IMPORTS.

West Coast Times, Issue 68, 9 November 1865, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Phrenlx : Ex warohouso, under bond -15 'qr-casks brandy, White ; sdo do, Hall and Finl»y; 1 case tobacco, 1 box do, 6 qr-casks brandy, 47 cases porter, 40 cases ale, Chesney and Co ; 10 cases whiskey, 1 qr-cask do, 1 do brandy, 1 do wine, Swanson, Ryrio nnd Co . Free nnd duty paid— lßo bags flour, 6 barrels barley, 20 qrchests tea, 3 cases hams, Chesnoy and Co ; 6 cakes jams, 10 do pickles, 6 do castor oil, 12 kegs nails, 1 1 coils rope, 2 cases cocoa, T. Polo nnd Co ; 6 boxes raisins, 6 casos bottled fruit, 'Gumming'; 8 caSes galvanized, iron, Milcheli and Co. ; 170 bags fllour, Anderson ; 24, bags maize, Pringle ; G boxes soap, 8 half do da '3 casks currants, 1 caso sundries, 1 box raisins, 1 case vestas, 1 tto painkiller, 20 do porter, 2 do 'cheese, 45 pannikins, Swanson, Ryrie and Co ; 294 pieces timber, order ; 6 bales chaff, Bailoy, Ex Matilda— 33 cases porter, 1 cask sodawater machines, 71 casks, 1 case sulphuric r.eidi 15 casks, 1 caso, 1 crate empty bottles, 7 baskets, 1 bdle twine, 1 leather valise, 1 box luggage, 24 tins white lead, 1 crab winch, 2 bdls screw bolts, 1 pkg sish weights, Newton and Co.

Ex Wild Wave— 29 cs sherry, 12 do moselle, 30 do champagne, 11 do liqueurs. 20 do genevn, 33 do brandy, 20 old torn, 10 do whiskey, order. Freo and duly paid — 4 pkgs luggage, 19 cs •cider, 18 cks ale, Spence Bros ; 16 mats sugar, 20 cs pickles, 12 drays, order ; 70 bags oats, 62 bales bay, G Sale ; 120 bags oats, 55 mats sugar, 6 cs jams, 10 do old torn, 44 do brandy, 1 do cheese, 2 do bacon and hams, 1 sack cheese, 22 bags oats, 25 tons flour, G do bran, 2 kegs liutter, order; 2 drays, 19 bales chaff, Hare,' Pratt and Co.

Ex Lloyd's Herald — 32 pkgs sugar, order. Ex warohouso under bond — 10 cs old torn, 15 4•ohests tea, 2 cs drapery, 3 bales do, 12 cs nlo, '80 bags flour, Chesney and Co ; 25 cs porter, Miller. Free and duty paid— s cases coffee, M'Farlane nnd Co ; 1 cs pepper, 3 do coffee, Hall and Finlay ; 4 cs coffee. 2 do pepper, Kennedy Bros ; 1 cs pepper, Cnssius nnd Cominiskoy; 13 cs gal iron, Reeves nnd Co ; 820 bags salt, 20 do bran, 12 do oats, 14 do potatoes, Anderson nnd Mouatt ; Ics pick handles, 3 do X>icks, Ido axes, 1 cask sundries, 20 bags salt, 3 cs pickles, 1 caso axes, 12 do bran, Pringle ; 12 "bass oats. 14 do potatoes, Swanson and Ryrie ; '2(57 pieces deal, 80Jbags flour, 100 lbs, ordor ; '60 do do, 200 lbs, 4 cases lobsters. 20 do oysters, 10 do picrles, 10 do Moselle, 10 do boots, 1 do drapery, 1 bale do, 2 cs haudles, 4 do axes, 8 kegs nails, 1 cs L H shovels, 1 do S H do, 4do picks, Miller ; 1 matted package, Gcs hams, 2qr casks sherry, 2 baleo paper, 1 cs mustard, 7 do butter, 1 do sundries, 1 parcel, 52 small bags oatmeal. 12 large do do, 8 cs eggs, 1 bale merchandise, 2 trunks do, 35 bags potatoes. C cks lime, Cliosnoy and Co.

Per Bessie, free nnd duty paid, 19 bxs pipes, 12 trunks boots, 18 kegs sashes G cs corrugated iron. 40 bags sugar, 25 cs oysters, 6 do bacon, order. Under bond— loo cs brandy, 50 old torn, order.

Per Wallace, under bond, 3 qr casks whiskey, Hawkes and Strouts ;20 hhds ale, Isaacs ; 17 cs Hosteler's bitters, Henderson and Bonnr. Free nnd duty paid— 4 cs boots, 0 bdls luckots, Ics "ttfbncco, 2 bdls shovels, 2cs ironmongery, 8 Jihds ale, 6 stoves, 1 package, 2 cs gunpowder, "020 pieces timber, 4 cs sundries, 1 do coffee, 1 do furnituro, 1 do gold scales, 8 kegs nnils, 10 pkgs brooim, 1 cs sundries, 1 do lamp glasses, 0 do champagne, 10 boxes soap, 1 do washing powder, 25 do candles, 32 kegs, Ilnwkcs and Strouts ; 4 bags rice,! 2 pkgs weighing'mnchines, 2 back rails, 7 pkgs frying pans, 23 pieces bacon, 1 box tomahawks, order; 9 cases sarsaparilln, 14 ditto lemon syrup, 10 do chairs, 20 kits salmon, 1 chest tools, 1 box grindstones, 2 bundles woodsaws, 12 s'oro trucks, 55 oats, 28 dozen buckets, 10 barrels boef, It) do pork, 25 kits mackerel, I bundles 'stove pipes, 4 stoves, 1 case lanterns, 1 do tools, 2 bundles sausage stuffers. 11 woodsaws, Hendcr"son and Bonar ; 3 casks tar, 5 drums chrome, 2 •caws coffee, Ritchie and Co. _ Per Dart : Under bond— CJ casks whiskey, 5 do brandy, 23 cs whiskey, 1 do tobocco, 20 do geneva, 20 do brandy, Reeves & Co; 3$ casks whiskey, Fritchnrd. Free h duty paid : 82 cases oilmen's stores, 1 cnskhDirings threo do cheesp, 4 do oatmeal, 1 do bacon, 1 halo paper, 1 bag barley, 10 do stilt, 10 cases lobsters, 5 do raisins, Brookman and Co. ; ' 6 cases galvanised iron, Anderson ; 2-5 cases kerosene oil, 7 casks oatmeal, 20 half-chests tea, 5 cases cheese, 5 do •oyhtore, 3 kegs barloy, 16 l«igs rifto, 10 hoxca soap, 2 coses spice, 2 kegs drugs," 10 cases jams, 10 do sago, 3 do vestas, 2 do oil, 10 do merchandise, 8 do iron, 2 kegs butter, Pritchnrd ; 2 crates earthenware, Marks ; 1 398 pieces timber, 215 battens, 853 boards, 104 doors, Bell ; 10 cases iron, 15 bags potatoes, 24 do bran, 20 kc^'s butler, Brookman j 100 b.igs flour. Order ; 100 do do, Henderson and Bonar.

Per Three Sisters — 1 case merchandise, Davis; 20 wises matches. Ordar ; 0 200 ft timber, 20 tierces beef, 20 kegs do, 20 kegs mutton.

Tho O.S.N. Co.'h R.M. steamship Albion, Edward Kidney, commander, left Hobson's Hay at 2.45 p.m. on the 31st of October. Had moderate westerly winds with fine wealhor during the trip, arriving off Hokitikn bar on Monday the flth instant, nt two a.m. Captain Kidney, upon anival off Ilokitika, was presented by tho saloon passengers with a very fluttering test.'* tuoflial nud a purse of eoveicigns.

The following piojected departures from Dunedin for Ilokitika are announced in tho " Otago Daily Times":— The Kecru (stcamor) and Julia (schooner), on tho 4th inst ; tho biiguntino Despatch on tho GMi ; and tho brig Valiant on the Bth. Ths schooner Caledonia was to leftvo •for the ftrey on Saturday last. Tho brigantine VvWia'm loft Sydney on tho '28th «lt., (it ipin On tho 29th and 30th sho experienced a heavy galofrom tho N.E., remainfng hdve-to under storm ennvas for 48 hours. During tho remainder of tho passage light winds and hazy weatiior prevailed. She made tho land in tho vicinity of the Groy on tho Oth inst., and crossed tho Ilokitika bar safely on the Bth. She brings a full general cargo to ouv port.

The steamer William Miskin hns for soveral days been on Itaster'B slip, and is now undergoing an external ovorhaul under proper inspcclion. When the work shall bo completed tho vessel will be in a much superior condition to what she has been at any timo since sho has been employed in these waters — Ctago Daily times.

Tlio schooner Caledonia lms ogam made n Satisfactory trip to Ilokidkn, and a rapid return passngo, though impeded by boiiio licnvy weather. Anotlier schooner, with doublo- topsails, lias 'anchored at tho Heads, and has been signalled ns tho Stranger, from Scio, but It is presumed that some mistake has happened in tho exchange of signals — Otago Daily Times, ' The schooner j\ilia, which has arrived from Melbourne, via Ilokitika, is a fine sea boat of 31 tons, which "lias been purchased by Mr William Kennedy of tho firm of Moody & Co. , .Totty street, for the New Zealand trade Sho made the trip from Melbourne to Itokitika in eight days, six hours, and delivered her cargo in good condition. Tho Julia is commanded by Gapt. Hbcnczer \Vyso, lato of the steamer Lady Barkly, nnd formerly captain of Lord DufTorin's yacht Foam, on her voyngo to tho Arctic regions. Captain Wyso also commanded tho steamer Ilotham in her search for Burke nnd Wills. lie reports having left Ilokitika on tho 18th October, with light variable winds up till Friday, 29th; and till tho 30th had nothing but strong gales of wind from south to west, with ft very heavy sea running. On the 20th tho cross sea was so heavy, that tho vessel's pitching pitched the fore-topmast over tho bows. On tho 21st had to heave tho vessel to for 10 hours. On the 22nd was hove to for 12 hours. On tho morning of tho 24th, nt 3.45 a.m., a strong breezo at the time, with heavy head S.W. sea nnd heavy rain, the mate at tho helm, Georgo Blays, seaman, was forward, and by some mantis fell overboard, and no one saw him till the mate heard him call out a-stern. Tho vessel was woro short round soon after, and stood to whero the voice was heard. Laid tho schooner to. and called on him, but got no answer; waited till daylight and looked nil about, but could sco nothing of him. He had on him at the timo a good deal of clothing and a heavy pea jacket, also a largo pair of digger's boots full of nails. Theso'must have taken him down at onco. This happened in lat. by act. 107 dog. 8 mm. 15 seo. E. On Wednesday, 25th, had a very heavy gale from tho S.W., with a frightful broken sen running; was hove to for 30 hours, the vessel making fearful weather. On Sunday, 20th, sighted the Solnnder Island, bearing S.E. by E. half E. 20 miles. At 4 a.m. on tho 30th, passed the Bluff Head and at 8 p.m. was off Capo Saunders, in a dead calm ; arrived in port Chalmers at 11.20 p.m., and camo to an anchorage. — Otago Daily Times,