IMPORTS.

West Coast Times, Issue 215, 28 May 1866, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Lizzio Coleson, from Syduoy— 4 bags beans, 19 cases soap, 17 bags cracked maizo, 6 coops poultry, 12 cases candles, 6 do jams, 2 do 6ardinos, 1 do arrowroot, 1 do sago, 2 do oatmeal, 5 casks greon peas, 1 caso turnery, 5 do lemons, 10 apples, 1 do cigars, 1 do do, 1 do do, 1 do clothing, 14 do A. wine, 1 do drapery, 1 J-box tobacco, 1 caso do, 1 do cigars, 1 do do, 1 i-tiorco tobacco, 6 bags oysters, 1 i-tiorce tobacco, 5 cases bitters, 6 do whisky, 6 do old torn, 4 qr.-casks brandy, 2 do do wino, 2 do do wine, 6 pairs scullo, 2 cases pepper, 47 mats sugar, 20 tins paint, 80 bags flour, 4 hhds alo, 2 do salad oil, 24 doz cavrots, 30 doz turnips, 14 pigs, 42 tons oats, 28 cases oranges, 250 palings, W. S. Lookhart ; 5 kogs buttor, 5 koga do, 5 kegs do, 12 hhds eggs, 4 kegs buttor, order ; 1 caso shovels, 6do scalos, 3do axes, 1 do hardware, G American otoves, 8 cases gal. iron, Ilawkos and Strouts ; 4 cases furniture, H. E. Russell. Per Kennody, from Nelson — 1 caso, 11 qrcasks brandy, Cassius & Co ; 1 caso soap powder, 130 bags flour. N. Edwards & Co ; 8 cases stationery, Bank of Now Zealand ; 1 caso, 1 truss, order ; 1 balo leather, Woodsido j 1 gun, Lewis ; 4000 bricks, N. Edwards & Co ; 40 kegs butter, Morison, Law, &Co; 99 kegs butter, 32 bags onions, 4 bags bacon, J. Solomon & Co ; 15 bngs onions, Ching, Churches, & Co ; 500 bricks, 1 bag limo, Young 5 10 half-bhds ale, 6 hhds alo, Munro&Co; CO bags bran, Boyle & Co ; 20 kogs buttor, .T. Solomon & Co; 8 kegs butter, Ching, Churches, & Co ; 12 sacks turnips, Boylo & Co ; 12 bags potatoes, order ; 20 kegs butter, 50 bags onions, Bain, Houghton, & Co ; 4 casos apples, order ; 6 bags onions, Boylan & Co ; I bag oysters, order ; 1 box eggs, 4 bags onions, 12 bags turnips, 15 bags potatoes, order. Per Florence, from Melbourne— 4 cases coffee, Powell & Co ; 20 do gonova, 20 do claret, 150 bags flour, 10 hhds ale, 42 oasos hams and bacon, 1 tierce tobacco, 4 qr-casks port wine, 35 do brandy, 80 bags sugar, 6 cases bitters, 16 bags sugar, 2 cases tobacco, 10 half-chests toa, 5 caees bitters, 20 do genova, order ; 2 casks currants, order ; 10 cases coffee, 10 do bitters, Cassius & Co ; 8 qr-casks wine, 50 bags flour, 5 pockets hops, 20 halfchests tea, 10 cuses jams, 10 do bacon, 7 do furniture, 2 pkgs, 1 bale, 1 caso vestns, 1 do pepper, 1 do spice, 1 do arrowroot, 20 bags oatmeal, 5 cqbos iron, 9 do furniture, 6 bales flock, 2 do matting, 1 do feathers, 40 cases kerosene, 3 coils ropo, 7 kegs nail*, % bundles 25 bars iron, 1 caso galvanised iron, 11 pkgs hardware, order. |j exports. Per Persevere, for Greymouth : 3 packages drapery, 1 trunk luggage, 1 bundle, order ; 200 sheep, order. Per Bruce, for Okarita: 3 hhds ale, M'Carthy Brothers ; 1 case hams, 6 do brandy, 2 kegs butter, order ; 1 parcel, Mrs Poole : 9 nests tubs, 1 caso, Chambers &Co ; 20 bags bran, 12 casks beer, 1 caso tobacco, J. Nash; 5 packages drapery, Chambers ; 14 bags oats, order; 4 casks alo, 6 bags bran, 5 do oats, Louttitt & Reid ; 2 boxes tobacco, 3 bags oats, 2 bags bran, 3 half-chests tea, halfton flour, 3 bags sugar, 1 caso hams, 3 cases, 2 boxes candles, 1 i-cask brandy, 1 caso, Cluno & Co; 2 bales chaff, 1 do wheat, Sharky & Co ; 4 kegs buttor, Clievo &Co 5 3 bags, Eyrie & Co ; 2 bales chaff, order ; 7 packages, J. F. Byrne & Co ; 1 truss, Hams; 2 trusses, Cameron ; 10 bogs bran, 4 dozen handles, 6 cases brandy, 4 cases genova, 3 bags sugar, 1 package, 3 bags onions, 2 bales chaff, 2 boxes, 6 boxes candles, 2 bags corks, Mace and Cameron ; 5 bags sugar, S. L. Marks ; 15 bags potatoes, 4 bags onions. 1 bag oatmeal, 1 box raisins, 6 cases, Cliove and Co ; 3 kegs butter, Chambers & Co ; 1 bale, Ramsey & Co 5 1 package, Eyrie & Co ; 2 oases beef, Chapman ; 1 case bacon, 2 do pickles, do kerosene, 2 cases, 1 do axes, 1 do jams, 1 do herrings, 4 dozen shovels, 1 caso, 1 qr-cask brandy, 1 caso, 4 boxes tobacco, 9 bags potfttooß, 1 balo chalf, 1 keg, 4 kegs buttor, S. L. Marks and Co; 19 bags coals, 19 bags flonr, 5 bags salt, 2 cases, order:

The brigantino Lizzio Ooloson, John Dunn master, left Sydney on tho afternoon of tho 18th inst., with a N.W. broezo, that during the night increased to a gale, and continued to blow strong in the same direction until the land was made on the morning of Friday last: During the first night of the gale, all tho dock cargo was set adrift, but subsequently secured, so that none was lost, nor any damage dono to the vessel. Since making tho land off tho coast, light easterly winds huve prevailed, which prevented her coming up to tho roadBtead sooner than sho did. Tho, Challenge yesterday morning towed hor \ salbiy into harbor. Sho brings a genoral cargo. This smart little craft, undor her new master, made what we believe, has boon tho quickest pasage under canva9 from Sydnoy to this port,

sho was only eight and a-half days in making tho run:

Wo loam that tho well-known Sydney traders Susannah Booth, Colonist, and Amy Robsart have been taken off tho trado in which for Bovoral months back thoy havo been ongaged from Sydney to this port. When tho Lizzio Coleaou left Sydnoy not a singlo craft was on tho berth for Ilokitika.

Yesterday, tho well-known ketch John Mitchell was towed into harbor by tho Challenge, having a cargo of coals from tho Groy, which port she left yesterday. Tho tug steamor Challenge yesterday morning's tido took in tow tho brigantino Lizzio Coleson, from Sydney, brought hoi 1 with safety over tho bar ; nnd subsequently and towed out tho JaneLockhuvt, bound for Sydnoy, returning to port with tho ketch John Mitchell in tow, from tho Grey. The Clmllongo at present is getting the lion's share of the towago of vessels in and out of port. Tho Bchooner Iflorence loft Molbonrno on 13th inst:, and oxporiencod fine northerly and easterly woathor until sighting tho Solandors, which was tho first land mado. From tho Solandors had strong south-westerly gales, arriving off Hokitika on Friday ovoning. Sho was towed into tho harbor in safety on Saturday by tho tug Challongo, Sho brings a general cargo.

Tho p..s Porsovore left at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday, for Groymouth. with tho balance of cargo ex Claud Hamilton, and o fow passengers for tho Groy. Wo believe it is intended, as soon as tho Ynrra is ready to resumo work at this port, to placo tho Por»cvoro permanently at tho Groy, which will bo a great boon to shipowners, as at present thoro is aot any stoamor availablo for towing purposes and attondanco on ocoan going steamers arriving nt tho Grey. / Tho p s- Bruco left on Saturday ovoning, for Okarita, with a fow passengers and noarly a full cargo, a portion of which was transhipped irom tho schooner lona, tho lattor vessol not being ablo to fill up, from tho absence of orders, until tho Bruco's return, which steamer, from tho facilities which will bo granted her by tho Collector of Customs, who proceeds in her on this trip, would no doubt lcav* Okarita again last evening, and may bo expectod in port by this morning' • tide