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West Coast Times, Issue 48, 23 September 1865, Page 2

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September 22— Hero, s.s., Logan, from Mcl; bourne. Passengers — Cabin : Capt. M'Ph,er.so)>, Messrs Maclntyre, Cassius, Forsaith, Johnptonp, Murray ; and 184 in tho steerage. • '. • Gothenburg, s.s., 609 tons, Mackie, Jfrom Wellington and Nelson. Passengers — Cabiii t Cupt Johnson, Mr Nancarrow, Mr and Mrs 1 Wft< molt ; and 141 in the steerage. ' *V Tiger, sch., Beveridgc, from Nelson (ashore.) - sailkd. *' i September 22— Wallaby, s.s., Whitwell, for' Nelson. Hero, s.s., Logan, for the South. • '/ imports. Per the Hero — 6 cs cigars <^r Per the Gothenburg— l octavo whiskoy, and^ bags sugar. Per the Tiger, from Nelson— lso bags potatoes, 8 bags carrots, 7 bags turnips, order ; 10 hhds nle, T Munro and Cb ; 5 cs bacon, Hibbert' ; 8 bids ale, Munro and Co ; 13 bags potatoes, 1 lihd egjs, Checseraan ; 1 cs do, A Beveridgo, and soveral packages — passenger's luggage, transshipped ex Albambra. EXPORTS. Per Wallaby, for Nelson— 2 800 oz gold and X box coin, Bank of New South Wales ; 2000 oz, Bank of Now Zealand . VESSELS lit POUT. Advance, cutter, from Grey River p. s. Yarra, from Melbourne. Tona, schooner, from the Grey. Sisters, schooner, from the Grey. City of Nelson, schooner, from tho Grey. Lady of tho Lake, p. 8., from the Grey. Leonidas, brigantine, from Melbourne. Florence, schooner, from Melbourne. Katheraw, schooner, from Molbournc. Dolphin, schooner, from Dunedin. United Brothers, schooner, from Dunedin. Australian Maid, cutter, from Lytlelton. Minnie, ketch, from Nelson. Dancing Wave, from Lyttelton Crest of tho Wave, from Lyttelton. Traveller's Bride, from Dunedin. Uno, s.s , from the Grey. Tiger, schooner, from Nelson (ashore)

The s.b. Hero left Melbourne at 8 a.m. on the 16th, having hauled from tho pier on tho previous evening. Cleared Port Philip Ileads at noon, and observed at the signal -station that the English mail had been telegraphed . Sunday 17th, light winds and tine clear weather ; Monday 18th, light westerly wind and fine; Tuesday 12th, strong southerly wind and fino ; Wednesday 20th, light southerly wind and lino ; Thursday 21st, airs and cloudy. The Gothenburg, Captain Mackic, left Nelson at 6 n.ru. on tho morning of Sunday tlie 17th, and rounded Farewell Spit at 10 a.m., when sho experienced strong S.S.W. winds, which gradually rose towards evening, and on Tuesday morning it had increased to half a gale. Captain Mackie then bore up for Totarauui, whore ho found the William Miskin lying at anchor, having left on Friday morning ; and on Tuesday the Samson, from Dunedin, also put in for shelter. On Wednesday, the weather having moderated somewhat, weighed anchor at 3 p.m., and sailed in company with tho William Miskiu and Samson, arriving off Hokitika at C p.m. on Thursday, experiencing fresh head winds on the passage. The Lyttelton arrived, from tho Grey, aa tho Gothenburg loft Nelson ; and the Barwon was passed in Blind Bay early on Sunday morning. The Samson left Dunedin on Thursday tho l4th instant, buing bound for the Grey, to discharge cargo, and wo are informed by Captain Robertson that she is to remain on the West Coast.