PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 226, 9 March 1866, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

ARRIVED. March 7.— Alhambra, S.S., 800 tons, MLein, from Melbourne. Dalgetty, Rattray & Co., agents. SAILED. March B.— Alhambra, S.S., 800 tons, M'Lean, for Dunedin. Dalgetty, Rattray & Co. March B.— Amherst, Brig, Gttroy, on a •whaling voyage. PASSENGER LIST. Per Alhambea, from Melbourne — Messrs. Manstold, Miss Coghttl ; and six in the steerage. IMPORTS. Per Alhambra, from Melbourne — 2 cases, 1 box, GeUatly ; 2 pkgs. GoodwiUie ; 1 pkg. Order ; 1 case, Longuet ; 5 cases, Longuet ; 11 pkgs. boots, Sloan ; 3 pkgs. GeUatly ; 5 pkgs. Kingsland ; 4 pkgs. Robert Sloan ; 48 cases fruit, J. Cooper ; 1 case, Lockyar ; 1 pkg. Mempis ; 1 parcel, A. Hardy; 1 case, Munro ; 1 case, Scott ; 1 box, Beaven ; 1 pkg. Morison, Law & Co. ; 25 casis fruit, 3 kegs nails, Ekensteen & HaU ; 520 pkgs. Longuet ; 4 cases, J. Cooper, & Co.

The S.S. Alhambra, left Hobsons Bay at 5 p.m., on the 2nd inst., Capt. M'Lean reports fine weather with strong S.W. winds on the passage arriving at the wharf at 6 p.m. on the 7th inst. she had a larger cargo than is usual for her, the greater portion of it is for Messrs. Whittingham Bros., of Riverton. This morning Capt. Shaw discovered that in the place of a full crew of seaman on board his ship, he had only two. They had taken the boat belonging to to the lighter "Three Sisters," that is loading along-side ; there is nd doubt that the " tars," are now steering a course for the Riverton Gold Fields.