PORT OF RLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 1116, 1 March 1869, Page 2

PORT OF RLUFF HARBOR.

ABHIVKD. Feb 26— New Chum, 25 tons, Moran, from Riverton. with 55 bales [ for transhipment per Kobert Henderson. Feb 27— Lord Ashley. ?.?.. 500 tons, Worep, from Northern Ports. T. Brodrick, agent. IMrORTS. Per s.s. Lord Ashley — 1 case tobacco, Niohol ; 32 boxes tea, Coehran. Granger & Blackwood ; 1 tiere° earthenware, 1 cask, If ichol ; 1 washing machine, 1 pkg wringing do, 1 bell casting, Dalgoty, Rattray & Co ; 2 pk<;s, Morgan ; 1 ease, 1 do 'salad oil, 1 do chocolate, 1 pel twine Nichol ; 4 cases drapery, Porter and Reid ; 1 ease, Waddel ; 1 portmanteau, Adamson ; 1 crate earthenware, 1 tierce, 1 case glassware, 1 hhd earthenware, 1 case do, Nye & Co. ; 1 hhd do, 1 cask do, 3 cases kerosene, 3 casks glassware 1 case do, 1 hhd earthenware. 1 crate, Nichol ; 11 cases stout, 2 do pickles, 6 kegs nails. 1 case sundries, Nichol ; 3 drum-* oil, Ekensteen & Hall ; 1 pkg, T. Brodrick ; 1 case, Campbell ; 2 nests tubs" 1 case pain killer, 1 bdl axe handles, Nichol ; 1 case drapery, Lewis ; 1 do, Porter & Reed ; 1 oask earthenware, Nichol ; 1 case drugs. J. D. Hayes; 1 ease, Nichol; 1 trunk boots, Stanford ;* 1 do, Mitchell ; 1 pkg stationery. Keynolds & Co ; Ido do, Craig, Bain & Co ; 1 case, Mair & Garven ; 1 case, 1 truss, Stanford ; 1 case, Ott ; L ho:-«e, Marshall. PASSENGER T.IST. Per Lord Ashley, from Northern Ports — Mrs Smvth, Mrs Jones* nnd child, Miss Churchwood, and Mr Hughes ; 4 in the steerage. The ss. lord Ashley, Captain Worsp, now under the flag of the "Circular Saw Line," arrived alongside the Bluff Harbor wharf on Saturday, 27th nit., at 9 a.m. She sailed from Auckland at 4.45 pm. on the 16th inst. On the 9ame evening she passed the barque Eucalyptus, with stock, and a b-ig showing the third distinguishing pendant 9-6 i, beating up for Auckand harbor. Napier was reached at 3 p.m. on the 18th. Af*>»v receiving on board a few bales of wool, passengers, and mails, she left s»t 8 p.m. B;ime day. and arrived at Wellington at 6.10 p m. on the 19th : sailed again at 5 p.m. on the 22nd, and arrived at Lyttelton at 10.30 a.m. next day -. left at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, and arrired at Port Chalmers at half-past twelve on the 25 Mi. She reports a heavy gsile of wind from the north east in going into Lyttelton Harbor. The steamer Betsy Douglas was struck by a heavy sea in going into I.yttelton, which did rou< h damage, and washed overboard three people, one of them was drowned ; this was on the afterno' n of the 24th. With the exception of the gale at Ljtteltr>n. she had fine weather throughout the pascage.