PORT OF BLUFF HARTOR.

Southland Times, Issue 963, 5 June 1868, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARTOR.

ABEIVED. June 2— Tararua, s.a., 623 tone, Hagley, from Melbourne. T. Brodriek, agent BAILED. June 3— Tararua, b.b., 623 tons, Hagley, for Dunediu, -with Panama mails, &c. T. Brodrick, agent. IMPOSTS. Per Tararua, from Melbourne — 2 cases sundries, 4 pkgs bedsteads, 60 bags flour, 2 qr- casks port, 2 qr-casks do, 8 i-boxes tobacco, 1 halftierce do, 2 qr -casks sherry, 6 bales cornsacks, 82 pkgs sugar, Whittingham Bros j 20 bags rico, 30 bags flour, 8 kegs butter, 10 cases jams, 1 bale paper, 1 case honey, 3 drums oil, 4 boxes tacks, 2 pumps, Boss and Co ; 6 kegs nails, 20 cases kerosene, 8 cases apples, Koss and Co ; 9 pkgs boots, Sloan and Sods ; 80 bags flour, order j 60 bags flour, order ; 5 half-chesta tea, 20 boxes, 1 bag, 1 case, 2 bags, Stock and Co ; 20 bags flour, 1 pkg sacks, 2 qr- casks trine, 20 bags maize, Ekensteen and Hall ; 2 cases books, Rose ; 20 casks cement, 50 cases kerosene, 7 kegs nails, 1 keg chain, 30 sash weights, 1 furnace door, 1 do grating, 1 stove, 2 bdls spades, 2 cases hardware, Tapper; 1 hhd lime, 3 brls cement, 28 pkgs spouting, 10 pairs naves, 100 red gum felloes, 500 Bpokes, 22 bags onions, Hare, Pratt and Co ; 1 cask spirits, 4 cases, Hatch ; 250 bags flour, Mitchell and Co : 1 bale, Porter and Reid j 1 pel, Yule and Co j 1 box, Haast. EXPOBTS. Per Tararua, for Otago — 17 bales wool, Dalgety and Co ; 4 box screws, Burrows ; 1 pkg, Tramble ; 1 pel, Bellamy ; 1 pel, Brodrick ; 1 box, Nichol. For Wellington — 1 pel, Dr Deck. PABSBNGEE IJST. Per Tararua, from Melbourne — Saloon : Mr Macpherson and 4 in steerage. Per Tararua, for Otago— Saloon : Messrs Low, Gilchrist, Curew, and Captain luverariety j 5 in stoerage. The "Age" of 25th May saya :— "The P.N.Z. & A.B.M. Co.'s s.s. Tararua keeps np her reputation as a reliable boat. She left this port on the 2nd inßtant, and has been round the New Zealand ports, making very rapid passages, and finally leaving the Bluff with the English mails for transmission per Bombay on the 17th : has made a passage which deserves recording. From the day of her leaving the Bluff to sighting the northern portion of Tasmania, she never had an opportunity of setting canvass, the wind being dead a-head and very strong, and the Bea fearfully high. It is a matter of congratulation to the Company that they carry out their contract under such circumstances, but it iB a noted fact that the Tararua always gets in to time, even in the face of such adverse winds as were experienced on the present occasion.