SHIPPING.

West Coast Times, Issue 158, 21 March 1866, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP HOKITIKA, ]" ' mart' wateb. Wednesday '„.. 1.20 a.m. ... 1.44 p.m. 1 " „: AIWIVKD. - - MaroU-SO.-"^^^ schooner, M/Kenzie, from 6knritft\ " , Bruce, p.s., Korley, from Okarita. F. Greer, ,<v agent,' * > >, ,Wallabi, s.s., 81 tons, Palmor, from Groymouth Wjith'3o" passengers. N. Edwards and Go., agents. Wm. Mistiu, 8.5., llS't'ons, Hepburn, from GreymOuth - with, 19 passengers. Baiu, •■ s ßtdrighton?AridC6.,«gentf; '•" ,■' March 26.— Bruce, p.s., Korleyjibr Okaritk .'jPaßsengors^-Saloon; Mtb Caroline, Messrs „ Recvfts,'.lp.aacfl, .Marks.Kerrj Luhm'ng} «ud 70 in tho fore cabiu. k Barwon, - Bis.,- Lowrio, -for Dunodin via tho Blutf. Passongors-^aloon t Messrs Hough.-* .ton, v PAterson, Hill ; and 31 in tho foro cabiu. V-\'AAlmi, bfcrqu^,' Moore,- for Melbourne. •, lona, schooner,, Smith, foe Okarita. Lioness, p.s:, Whitforct, for Okarita. 100 passon^re,- /. ■ HHfHBHD IK. (:^^BBll^frota>Oka^tWA Kate, from Okarita. ~ . Lioness, from Okaritfy. ' 1 '; iOLBABEO OUT,'. - '. ' Lioness,' for Okarita. < • I tßt>ucof'for><Dkftrita, ■ .yXdna, for OkariUv. J 'Bnv ; vfon, s's,. for Dimcmii via Bluff.' n .__ EXPKOTri) ABMTAIiS. Auckland, s.s.,' from Sydney, enrly. Isabella, from Dunodin. Pdarl, from Dnnoditi. DunoiUn, from Dunedin early Elfin, from Duhcdin early ' Alhambra, from Molbourno onvly ] Keorn, from Dunedin enrly Wbnga Wongu, from Nolson, early j South Australian, from Melbourne, about 20th March. ' Gothenburg, from Molbourne, about 20th March. I Hcotor, schooner, from Molbourne, early. | Goldsoeker, schooner, from Molbourno, about 25th March. Moyno, schooner, from Molbourno, about 25th March. Claud Hamilton, from Molbourne, about 20th March. Tararua, from Duneilin and intermediate ports, on the 2nd April. FEOJEOTED DEPARTURES, Lloyd's Herald, for Okarita. Wonga Wonga, for Nelson, early. Wallabi, for Nelson via Grey, to-day. Wm. Miskin, for Okarita, to-morrow. TBSSKLS IK POUT. Brig — Clarendou. Brigaptino — Susannah Booth. Schooners— Caroline, Meteor, Isabella Jackson, Sarah, Matilda, Emma Eliza, Lloyd's Herald, Tambo, and Kate. Cutters — Australian Maid, Mary Anne, Eagle. Steamers— Yarra, Challenge, Wm. Miskin, Wallabi. IMPORTS. Por \Vallabi, ox warehouse undor bond— 3 qr-casks brandy, Griffiths ; 12 casks crush loaf, 10 cases pickles, Edwards ; 1 bale leather, 12 caseß, 5 pkgs, 2 trunks, 2 cases boots, 1 case stationery, 1 do luggage, 1 do clocks, 1 do jewellery, Baiu, Houghton, and Co. Freo and duty paid— 3 casks, 1 caso capers, Edwards and Co ; 1 parcol, Prossor : 1 cask merchandise, 2 casos bacon, Edwards and Co ; 1 bale leather, 1 barrol nails, 1 caso grindery, Henry and Eildon ; 1 bale leather, Connol ; 1 case, ordor ; 1 case cigars, Palm ; 6 sacks limo, Edwards and Co ; fiO sackstpotatoes, Boylo, 13 do do, ordor ; 38 do do, 16 boxos apples, 2 do oggs, SJ bags potatoes, 37 bags potatoes, 1!> easeß apples, 7 kogs butter, Roid and Co ; -1 do do, Ohesnoy ; i do do, Hall nnd Fiudly; 3 casks choose, 4 ke^s butter, Austin and (Jo ; 13 sacks potatoos, 1 caso, Dunning and Ross ; 21 sacks potatoos, Do Costft ; 3 casks cheeso, 7 sacks onions, 2 casks salmon,, 12 sucks potatoes, 12 do do, order j 26 do do, 5 oasos, Churches ; 1 pkg drapery, 3 oaaos do, Walkor and Co j 1 pitg morchaudise, S boxes do, 585 sheets corrugated iron, Brown; 05 cnaos oilmau'n atoros, Contain Soutor. Per William Miskin— Ex warehouse undor bond — 20 casos geneva, Captain Hepburn ; — Freoand duty paid — 70 cases salmon, Morrison, Law & do ; 03 sacks bran, Boyle & Co ; 12 sacks potn:ocs, Captain Hepburn ; 71 casks butter, Morrison, Law & Co ; 11 kogs do, ordor ; 47 sacks potatoes, Boyle & Co ; 17 bales chaff, 13 sacks potutoos, MeLandress, Hepburn & Co ; 8 casks alo, order* Ex warehouse undor bond from Greyinouth — 75 uosos brandy, 99 do geneva, ordor. BXPOItTd. Per loua — 54 pcs quartering, Hungorford*; 1 case, 1 cask bacon, 6 coses brandy, 3 do salmon, 1 do sardines, 2 do fruits, 1 do sauco, 4do geneva, 2 boxes raisins, 1 bag currants, 2 caseß whisky, 9 bags potatoes, M'Cullooh ; 16 oases porter, 4 bags rice, 3 do sugar, 2 boxei soap, Loutitt, Roid & Co; 20 bags (lour, Brennan and Byrne ; 2 do do, 1 caso hainß, 1 qr-cask brandy, 2 cases claret, 2 do champagne, 1 brl brandy, 1 pkg hams, 1 caso bitters, 5 bags bran, M'Culloch ; 1 case hams, Ido bacon, 5 cases, 2 cases salmon, 1 do sardines, 2 boxes candles, 1 case oil, Bickor and Foil ; 20 bags flour, 6 cases brandy, 3 do whisky, 3 do goneva, M'Nethisk ; 3 tubs butter, i case matches, 1 bag drapory, 6 half-chests tea, 1 casW cheese, 1 case jams, 1 do sardines, 1 do oysters, Ido lobsters,6 pkgs tobacco, 12 do candles, 1 case cheese, 1 bell shovels, 1 brl soda, ,1 bag currants, M'Cullooh ; 201 bags flour, Brennan aud Bjn-ne ; 16 bdls timber, 2 pkgs do, 271 boards, 2 bales, 3 cases, Luhning ; 7 casrs, 4 qr-casks, Parjccr and Co ; 6 cases geneva, 6 do brandy, 6 t\o claret, 3 do brandy, 1 do cider, 1 do curac.Oa, 1 do marashino, 1 do absy'nth, Sweenoy ; 3£ chests tea, Murphy ; 121 boards, Carey and Gilliss ; 4 cases porter, 4do brandy, 4- do geneva, 2do whisky, Ido oldv toib,'l da bitters, 1 do champagne, 1 qrcask - beer, Parker and Garsides ; 101 boards, ILuhning ; 2 c*s.es champagne, 2 do claret, 2 do brandy, 1 do jams, 1 do sarBaparilla, 2 y do geneva, 1 bag sugar, M'Cartby; 127 sheets iron, 9 boards,' 2 doors, 1 caso eaabes,,., 2 do glassware, -1 do . koroseno, 1 do glaeswaro, Luhning ; 4 tons whilo lead, 1 aruni oil, 1 bag, 1 tin varnish, 1 Wider, Cro.?ior : 4 half-chests tea, 5 kogs butter, 6 mats sugar, 1 bale paper, 3 cases lobsters, 1 barrel butter, Caasius and Co 5 1 qV-cask brandy, Sweeuoy.; 1 case hams, 3 bags onions, 1 case'pipoß, 1 bag rice, 4 boxes lobsters, 3> Sackages bitters, 1 ■euso- sai'dinos, 2do sunries.,. 1 caso, 1 bag soda, 2 do salt, 1 tub butter, .1 bale axe handles, Ryrio ; 10 eaoks flour, Jackson and Co ; 10 do do, Reid and Co ; 2 oases, Helius ; 1 caso, 8 brooms, M'Carthy ; 4 bags potatoes, Ryrio' and Co 5 2 logs butter, 2 bales chaff, 1 caek, M'Oulloch 5 2' kegs nails, 1 caso glassware, Luhning ; 4 caeiAtout, Biokor and Hill; 1 halo, Horton ; 4 bags onions, 4 cases brandy, 1 do coffeo, Louttit, Reid, and Co; 2 rases saraaparilk, Sweeney, .* ' • -

The 6.8. William Miskin arrivodLfrom Groymouth yesterday. She left Nelson on tho 18th, *t noon, and arrived at the Groy at 1 p.m. on tlw Slat, Discharged cargo and ? irK- *\ v - •!-' „ - ' '. ■ ■< . • ■ •

landed passengers* on that' 1 day; and qn iho iic-xlj at; v i p.m., loft for Hokitika, wlioto sho arrived -at 3 p.ni.^'Xliiri'rtg'thc'.wholo trip most beautiful weathor prevailed. Tho Miskin brings a light general cargo. Relative to tho lato mishap to that vessel, Capt. Hepburn informs us that sho received a thorough overhaul in Nelson, whon it was found that oho plate only wa3 damaged, which was replaced by a new ono. Sho was also carefully surveyed, and her plates severely tested, tho rosult being that sho was pronounced sound, seaworthy, and in .excellent condition. Tho a!s. Wallabi loft Nolson ,on tho 17U\ instant, at 8 p.m., and after a romai'kably pleasant run arrived at tho Gray on tho 19fch. Sho remained thoro until tho 21st, — in tho meantimo discharging a few tous of cargo 5 aud on that date loft at 11 a.m., and arrived at this port at 1.30 p.m. The Wallabi brings about forty tons of mixod cargo. Uy tho Bruco, whioh arrived from Okarita yesterday, wo aro informed that tho onfcvanco to that rivor has much improved lately, tho 'ihaunel bl'ing both deouor aud less crookod. Captain Korloy reports that tho James Puxlon was, whon ho loft, still aground on the spit lately occupied by tho Challenge, but hoped to got oil' in a tide or two. Also that tho Thano, s.s. was atloat, aud had been haulod up tho river to tho ballasliug pound, whero sho was busily employed taking in her doad weight. It appoars that it is hor rudder aud not hor keel that is twisted, which was occasioned by tho chain cable gotting athwart the storu. 'JLHIO fan, howovor, will not work, so the Thane is to be towod out to sea and will bo taken round to Dunedin under canvas, and there dockod for repairs. AbkivaTj oi' the Souciiays.— Yesterday morning n telegraphic signal was hoisted at tho Observatory, on Wickham torrnco, showing that tho colonial mail steamship Souchays had returned from her experimental voyogo to tintavia, evidencing thereby thnt tho promise ,of hor captain on starting had been kopt. As a matter of courso, tho steamer, drawing too much, could not possibly como up to tho whaifalKrinbaiioj but sho anchored at tho bar about half-past 5 yesterday afternoon. Wo arc indobted to the kindness of Captain Blick for obtaining tho following particulars with roferonco to this ship :— Tho Souchays left tho anohorago in Moroton Bay at 5 p.m. on tho Bth January, and discharged Pilot Coopor at forty minutes past 7 o'clock off Moroton Island. On the 12th, tho ship reached Port Denison, after experiencing vory dirty weather. Sho left Port Donison on tho 13th, at twenty minutes to 6 p.m., and oame to an anchor tho same evening in 14 fathoms off tho North Palm 'lsland. Sho arrived at Port Albany on tho 18th ult., at twonty minutes past 10 a.m., aftor having beon at anchor every night since leaving Bowen. At ten minutes past 1 p.m. on tho 18th. sho proceeded on hor voyage, and experienced moro or less heavy or monsoon weathor until sho arrived at Batavia, on tho 30th January, at twonty minutes to 1 p.m. Tho ship remained at Batavia for six and three-quarter days leaving there on tho 6th February, at half-pasb 8 a.m. Thence favorable though light winds wcro oxperioncod as far as Somerset, tho ship avoraging ton knots per hour, and sho reached tho latter port on the 16th instant. On tho followi"g day, the ship started at ton minutes past 7 a.m., and arrived at *Port Donison at 6 p.m. on tho 22nd, after experiencing thick, rainy weather. Sho loft Port Denison on Friday, tho 23rd instant, arriving at tho Pilot Station at fifteen minutes past 1 p.m. yestorday, and at tho bar last ovening about hal - past 5 p.m. Wo understand that Captain Blick's reception at Batavia was very cordial, and that tho merchants and othor principal rosidonts of that town expressed great pleasure at tho probability which now oxists of tho institution of a permanent trade between that and other parts of tho eastern seas and tho continont of Australia. — Queensland Guardian, Feb. 27.