PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

Southland Times, Issue 1155, 27 October 1869, Page 4

PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

ABRIVED. October 8. — Cora, 45 tons, Russell, from Dunedin. Master, agent. October 8. — Waihopai, 63 tens, Hutchings, from Dnnedin. John Ross and Co., agents. October 26 — Mary Von Every, schooner, 4L tons. T)oiial»»ooa.-fiv»m-'ni->»««w1'»». October 26 — Anne Moore, brigantine, 90 tons, Henry, from Melbourne. M'Pherson and Co., agents. SAILED. October 12 — Cora, 45 tons, Russell, for Dunedin, with 32,000 feet timber, Eraser; 3 tons tallow, M'Leod. Master, agent. October 14 — Waihopai, 44 tons, Peers, for Dunedin, with 15,000 feet timber, 50 tons guano, 2 coils wire. John Rosa and Co., agents. isreoKxs. Per Mary Von Every — 12 caseß whißky, 19 qrcasts, 6 bales woolpacks, 4 cases, 191 bags flour, Calder, Blacklock and Co. ; 30 bales woolpacks. ' 100 cases geneva, 1 case, 1 pole, H. J. Q-ibbs and Co. ; 9 cases, 10 kegs nails, 2 casks, 3 bdls, 4 nests buckets and tubs, Coehran and Blaekwood ; 2 cases, Webster ; 1 pkg caps, Collector of Customs j 1 engine, 1 case, Lockhart ; 20 coils wire, 2 cases, 1 bdl spades, Hay Bros ; 4 pkgs, 1 case, 1 bdl Hoops, 3 do buckets, 1 do handles, 87 bars iron, 1 case, 2 bdls, 24 do iron, 39 kegs nails, 4 bundles, Cowper and Wilson ; 120 coils wire, 34 pkgs iron, 20 bags lime, 10 bdls, 2 cases, Tapper ; 2 bdls, 1 cask, Graham ; 1 case, 2 bdls 1 cask, 1 pkg, Jeffreys ; 1 cask, Ekensteen and Hall ; 5 bdls, 15 ovens, 15 kegs nails, D. Smyth ; 20 casks, W. M'leod. Per Anne Moore — 200 bags flour, 327 bags guano, M'Pherson and Co ; 1 pkg sheep-shears, 12 bales woolpacks, 5 drums oil, 3 brls tar, 3 do pitch, 2 cases raddle, 1 bale sewing twine, J. Stock and Co ; 26 pieces cedar, 300 felloes, Tise ; 4,000 palings, 252 bags coal, Master.

The brigantine Ann Moore, Captain E. Henry, arrived at the Jetty yesterday afternoon, after a rather protracted passage from Melbourne. She left Port Phillip on the sth inst., had variable winds with thick weather till clearing Kent's group, which she did on the Bth. From thence till off the West Cape had strong winds from KB. round to N.W. On the 14th and three following days, had a hard S.S.E. gale with very high sea, the vessel being hova-to all the time. On the 18th, was off Abbot Head, and had from thence down to the West Capa moderate S.W.. winds. . On tho 22nd experienced another severe gale, on this occasion from the westward ; ran for Stewart's Island, and comejo.anchor.off the M~»^y-i»iverr~TriJignea"'tne following morning — «... J- -* *-<Tr m **-- »*•"• xm»w«-, mueu ie lell calm, and could not enter. On the following night, 24fh, took shelter in Port William, a fresh gale blowing. Left there the next morning with an easterly breeze, took the Pilot on board off the Heads at noon same day, -but had to put back to Port William owing to the heavy sea on the bar. Left again on Tuesday morning, 26th, and reached the jetty as already atated;