SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 826, 17 June 1871, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPOET.

HlflH WATER. ( This Day ... 9.30 a.m.. 9.4.8 p.m. To-morrow lo.m a.m., 10-10 p.m. Monday ... 10.58 a.m., 11.15 p.m. ATUUVAIiS. June 16—Io, schooner, Pearn, from Melbourne. June 16—Murray, s.s., 56 tons, Palmer, from Grevmouth. Kennedy, s.b., 125 t r >us, Whitwull, from Nelson. DEPAIITUBEB. June 15—Charles Edward, p.s., 89 tons, Holmes, tor Nelson. Wallabi, s.s., Daniels, for Wanganui. Throe Friends, schooner', for Charleston, Cores, brigantine, Kendall, for Newcastle. June 1C —Murray, s.s., Palmer, for Nelson. PASSENCIEH LIST. Per Charles Edward, for Nelson—Mr and Mrs Smith and child, Messrs Blackctt, Angus, Matheson, Green, and 4 original. Per Murray from Grey mouth and Ilokitika—Messrs Bullock, Mollar, and 3 lor south. Per Wallabi, from Greymouth—Messrs Seaton ami Woodburn. l*er Wallabi, for Wanganui—Messrs Seaton (2). Per Kennedy, from Nelson—Mr Shcphard, Mr Sfcobbo, Mr and Mrs Fair, Mr and Mrs ■Jeptltorpo ami child, Mr Greenwood, Mr Mitchell, Miss Darbyshire, and 3 for south. IMPORTS.

Per In, from Melbourne—7 pkgs powder, 1 pkg m'disc, 2 chaff machines, 2 fly-wheels, 1 bdl boards, 100 cases kerosene, 10 nests tubs, 71 cases hardware, Field; 2 bales paper, O'Conor ; 1 truss drapery, Graves and Fleming ; 30 kegs blasting powder, 1 case brooms, 2 do candles, 1 do blacking, 1 cask do, 12 bdl washboards, 1 case hardware, 1 pkg twine, 6 drums colza oil, 30 case- kerosene, 2 do castor oil, 2 bales paper, 1 cask colza oil, 1 do fuse, Hehir and Molloy; 125 bags flour, 10 boxes tea, 20 do do, 10 chests do, 6 half-brls herrings, 1 bile paper bugs, 6 cases pickles, 1 do pills, 2 do haddocks, 19 bales chaff, 22 bags ■onionß, Bailie and Humphrey ; 150 bags flour, 4 qr-casks rum, 1 case seidlitz powders, 100 cases kerosene, 50 do milk, Powell and Co.; 50 cases stout, John Corr; 150 bags flour, 1 •case peel, 2 do cheese, 20 boxes candles, 1 case castor oil, 1 do marmalade, 2 do salmon, 2 do cocoa, 4 do maizena, 8 boxes raisins, 5 cases jams, 1 do fuze, 1 bag peas, 3 cases ling, 2 half-brls herrings, 4 boxes tea, 1 case potted meats, 2 qr-casks brandy, 10 cases goneva, 5 ■do moselle, 5 half-ches!s tea, 4 eases starch, 2 do sardines, 2 d> jelly, 1 do ink, 2 do salad oil, 1 do hair do. 3 do pickles, 5 do brandy, 2 do vinegar, 1 case salmon, 15 kegs nails, Cliing and Henderson ; 10 boxes tea, 25 half-chests do, 20 boxes candles, Maearthy ; 1 qr-cask rum, 20 cases geneva, 10 half; chests tea, 10 boxes candles, 6 do clothes pegs, 1 -J-box tobacco, 1 case do, 5 do brandy, 6 do vinegar, 3 do salad oil, 3 do pickles. 1 cask beans, 1 qr-cask whisky, Jules Simon ; 10 boxes tea, 1 •case confectionery, 4 boxes raisins, Stitt Bros.; l«caso sundries, Struthers; 1 dodo, Tonks and Hughes; ! do do, Munson j 3 pkgs drapery, Fair and M'Coy; 3 pockots hops, 3 cases iron, Tarter and Garsides; 9 half-chests tea, 1.0 eases kerosene, Storch ; 4 •cases books, Munson ; 100 cases kerosene, 50 do milk, 43 pkgs hardware, John Corr; 1 ingot tin, 2 kegs nails, 2 pair bellows, 1 keg quicksilver, 1 nest boilers, 4 casks, 5 cases, 1 pkg hardware, 1 bdl galv. iron, 1 do spouting, 3 cast iron shcares, 49 bars iron, 15 do steel, 2 plates, 25 bars steel, 2 do iron, 1 plate, 28 bars iron, 1 cask zinc, 4 plates iron, 33 bars do, 300 firo bricks, Forsyth and M:islers; 7 pkgs tobacco, order ; 10 eases salmon, 10 do oysters, 1 do brooms, 10 half-brls apples, 6 ■cases ax> s, 1 do tobacco, 2 do 1. h. shovels, 4 do handles, John Corr. Per Murray, from Ilokitika—l2oo feet timber, Clarke-, 1 ease fuse, 1 do chairs, Patterson. From C rev mouth—3o tons coal, Fnlla ; 8 cases drapery, Calien Bros. Per Wallabi, from Greymouth—7o tons coal, order.

EXPORTS. Per Witllabi, for Wunganui, short shipped at West port —K) tons coal, order. The Anchor Lino p.s. Charles Edward left Westport for Kelson on Thursday morning. morning. Prior to her departure she towed in the schooner Io from Melbourne, and then proceeded to take mi. the schooner Ceres bound for Newcastle and Melbourne. The schooner Io will complete discharging at noon to-day, and will probably tow out for Melbourne by the steamer Charles Edward, cxpectid on Wednesday next. The owners of the b.s. Murray are the successful tenderers for the transmission of the San Francisco mails from Nelson to West Coast p.irts, Mr C. M. Ware, a former resident in Duncdin, -who was a passenger by the Nebraska, gives the following as his opinion, founded on personal experience of Mr Webb's steamers: —"These boats are very fine and roomy, but the provisioning part is indifferently conducted, and will not suit Johu Bull unless improved on. They are not to be com pared to Hall's line in this respect." Tho following letter, written in San Francisco, is also from "Mr Ware :—" May 6,1871. —Sir, — The Nebraska, the second vessel of Mr W. 11. Webb's line, leaves here to-day, for Sydney, via Auckland. The present subsidy will never pay these boats, and unless Australia or Congress come in and subsidise them, the line is bound to give in." The "Semaphore," of Marseilles, reports the loss, lately, near St Malo, of the French transport Sevre. Out of 48 passengers, mostly -wounded soldiers, and 113 seamen, who were ou board, only 55 persons were saved. ME. H. H. HALL'S CALIFOENIAN LINE. TIHS TABLE. Auckland to Fiji— ' Fiji to Aucklad — Dep. May 6 Arr. May 23 June 3 June 20 July 1 July 18 Aug 26 Aug 15 Sept 23 Sept 12 Oct 23 Oct 10 Nov 20 Nov 7 Dec 18 Dec 5 Jau. 1