PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 875, 3 January 1868, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

-sjjs ■ ABSIVED. , I Jan 2—Tararua, 1000 tons, J. Hagley, from Melbourne. T. Brodrick, agent. Jan 2 — Gothenburg, 750 tons, Underwood, from Melbourne. Dalgetty, Rattray and Co., agents. SATDED. Jan 2 — Q-othenburg, 750 tons, Underwood, for Otago. Dalgety and Co., agents IMPOSTS. Per Tararua, from Melbourne — 2 cases pepper, 10 do pickles, Whittingham Bros j 6 do maizena, 1 do mustard, 20 boxes candles, Matheson and Co 5 3 cases and 1 box printing materials, Reynolds and Co ; 1 case and 1 truss, Mair and Gar Ta n; 18 cases pickles, 1 bsg linseed, 1 case . allspice, 9 bags onions, Ekensteen and Hall ; 1 pkg leather, Goodwillie ; 1 case and 2 casks, Kingsland; 2 bales, 2 pkgs, 1 case, Sloan and Sons ; 6 cases, Seehoff ; 5 qr-casks Bherry, 1 case, H, T. Ross; 3 cases chairs, 1 do furniture, order ; 1 bale, Rose; 23 bags potatoes, . Lawson ; 40 cattle, 9 horses, order; 34 cattle, 3 horses, lfoal, order ; 3 cases, Matheson and Co^ 1 parcel, L. Hume. Jan 2 — Per Gothenburg, from Melbourne — 3 cases, 7 do, M'Pherson and Co ; 54. pkgs reaping -• machines, Hay Bros; 1 bale saddlery, 2 cases,' order; Q^-i-ehests tea, 1 case salad oil, 1 do pickles, 2 kegs colonial -wine, Waddel ; 1 box, Hutchins ; 6 case?, Oilman's Stores ; 2 i-trcs tobacco, Whittingham Bros ; 1 prcl, Dalgety and Co ; 1 do, Boss ; 1 case sewing machines, Calder, Black- ■ lock and f Co ; 6 cases furniture, Whittingliam " Bros ; 1 case herrings, 1 case cocoa, 19 bags rice, 3 cases sardines, 16 pkgs sugar, 2 cases, Stock and Co PASSENGER ITST. Per Tararua, from Melbourne — Cabin : Messrs C. Hirst, W. Barnet, Gidney, and D. Mitchell ; and seven in the steerage. Jan 2 — Per Gothenburg, from Melbourne — Cabin : Messrs A. and G. Thompson ; two in the steerage Jan 2— Per Gothenburg, for Otago — Cabin : Mr Craymer MEMORANDA. The s.B. Tararua left Sandridge pier at six p.m. on the 28th Dec ; passed through Port Phillip Heads at nine ; entered Banks' Straits at three p.m. on 29th, and passed Swan Island at four p.m. Bame day. Made the Solanders at 230 a.m. on 2nd January, and finally arrived at the Bluffsame day at eight a.m. The Tararua has again • made one of those successful runs for which she is justly celebrated, haying accomplished the voyage from wharf to wharf in four days fourteen hours. She brings a good general freight for Southland, and her usual complement of passen- " gers for all ports. Passed s.s. Otago off Wilson's Promontory at 4 a.m. The s.s. Gothenburg, Captain Underwood, left Hobson's Bay at 11 a.m. on the 27th alt. ; passed Port Phillip Heads at 2 p.m., and Cape Schank at 3.40 p.m. same day. Experienced strong N.W. winds to the Swan, thence moderate westerly and S.W. -winds to the Solanders, which was passed at 2.30 a.m. on the 2nd inst., and arrived at Bluff Harbor at 8 a.m. same day. The Gothenburg brings a large cargo and a number of passengers for the various ports. ■ - -■■♦