SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 454, 19 January 1869, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

"^WESTPOET. HIGH WATER. "This Day ... 2.25 a.m., 250 p.m. To-morrow 3.10 a.m., 3.31 p.m. ARRIVALS. Murray, s.s., Holmes, from Greymouth. J. VV. Kirbv, agent. Charles Edward, p.s., Palmer, from Hokitika and Greymouth. N. Edwards and Co., ugents. John Penn, s.s., Carey, from Hokitika and Greymouth. D. IV Gellion, agent. Waipara, s s., Bascand, from southern ports. J. C. I'aton, agent. UEPAR'fI'RKS. Murray, s.s.,' for Nelson. Charles Edward, p.s., for Nelson. John Penn, s.s., for Duuodin, via "Nelson and intermediate port?. Wallabi, lor Wanganui. Lioness, p.s., for Hokitika. PASSENGER LIST. Per Northern Light, from Melbourne —Mr Roberts ; 2 peerage. ' Per John Penn, from Greymouth —MessrsBaiu, Eoquhor, M'Colney, Mace, and 10 for Nelson; steerage 4. Per John Penn, for Nelson—Mr Curran, Mr Henderson, Mr Cixon, Mr and Mrs Longbottom. Per Murray, from Greymouth MiBat chelor, Mr Morey aud son ; 4 in steerage. Per Murray, for Nelson —Mr Batchelor. Per Charles Edwards, for Nelson —Mr and Mrs Winstanlej and family, and 0 original. IMPORTS. Per Northern Light, from Melbourne —1 ease, Fleming, Parry, and Murray; 2 cases books, 20 kegs butter, 6 cases jam, 58 bags sugar, 10 cases geneva, 3 qr-easks brandy, G cases moselle, 5 qr-casks brandy, 2 eases wine, 10 do kerosene, 2 qr-casks brandy, 20 boxes caudles, 40 boxes soup. 10 half-chests 'tt-a, 1 case vestas, 1 do blacking, 173 bags sugar, 1 ease blacking, 6 tanks malt, 30 bales chaff, 88 bags sugar, 100 bags flour T. Dwan and order ; (i bags flour, West; 1 case hardware, Storch; 72 bars iron, 18 bales sheet iron, 3 bales steel, 84 truck wheels, 8 pedestals, 1 cask clips, 1 ease shovels, 1 do twine, Bailie andH.'mphrey; 2 cases oil stores, 66 bags sugar, 21 bags onions, Alcorn and Co; 20 cases wine, Leslie; C boxes glass, 1 bundle sashes, 1 ease color, 1 parcel, 4 gallons paint, 'StrUtherss 4 boxes nails, I-case, Field; !■ case, 1 bale, Southern and Criswick; 1 ease medicine, M'Carthy; 6 cases, 10 bales, Powell and Co ; 8 chests candles, I ease ehOCOlcUe, *" v<»—- m, ..»!■»■ 111,., JO 1.u.11 cUusis tea, 6 qr-casks rum, 24 boxes tea, 14 cases peas, 6 cases sundries, 10 cases jams, 4 kegs butter, 400 bags flour, 4 casks salt beef, 10 bags maize, 10 qr-casks braudy, Spence Bros; 5 eases salmon, Smyth and Co.; 11 bags salt, 15 bags sugar, 10 cases claret, G cases bitters, 20 cases geneva, 0 cases sarsapa"rilla, 3 boxes lobsters, 3 do oysters, 2 chests candles, 10 casks ale, 20 half-boxes soap, 3 bags oatmeal, Stitt Bros; 8 bales chaff, ispenee Bros, and Co. Per Wall.ibi, from Wanganui—lG head of cattle, 8 calves, 130 sheep, 75 pigs, 7 tons ■potatoes, 1 horse, 1 case fowls, 1 cart, 5000 bricks, Freeth and Greig. Per Charles Edward, from Greymouth—--5 eases, 1 cask drugs, N. Edwards aud Co.; 5 bales iron, 1 do zinc, 1 box tin plates, Sheldon ; 1 box pegs, 1 parcel locks, Field; 1 parcel taps, 1 do wire, 1 iron square, Bennett; 1 pkg books, Bishop ; 1 do, Baird ; 1 pkg, Horn; 1 case, Williams ; 1 pkg, Spence Bros.; 4 hhds eggs, Duff; 20 boards, Bailie ; 8 barrels ale, Organ. Pi r Waipara, from Hokitika—l case glass, Field ; IB pkgs luggage, Carter ; 11 eases, 2 bales, 1 trunk, Mulligan and Halligan. 'Per John Penn, from Greymouth—C hhds ale. Hooper and Dodson ; 2 cows, Falla. Per Murray, from Greymouth —20 tons coals, 12 empties, order. EXPORTS. Per Charles Edward, for Nelson—3 boxes gold bullion, 2818ozs, Union Bank. Per Murray, for Nelson—2o tons coals, 12 ompties, order. The brig Emulous, which recently brought to Otago the Nova Scotia settlers, has been sold at Dunedin by Messrs M'Landress, Hepburn, and Co., to Messrs Guthrie, Asher, and Co., for £I4OO. The new barque Hera, the first wool ship of Ihe season from Port Underwood, has completed her loading of 1755 bales of wool, and sailed for London. The ketch Minnie is on shore at Little Akaroa, with her bottom knocked out. It appears that she was close in shore, and was driven on to the rocks by the heavy northeast swel'. Saturday was a busy day at the wharves, or where the wharves ought to be. The 'North rn Light, from Melbourne, had been towed in late on the previous irght by the Lioness ; the Wallabi, had arrived from Wanganui ; and from the south came the Charles Edward, John Penn, ?Jurray, and Waipara, all of the last mentioned, except the Waipara, sailing afterwards for Nelson.