SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 463, 9 February 1869, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPOET. UIOII WATER. ji Tin's Day ... 7.53 a.m., 819 p.m. To-morrow bAQ a.m., 9.5 p.m. j ARRIVALS. Feb. 6—Murray, s.s., Holmes, from Nelson. 3. W. Kirby, agent. Bruce, p.s., Christian, from Dunedin and intermediate port". Geo. Harper, agent. Walliibi, as., Daniels, from Wanganui. Ficeth and Greig, agents. Waipara, s.s., B.iscaud, from Wanganui. J. C Paton, agent. Waterman, brigantine, Moore, from Melbo. irne. Spenee Bros, and Co, agents. DEPARTFRES. Feb. C —Murray, s.s., for Gn-ytnouth. Bruce, p.s,, for Greymoutb. Feb 7 —VVallabi, s.b., for Wanganai and Turunuki. Waipara, s.s., for southern ports. PASSENGER LIST. Per Murray, from Nelson—Messrs Smith, I Cook, i-urves, Mrs Weeks, Mies Jones. Per Murray, for Hokitika and Greymouth Mr Purves, Mrs Weeks, Miss Jones. IMPORTS. Per Wallabi, from Wanganui—so head of I cattle, 200 sheep, 1 horse, 200 bags potatoes, | 4,0 pa r fowls, Freeth and Greig. Per Waipara, from Wanganui—2 1 head of j cattle, 40 pigs, 3 horses, 8 calves, 50 sheep, 2 | ;v;n> potatoes, 1 coop fowls, 2 bales hay, Dick and Senton. Per Bruce, from Dunedin—3 trunks boots, Incase drapery, Southern and Criswick, From Ly.ttelton —30 kegs butter, order. From Wellington—2 qr-casks rum, 1 cask soda, Suistcd ; 2 trusses leather, Atkinson. From .Nelson—l2 bags oats, 2 tons chaff, 1 ease, 20 ■ eases fruit, order. ' Per Murray, from Nelson—l pkg rope, Rowlands ; 4 hhds ale, 0 qr-casks do, Allen ; ;'l bags potatoes, 2 kegs butter, 3d cases fruit, ■1 do eggs, order j 4 kegs butter, 13 cases p'jums,-10 do apples, Prestidge ; 3 coils'rope, Rowlands; 20 bags bran, order; 33 cases fruit, 15 kegs butter, 3 bags bacon, 2 boxes raisins, 2 bags malt, 1 barrel apples, 3 cases fowls, 2 pigs, Smith ; 1 spring cart, 25 bags malt, order. Per Waterman, from Melbourne—lo qrCa.sks sherry, 10 qr-casks port, 12 cases sundries, 2 qr tierces tobacco, 10 boxes do, 1 case ci«ars, 2 crates pipes, 40 bags rice, 1 barrel soda, S eases biscuits, 4 do ketchup, 2 qr-casks wine, G cases castor oil, 2 pockets hops, 9 cases vinegar, 2 do pickles, 10 do hams, G do bacon, 1 do baking powder, 8 do pickles, 1 do honey, 1 case shovels, 11 bags oi.ions, B.iilie and Humphrey ; 2 qr-tierces tobacco, 1 case do, 5 eases hams, 2 cases castor oil, 5 do lobsters, 7 do salmon, 5 do oysters, 5 do bacon, 5 do jams, 4 do sundries, 2 bales raisins, 50 bags tlour, Alcorn and M'Farland ; 1 case tobacco, £ barrel-: do, 1 case vestas, 1 box tobacco, 1 iiise cigavs v ; Horn ; 2 cases,,! qr-tierce tobacco, "Daller ;;100 bags flour, .100 do Hart's, 1 box tobacco; 1 parcel, order ; 3 pfcgs bedsteads,.2 bales' bedding, 1 case hardware, 1 parcel, 8 cases wine, 2 casks beer, Whiteford; G stampheads, Thomson ; 2 barrels ginger", 12 cases •iarsaparilla, Powell and Co ; 1 parcel, Bellman ; 80 bags sugar, IUO bags Hart's tlour, 40 eases whisky, 20 chests candles, 2 casks soda, H qr-casks brandy, 20 cases sarsaparilla, 5 do salmon, 30 do geneva, 9 qr-casks brandy. 100 bags Hart's Hour, 92 bags potatoes, 40 bags onions. 154 bales chaff, Spence Bros, and Co; i case merchandise, Thomas and M'Beath; 3 jjkgs do, Fle'.iiing, Parry, and Mi rray ; 1 case Jo, Whyte and Pirie ; 1G bags onions, Moore; i 1 parcel, E. Tyler. The Buller wharves, such as they are, were . -fully occupied on Saturday, in consequence of the arrival of four of the coasting steamers — the Wallabi, Waipara, Bruce, and Murray. 'The Wallabi and Waipara brought stock and produce from Wanganui ; the Murray had a cargo from Nelson ; and the Bruce had a quantity of cargo for this port from Dunedin and intermediate places, at which she had call d. The Bruce and the Murray sailed on the same evening for the southern ports. TinBruce, we believe, only visits the coast for the purpose of loading some engines and material lying at Hokitika. She is then to proceed to Auckland, and will probably be employed in the Thames trade. On her way hither from Nelson, she took shelter, along with the Waipara, at Totaranui. The brigantine Waterman, from Melbourne, arrived in port on Sunday morning. She sailed from l'ort Phillip on the 24th ult. Kxperieneed for the first day favorable winds. Cleared the Straits at 8 a m. on the 25th, and for the following two days had light favorable breezes. From that time until making Ciipe Foul wind, she experienced a continuation of light winds and calms, with much rain. She came to anchor on Saturday, and ,mj Sunday morning was towed in by the steamer Lioness, and safely moored alongside the upper wharf. The Wallabi left Wanganui on Thursday evening, and experienced fine weather during L?r run down. She came into the river with Saturday morning's tide. No intelligence has reached Melbourne a< to the fate of the ship Daring, which sailed from Gravosend for Melbourne on the 25th of April last. >he had a very larsje quantity ot gunpowder on board, and it is feared that she ;;as suffered wreck from fire or explosion.