IMPORTS.

West Coast Times, Issue 231, 19 June 1866, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Wallaby, from Nolson— 6 barrels rum, 2 qr-casks brandy, Churches & Co ; 407 bags sugar, N. Edwards & Co ; 1 ' qr-cask brandy, order ; 1 bag coin, 1 box, Union Bank ; 1 case, Woodsido ; 1 pkgo, 1 caso glass, Preshaw ; 16 kegs butter, Cassius & Co ; 2 pekgea, 1 shaft, 3 blocks, order ; 1 qr-cask brandy, Ghing & Churches ; 2 cases boots, 1 trunk, order 5 9 sacks turnips, 3 pkgos bacon, 2 boxes eggs, Jones ; 32 bags turnips, Connat ; 2 kegs butter, 6 pkges bac6n, 1 box eggs, 1 case, 4 bags onions, order ; 1 sack onions, 1 case apples, 1 cask, Marshall ; 15 bags vegetables, Broeklehurst; 25 sacks vegetables, 7 cases apples, A. Boylo ; 30 kegs butter, Churches <fc Co ; 12 sacks onions, Solomon &, Co 5 10 casks butter, CheßUoy & Co ; 11 cases bacon, Binney & Co. Per J B Russel, from Christchurch : 12 qrcasks brandy, 10 tanks malt, 368 boxes candles, 9 cases -sardines, 8 cases salmon, 3 cases boots, 2 kegs shot, 4 stores, 3 cases hardware, 8 bags nails, 3 casos bacon, 43 kegs butter, 17 bags carrots, 4 cases cheeso, 2 pkgs bacon, 10 bales chaff, Hawkes aud Strouts ; 1 caso drapery, 3 cases brandy, 2 packages, 7 casks oatmeal, 66 mats sugar, 10 cases moselle, 10 drums oil, 22 tins whitolead. 8 casks butter, 85 bags oats, 8 bags chaff, 10 bags peas. 41 bags oats, 34 sides bacon, Thos. Buxton; 1 caso stationery, Fitzgerald; 26 bales chaff, Cobb and Co ; 52 bags carrots, Thos. Buxton.

Per Rambler, from Greymouth: 71 tons coal, Sponce Brothers.

Por John Mitchell, from Groymouth : 25 tons coal, J A Thompson. Por Spray, from Christchurch : 44 kegs butter, 10 cases cheese, 450 sacks oats, 32 sacks cheese, 10 tons potatoes 10 tons carrots, ton turnips.

Por Airedalo, from Bluff Ilarbor and Dunedin — 6 cases stationery, Stowart; 20 bales chaff, T. Priugle 5 2 cases, 1 truss, J. Whito ; 3 cases, Alcorn ; 2 cases, 2 bales, Pritchard and Galloway ; 1 case, Mace and Dixon j 2 do, Thorn and Bullen ; 7 do cheeso, 22 bales hay, 23 bags turnips, Boyle & Co. 5 2 cases, order ; 6 do drugs, 1 pkg, Ghithert ; 2 cases, Williams 5 2 do, Prosser ; 4 do candles, Humphreys 4 Co. ; Ido candles, Chosnoy & Co. 5 3 pkgs, Clapcott j 2 do boots, Watts & Co. j 2 cases, 1 truss, 1 trunk, 1 case, Smith and M'Dowell ; 4 cases, 1 cask, 1 bale, Williams ; 1 caso, Lloyd, Taggart, & Co. 5 1 wheel, 1 pkg rollers, 1 bdl boards, order.

Per Kennedy, from Nelson — 8 qr-caska brandy, Churches & Co ; 15 cases tobacco, 2 do cigars, 3 do sundries, 1 do cigars, 2 tierces tobacco, 6 cases tobacco, 16 do whisky, 2 do eoales, 12 do bacon, 10 do bit tors, 1 do biscuits, 2 pkgs, 3 bales canvas, 12 boxes candles, 1 caso fish, 2 do ham, 1 do, 1 trunk, 3 hhds eggs, 1 case tobacco, 2 do, 2 casks eggs, 2 cases, 1 boat, 12 cases, Bain, Houghton, & Co 5 1 basket, Lewis ; 10 boxes soap, 2 casks soda, T. Munro ; 50 boxes candles, 1 caso soap ?owder, N. Edwards & Co ; 12 sacks carrots, do potatoes, 12 do onions, 6 do turnips, Jones ; 39 sacks vegetables, 14 cases apples, Boyle, and Co j l_saok oyßters, Marshall j 6 hhds ale, 12 catks ale, T. Munro ; 20 kegs butter, Cassius & Co ; 6 sacks oysters, Levy ; 1 cask apples, 6 cases, Connat, 23 sacks onions, Churches & Co.

Per Elizabeth Curio, from Christchurch — 17 casks cheese, 12 do butter, J. Jones ; 26 chaff, Cobb & Co j 2 jars aoid, 1 case drugs, J..0. Brookes & Co; 8000 bricks, 89 bales bran, 70 Jo chaff, 186 bags potatoes, 100 do oats, 63 do carrots, 80 do potatoes, 1 ton onions, order ; 200 bags bran, 30 pigs, 1 ton cheese, order. -

- EXPOBTS. Per Airedale, for Nelson — 1 box, Duncan and Venall.

Per Wallaby, for Grcyuiouth — 6 cases, 1 cask, Q-. Lerois, 2 pkgs drapery, Buttlcr ; 1 piano, Kilgour ; 2 balcß, Luhning ; 1 caso vestas, Askew ; 1 case drugs, Pai'kinson.

Per Bruce, for Okarita — 10 bags onions, 3 bags potatoes, 2 tubs buttor, Ryrio and Co ; 4 casos jam, 10 bags onions, Maco and Dixon ; 6 boxes candles, 4 boxes tobacco, 2 cases ears&parilla, 5 bags onions, 6 cases claret, 3 cases whisky, 3 hlf-ohests t . 10 cases porter, 2 casks butter, 21 bags o..ts, 10 cases geneva, Cole and Scully; 2 bags corks, 6 cases cordials, 3 cases bitters, Maco and Dixon j 80 bags oats, 10 cases geneva, 2 cases jam. 12 boxes candles,Fittrich ; 1 bag peas. Ryrio & Co ; 1 bag poas, order j 7 casos billiard table, 1 do ham, 2 do coffee, 4 kega buttor, Loutitt & Reid j 20 do kerosene, J. Nash ;1 do do, R. Isaacs ; 8 bags bacon, 6 casos cheese, 1 do sundries, Maco & Cameron, 4 do axes, 1 qr-eask brandy, J. Naeu ; 1 mat sugar, Nahr &Co ; 3 boxes tobacco, Holland; 7 cases claret,! qr-cask

br.mdy, 2 ensos sarsnparilla, 12 ensks wino' 1 caso popper, 1 do sardines, 2 do jams, 1 bag oalmonl, 4 kegs buttor, 4 half-ohests tea, 12 boxes candles, 4 cases salmon, 1 cask sardines, 1 cask axes, 4 cases gonovn, 2 boxes tobacco, 14 Dags potatoes, 3 kegs butter, 2 boxes lacks, 1 parcel figs, order ; 2 cases drugs, Pratt ; 1 do drapory, Mrs Poolo • 3 bags oals, 2 baga rico, 1 do barley, 3 boxes soap, Loulitt, Roid, & Co. 5 1 bag saddlery, Runway and Olarko j 2 cases, 1 truss, order ; G bags brnn, 6 boxos candles, 1 parcel, Maco and Cameron ; 1 parcel, Mrs Poolo ; 1 qr-oask brandy, J. Nash ; 1 truss, Isaacs 5 5 bales chaff, Colo and Scully ; 2 qr-casks brandy, Fcttriok j 3 qr-casks bfttndy, Colo and Scully j 3 mats sugar, 2 cases hams, Fottrick j 2 kegs brandy, Chambers and Miller } 2 qr-casks wine, 1 caso korosono, 1 bale, Colo and Scully.

Tho s.s. Kennedy loft Nelson at 7 p.m. on iho 16lh, and arrived off tho Buller at 4 p.m. tho noxt day. Laid at anchor out'sido until tho tide sewed, when she ran across tho bar ot 11 p.m., discharged some passengers and cargo, and loft at 1 a.m. the next day, having only stayed insido two hours. After a fino morning's run, sho arrived at tho whivf at 11 a.m. Throughout tho passago from Nelson (hio weathor. was experienced. Tho Kennedy brings a full general cargo and 120 sheep on deck. Sho reports tho s.s. Thane loading up ut Nel6on for Hokitika.

The schoonor Isabella Jackson loft Lyttelton on tho 4th ins!., wiih variable and unsettled weather, which continued until the Bth, when tho wind settled into the N.W., and blew a heavy galo for 86 hours, during which tho vessel labored heavily and shippe.l much wator. On tho 9th, sho passed Stevens Island, and Capo Farewell uoxt day, and honco to Hokitika roads variable winds and "a heavy eouthorly swoll prevailed. Tho Isabella Jack' son was picked up by the Lioness on tho 18th, having made tho land off the. bar that morning, and convoyed safely insido. She brings a full general cargo, but no passengers.

The bar yesterday was everything that could bo desirod, tho channel being straight out with fourteen feet of water in it, and vory littlo surf running. Several vessels crossed in tow of tho harbor boats, aad the Konuody arrived from Nelson. Tho departures, ,is can be seen, wero less numerous, tho Wallaby only leaving tha # rivor, and tho s.s. Airedalo tho roadstead. Taking advantage of thd lattor's sailing, soveral gcutlomon left for tho " old country," via Panama. Wo sincerely trust the lino will be woll patronised, ns it is infinitely preferable to tho round about way via Point do Gallc, Aden, &c, &c.

The schooner Spray left Christ church on May 3lßt, with westerly winds and Jlno weather."" On tho 4th instant she sighted Cape SWlwind, having made an oxccllont run round tho land of four duys and a-lrnlf, but there sho unfortunately fell in with a heavy S.W. gale, which kept hor hovo to under very reduced canvass for fivo days. Tho gale was accompanied with heavy thunder, lightning, and rain, and an exceedingly ugly high sea, which caused the vessol to labor so much that eho becamo leaky and had to bo pumped out overy tyvo horn's. On the 10th tho galo abated, and hauled into tho S.E., which,, carried her up to Rooks Point, whon it again blew up from tho S.W. for four days, but not bo heavy as to compel her to heave to. Sho kept undor tho lnnd aud worked along it, although making but littlo progress until it shifted into tho 5.15.. which slant sent her up abrcst of tho bar on tho 17th, and next day boing. attended to by tho Challenge crossed tho bar without mishap. Tho Spray brings ,a cargo of colonial produco.

Tho schooner Elizabeth Curio loft Lyttelton on the 12th instant, with light S.W. broozes and fine weather. On tho 14th, pnssod Stevens' Island, nnd rounded Cope Farewell tho day after. Was abreast of tho Gi-oy at 0 a.m. oh tho 18th, and tho samo afternoon towed safely to tho wharf astern of tho Challenge She experienced light variables weather from Cape Farowoll, and brings a cargo of colonial produco and 75 pigs.