PORT OF HOKITIKA.

West Coast Times, Issue 270, 4 August 1866, Page 3

PORT OF HOKITIKA.

Hicm Water Tins Dat.— 4.36 a.m.; S.I p.m. Sunday. — 5.3 1 a.m. ; 5.59 p.m. ' AEKIVED. August 3 — Lyttelton, p.s., Scott, from Okarita. N. Edwards & Co., agents. 3fyrmont, Hall, from Kelson, John Whits, agent. August 3 — Auckland, s.s., Haglcy, for Sydney. Elfin, ketch, Milno, for Dunedin. William Miskm, a.s., Hepburn, for GroyOUKlttu EKTHRED IN. Lyttelton, 49 tons. Wm. Scott, from Okarita. Passengers — Messrs. Jones, Luhning, Mrs Hanking, Mi«s Hunkins, Miss Harrison, Mrs Lowrie, Mrs Ccx, and 37 in tho steerage CLEABED OUT. Elfin, 45 tons, Geo. Milne, for Dunedin. William Misldn, 115 tons, F. Hepburn, for Dunedin >ia Greymouth. 10 passengers. BXPBCTBD ABBITAX.S. Oamaru, from Oamaru, daily. Florenoo, from Melbourne, early. Dunedin, from Dunedin, early. Kathpraw, from Melbourne, early. Jane Elkin, from Heuthcoto, early. Gothenburg, from Melbourne, to-day. Clarendon, from Melbourne, to-day. Albion, from Melbourne, early. Maid of Erin, from Melbourne, to-day. John and Jane, schooner, from Melbourne, to-day. Sea Sholl, from Lyttelton. Bonnie Loss, from Lyttelton. ?EOJECTED DBI'ABTCBK3. Gothenburg, for Nelson, this day. Egmont, for Bluff Harbor and Dunedin, today. Ljttelton, for Grey, this day. TBBSELS IK POBT. Schooners — Tuinbo, Emma Jane/Falcon. Ketch — Qyniraes, John Mitchell. Strainers — Persovere, Lioness, Challenge, Lyttelton. IMPOBTS. Per Lyttelton, from Okarita — 8 pkga effects, order. .

IXPOETS.

Per Elfin, for Dunedin — 10 kegs butter, Anderson & Mowat ; 22 begs sugar, Boyso, Mudie, Sc Co. ; 11 bundles bags, A. Boyle & Co. ; 11 bags sugar, Anderson & Mowat. Per William Miskm, for Dunedin a Grey-|-6 qr-casks brandy, A. M'Farlane ; 1 half-tierce tobacco, J. Paul ; 1 case axes, 1 case hardware, 1 bundle weights, Forsyth & Masters; 10 qr-casks whisky, 29 octaves whisky,- Whittinghain Bros ; 1 case boots, Isaacs.

The p.s. Lyttelton returned from her trip' tq Okarita yesterday. She left this port on th» Slit ult., and arrived off the bar of that port at 8 p.m. It being too late to cross, she laid outside all night, and entered the river at tids time the next day. Discharged her cargo and left for Hokitika at noon on the 2nd inst., reaching the roadstead that evening, and arriving at the wharf as above. She brings up no gold, but about 100 passengers. Captain Heron, the Okarita harbor-master, ttports that the channel there is very good, as it contains twelve feet of water, and runs straight out to sea. The p.s. Bruce floated off the bank yesterday, and "now lies abreast the Police Camp. " We are eorry to hear that tho is making irater under the boilers. The Egmont arrived in the roadstead during the night, from Nelson, having called at Greymouth on her way down. She leaees for the Bluff and Dunedin to-day, transferring Melbourne passengers to the Otago s.s., which trill await her arrival at the former port. i