SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 526, 6 July 1869, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

WESTPOKT. HIOH WATEE. This Day ... 6.44 a.m., 7.9 p.m. To-morrow 7.39 a.m., 8.3 p.m. ARRIVALS. July 3—Murray, s.s., M'Gillivray, from Nelson. J. W. Kirby, agent. Lyttelton, p.s., Scott, from Nelson. N. Edwards and Co., agents. Kennedy, s.s., Whitwell, from Greyinouth. N. Edwards and Co., agents. July s—Wallabi,5 —Wallabi, s.s., Daniels, from Wanganui. . Frecth and Greig, agents. DEPARTURES. July 3—Kennedy, s.s., for Nelson. Lyttelton. p.s., tor Greymouth. July 4 —Murray, s.s , for Greymouth. July s—Wallabi, s.s., for Greymouth. PASSENGER LIST. Per Murray, from Nelson—Messrs Allen, Avery, Goldsmith. Williams, and Packer; 2 in the steerage. Per Murray, for Greymouth—Messrs Avery, Tucker," Williams, Falla, and M'Leod. Per Lyttelton, from Nelson—Mr and Mrs Reid. Per Lyttelton, for Greymouth—Mr MacIntyre. Per Kennedy, from llokitika—Messrs Morrison, Duff, Hooper, Henderson, Barron, and 7 others. Per Kennedy, for Nelson—Dr and Mrs Bakers, Mr Broad and son, Messrs Stewart, Allen, Balnier, Dwan, Strike, White, Porter, Jackson, Hehir, and Dr Marr. IMPORTS. » Per Lyttelton. from Nelson—l case, Bisl.op; 2 do, Thomas and Co.; 1 trunk, Collings; 2 pkgs, Fair and M'Coy; 1 case, Hardy and Cato; 3 do, Whyto and Piriej 1 do, Munfou.9 1 trunk, liar ly and Cato; 2 cases confectionery, Kin;; 1 case, Falla ; 1 do, Pickering ; 50jiee(s timber, N. Edwards and Co.; 395 pieces timber, 4 pkgs sashes, 1 do doors, Bull and Bond ; 1 parcel, Kerr ; 240 bags flour, N. Edwards and Co.; 2 trunks boots, Jacki'On ; 1 parcel, Bowman. Per Kennedy, from Greymouth and Hokitika—2o cases kerosene, Powell and Co.; 4 cases eggs, Organ ; 177 bags flour, N. Edwards and Co.; 221 pieces timber, Bull and Bond; 3 ca-es drugs, N. Edwards and Co.; 11 boxes eggs, Duff. Per Murray, from Nelson —40 bags flour, 22 do bran, Dartnall; 6 kegs herrings, 1 case picturi s, Falla ; 4 bags potatoes, King ; 1 bassinette, 1 chair, order ; 2 tanks malt, 42 bags do, 3 pockets hops, 1 case isinglass, Leslie ; 12 bags potatoes, Bell ; 12 qr-easks ale, Allen ; 24 bags potatoes, order ; 3G bags potatoes, Alcorn and Co.; GO bags potatoes, Bailie and Co.; 22 bags carrots, Falla ; 4 kegs butter, 1 case eggs, Aleorn ; 3 pkjs, Picker-

Per Wallabi, from Wanganui—4s head of cattle, 250 sheep, .'SO pigs, 1 ton salt, GO bags bran, 25 do chaff, 2 tons carrots, 4 bags onions, I ton butter, 1 case fowls, Freeth and Greig. EXPOUTS. Per Wallabi, for Greymouth—l ton butter, 15D sheep, 1 ease fowls," Freeth and Grcig. Per Kennedy, for Nelson—l horse, 4 cases effeets, Dakcrs ; 1 case drapery, Pair and M'Coy ; 4 bdls sacks, Leslie. After nearly a blank week in the shipping trade, three steamers arrived on Saturday, and a fourth yesterday ; and there has been an equal number of do; arturcs. The Murray was the first to make her appearance. She did so on Saturday, at 2 a.m., after one of the roughest and most protracted passages she has ha J for a long lime. Several limes she tried to get round Cape Farewell, but found the attempts vain against violent S.W. gales, and fipal : y had to leave even the shelter of the Cape, the seasetting in from N.W. After sheltering in Mutton Bay and Totaranui, she made a fresh start on Friday, and reached port as stated. The Lyttelton was the next to arrive from the North, and she had for nearly three days been also struggling with her own deficiencies and a heavy sea. The Wallabi was the next, arriving yesterday morning from Wanganui, whence she sailed on Saturday evening. From the South, the Kennedy came on Saturday, bringing the Brace's passengers and mail'!, and on the same evening she sailed for Nelson.

The tug-steamer Lioness arrived in the roadstead yesterday afternoon, but:, in consequence of signals from the shore, did not tow the brigantine Mavy into port. She has probably clone so by this time. Wreck.--Thiiitv Malays Drowned and Twelve Speared.—A telegram from Adelaide, South Australia, dated June 7, states : —"A large Malay proa was wrecked oil' Escape Clifis.and thirty Malaya were drowned; twelve were speared by the natives as soon as they readied land, and two were rescued and protected by the chief Mira, and brought, to Mr Goyder, at Port Darwin, who sent them by the Gulnarc to the Dutch Consul at Adelaide."