SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 817, 27 May 1871, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPORT. HT(W WATER. This, Day ... 3.21 a.m.. 353 p.m. To-morrow 4.31 a.m., 5 0 p.m. Monday ... 5.35 a.m., 6.U p.m. ARRIVALS. May 25—Kennedy, 8.8., 125 tons, Whitwell, from Nelson. Maid of Erin, schooner, 84 tons, from Melbourne. May 26—Charles Edward, s.s., 89 tons, Holmes, from Greymouth. Wallabi, s.s., 101 tons, Daniels, from Wanganui. DKPAItTUEKS. May 25 —Kennedy, g,g. ( Whitwell, for Greymo'ith and Hokitika. M*y 26—Charles Edward, p.s„ Holmes, for Nelson. PASSENGER LIST. Per Kenned} - , Irom Nelson—Mrs Knight and child, Mrs Turnbull, Mrs Andrews, Messrs Lines, Hunter, Bennett, and Fi,zgerald. Per Charles Edward, from Greymouth— Mrs Hunter and child. Messrs Lee, Brandon, Jaekso", Gleve, M'Carthy, Flannery, and 5 for Nelson. IMPORTS. Per Kenne'y, from Nelson—l case m'dise, Whyte and Pirie ; 1 truss m'dise, C. Brown ; 1 case m'dise, Sontgen ; 1 pkge newspapers, Munsbn ; 8 bales chaff, Stitt Bros.; 1 pkg canvas, 1 bnx nails, Mailer ; 16 bales chaff, Palla; 20 bags bran. Bailie and Humphrey; 8 bales chaff, J. Corr ; 4 boxes fruit, Tonka and Hughes; 4 boxes fruit, G. White; 1 trunk m'dise, Jackson ; 1 vat pan, 6 qr casks ale, F-iUa ; 1 bale leather, Blacklock ; 1 pkg mdise, Neil; 1 keg butter, 1 box eggs, Carpenter ; 1 pkge boots, Jackson ; 1 keg butter, J. Powell and Co.; 1 bag vegetables, Geo. White; 22 eases trait, 9 kegs butter 2 boxes eggs, 37 bags potatoes, 2 pkg3 m'dise, Hunter.

Per Maid of Erin, from Melbourne—2 eases books, J. L. Munson; 2 chests, 4 hair-chests, 40 boxes te.*, 2 cases castor oil, order; 3 pk'rs sailcloth, U. Storch and Co.; 1 shank und disc, 1 wiper, 1 pieco head, 1 sole, (3 false bottoms, A. C Thompson ; 1 bale corks, T. G. Macarthy ; 12 anvils, 1 case steel, 12 tue irons, 41) bars steel, 12 sheets iron, 3 bdls sheet iron, 1 bar iron, T. Field ; 4 qr-casks wine, order; 5 eases, 1 bundle m'dise, A. Horn ; 3 cases, U. Storch and Co.; 1 case m'dise, 2 boxes do, Thomas Dickinson ; 3 cases m'dise, JBiiilie and Humphrey ; 1 halftieree, 2 boxes m'dise, J. Corr ; 3 eases m'dise, A. Horn; 12S pkgs sugar, order; 1 case m'dis.-, T. Field; 112 pkgs sugar, order; 1 case handles, 15 bdls sheet iron, 1 c:ise cipper, 1 c:'.*k zinc, 2 cases hardwar?, 1 belle ridging, 1 drum oil, 1 bdle buckets, 2 casks hardware, 1 box tacks, 1 bdle wash boards, 3 cases «astor oil, 13 kegs nails, 1 cask tar, U. Storch and Co.; 3 oratos m'dise, 1 lilid glass, Ching and Henderson ; 97 b:ig* e,ke, Bank of New Zealand ; 1 crate crockery, 1 cask do, 1 case glass, 40 cases kerosene, U. Storch and Co.; 1 case hardware, 1 ease copper, 3 bdls buckets, 2 boxes tin p'a'cs, T. Field ; 1 cass hardware, J. G. Ilav ; 1 pkg z'nc, 37 sheets iron, 1 cask hardware. 1 case iron, 2 bells wire, J. Sheldon; 1 case sh vels 1 case handles, 1 bale twine, 'Ching and Henderson ; 1 f-bjx, 1 J-tierce 'tobacco, A. Horn; 50 cases kerosene, 8 qrcasks br.-indv. 1 qr-cask whisky. 6 cases old torn, T. G. Macarthy ; 4 qr-casks port wine, 20 cases claret, 1 cask blacking, 6 cases jams, 1 case mustard, 40 hnlf-chests, 5 chests tea, John Corr; 20 boxes soap, order ; 1 cask glass bottles, 3 cases drugs, E. Fyvie ; 2 pkgs iboots, W. G. Collings ; 2 trunks boots, Jackson ; 4 casks ale, 6 cases whisky, 1 qr-cask rum, 4 qr-casks wine, 6 cases ale, 6 cases Moselle, order; 4 cases matches, Hehir and Molloy ; 3 cases, 1 drum m'dise, F. White ; 2"Cases m'dise, 4 j::rs acid, 11. Fain ; 2 boxes, 1 trunk m'd'se, M. Organ; Senses hardware, 1 bdle tar brushes, 1 cask hardware, 2 eases glassware. 88 whet's, 80 bearing, 1 tierce m'dise, T. Field ; 2 shafts and collars, 5 shanks, sdi cs. 5 lifis, 5 plummer block.- "> stamp heads, 10 false bottoms 1 spur wheel, 1 pinion, 1 wa'er wheel centre, 1 box mountings, 10 stamp shoes, order ; 7 half-chests, 20 iboxes tea, 2 bales p;iper, 2 qr casks brandy, 1 qr-cask port, 1 qr cash sherry wine, 3 cases m'dise, 10 boxes candles, Hehir and Molloy; 1 spring car;, 1 pkg harness, Shepherd and Warne; 50 cases brandy, Bailie and Hum■pbrey; 8 boxes glass, I cask paint, 1 case hrushes, 1 bale paper, 1 fc-uss mouldings, W. Struthers; 1 cask paint, 1 case m'dise, 1 case glue, -3 bales m'dise, 2 casks do, 4 drums oil, TJ. Storch and Co.; 1 case, 4 boxes glass, 1 bale paper, T. Field; 15 bags onions, T. Watson; 4 bales m'dise, W. Struthers; 18 stamp shoes, 8 stamp heads, 23 false bottoms, 24 wheels, order ; 2 qr-casks whisky, 25 cases kerosene, I case painkiller, J.Powell and Co.; f> kegs nails, 5 boxes tin plates, 2 bdls washboards, 1 do spades, 1 do hooks, 1 cask hardware, 1 case pal. iron, 1 keg shot, 1 nest tubs, 1 case handles, 3 pair bellows, 2 cases clocks, T. Field ; 2 case m'dise, C. Dietz; 17 cases m'dise, llchir and Molloy ; 5 cases, 1 bale, 5 bdls, E. Drennsn ; 21 cases, 12 kegs, 8 bdls, 1 lihd m'dise, W. Struthers ; 3 cases ling, 3 c:'s 8 pickles, 1 ease groa'a 2 cases mustard, 3 CJIB3'' m'dife, 1 keg herring*, 1 bale paper bags, 2 cases peas, 5 cases pickles, John Corr; 50 boxes candle-, 20 eases milk, 2 cases confectionery, 3 cases ling, 1 case pills, 8 cases pickles, 5 masts s.ilnvm, 8 rases salt, 10 boxes maize a, 6 cases pickles, 1 doseidletz powder,*, W. .1. Patterson; 20 . ases milk, 4 cases sauce, 3 ■cisks currants, 4 qr-c sk- vinegar, 1 case ginger, 10 boxes raisins, J. Powell and Co.; 25 eases m disc, Tonks and Hughes ; 15 bags m size, 5 pkgs boots, order ; 1 qre.isk vinegar, John'C' rr; 2 casks zinc, 4 boxes tin plates, 8 bdls buckets, 1 case iron, 1 bale hoop iron, .J. Sheldon ; 2 steer oars, T. Field ; 1 case glass, Tonk? and Hughes ; 31 cases kerosene, Hehir and Molloy ; 3 cases m'dise, Hatch ; ' 18 pieces machinery, 18 stiimn shoes, 22 false bottoms, 10 pieces in icbin»ry, 40 furnace bars, 1 iron boiler, order ; 1 ense handles, 1 case copper, 14 kegs nails, 1 cask tar, 2 bdls paper, li bdls gratings, 10 bdls black iron, 1 case, 1 lilid hardware, 40 o;ise3 kerosene, 1 case caster oil, 1 ense galvanized iron, U. Storch and Co. Per Charles Edward, from Greymouth—2o hags Hour, F. West ; 11 easG3 cordials, Brandon. EXPORTS. Per Kennedy, for Hokitika —1 box gold, (99tioz lldwt 12gr), Bunk of Now Zealand. TW schooner Maid of Erin, Captain Cairns, left Port Philip heads on the morning of the 14th instant, carried light easterly weather through B;-.ss to Swan Island, from which had strong westerly winds until sighting the New Zealand coast, off the Steeple?, on Wednesday. Brought up in the roadstead that afternoon, and wn:i towed over the bar on Thursday by the steamer Kennedy. Captain Cairns reports the ("ores as having left the Heads, bound for West-port, the day bofore the Moid of Erin. The brigantino Ceres, Captain Kensctt, reached the roadstead from Melbourne yesterday, bu', owinr to having been too far in the oiling to the northwards at high water, eou'd not be towed in.by tin. Charles Edward. Mie may, however, he brought over the bar during next tide by the Murray, and will bo berthed at the Kennedy street Wharf.

The Wiillabi left Wanganui at 10 a.m. on Sunday, experienced heavy weather in Cook's Straits, and had to put into Port Hardy the following morning. Eemained sheltering until the afternoon of the following day ; had light northerly winds until abreast of Cape Farewell sandspit, where she brought up the same evening at dark. Got under weigh the same night, but had to put back, wind blowing hard from south-west, under the sandspit. Weather moderating on Thursday; she left for the Buller at 6 p.m.; had high cross seas until reaching the bar yesterday, at 2 p.m. Captain Daniels reports the following vessels lying under the Sandspit:— Schooner Kiuma and Mary von Every for Greymouth, and the Mavis. A largo ketch went ashore on the sandspit during tho height of the gale on Wednesday night; her name had not been ascertained when the Wallabi left