PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 918, 18 March 1868, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

AWJTW M»foh 17«-O^oo, i.s,, 1000 ton*, Maetot ivoa M«lboum«. Dftlgety, Battray and Co., agoats. 8a;i«w). Karoh 17—OmfQ, s.s., 1000 toas, Hackie, for Xtaudin. Dalgoty, Rattray and Co., ag«ats. IHKUST9. ?w Om«0i from MolbouraeooS bdls hoops, Hurphrj 1 bale. Lafltoni 1 case, Austin; 39 bags onions, Buchanan aa.d Co t 10 oases fcaTdwatt, 1&5 pkfttea t 60 uaset brandy, 2 cases tobacco, 6 brls ourrants t 12 oases oilmans stores, boxes oandles, 8 cases xaerohandtse, 6 cases wine, 2 os-casks nun, Hare, Pratt and Co j 113 pkgs merchandise, Cowper j 210 do do, Tapper j §8 cases fruit, Cleave ; 4 qr-oasks wine, 184 bag • sugar, Hare, Pratt and Coj 6 cases, So«s} 10 cases fruit, Taylor } 85 bags maiae, 4 kegs butter, Buchanan i 23 pkgs tea, 1 case, M'fherson; 1 do, 31 bags sugar, Nicholj 12 pkgs merchandise, Stock and Coj 22 oases fcuit, Hanua and 00. PASSBNGBB XISI. Per Omeo, from Melbourne— Saloon : Capt. Burke (of Ella Gladstone), Mr and Mrs Ferguson and child, Mr and Mrs M'Kellar, Mr Skene, and Mr M'Phersou ; seven in the steerage. _ -*JRBhipJMh, f Jßfanter^ncT^art: lhe steamship Omeo, 1000 tons, Hugh Mackie, commander, laft Port Philip Heads at 8 pm. on the 11th inst ; passed Swan Island at 10 p.m. the following day, experienced light N.E. winds the fint twenty-four hours. On the 13th, a rerj heavy gale sprung up from W.S.W., with a very heavy sea, which lasted for 18 hours. Since then, experienced light south and S.W. winds, with fine weather. Passed the Solander at 2 p.m. on the 16th, and arrived off Bluft at 9 p.m. same day ; steamed into the harbor this morning at daylight. ' _____