PORT OF HOKITIKA.

West Coast Times, Issue 233, 18 June 1866, Page 4

PORT OF HOKITIKA.

HIGH WATBB. ... 11.54 a.m. „. 12.21 p.m. ... 0.44 a.m... 1.11 p.m. H Aimivzp. Juno 16. —Bruce, p.s., from Okarita. p.s., from Greymouth. - sailed. ■ Juno 16.—Nil. H ENTERED IK. ci/eaiihd out. HMaid of Erin, schoonor, 72 tons, Sullivan, Melbourne, in ballast. No passengers. H EXPECTED ABBIVAIB. H Florence, from Melbourne, early. HAliria, from Molbourno, early. ■ Moyne, from Melbourno, early. ■ Tararua, from Melbourno, 16tb/inst. from Dunedin, early. - ■ Isabella, from Dunedin, early. ■ Princess Alexandria, from Christoharch. ■ PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ■ Airedale, for Wellington via intermediate Htfts, 18th inst. ■"Wallaby, for Grey, Buller, and Nelson, to- ■ Bruco, for Okarita, 18fcli inst. ■ lona, for Okarita, 18th inst. ■ " VESSELS IN POST. H Brig —Cosmopolite. ■ dchoonera. —Cyniraps, lona, Aurora, Elfin, ■aid of Erin, Lloyd's Herald, Falcon, Hector. ■Steamers —Yarra, Lioness, Challenge. I There was an Xmusually high tide on ThurH&y night, and had it been attended by a Heavy surf not a few buildings on the North ■pit would have been washed away. As it Has, with only a moderate sea running, tho Hater found itaway right across into tho rivor, Hooding tho habitation occupied by the har-Hor-master's crew, and the signalman's house Besides. Yesterday morning's tide was not ■early so heavy. H The p.B. Bruco arrivod from Okarita last Bight. Sho crossed the bar of that rivor at I p.m. yesterday, and reached tho roadstoad fter a' pleasant trip, at 6 p.m. As soon 8 tho tide served blio ran in, and although ho night was pitch dark, peached tho wharf afely at 11 p.m. —The Bruco brings up a lumber of passengers, but no gold.