SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 980, 18 June 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPOET. HIGH WATER. This Daj ... 7.0 a.m., 7.24 p.m. To-morrow 7.50 a.m., 8.20 p.m. Thursday ... 8.44 a.m., 9.21 p.m. APPARENT TIME. Bun Rise. Sun Set. This day 7.30 ... 4.31 '''«-inn»row ... ... 7.30 ... 4.31 Thurdoy 7.30 ... 4.31 ARRIVALSJuno 14—Charles Edward, p.s., 89 tons, Whitwell, from Greymouth. Juno 15—Kennedy, 8.5., 125 lons, Creagh, from Nelson. Juno I fi—Murray, s.s., 56 tons, Palmor, £ om Nolson. Result, p.s., from Ngakawahao. 17—Wallabi, s.s., 101 tons, Daniel, f'om Wangauui. DEPARTURES. June 14—Charles Edward, p.s., Whitwell, for Nelson. June 17 —Kennedy, b.s., Creagh, for Hokitika. Murray, s.s., Palmor, for Greymouth. Wallabi, s.s , Daniel, for Greymouth. PASSENGER LIST. Por Charles Edward, from Ilokitika and Greymouth—Mr and Airs Findlay and child, Messrs M'Leotl, Newman, Morrison, Slattery, Charles, Goodfollow, Munscm, and 5 for Nelson. Per Kennedy, from Nelson—Mrs Murphy, Mrs Beckman and two children, Mis 3 Saunders, Messrs Thorpe, Sutton, Pickard, Drauc, and 5 for south. Per Murray, from Nelson—Mrs Allen and child, Messrs Scott and Farrell, and 3 for .smth. Per Wallabi, fi-om Wanganui Messrs Shannon, Kelly, and Adams. IMPORTS. Per Charles Edwards, from Hokitika and Greymouth—so kegs blasting powder, 1250 lbs. Customs ; 3 cases crucibles, 1 do acids, Bank of New Zealand; 1 bdl leather, Simpson ; 10 cases jams, Stitt 15r05.; 2 cases merchandise, Falla ; 7 bundles sashes, Bull and Bond; 4 qr-casks ale, Bmwn; 1 case hardware, Patterson. Per Kennedy, from Nelson—3 barrels rum, <t eases vinegar, 8 bales chaff, 10 hegs butter, Bailie and baeon, 3 do oranges, 2 cases bacon, 2 do fish, Gardiner and Co.; 20 sacks bran, 24 do potatoes, 4 do onions, 8 balea chaff, Powell and Co.; 1 caso picks, StoFch and -Co.; I easo chicory, Patterson j 1 crab winch, M'Leod; J keg fe"utscr, Lavefcte i 30 sasks oats, Towndue w ; 8 bales chaff, 15 cases kerosene, 2 cases sardines, Stilt Bros.; \ bale flax, Holmos -, 1 do, Martin j 8 hiles chaff", Simpson; 8 do, Ballam } 1 pel fogs, botch ; 1 roll leather, Iroskins ; i sack seeds, 1 cuse, J pel spades, 1 do rake£, 1 do scrim, Taylor ; 2 cases apples, Cgjnjthers j I bale leather, Mailer; 1 truss, Graves sad Fleming; 1 box- seeds, M'Kee ; 1 huh Papa*, Heid aad Corr; IS pig«, order ) 4 hales chuff, Pell ; 1 A 6 leather, 1 paefe saddle, MaUer. P«r Murray, from Nelson-—* kogs ele, 2 do butter, 2 eggs, 10 do fruit, 1 case fish, 6 Uhds ale, 6 qr-casks ,j 0j $ |> a i o3 t^a g > Kalla; J case drapery, Graves and Fleming ; 2 sacks empty bog% Payne-; I pkg Itoops, Rowlands; 1 pc], Lewis; J cases soeds, Allen ; 2 sets tramway wheals, 4 bearings, S bolts, Bstamper shoes, JJaincs and paaty j 10 do, D die castings, Zala and Co.; 1 caser fowls, Allen; 2 pkgs, Gallagher; 1 do, Mailer; 7 do, Gardner and Co.; 7 do, Grant.

Per Wallabi, from Wanganni—4B head of cattle, 390 sheep, 2 cases fowls, 1 plough, 4 tons potatoes, 2 do bran, 4000 feet timber, 1 herse, order. Per Iksulfc, from JJgakawahao—2s tons £oul, oirder. The s-s. Kennedy arrived here on Saturday afternoon, after some days delay by stress of on the down trip from Nelson. On Sunday afternoon the Murray came in, flying for the first time the ensign of the " Anchor Lino." On Monday the Wallabi arrived, after a smart trip from Wanganui, having left there on the Saturday previous. The p.s. Result after being weatherboußd at the NgaEawbao the whole weet, also ran down with a full cargo of coals, which she will discharge ■yris morning.