**S FORT JOF BLUFF HARBOB.

Southland Times, Issue 1803, 7 October 1873, Page 2

PORT F BLUFF HARBOR.

*$£/J- ABBIVETJ. Oct. 3— Alhainbra, s.b., 497 tons, Underwood, from DunedmTH. 3. Gibbs & Co., agents. |, ■ ■ Oct. 3— Kent, eutter, Seympiurjtrom Stewart's: 'Island, with oysters. . Oct. 4=— Pilot," cutter", 15 "tons, Owen, t from Stewart's Island/in ballast. Oct. 4— Celestia, barqne, 225 tons, Brown, ; from Lytteltoni iNichol & Tucker, agents. Oct. s— Tararua, s.s., 623 tons, Clark, from Melbourne. H. J. Gibbs & Co., agents. : - ■ i ■ ■•■ ■ ■■ ' BIXLBD. Oct. 3— Wallabi, b.s., 101 tons, Leys, for Dunedin. MThereon & Co., agents. Oct. 3-rAl}ianibra, 8.8., 497 tons, Underwood, for (Melbourne. H. J. Gibbs & Co., agents. Oct. 6— Tararna, s.s., 600 tons, Clark, for 1 • 'Dunedin. I '' H. J.' Gibbs & Co., agents. impobts. Per Alhambni— 7 boxes, Telegraph ; 8 pkgs, 3Q sheep.'Hare, Pratt and Co ; 1 bale, Gellatly ; 99 pkgs, Sto?k and Co ; 3 do, Hallenstein ; 1 do, .Waddel ; 3 do, Porter; 14 tins, U.S. Fish; 1 pkg, order ; 1 do, M'Keilar. Per.Tararua— so pkgs, Tapper ; 33 do, Stock ' & Co ; 25 do, M'Pherson & Go; 1 do, Bain & Co; 10 do, H. T. Ross; 1 do; Hyams; 11 do, Strang; 5 do, Sloan & Sons; 1 do, Nichol & Tucker ; 5 do, Calder, Blacklock * Co ; 8 do, ' M'lntyre ; 89 do, Cooper ; 1 do, Nutter j 1 do, „ Findlay ; 7 do, order; 22 do, Cowper & Wilson ; 40 do, Cleare ; 1 do, Powell ; 104 rams, Hare, Pratt &:Co.; 1 do, Hassey. Per Celeeda — 106 sacks seed, Cleave. v 1 .•/• '•:- ■ ■ •• ■• " : EXPOBTS. Per Alhambrs— 2 cases, H. J. Gibbs and Co ; 17 pkge, C. O'Hara; 2 cases, Waddel ; 15 pkgs, M'Phereoaand Co. ■' ' Per Wallabi— 4o,ooo feet timber, Murdoch ; liTbarreis pitch, order.' , PASSENGEB IJ3T. Per Wallabi, for Dunedin — Messrs CafEn, • Smith, and Browne, and sin the steerage. ' : '. ''Per'Alhambra, from Northern Ports — Messrs Cargill, Simpson, Davis, Neill, Martin, M'Arthur, Benson, \Webster; 'Swansdown, Brassett, Chap- ■ "'jnan, Brown, Jones, Brown, Mrs Coutts, Mr and Mrs Simpson, and Mrs Webster. Per from Melbourne — Miss French, , ; .- Mr ;ll'lnty^e,Tand .7 in. the steerage.' ' ' Per Tararua, for Dunedin — Mr Graham, and 5 in the steerage > j, .'-•The barque Celestia was towed out of Lyttel tqn. by, the b.s. .Gazelle, at 7 p.m. on the 18th uiti light easterly winds until making Cape Saunders, on thn. 21st, then light ,; :■ weaferiy wiridsi 1 Sighted Dog Island" Lighthouse ■ i ; on the 24th,at s' p.m., wind coming in fresh :■. :' from the N.W., and towards night increased to a gale, which, drove her out to sea. On the 25th "illOTe-tO ''under the mizen staysail reefed. On the-26tbr~th:e "gale moderatea, and B~Ee "againsighted Dog'lslahd light, but the wind again rising, ..j-. was; forced; to run out to. sea. . 'From then' until .the 3rd. inst., .experienced a succession of N.W. I vi ,aBd:S.W-.gales,and was "liable to reach Bluff J ..Biatbpr.; Sighted Dog Island light four different V.., times. On the 3rd inst. the wind went round to the east, and she arrived at the Bluff at 4 p.m. on the; 4th inst. • . .. The.jJlararua left Melbourne at 230 p.m. on __Jtie-30ih-ulfc.-;-experienced N-.-and N.E winds, with very heavy southerly sea, until nearing the Solanders, then strong E. winds through the jStr^ifai jiPaesed! tie' Solanders at noon on the 6th inst., and arrived at the Bluff at 8 p.m. the ■ante-, day. ;She brings 23 saloon, and 30 eteer--1 age passengers, 340 tons cargo, 400 rams, and two herses,jTor- ail ports.,