IMPORTS.

West Coast Times, Issue 59, 19 October 1865, Page 2

IMP ORTS.

Per Star of tho Evening t 35 kegs butter, 30 coses bacon, 20 cases axes, 2QO bags flour, 6 cases bacon, 10 cases coffee, 10 cases hams, 9 cases eggs, Morison, Law and Co. ; 3 bales bacon, 4 boxes candles, 1 case bacon, 3 pkgs, 2 eases, 9 cases eggs, 20 bags maize ,6 cases books, order. Per s.s. Kennedy— Ex warehouse under bond. 3 cases sauces, 1 do tobacco, Edwards and Co. Transhipped ex Albion. 71 cases fruit, 3 bags sugar, 3 cases pain killer, 3 trunks boots, 1 case, 1 parcel, Morison, Liw and Co. ; 1 4-tierce tobacco, 1 box, 1 case, Wiesenlmvern . Transhipped ex Barwon. 1 case hams, 1 belle piping, 4 do pots, 2 do pans, 100 cases kerosene, 1 bale, 6 cases tobacco, Ido pipes, 2 casks pork, 8 hhds eggs, 1 hlul, 1 cask, 5 sacks malt, 7 cases, 3 do, 1 do, 2 sacks malt, 2 pocke's hops, 21 btindley iron, 4do wire. 3 cs tinware, 9 bundles tin plates, 4 cs boots, 4 trunks, 1 package, 1 trunk, order. Free and duty paid— 4 cs salraoD, scs lobsters. 2 cks almonds, 2 cks nuts, 6 drums colza oil, 8 kegs black paint, 2 pockets hops, 10 boxes candles, 1 cs figs, 3 kegs peas, 8 cs hams, 2 cs oatmeal, 2 cs pearl barley, 3 bundles spades, Edwards and Co ; 200 bags flour, Church and Co ; 3 cs picks, Munro and Co ; 15 cs bacon, 11 casks beef, 2 cs axes, 60 boxes candles, 1 cs axe handles, 1 cs picks, 1 cask glassware, scs sundries, 4 boxes egg 3, 1 cs eggs, 1 cs butter, 23 cs brandy, Solomon and Co j 20 gunnies sugar, order; 1 trunk- boots, Colfer; 1 do leather, Allon ; 2cs boots, Mailer and Co ; 1 trunk do, Conner ; 3cs do, 1 roll leather, Henry and Seelen ; 1 truss, 1 cask nuts, Coburn ; 3 cases, Bank of N. Z. j 3 bales, Tristand Co ; 3 cases, 3 bales, 14 wises 1 bale, 4 trusses, 5 trunks boots, Pritohard and Co ; 1 box, Rossiter; 7 cases crockery, 1 cask glass, 4 bdls shovels, 2 ca tinware, 6 barrow wheels, 9 grindstones, 1 case sundries, 1 cask crockery, J B Clark ; 1 prcl bank notes, 2do sundries, Bank of New Zealand ; 1 hhd holloware, 1 crt earthenware, 2 cs chairs, 2 bundles iron, 5 nsts tubs, 1 ck glassware, 1 stove (two pkgs), 2 bis window snsbes, 1 cs bath bricks, 1 do sundries, J B Clark ; 20 cs kerosene, 4 kgs shot, Cassius and Comiskey ; 20 bgs bran, Munro ; 6cs vinegar, Edwards and Co ; 1 roll leather, Ibl do, 1 cs do, 2 do handles, 4 kgs nails, 64 bgs potatoes, 3 bxs eggs, 1 bg carrots, 8 do oysters, 2 do vegetables, 1 hhd egg«, 2 cks do, 4cs fruits. 5 sks lime, 60 sheep, Adkins. Per Keera — 1 trk boots, 2 pkgs do, 2cs do, Byrne & Co. ; 20 cs stout. Ecclesfield Brothers ; 1 pkg apparel, 2 cs hosiery, 2 do apparol, 2 bis ■blankets, 1 cs clothes, 8 do boots, Order ; 1 cs cigars, Marks; 20 4-cht3 tea, Cassius & Co ; 25 bgs sugar, Eeclesfield Brothers 5 50 J-chts tea, Cassius & Co. ; 10 cs brandy, 20 do geneva, Ecclesfield Brothers j 2 i-trcs tobacco, Throckmorlon ; 1 cs slops, Order ; 1 drum tobacco, 20 bxs tea, 1 ton sugar, Miller ; 3 cs trousers, 1 do hosiery, Order ; 15 cs brandy, 1 do apparel, Miller ; 1 cs drapery, 6 do boots, Byrne and Co. ; 1 pkg drapery, O'Leary j 19 cs drapery, Byrne and Co. ; 1 C 3 drapery, Order ; 50 bgs unalt, Cassius and Co. , 16 pkg3 clothing, Order; TL trk boots, S Isaacs ; 2 kgs butter, 1 hhd • eggs, 21 bis chaff, Kennedy ; 77 cs boots, 6 trks • do, 1 cs do, Order*, 1 cs seidlitz powders, 1 do -crockery, 1 do clocks, 1 do ink, 2 bis paper bags. 1 cs pipes, 1 bl calico bags, 14 colonial ovens, 8 'bis blankc's. 1 cs vestas, 1 do jacks, 1 do lamps, °2 do glassware, Solomon and Co. ; 25 cs kerosene. 1 do jacks, 1 do ironmongery, 1 crt crockery, 1 csk glass, Marks ; 1 cs stationery, 1 do ironmongery, Solomon and Co. 5 2 cases tinware, 20 cases jams, Solomon; 16 ■pkgn drapery, Byrne and Co. ; 1 bale bedding, King ; 1 pkg drapery, order ; 6 cases confoctioneiy, 1 caso hats, 25 boxes candles, 20 do Aoap, 4 cases sardines, 2 do salmon, 8 lobsters, 3 mustard, Miller ; 5 do paper collars, order ; 3 bales drapery, 10 cases condensed milk, 6 do ■do coffee, ordei ; 1 case tacks, 2 do vestas, 3 do nxo handles. 6 dozen buckets. 1 cask ironmongery, 1 bale shovels, 1 case tinware. Ido stationery, 1 do clay pipes 1 do sedlitz powders, 1 cask glass, 1 case tinware, Marjts and Co. ;,2 oasee bacon, 3 casks butter, 1 pkg • cheese, 1 bale canvo-1, 3 lihdi eggs, order ; 10 boxee fioap, 20 do candles, 1 case matches, 4 parceln bacon, 1 do hami, 12 cases oilmen's stores, 3 do maizena 5 do wicks, Ecclesfield Brothers ; C cases, IGO bags flour, order ; 13 pkgs iron, 7 screw jacks, 2 coils rope, Spenco Bro'hcrs ; 1 ■case drapery, order . I parcel, Hall j 6 cases stoves, Stanford and Co. The schooner Cymraes loft Dunedin on tho 30th ult Stress of weather compelled her to tako shelter in Toraranui on October 7th. Whilo here she secured ho 1 ' deck cargo, which had been shifted by a heavy sea that broko on board of lier on the 6th. Left again tho saino day, arriving in Hokitika roads on Tuesday last, and ■a'ongsido tho wharf yesterday morning, \ Tho schooner Eliza Simpson, Praser, ■commander, left Dunedin on the 30th ult., it blowing hard from tho N.W. ; ran into Tonga for shelter ; she lay thero until tho 3rd October and then shifted her anchorage On tho 7th, tho weather moderating, hove up her anchor and proceeded to sea. Encountering a very heavy gale from tho westward on tho 13th and 14th, she was obliged to heave-to for a day, and on tho 1761 i eamo to an anchor in tho roadstead, nnd reached the wharf yesterday. The s.H. Kennedy, Captain Whitwell, left Nelson ,on the 13th in.-dnnt. Same night anchored under I'arewell Spit, it blowing hard from tho westward Loft aguiH next morning, '.. and arrived in tho roadstead Sunday morning «arlv. She laid at anchor outside until Tuesday

night, the bar not being considered safe to ■cross. The s.s. Koora, Captain Pcarce, left Melbourne on tho 10th instant. Experienced fine weather all the way across, arriving off Hokitika on tho 15th. This is the first visit this fine boat has paid us, having been during the list fivfc years running between Melbourno and Port Albert. She is 113 tons register, and is driven by a screw worked by two engines of 30 horse-power each. Sho is licensed to cany 83 passengers, and is intended to run between this port and Dunediu.