PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 1732, 25 April 1873, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

- " ' -""""' "' ' AMtITW). April 21,-j-Jeasie Trail, 12 tons, Pr««ce, from Stewarfi Island, with oyeters. • "ApriT'2l-^Prelly; 14 tons, Adams, from Stewart's Isl&n'd ■ with bjiters. :Aprfr22^torm Bird, ••»., 67 ton*, Fraser, from Dunedin. T. Brodrick, agent. April 24— Awarua, ischooner, 48 tons, (Jilroj, from Dußedin. Nichol and Tucker, agents. April 24^Storm Bird, s.s., 67 tons, Fraser, from RiTerton. K. Brodrick, agent. | "■' ''" '•"""'" BAILED. i Apnfl&4l&nt; 14 torn, Seymour, for Stew- ' v artVlslana 1 ! '"'" April 19-r-Wallabi, 101 tons, Leys, for Dunedin. D __'>Be|&n & Co ., agents. ipW 22^-Lerwick, 16 tons, M'Donald, for Stewart's liked', in ballast. April 23— Storm Bird, 67 tons, Fraeer, for Rirerton. l T, IBrodrick, agent. April 24— Storm Bird, s.b., 67 tons, Fraser, for Dunedin. .T. Brodrick, agent. ■ , ]■;.' "'(■• '■',' :'h; ; imports. : Per Stotio Bird— 4 pkgs, Nichol & Tucker; 29d0, Waddel; 140 doi White; 6 do, Hayes; 2 do, Moffett ; .1 do, Shields ; 1 do, Thomas ; , 53 do, Hare, Pratt & Co ; 7 do, Cochran & Blaciwood; 17 do, Hunter ; 2 do, Henderson ; 26 do, CdnyersV 1 do, Ekensteen & Hall ; 1 do, . Dean ; { 1 do, Alexander; 20 do, Cowper & Wilson j 4 do, Watson ; 7< do, Calder, Blacklcck & Co ; 60 do, Birss *, 72 do, M'Chesney ; 2 do, . Lewis.;, ■& jd;o,r Stock 4 Co ; 1 do, Erskine ; 1 wheel,- Sntitk j 49 pkgs, Thomson & Beattie ; 2 do, Seed j ; 1/do, Cameron ; 2 do, Gellatl y ; 1 do, Tratter ; 1 do, Brodrick ; 1 do, Thomson, Strang A CO. ■...-!.:•■.. ■.■-.- --..-■•. XXIOBTS. PerKenir-4 pkgs, 4000. t timber, Nichol & Tucker.; PerWallabi— 27 bales wool, M'Pherssn & Co ; 2 do do, Calder, Blacklock & Co,; 10 dodo, 20 bags oatmeal, Hare, Pratt* Co ; 11 bags oysters, Waddel; 45,000 ft timber, Shand & Swale ; 12 bales wool, Mitchell '& Co. Per S^orm. Bird— s pkgs wool, 1 box, Cochraa *.Blackwood ; 1.6 sacks oysters, Nichol k, Tucker ; 8 do do, AdaiDS ; 11 pkge, N.Z. Meat PreserTing Co j 4&oaleirwool, Hare, Pratt & Co. .•iL-ir.'x Oi's PASSBII€»B HtST. . . Per Wallabi, for -Dunedin — Lottie Magnet < Troupe (ten in aumber), Mr and Mrs Wm.Reid, . andMr ßajley. . . , : Per Stora»?Bffd,-fr»m Dunedin — Misses Daggon, Brodrick, o «>4 Smith, Mr» . Feaney, Messrs Steinau, Brown, Harvey, Roskell, Conyers, Atkin , ; Edmonds, Kin^ella, Warren, and four for River- ..; t0n...-- >-„ •.-.:(- >;■'■' ■ : >' ! . ?«£ fStqrm rßwd» f° r ! Dunedin — Cap*.' Raymond, Mrs Raymond and family (5), Messrs- ,, Burnaj vßeat^,: Warren, Coatu, Thomson, .' Maiheion, Mn Buchanan, and 2 children.

The Grey Eirer Argus of the 12th rest. - reporti:-^. ft Th« ketch Nancy, with a cargo of produce from InTercargill, reached port yesterdaj, after a month's -Toyage, during which time she called at Milford Sound and Martin's Bay. It .wilLbe- remembered that on the departure of the Nancy jErom Invercargill, the desire was expressed tl»f on her Toyage up the coast she •hould 'leep a' loot-out for some sealing boats ■—- whicirh«d"beeTnotit"for ~about~ten months, and •were unaccounted for. This was done, but nothing was eeen^dfHhe' boats, for the excellent reason ~lnaiTßEdifly7«K«r the Nancy's departure, the boats.re^irried to Southland. They had bees in : : Milforo' Sound pre'Tious to the Nancy's arriral th«r». . The JSancr^had about 1 fiV» ton* cargo for the l Martin's'Bay_ settlers, but, although she anchored off the mouth of the mer, and a boat was sent on shore, none of the inhabitants of the settlement, iniade their appearance, and she proceeded on to Greymouth, arriying as stated.*'