SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume IV, Issue 731, 1 November 1870, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPOJtT. HtOU WATER. This Day ... 342 n.m.. 4.24 p.m. To-morrow 5.8 a.m., 5.50 p.m. ARRIVALS. Oct. 29—Wuipara, s.s, 68 tons, Bascand, from Hokitika and Grey mouth. Bailie and Humphrey, agents. Oct. 31 —Kennedy, s.s., 125 tons,|Whitwell, fromJNelson. \v. J. Willcocks.^agent. DEPARTURES. Oct. 29—Wuipara, s.s., Bascuml, for Hokitika. PASSENGER LIST. Per Waipara, from Hokitika—Miss Harrison, Messrs Clark, Fuerst, Miscampble, and 3 in the Btcerage. Per Waipara, for Hokitika—Miss Harrison, Mr Fuerst. '.'er Kennedj', from Nelson—Messrs Curtis, Shephard, Donne, Dodson, Keogh, Glanham, Home, Pickard, and 16 for Grey and Hokitika. Per Murray, from Nelson—Messrs Cowell, Sherrard,' Powell, Dobson, Croskery, and Bull. TMPORTS. Per Waipara, f rom";Hokitika —2 cases stationery, Bank of New Zealand ; 1170 feet timber, Clark. Per Kennedy, from Nelson—l case oilskins, Graves Brown ; 1 parcel, Reid and Co.; 1 bale calico, Rowlands ; 2 cases drapery, 1 truss do, 6 rolls matting, C. Brown ; 1 case drapery, Graves and Fleming; 1 case cigars, 1 do tobacco, Storch ; 10 casks aid, 10 cases stout, Stitt Bros.; 20,000 caps, Field ; 2 bales leather, 1 case boots, Simpson ; 10 kegs butter, Corr ; 12 do do, Bailie and Humphrey; 3 casks eggs, Stitt Bros.; 6 do do, 1 case hams, 4 cases, Bailie and Humphrey, 3 do hams, Corr; 12 kegs butter, Powell and Co.; 1 peel. Reid and Co.; 20 bags salt, Stitt Bros.; 100 do do, Organ; 8 bales chaff, Simpson ; 12 do do, 20 bags salt, 2 trunks, Powell and Co.; 5 do boots, Simpson; 1 case, order; 3 kegs nails, 1 pkg twine, 2 do milk pans, 2 cases pieces, 1 pkg, Field ; 1 do sluice forks, Corr ; 4 kegs uails, 1 case sundries, Bull and Bond ; 81 pees timber, Etevenaux ; 2 cases sardines, 1 do salmon, 1 pkg clothes lines, 2 cases lobsters, Stitt Bros.; 6 ease 3 sundries, 7 kegs nails, 1 cask, 1 keg, 2 bdls wire, 1 stove, 2 ingots tin, Field; 6 trunks boots, 1 parcel drapery, Whyte and Pirie ; 1 qr-eask wine, 4 cases eggs, 1 keg butter, Powell and Co.; 40 bags salt, Corr ; 2 boxes eggs, 1 cask butter, 6 cases eggs, Falla; 4 kegs butter, 5 eggs, 2 do oranges, 1 bag rhubarb, Carpenter. Per Murray, from Nelson—2 eases mediso, James Poole ; 1000 foet timber, 3 kegs nails, 1 peel, Bull and Bond; 1 bale leather, 1 bos grindery, 1 do nails, Coilings ; 1 bale leather, Byrne ; 8 boxes eggs, 2 kegs butter, Levatte ; - -1 case drapery, Rowlands ; 1 do do, Graves ana > 1 do do, A. Russell; 1 case harmonium, Il av . Fattier -rv„u., -,, vj ehaftj 5 hhds ale, 5 qr-casks do, Falla ; 2 ba«s vegetables, White; 8 kegs butter, 2 casks eggs, 2 cases bacon, Thiele; 1 coop fowls, Gilmer Bros. Shipped at Motueka—looo bricks, Bull and Bond.

EXPORTS. Per Waipara, for Brighton—B mats company's sugar, 3 tins biscuits, 2 kegs butter, 1 box raisins, lo bags flour, 1 case jar salt, 2 tins coffee, 1 do chicory, Bailie and Humphrey : 19 hags r>ot.atop<i. 2 rln maize. C!orr.

The s.s. Waipara arrived from the south on Saturday at noon, and sailed the same tide for Hokitika, calling at Brighton, where she would discharge a small cargo shipped «c Westport. The p.s. Chavh.» ?-—■;? **"7ed a * Nelson ,-„=t a ,-w —«"<ig at 11.3 a, after a *" under canvas from W r <- t f irt; -

The cokouner Three D'riends arrived from Charleston on Sunday, and the cutter Standard on Monday, also from that port.

The s.s. Kennedy left Nelson on Sunday, and arrived at Westport yesterday. She was to sail for Hokitika early this morning, returning to Westport on Thursday.

The s.s. Murray left Nelson on Saturday for Westport, via Motueka, and arrived here yesterday. She was to leave for Grey mouth tiiis morning at two o'clock.

The Magellan Cloud, arrived at Auckland from tho Fijis, reports that H.M.B. Kosarei arrived at Levuka on the 7th ultimo.

From a private letter received Suez mail, wo (Otago Daily Times) learn that' the steamer City of Yedo, belonging to the Messrs lloyt, late of Dunedin, blow up on August Ist, while leaving Yedo for Yokohama. Seven Europeans and 108 Japanese were killed by the explosion, and a number more were so much injured that they were not expected to recover.

It is stated that the plans for the Wellington dock are to be submitted to Colonel Clarke, one of the Admiralty Enginoers, and if his report is favorable, it is believed that the Admiralty will make a grant of £20,000 towards the cost of the work.

On the 21st instant, a seaman fell from the main yard of H.M.S. Blanche in Auckland harbor, and death was instantaneous.