PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 1680, 24 December 1872, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

ABHIVED. Dec. 19 — Ottawa, brig, 222 tons M'Kinnon, from Lyttelton.- T. Brodrick, agent. Dec. 20 — Nelly, cutter, 10 tons, Lewis, from Stewart's Island, with rock oysters. Dec. 21 — Storm Bird, b.s., 67 tons, Fraser, from Riverton. T. Brcdrick, agent. Dec. 22— Wallafai, 5.8., 101 tons, Leys, from Dunedin. M'Pherson & Co., agents. SAILED. Dec. 19 — Awarua, schooner, 48 tons, Gilroy, for Kiverton. Jfichol and Tucker, agents. 3")ec. 20 — Flying Scud, cutter, 15 tons, Cross, . or Stewart's Island. Dec. 21 — Thomas and Henrj. 215 tons, Wm. Francis, for Dunedin. James Waddel, agent. Dec. 21— Storm Bird, 8.8., 67 tons, Fraser, for Dunedin. T. Brodrick, agent. IMPORTS. Per Wallabi— 4B6 pkgs, M'Pherson & Co ; 12 do, Calder, Blacklock & Co ; 280 do, order ; 1 do, Sloan & Son ; 2 do, Wilson ; 10 do, Whittingham Bros. & Instone ; 2 do, Rodgers ; 105 do, Kichol & Tucker ; 8 do, Shields ,- 2 do, Goodwiilie ; 5 do, Reed & Co ; 1 do, Thomson, Btrang &Co ; 3 do, Craven ; 5 do, Lewis &Co ; 1 do, Hayes ; 13 do, Hare, Pratt &Co j 6 do, Cochran& Blackwood ; 7 do, M'Callum ; 40 do, M'Chesney ; 7 do, Smyth ; 2 do, Mitchell &Co ; 8 do, Gregg ; 24 do, Cameron ; 1 do, Simon Bros ; 50 do, Thomson & Beattie ; 1 do, Kingsland ; 1 do, M' Arthur ; 18 do, Thomson ; 13 do, M'lntyre; 1 do, M«at Co ; 1 do, Waddelj 1 do, Guff. EXPOBTB. Per Thomas and Henry — 135,000 ft sawn timber, Murdoch. Per Storm Bird — 6 pkgs mutton birdß, 3 bags oysters, Waddel j 3000 ft timber, Brown ; 4 bars iron, H. J. GJbbs & Co ,- 6 bales wool, Tapper • 1 box, Tally i 17 balea wool, M'Pherson & Co ; 2 do, Hare, Pratt &Co ; 56 sheep, Sutlon Bros ; 8 do, Hamilton ; 1 bull, Grieve ; 9 cases, 3 pkgs, 10 boxes, 252 bags barley, 9 bales 2 do eking, Whittingham Bros. & Instone. PASSENGER XIBT. Per Storm Bird, for Dunedin — Messrs J. Grieve, sen., Allen, Rodgere, Bell, Wadie, Simpeon, Bussell, Hughes, Sutton, Tomes, Mr and Mrs land, Mrs Porter, Miss Baily, 5 in the steerage. Per Wallabi, from Dunedin— Mr and Mrs Dishart, Messrs Solomon, Francis, and Giller. The b.b. Wallabi arrived here at 4 p.m. on the 22nd. She left Dunedin at 5 p.m. on the 21»t. The damage sustained by the Wallabi when last at the Lavercafgill wharf, has bee« repaired in a very satisfactory manner, and she is now commanded by Mr Leys, her late chief officer. _____