SHIPPING.
TOUT OF IIOKITIKA. HIGH-WATER. Msnday ... 6.152 a.m. ... 7. 16 p.in, ARIUVED. January 28— -Biiue, p.s., M'Gil', from Okarita. ' S.VItKD. January 2G — Nil. KXPECTKI) AIfRIVAIiS. South Australian; s.s., from Melbourne, via Dunedin and intermediate ports, to-day. Eangitoto, s.s., from Melbourne, to-day. Gothenburg, s.s., from Melbourne, on the 30th Iveora, s.s., from Dunedin, early Phosnix, sch, from Dunodin ' Lloyd's Herald, ketch, from Dunodin. I'ROJEOTKI) DEPARTURES. South Australian, s.s., for Melbourne, to-day. Eangitoto, s.s , for Nelson, to-day. Mary Anne, for Grey River, to-morrow. Jessie, for Invercargill, to-day. John Mitchell, for Grey, this day. Ballarat, p s., for Okaiitn, to-morrow. Bruce, p.s., for Okarita, tomorrow. Tiger, for Grey Ttfver, on Friday. City of Nelson, for Okarila, to«day. Thames, for Bruce Day, to-day Australian Maid, for Okarita, early Tluoe Sisters , for the Grey. lona, fov Okavita, early. VKSSBLS IN I'OUT. Brigantines — Dart, Schooners— Caroline, Meteor, lona, Tiger, Matilda, Three Sisters, Emma Eli/a, Mary Jane, Mary Ann, Isabella Jnekson. Cutters — Thames, Australian Maid, Volunteer, Traveller's Bride, Lapwing. Steamers — Ballarat, Yarra, Lady of the Lake, Bruce.
The p.s. Bruno yesterday returned from her usual weekly trip to Okaritn, having nuulo tin oxcellcnt passage both ways. She left Jlokitika last Thursday nt (J p.m., crossed tho hay safely; mid after transhipping a. number of passc-ngcra into tho Egii'ont proceeded on her trip to tho southward. Abbot's Head was made on Friday ut 1 a.m., when tho Brueo hovo to hi- three hours waiting for daylight and tide time, and nt 5 a.m. ran in and crossed the bar. She discharged her cargo (lint day ; tho next morning, found her roa ly for sea, but in consequence of tho impassable slato of the bar she was compelled to remain inside until 8 tv.m. yesterday, when tho sea having gone down , she steamed outside, and after a smart run' of five hours anchored oft' Ilokitilca, arriving at ,tho whurf safely at 5 p.m. The, Bruco brings back about twenty passengers,' many of whom had return tickets for tho trip. She oxperion*ed most favorable weather both goirg and returning. GltttY RIVER. ntan watkk. Monday... 6.16 a-in. ... G. 10 p.m.
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West Coast Times, Issue 114, 29 January 1866, Page 2
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349SHIPPING. West Coast Times, Issue 114, 29 January 1866, Page 2
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