PORT OF HOKITIKA.

West Coast Times, Issue 180, 17 April 1866, Page 2

PORT OF HOKITIKA.

HIGII WATER. Tuesday ... 11.18 a.m. ... 11.43p.in. ARRIVED. April 16— Star of tlio South, b.b., Benclall, from Dunedin and Lyttcltou. Passengers— cabin— Messrs Pearce, Bonsusan, MoKenaic, Harris, Lcavy, White, Frond, Mcnlans, Walker, Kilner, Muir, Ames, Laihy, Moms, Sullivan, Croft, McGHovry, Favghcr, Boylaii, Landy, Mossop, Carr, Bradshaw, Russell; Mesdames Harris, Morris, Havt, Riloy, Oliver, Kilner, Polling, and Cnmoron, and 14 in tho stoerago. Bruce, p.s., Kcrloy, from Gh-oymouth. SAILED. April 16— Bruco, p.s., Kerley, for Okarita. Passengers— cabin— Mr and* Mrs O'Dounoll, $ children and servant, Mi's Darbyshiro and child, Miss Macdonnoll, Mr dive, MrC. L. Thvockmorton, MrFigara, Mr Parker, Mrs Power, Mr Harrold, aud 30 stccrugc. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Isabella, from Dunedin. Pearl, from Dunedin. Dunedin, from Dunedin, early. Star of tho Evening, from Melbourne daily Maria, from Molbourne, early. Mai'Vi from Melbourne, early. Claud Hamilton, from Dunodin, 18th last. Konuody, from Nelson via &roy, to-day. Caledonia, from Dnncdin, daily. Colonist, from Sydney, daily. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Australian Maid, for Bruce Bay, to-day. Mary Anne, for Bruce Bay, to-day. Lapwing, for Okarita, to-day. Star of tho Evening, for Melbourno, early. Claud Hnmilton, for Nelson, 19th inst. Lizzie Coleson, for Sydney, early. VESSELS IN PORT. b'chooners— Caroline, Meteor, Tambo, Elfin, Mary Jane, Moyno, Matilda, lona, Aparima. Cutters — Mary Anno, Lapwing. Steamers — Yarra, Pcraovoro, Challenge. IMPORTS. Per Star of the South— l case, 1 box, 1 table, 2 pkges, Mrs lteilly 5 1 coil wire, diesnoy &Co ; 4 cases glass, 1 cask, ovdor ; 1 bale leather, Bearer ; 3 pases, Sheriard ; 1 bale, 6 cases, Smith & McDowell ; 14 pkgs, order ; 29 pkgs, order ; 1 ease, Hansen ; 1 case, order; 4 enses, 2 trunks, Smith and McDowell ; 3 cases drugs, Williams, «T. ; 1 case, 1 cask, Williams, H. ; 3 cases, 1 cask, F. Groer ; 1 case, 1 bale, Mai'o & Dixon ; 2 casks glassware, 50 cases oil, Stanford & Co ; 1 trunk, W. Fraser ; 10 cases, 1 cask, E. Prosser j 13 cases oil, 1 cask 1 keg paint, 1 drum oil, order ; 9 cases, 3 casks, 1 drum, 1 bag, E. Prosser ; 1 truss, Isaacs ; 1 truss, order ; 2 truss, Chcsney ; 1 bale, 1 case, Isaacs ; 2 bales, 1 caße, Mcßeath ; 1 caso, 1 truss, Thorn & Bullen ; 2 cases, A. Meyers ; 2 cases Skogland & Purcell j 5 eases, Thorn and Bullen ; 1 balo, 1 pkgo leather, 1 cask grindery, order ; 6 cases drapery, 2 trusses, 2 cases, Skogla'nd and Purcell ; 3 trusses, Smith and McDowall ; 105 bags potatoes, Fisher Bros, j 1 portable engine, order ; 1 case, 1 tin, Kcrr, Keogh, and Co j 2 truf ses, Moss ; 20 sacks coke, Union Bank ; 1 roll belting, Reeves and Co ; 1 caso varnish, 2 bales, H. Polling ; 1 bale, Amos and Badges ; 5 cases, Kirkpatrick' and Co ; 1 caso saddlery, Reaney ; 3 bdls bedding, J. H. O'Loughlin ; 2 trunks, Mcßeath and Co ; 5 pkges, Isaacs ; 10 hali-chests lea, order ; 9 pkges, Leary ; 33 cases, Stanford and Co ; 3 bales, Mnncbausen ; 2 cases, 1 balo, White and Pine ; 2 cases, 1 balo, Kirkpatrick ; 1 bale, Gh Moss ; 1 caso, C. Brown ; 1 bale, Smith and McDowell ; 25 pkges, ordor ; 1 caso, Alcorn 515 1 truss, Muuson ; 1 ease, Whito and Pino ; 1 case, Alcorn ; 1 case, O'Leary ; 9 tubs butter, Cliosney ; 20 bags charcoal, Union Bank; 4 pkges, order; G pkges, J. Clarke ; 1 caso boots, Bullen and Co ; 1 caso Union Bank ; 5 cases, S. Isaacs ; 6 pkges, Leary ; 3 cases Isaacß ; 1 caso Thorn and Bullen ; 1 case, 1 truss, White and Piuo ; 1 caso, 2 trunks, Isaacs ; 1 case, 1 bdlo, 1 truss, order; 1 caso, McGuires aud Lynch ; 11 pkges furniture, order j 10 casos jams, 1 qr-cask wine, 10 cases ale, 1 caso acid, Polo ; 2 casks, 3 cases, order ; 5 trunks, Ballon and Co ; 6 trunks, Skogland nnd Purcell ; 1 case, Isaacs.

Tho Claud Hamilton was to loavc Port Chalmers for Hokitika on tho 11th instant, and the Despatch, early. Tlio s.s. Star of tho South olearod Otago lioads at 6 p.m. on Tuosday, tho 10th instant, and arrived at Lyltelton at 10 p.m. on tho 11th, having experienced strong head winds most part of tlio passage Took in cargo and coals on tho 12th, and left for Hokitika on the 13th at 1 a.m., experienced light head winds and fine weather throughout the passago, and arrived off tho bar at midnight on tlio 15th ~No sign of tho Claud Hamilton in Tort Chalmers or Lyttelton, when the Star of tho South left. Passod a steamer off Capo Farewell on Saturday evening, at 8 p.m., probably tho Wallabi, bouud towards Nelson. Saw the s.s. Wonga Wonga at anchor undor Capo Foulwiud on Sunday night.