PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 1554, 22 March 1872, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

ABEIVED. March 20— Gothenburg, s.s-, 459 tong^Clark, from Dunedin. H. J. Gibbs & Co., agents. March 21— Alhambra, s.s., 497 tons, Underwood, from Melbourne, with English mail. H. J. Gibbs and Co., agents. March 21 — Storm Bird, a.a.-, 67 tons, Fraser, from RivertoD, with 176 bales wool for transhipment per Christian it'Ausland. T. Brodrick, agent. ' " fIAHED. March 21— -Storm "Bird, s.s., 67 tons, -Fraser, for Invercargill. T. Brodrick, agent. March 21 — Alhambra, s.s., 497 tons, Underwood, for Dnnedin. H. J. Qibbs & Co., agents. March 21 — Gothenburg, s.s., 459 tons, Clark, for Melbourne. H. J. Gibbs and Co., agents. IMPOSTS. Per Gothenburg — 1 pkg, Waddel ; 1 do, Martin; 19 do, Traill ; 1 do, Telfer ; 1 do, Kingsland ; 2 do, Coohran & Black wood. Per Alhambra — 2 pkgß, Findlay ; 2 do, Sloan & 8on ; 8 do, Hare, Pratt & Co ; 10 do, H. J. Gibbs 4 Co ; 1 do, Rodgers ; 30 do, G. M. Bell ; 1 do, Boss ; 56 do, Hallenstein & Co ; 20 do, Waddel ; JSO do, Cochran & Blackwood ; 16 do, Matheson & Smith; 252 do, Sto^k & Co 5 9 do, Ekensteen & Hall ; 15 do, J. Cooper ; 2 do, Mitchell & Co ; 3 do, Hatch ; 10 do, order ; 45 do, Whittingham Bros & Instone ; 47 do, Cowper & Wilaon. EXPOSES. Per Gothenburg — 1 ram, N.Z. Land Co ;25 bags, Nichol & Tucker; 25,000 ft timber, M'Pherson & Co. Per Alhambra — 10 sheep, N.Z. Land Co ; 17 pkgs, Topi ; 11 do, Niehol & Tucker. PASSEKGKEB lIST. Per Alhambra, from Melbourne — Mr Cowell, Dr and Mrs M'Clure. Per Gothenburg, from Dunedin — Mes3ra Ryan, M'Leod, Carter, and Kee Chang. ,■ Per Gothenburg, for Melbourne — Mr and Mrs Powers, Mr Lee, and six in the steerage. Per Alhambra, for Dunedin — Mr Tennent, Mr Wiss, and Mr Mussen.

Coal has become very scarce in Port Chalmers, the consequence no doubt of the long continuance X>f easterly winds, preventing the arrival of vesaels now due from Newoastle. The s.s. Maori had to cosl at the Bluff, and the Gothenburg had also to take 90 tons here. The 8.8. Alhambra left the Hobsdn'? Bay railway pier at 7 p.m. on the 14th, and w & »ted at the Heads for the arrival of the mail steamer Nubia. On her-arrival at 10 g,m.,_ transhipped her New Zealand mails and, passengers. Passed out of the Heads at 1 a.m. pa"tUejfsth t and experienced light winds for the.firai days, then strong head winds for the "remainder 'of the passage, arriving at the wliarf at 6 i "a/mr on the 21st.