PORT OF HOKITIKA.

West Coast Times, Issue 200, 10 May 1866, Page 2

PORT OF HOKITIKA.

high watkb. Thursday, 7.6 a.m., 7.30., p.mABBIVKD. May 9.— Yarrap.s., 27 tons, Eobort Nicoll, from Groyraouth, m ballast, 12 passougors. Tigor, kotch, 80 touB, A. Cauioron, from Okarita, in ballast. , Keora, s.s., 147 tons, D. Joyco, from Greymouth, in ballast, 1 passongor. Alma, barquo, from Melbourne. SAILED. May 9.— Koera, 8.8., 147 tons, D. Jbyco, for Bruce Bay, in ballast, 1 passenger. > Albion, 8.8., Edward Kidnoy, for 'Melbourne, via Nolson and Southorn ports. Persororo, p.s., H. B. Macmeikan, foJ^.tho Grey. ' ' '• Australian Maid, C. Moular, for Christchurch. .'■•£ EXPEOTBD ABEIVALS. -£ Isabella, from Dunedin. * Dunedin, from Dunodin, early. ',' Caledonia, from Dunodin, daily. J- B. Rusboll, from Ohristchuroh, daily. "Wallibi, early. IBOJBOTBD DBPAETUBB3. Gothenburg, for Melbourno, May 11. Keora, for Dunedin, early. Claud Hamilton, to Dunodin and Now Zealand Ports, about May 18. Matilda, to Okarita, this day. Bruce, p.a., to Okarita, this day. YES9EM IN PORT. Barquo — Alma. tiohoonors— Carolino, Tambo, Elfi n, Matilda, Tiger, Falcon, Little Ifrcd, Lloyd's Horald (ashoro), Maria (ashoro). Cutter — Volunteer. Stoamora— Lionoss, Ballai'at, Challongo, Bruco. Tho Ohallongo, p.s., attended upon the Otago S.S. Company's steamship Albion, this morning, carrying passongers for all Now Zealand ports ; and, wo boliovo, a fow for Melbourne, also took their departuro by this favorite vessol. The barque Alma arrivod in tho roadstoad on Tuesday night, from Melbourne, which port she left on tho 29th ult. Captain Mooro roports excoodingly light winds and fine \reather throughout tho passage Tho owners of tho Alma despatched their tug-boat Challenge yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, for the purpoßO of bringing hor in. Having put her towlino on board she proceeded for tho bar, wlrioh she crossed in safoty, with the Alma in ohargo, and landed hor alongside tho wharf at half-paßt five p.m . The Alma brings a full general cargo in fino condition. The Koera, s.s., arrived horo from tho Grey this aftornoon at haH-past five, with a few passengers and a small quantity of cargo. Her agonts, however, had no idoa of keeping her idle here, and at once turnod her round for Bruco Bay, whoro they anticipate securing a number of passongors and storoß for this port. Tho" Lionoss, p.s., towed out, this morning, the cutter Australian Maid, bound for Christchurch, and afterwards Btcamcd down tho y ooa»t south, in anticipaiion of Becurinaj>*J>g. Bhe, however, wa9 not successful, nojj^jof tbo ■ailing oraft now overduo for thkjjfort heaving in Bight. yr^ "Tho p.s. Porsevoro jojpt/^his morning for tho Groy, with 180ijltfg()p, a small quantity of cargo, and & Jftw passongors. Although lato on tho tixlgrsho succooded in getting out over tho baji<Vith safety. M^^^/ho p.s. Yavra rotuniod to port from tho Grey, where she had proceedod to attend on tho Hungitoto, yesterday evening. Sho was enabled to ontor the Groy lUver and return, after landing her passengers) iv tho same tido.