SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 576, 4 November 1869, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPOKT. UIGH WATEH. This Day ... 9.35 a.m., 10.0 p.m. To-morrow 10.27 a.m., 10.50' p.m. ARRIVALS. Nov. 2—Wallabi, s.s., Daniels, from Greylnouth. Freeth and Greig, agents, Nov. 3—Charles Edward, p.s., Holmes, from Nelson. A. \V. Bennett, agent. DEPARTURES. Nov. 3—Wallabi, s.s., for Wanganui. Charles Edward, p.s., for Greyrnouih. PASSENGER LIST. Per Maid of Erin, From Melbourne— Messrs Swift, Nelson, and Stockley. l'er Charles Edward, from Nelson—Mrs Anslow, Miss Sutcliffo, Messrs Antouie, l'ickard, Moiler, Sergeant Stevenson. IMPORTS.

Per schooner Maid of Erin, from Melbourne IUO bans flour, 30 boxes pipes, 2 cases roeoa, 2 do chocolate, 2 do red herrings, 1 do pills, 4 cases of axes, 4 kegs nails, 1 cask hardware, .M) ca-es whisky, 50 c-ses geneva, 20 do old torn, Bailie and Humphrey ; i crate, 1 ease, 1 lilul, 1 ease merchandise, order : 75 bars iron, 4 bills hoop iron, 30 b Is sheet iron, 48 pedestals, 1 bag casting's, 8 bales bar iron, 8 truck wheels, 2 bars iron, (i anvils, 50 bdls iur iron, 4 cases paperliangiugs, 2 bales scrim, 39 pots oil, Field ; 50 cases wine, 5 qr-easks brandy, 2 cases cocoa, 20 eases old torn, 3 eases currants, 4 boxes dried fruits, 1 pkg medicine, 10 cases vinegar, 20 cases whisky, HO do old torn, 5 qr-easks brandy, I'chests caudles, 2 bales raisins, 15 boxes do, 6 cases sardines, Powell and Co.; 2 cases merchandise, 2 boxes tobacco, 1 pkg, 8 boxes pipes, I ease fancy goods, Horn -, 5 boxes glass, 2 cases turps, 1 bale paper, \V\ Struthers ; 1 qr-easks wine, 10 qi-casks brandy, 4 qr-easks port, 4 do sherry, 40 half-chests tea, 111 eases port ■wine, 20 old torn, 25 eases claret, 1 ease soda, ti eases maizena, 1 case capers, 2 eases jars salt, 1 qr-cask whisky, ti cases salmon, 50 boxes candles, 6 cases oysters, 40 boxes tea, 1 case medicine, 4 eases peel, 2 hall-tierces tobacco, 2 eases vestas, -1 do ling, 2 bales paper, 2 eases honey. 3 oases b. brick, 38 baas sugar, 2 cases cocoa, 2 do chocolate, 1 bale paper hugs, 80 mats sugar, 12 cases wine, 1

cask blacking, 1 ease mustard, 3 cases furniture, P. n\ Smyth and Co.; 1 pulley, 1 puddling chain, Sherwin; 100 bags sugar, 90 eases claret, 4 cas s bulk oil, .'id coils rope, 6 tubs butter, 1! bales chaff, Spenco Bros, and 0.i.; 2 bales paper, 1 pkge printing materials, Neale; 1 ease, I box boots, Thomas and MBeat.h; 2 qr-casks wine, t> case, O'Conor; 1 bag tapioco, 1 cask whiting, 1 bag rice, 20 boxes tea, 10 cases whisky, 2 boxis pearl barley, 1 case sauce, 1 case jelly, It bags rice, Stilt Bros.; 2 pkgs hops, 10 bags sugar, Parker and Gavsides; 5 qi-easks wine, 3 cognac, 9 do whisky, S qr-casks wine, 6 eases vermouth, 3 do minvschino, 3 do whiskey, •-'t; bigs malt, D. Leslie ; 50 kegs powder, 30 cases kerosene, 8 kegs nails, 2 boxes tin plates, - oats, 2 silver, 1 drum oil, 1 ease do, 1 ease picks, 1 do handles, 2 casks hardware, 3 cases glassware, 1 do hardware, 0 boxes steel, 1 pkg, Storcb ; 4 cases drugs, 1 jar leeches, Fyvie ; 2 bales paper, Reid and Co.; 84 bags malt, 2 pkgs hops, Parker and Garsides. Per Charles Edward, from Nelson—lo boxes tea, Allen ; 19 bags bran, 15 kegs butter, 4 cases eggs. Bailie and Humphrey; 12 kegs butter, Smyth and Co.; 5 kegs butter, Patterson; 2 ca*es. Collector of Customs; I bale drapery, Anslow; 3 kegs butter, 7 boxes eggs, Dull'; 4 boxes e ; :gs, King; 1 parcel seeds, Christie; SO bags chaff, Alcorn and Co.; 2 cases, Martin ; 2 kegs butter, order; 3 do, 15 boxes eggs, M'Gee ; 1 keg butter, order ; 1 box plants, 1 box sundries, 1 box butter, King; 1 bags bacon, Powell; 2 pkgs, Carpenter; 1 ease drugs, White; 1 trunk boots, Jackson; 00 lags flour, Smyth and Co.; 42 boards, Bull and Bond. EXPORTS. Per Standard, for Kaiamea and Little Wangnmri—GO bags Hour, 12 do potatoes, 2 kegs butter. 1 case milk, 1 do bacon, 3 bags oatmeal, 1 keg vinegar, 2 casks beef, 11 mats sugar, 1 box raisins, 1 bag currants, 1 do salt, 2 half-chests tea, 1 box soap, 1 barrel dried apples, 3 boxes candles, 2 kegs spirits, \~> eases sundries, Stitt Bros. The iron clipper barque Helen arrived in Nelson on Monday last, from the Mauritius after a quick run of forty days. She brings a full cargo of sugar, consigned to Messrs N. Edwards and Co. The clipper shin Somersetshire, punctual to announcement, left the railway pier, Sandridge, on the sth ult., for London. This magnificent vessel cleared out at the Customs with a large aud valuable cargo and a number of chief cabin and 'tween deck passengers. Of the last breakdown of the Alhambra the Argus of the Ilth says :—The p.s. Murray arrived early on Saturday morning from Port Albert. Captain Patrick reports leaving there at half-past 5 p.m., passing Wilson's Promontory at half-past 9 p.m.; at 10 p.m., spoke the s.s. Alhambra under canvas, the engines having broken down, but owing to a heavy gale blowing the Murray was unable to render any service. At 2 p.m.. the Murray entered the eastern entrance of Western Port, and called in at Flinders to telegraph intelligence of the disaster. On receipt of the intelligence on Saturday, Messrs M'Meckan, Blackwood, and Co., at once despatched the si earner Resolute to her assistance. The Resolute, with the Alhambra- in tow arrived in the bay last evening. The whaling barque Japan, owned by Osborne, Gushing, and Co., the first whaling vessel fitted out "in Victoria, which left Mid' bourne about six months since, has done pretty well, having succeeded in stowing 540 barrels, principally sperm, with some humpback and right oil; fi) say nothing of bone. She will refit shortly at one of the New Zealand ports. The last advices published were under date September 18. She was then olf the N.E. coast of Australia. The Otago, a composite ship of 1000 tons, has been launched in the Clyde. She was built by Messrs Robert Duncan aud Co., Port-Glasgow, for the Albion Shipping Company, for the New Zealand trade. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. ARRIVALS. Grevmov;th.—Nov. I—Ceres,1 —Ceres, from Melbourne ; Waipara, from Westport. Hokitika.—Nov. 2—Wnipara, from Greymouth ; Tararua, from Wellington. Nelson.—Nov. 2—Helen, from Mauritius. Wellington.—Nov. 2 —Rangitoto, from Hokitika. DEPARTURES. Hokitika.—Nov. 2—Tararua, for Melbourne. Wellington.—Nov. 2 Rangitoto, for Nelson.