SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 996, 16 August 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WISSTPORT. Hid It WATKtt.

AVI'.UtKN V TIME. Sum ttise. Sun Set.

Altltl VAI.S. Aii". 13-r-CUiles Edward, p."., 83 tons, from NeU.n. I'KI'AItTTJttKS. Aui. 15 -Churlea Edward, ps.. Whitwell, for 11 ki'ika. I'AKSETTGEH. T.TST. Per Charles Edward, from Nelson —Mrs Evans, Mis* Grahimi, Messrs "Vbgel, Leech, Mathesou, friee, Drune, Land, and 2 Maoris, IiIPOItTS. Per Chirlfs Edward, from Nelson-—0 cases stout, ox \ViLiam ProwßO, 10 kegs butter, 4 cases v, st:ts, 4 bales chaff, 1 ease, Bailie and Humphrey ; 3 cases, Ceilings ; 1 cs, Storch and to.; 12 hhds, 6 casks ale, 12 sacks potatoes. Fill la : 1 pel, Parkin ; 3 casks egps, 2 keg bnt.ler, 1 sack bacon, order; 2 cases picks, t> kegs butter, 3 case* bacon, J. Corr ; 'z nuns ale, iveat.itig, •* i*<v?*», natm Li.. , c „« bacon, (i kegs butter, Jules Simon; 13 do, ] cs epgs 4 bales chuff, Powell ; 39 bugs -sugar, 10 cs kerosene, 2 do milk.G do brandy, 8 boxes caudles, 10 sacks bran, 4 bdis chaff, 1 ease ve.-4.is, Harold aud Co.; :j casks ale, Smith; 1 truss, (('Conor; 3 cases drugs, 1 pkg, Br Thorpe ; tit) sacks potatoes, Towndraw; 3 cuss stationery, Warden's Clerk ; 8 bags onions, order; 1 pkg plants, White ; 1 truss leather, Patterson; I pkg, Foster; 20 boxes candles, 10 eiises kerosene, Stitt Bros.; 3 horses, Ma ris ; 3 cases fowls, 9 do eggs, 0 kegs butler, 1 bag herbs, 2 dn cabbage, Diane; l>2 pes timber. Ktuveneaiix ; 7.S do, Martin.

The want, of wharfage accommodation at Westport bus been severely felt, dining the pi-psent week. The barque Alma occupying i ,io apology fur a wharf at Cobden street, the steamers Wallace and Charles Edward have been compelled to discharge cargo from temporary gangways leading olf the paddle boxes to the rivci bank, at the end of Bright street, fhe goods being pitched into the mud for want of a better resting place. Messrs N. Edwards and O). might help the Westport public by rousing up the Nelson authorities to a proper Revise of their duty, in cither providing -a public wharf, or offering greater inducement to private parties to supply the ai -eded aeconim idatioii. The Charles Edward proceeded south last •evening, having .transhipped passengers and •cargo from the Wallace. The Murray from sr«.-t.h will come in at this morning's tide, and ■will leave in company with the Wallace for Nelson. The Kennedy, having unde gone a thorough overhaul, will take up her running again on Monday next. The following notice appears in the General Government 'Gazette,'of the 31st instant, received from the Harbor Master at Akaroa : —" During a late gale a single pinnacle rock was discovered half a mile south by west from edge of outlviiijj reef at foot of South Head, Akaroa harbor; no kelp near. Discoverer long resident on South Head, and a reliable authority. He considers rock to have about three fathoms over it at high water. Hearing are from general knowledge and not by compass."

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