PORT OF BLUFF HORBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 1588, 7 June 1872, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HORBOR.

. j-, . . ; „ABBIVBI>. . June, 4— Emulous, 157 tons, Patterson, from Dunedin, ? ' .'•. ;".i. ■• ''■ .• , v ; • , •■: . . June. s—Albion*,5 — Albion*, 5.5., . 591; 4pnsi IJouse, from Melbourne. H-..J.-Gibbs.& Co., agents. I June, s— Storm Bird, s.s., 67 tons, Fraser, from Dunedin. ,T. v Brodiick, agent. , June.6-rrPilpt, 16 tons, Rodgers, from Ruapuke. , .\-fI 1,,;., SAELKD. , ; June. s— Storm, Bird, s.s., 67 tons, Fraser, for InvercargilJ. , T. Brpdrick, agent. . June 6 — Albion, s.s., 591 tons, Bouse, for Dunedin.^ H. , J. Gibbs & Co., agents. . IHPOETS. i Per Albion— 39 pkgs, Tapper^ 1 do, Gellatly ; . 2 do, jGoodwillie j 240 do, Hare, Pratt & Co ; 1 do. Collector of Customs ; 6-. do, Tavlor ; 57 do, Cleare; 200 do, Mitchell & Coj 236 do, H. T. Boss ; 28 do, Matheson & Smith.; 3 do, Sloan & Son; 66 do,,Cpwper & Wilson; 121 do, Cochran & Blackwood ; 116 do, Whittingham Bros & Instone ; 2 do, Calder, Blacklock &Co ; 33 do, Nickol & Tucker j 55 do, J. T.Martin; 17 do fJ A. Hannah.;jl3 do, Ekensteen & Hall; 102 do, . J.. Stock 7& Co ; . 4 do, order 5 1 do, Hargreayes; 3 do, Harvey j. 1 dp, Cooper ; 8 do, Erskine; 2 horses.'Taylor. Per, Emulous— loo, tons coal, Brodrick. PASSEUaEB MST. Per Albion, from Melbourne— rMr Twinning and Mr K. Taylorl " ' ; Per Albion,.' for iDunedinrr-Professor Haselmayer, and 3 others, Mrs Hanlon and family, Mr and i: -Mr& MrNeill, . Messrs Copte, Grant, Alexander, Dafidson,- and 3 Chinamen. The s.s. Albion arrived at the wharf at 11 a.m. on the sth, with.the English mail via Suez. She left Hobson's Bay at 4-p.m..on the 30th ulfc. On arriving at Port Phillip Heads at 8 o'clock, Capt. xiouoe was informed, tnai; tne jr. anq.. U. Company's steamer ' : sfubia, i with' the Suez mail,'had teen telegraphed from Gape -Otway, and would reach, the Heads about midnight. He accordingly anchored and waited until she: arrived, ,at 2 a.m., took, ton board the New Zealand mails) and sailed at 3 a.m. Light variable winds prevailed for the first three days, then moderate. N. and N. W. winds, with thick weather, for the -remainder of the passage.. .\^,nen the Albipn left Melbourne, the branch mail' steamer, which, connects the line at King George'a Sound, had not' reached Adekide^.^She/leffcthevßluff for Dunedin at 8 ajn. yesterday.