SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

West Coast Times, Issue 254, 16 July 1866, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF HOKITIKA. High Wateb This Dayl— 12. 6 a.m. j 12.37 p.m: ARRIVED. July 14.— Lizzie Coleson, brigantino, Dunn; from Sydney. W. S. Lockhart 4 agent. Kennedy, s.s., "Whitwell, from Ntelsou and the Grey. N. Edwards and Co., agents. Lioness, p.s., Wlutford, from Okarita. Carey and Gilles, agents. BAILED. July 14— Isabella, brigantine, Osborne, for Maketupawa. Gothenburg, s.s., Mackie, for Melbourne. Passengers — Saloon : Mrs O'Connor and child, Messrs Burn, Ashmore, Blake, Roscow, Molligan, M'Leod, and 50 in tho steerage. Star of the Evening, s.s., Turner, for Nelson. July 15. — Stanley, brigAntiue, Davis, for Onehunga. * John Mit chell, ketch, Robins jn, for Grroymouth. ENTEEED IN. Liazie Coleson, 60 tons, Dunn, from Sydney. Passengers - Mrs Rich, Mrs Thornton, Mrs Binding. Kennedy, 125 tons, Whitwell, from Nutaon and the Grey. 20 passengers. CLEAEED OUT. Star of tho Evening, 180 tons, A. C. Turner, fpr Nelson. 6 passengers. Stanley, 113 tons, G.Davis, for Onohunga. 3 passengers. John Mitchell, 20 ton 3, Thompson, for Greymouth, in ballast. BXPECTEi^ABBITALB. Florence, from Melbourne, early. Duuedin, from Dunedin, early. . Keera, from Christchurch. Kaiheraw, from Melbourne, early. Wallaby, from Nelson, early. PEOJECTED DEPAETUEK3 . Kennedy, for Nelson, to-day. Lizzie Coleson, for Sydney, 18th inst. VESSELS IK FOBT. Brigantine — Lizzie Coleson. Schooners. — Isabella Jackson, Mary Jane,. Cymraes, Moyne, Crest of the Wave. Steamers — Yarra, Challenge, Lioness. " IMPOBT3. Per Kennedy, from Nelson : 2 qr-casks rum, Cas3ius and Commisky ; 1 case, 20 cases fish, 5 bales, 1 caso bacon, 1 cask biscuits, 1 case boots, -4 ca-<es, 8 ca3es furniture, IS boxes candles, 3 casos bacon, 2 cases fish, 1 hhd. eggs, 1 case hats, 3 cases, 2 cases stationery, 13 ca^s, 1 box, 2 kegs, 8 cases salmon, 2 cases htms, Bain, Houghton, and Co ; 1 trunk leather, licuse ; 1 bale, Woodside ; 1 case grindery, order ; 2 packages leather, 'M'Neil : 1 case grindery, Mather and Co ; 1 box nails, 1 case leather, order ; 1 parcel, South ; 4 cases bacon, 10 cases, 84 boxes candles, 1 case cocja, J. Solomon ami Co ; 4 kegs tobacco, 2 pkga sundries, Mendelsohn ; 1 box note forms, Bank of New Zealand ; 4 kegs butter, Morison, Law, and Co ; 16 sacks potatos, 11 sack* onions, Hall and JTinlay ; 9 casks butter, J. Chesuey ; 14 bags turnips, Conuel : 6 sacks oysters, 1 case, order ; 59 kegs butter, J. Solomon ;29 carcase;- mutton, Sprott. ; 1 piano, Clark Brothers ; 2 casks vinegar, N. Edwards and Co ; 4 cases glass, Stanford ; 6 cases tobacco, 1 case cig.irs, 1 wheel, Boddiugham. Per Lizzie Coleson, from Sydney . 5 eases old torn, s^case3 whisky, 20 cases geneva, 20 oa3es brandy, 3 cases drapery, 25 mats sugar, 40 boxes sugar, lcask currants, 10 cases jam, 5 cases sardines, 2 cases hams, 1 case raisins, 10 cases pickles, 20 cases beer, 2 hlids beer, 5 bags rice, 120 bags flour, 2500 palings, 87 bags bran, 17 bags maize, 2 pkgs ironmongery, 1 cask, 4 cases oilmen's stores, 5 cases eggs, 4 cases clothing, 10 bags oysters, 68 pigs, 6 bags vegetables, 26 tons coal, 19 hhds eggs, 34 keg 3 butter, 2 kegs pork, 10 cases provisions, 40 boxes oranges, 2 qr-casks brandy, 1 bale drapery, W. S. Lockhart ; 10 cases clothing, J. Manson. EXPOBTS. Per Stanley, for Onehunga : 1 cask lard, M'Landress, Hepburn, and Co. Per Star of the Evening, for Nelson : 2 cases drapery, Tumbull ; 1 caso, Morison, Law, and Co ; 14 sacks, Boyle and Co ; 1 rase gum, Cargill and Co ; 15 bundles bags, Bain, Houghton, abd Co ; 4 chests tea, Josephs.

The s.s. Kennedy left Nelson at 9 a.m. on the 10th, and arrived off the Grey at 10 p m the following day. The next morning she crossed the bar and discharged 50 tons of cargo, and left for Hokitika at 10 a.m. on <ha 14th, arriving at the wharf at noon. Throughout the trip she experienced lovely weather and light easterly winds. The Kennedy bring 3 about 50 tons of cargo and 20 passengers from crreymouth.

The Lioness returned on Saturday from Okarita, wiiMier on the preceding day she towed tke lona schooner, laden With material to aid in transporting tno Bruce across the spit into the river. Both vessels arrived abreast Okarita bar at 9 p.m., when the Lioness cast off, and on her way back picked up the Lizzie Coleson from Sydney. With her charge in tow she crossed the bar at tide time on the above day.

The brigantine Li/zie Coleson left Sydnoy on the 3rd instant, with light N.E. winds and fine weather, and sighted Mount Cook on the 13th a* noon. At 3 a.ni. the next morning, then bring about 20 miles south of Hokitika, she fell in with the Lioness steani-fuj, which, towed her safely to the wharf at tide time the same day. During her run from Sydney she experienced light winds, chiefly from "N. to N.E., and fine weather. The Lizzie Coleson brings a futl general cargo.