SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 991, 30 July 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

WESTPORT. HIOII WATER. This Day ... C.4 a.m., fi.4l p.m. 'l o-iiiorrow T.iOu.ui., 7.41 p.m. Thursday ... 8.0 a.m., 8.24 p.m. AIU'AHKNT TrME. Sun Biso, Sun Set. This nay 7.6 ... 4.54 ' ..-in ii-iMW ... ... 7.7 ... 4.55 Thursday ... ... 7.7 ... 4.55 AnkivAr.s. July 28 —Murray, s.s., 5G tons, Palmar, fr.i.n Grey mouth. Wallace, pi*., 50 tons, Crcugh, from Nelson. OEI'AUTITUES. July 20 —Murray, s.s., Palmer, for Nelson. Wallace, p.s., Creagh, for Grey mouth. I'ASSENGKIt LIST. Per Wallace, from Nelson—Messrs Bennett, Henry; Heency, Murphy, Mulquire, Johnson (2), and S for Greymouth. Per Murray, from Greymouth —Mr and Mr* Johnson, Messrs Ooote, w Jackson, and Pickard. ISIPOIIT3. Per Murray, from Greymouth—lß sacks coal, order; 13 i>kgs hardware, Patterson ; 4 wheel.-:, oidor ; 23 sicks coke, for Nelson. Per Wallace, from Nelson I qr-ensk brandy, ;'<o o se-; geneva, \0 cask'-, 50 cases Ivr.indy, a oases lobsters, 1 do nia.ee ironi, Corr ; 7 qr-casks brandy, 66 bags sugar, 10 sacks, 50 bags flour, a cases eggs, 5 do lobsters, I do'nutmegs, 4 bags meal, 1 case eaSis su'dlo-y, Bailie.-and Humphrey; 74 bags liros.; 18 sacks br:m, 2 kegs butter, 1 easu t'gj-'s, 1 casa shovels. 2 sacks seed, I'owell and Co ; 1 case eggs, 2 I ags bacon, Folia ; 2 kegs 1 utter, Simon ; 1 trunk, Simpson ; 1 hlul ale, •O'Grady ; 2 hints do, Sheahan; 6 kegs butter. Bull and Bond ; 1 ca»o drapery, Graves and Fleming; 1 bales, 1 truss, Patterso;i ; I truss, 1 bale, Collings -, 1 bag potato.s, Gardner and Sutton; 3fc sacks oysters, order ; and 400 pkgs, 41 pigs, and 40 sheep for southern ports.

The useful little steamer Wallace, whiek has recently been added to Mo-srs N. Edwards mid Co.'s Anchor Line ot" Steam Packets, 1 a proved herself to be an excellent sea boat, having crossed the West coast bars in capital style. She steams well, and when ■cleaned and painted is expected to fully maintain her reputation as a nine-knot steamer. She arrived here yesterday morning after a good run down from Nelson, bringing a full cargo and complement of passengers, as also a number of sheep and swine for the south. She will leave for Grey mouth this afternoon. During a soyore gale on the night of the 23rd the Tararua, from Dunedin to Melbourne, in avoiding collision with the Rangatira, off the Heads, caused her stern post to come in contact with the bank, and got her rudder damaged. She was towed back to port by the Alhambra with, great difficulty. She is new un<Se going repairs at Port ', •Chalmers.