IMPOSTS.

West Coast Times, Issue 707, 30 December 1867, Page 2

IMPOSTS.

Per Sarah Ann, from Melbourne — 20 kegs butter, Peak ; 20 tul<s butter, J. Duff; 8 coils rope, 2 casks, 1 case, I cask zinc, 15 pieces piping, 20 bar? steel, 2 pig?, 3 vices, Forsyth and Masters; 1 crai>.-, 1 tierce earthenware, Lazard ; 1 case, Hart ; 1 barrel alcohol, Williams ; IG6 boards, 6 bdls sashes, 15 doors, Kaworth and Co; 1 qr-cask acid, Pizzey and Co ; 367 bags flour, Churches and Co ; 1 case peel, 2 casks peas, 1 case cocoa, 3 caseg_ pickles, -l-tswe-otscuus,- 1 ~do~ raisins",' lo do claret, 7 cases hams, 6 do sardines, 6 do pickle?, 4 do cheese, 1 do chocolate, 1 do mustard, 50 boxes candles, 5 oases bacon, 40 bags sugar, 2 qr-caeiks brandy, 2 do whisky, 30 cases brandy, 40 do geneva, M'Fariane aad Co ; 12 cases cheese, J. Chesney and Co ;.'4>B cases, 13 ban-els, Thos. Munro and Co ; 34 cases, 145 bags miilfc, 8 bales, Cassius and Co ; 8 barrels, 27 cases, 6 chests, 3 bales, H. Staito; 6 cases tobacco, Cussius and Co ; 45 cases, Anderson and Mowat ; 50 hf-chests tea, 2 hhds, 1 case, 4 boxes, order ; 20 kegs butter, 1 lox P2gs, M'Nally ; 50 oases bramiy, Swanson unc l iiyrie ; 4 bales paper, 3 cases," Harnett and Co ; 4 cises, 3 bdls, 1 parcel, Cohn Bros ; 8 crates bottles, 4 bales corks, 2 parcels fireworks, Mace and Dison ; 214 boards, Waller and Craig ; 105 bags coke, Bank New Zealand ; 1 plsg raisins, Patterson ; 20 kegs butter, Churches and Clung ; 20 bags potatoes, Ford ; 509 bdls timber, 28 bdls mouldings, Waller and Craig ; 1 case shovels, 4 cases axes, 1 case "bedsteads, 3 kegs tacks, 20 cases kerosene, 7 cases, 1 cask, order; 4 cases, M. Samper; 1 case varnish, Holmes; 9 cases iron, Waller and Craig ; 1 box, 1 wheel, 1 shaft, Brown ; 1 parcel pills, 6 cheßts candles, 25 Cisea geneva, 1 cask soda, 1 case sauce, 6 cases milk, 2 barrels apples, 8 cnse3 claret, 4 cases pickles, 2 cases biscuits, Beale Brothers ; 193 sheep, "Beddy ; 24 bales chaff, orde ; 1 case varnish, 1 bale paper, 1 cask glue, 1 cask paint, 1 case brushes, Holmes ; 1 case boots, order. Per Claud Hamilton, from Sydney — 2 cases, Lockhart, 2 cases, Ramsay ; 1 case, Colfar ; 1 case, M'Caughau ; 1 case, Williams ; 5 hhds eggs, Buikhart ; 22 cases onions, Pollock and Co ; 25 cases fruit, 1 hhd eggs, order ; 15 bags potatoes, 8 cases onions, 10 bags potatoes, 6 bags oysters, Dunning Brothers ; 3 hhds eggs, 124 cases fruit, 5 packages bacon, 32 cases onions, order ; 7 bags oysters, 1 case, Kennedy ; 4 casks tongues, Lockhart ; 13 cases fruit, Dunning Brothers. Per Omeo, from Dunedin, &c. — 1 trunk, Colfar ; 2 trunks, Davidson and Co ; 4 trunks, Banks, 1 trunk, 2 cases, Bcale; 2 trunks, Fairish and Co ; 2 trunks, 1 case, Moir ; 1 box notes, Union Bank; 27 kegs butter, 200 Bheep, 2 dogs, 8 packages, order.

diato abatement was then blowing, she headed off shore again, ond was soon lost to view in the thick mist that obscured the western horizon. The galo. having moderated, she returned to tho anchorage yesterday morning, and at tide timo was tendered by tho p.s. Yarra, which landed the passengers, ten in number, the minis, und 200 sheep. The Omeo uleo transhipped five tons of cargo to tho lighter Isabella, and received on board eighteen passengers from the Yarra, and left direct for Melbourno last night. The Omeo supplied us with files of Dunodin papers. Her report states that she left Port Phillip Heads, at six p.m.,. on the 14th instant, passed Swan Isla-.d at thrje p.m. on the following day, and sighted the West Cape, at three a.m., on tho 19th, having experienced light S.W. and west winds during the passage. She arrived at Bluff Harbor at (•Wen a.m. the «.ime day, left again at eight p.m., and reached Port Cl * at eight, a.m. ou (he 20th. Sailed a»ain lor Lyttolton, at six p.m., on the 23rd, arrived there the following day, at four p.m., and left for Wellington, at nine p.m. Anchored off the town, at four p.m., on the 25th, and put to sea again, at five p.m., on the 26th, arriving off Hokitika, at six p.m., on the 28th. She reports fresh westerly weather from Cape Farewell. The schooner Aurora sailed from Dunedin for the West Coast on the 22nd inst. The shipping intelligence contained in the Sydney papers which arrived yesterday, in the Claud Hamilton, is unimportant. Several largo vessels have lately reached Sydney from England, including the ships Christina and Nouriuahal, from London ; the ships Cospatrick and Buxtou Castle, from the Isle of Wight ; and tho ship Globe, from Liverpool. Melbourne telegrams published in the " Empire" announce the departure of tho brigautine Highlander, for Greymouth, on the 19th iust., and the arrival of the s.s. Gothenburg, from Hokitika, on the same day. The schooner Lady Darling arrived at Melbourne from tho West Coast on the 20th inst. News of the s.s. Kennedy's arrival at Greymouth on Saturday has been received by the agents hew, and also that tho p.s. Nelson left for the West Coast at noon on Saturday. She will call at this port. The Kennedy is expected to-day, and we see by advertisement will leave again for Nelson, via intermediate ports, to-morrow afternoon.