SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 1001, 3 September 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WIXITORT. HHIII W.VTKII. This Out ... 1D.28 h.hi. 10.50 n.ni. To-morrow 11.8 a.m.. 1t.22 p.m. Thursday ... 11.38 a.m., 11.53 p.m. APPAKKXT TIME. Su i Kise. Sun Sei. This .my IV.-iii"i-i'o\v ... ... »i.27 ... 535 Thursday ... ... 025 ... 5.37 AHUIVAJiS. Aug. 30—Chailos Edward, p. 3. 89 ton«, W'hitWiill, from Grcynioutb. f , Kennedy, s.s. 125 t »ns, Creagh, from Nelson. Wallabi, s.s. 101 tons, Dailies, from Wanganui. Aug 31—Murray, s.s. 51 tons, Palmer, from Greymouth. DEPAimrnKf. Aug. 30—Charles Edward, Whitwell, for Nelson. Wallabi, IHnujla, for fI reyraouth. Aug. 31—Murr'y, Pahtier. for Nelson. Kennedy, Creagh. for Ilokitiku. PASSENOKn LIST. Per Kennedy from Nelson. —Mrs Styles and fnmily. Miss Jones, Messrs Al-xe.ndfir, DobB n, Towndrow, Wemyss, Phillips, Fisher, 'i homp'nn, and Pickard. Per Murray from Greymouth.—Mr Croskery. Per Kennedy for Hokitika.—Messrs Alexander, and Wemyss. IJIPOTITS. Per Kennedy from Nelson —1 keg butter, 4 cases eggs, Falla ; 3 qr-casks brandy, 40 bags salt, Evans ; 3 cases eggs, Simon ; 2 cases sewing machines, Sontgen ; 2 hhds ale, Gl- - ; 3 ensk.s do Man in ; 2 hhds do Sheahan ; 144 saclis potatoes. 4 bales chaff, 4 goats, Towndrow; 3 trunks, Horn : 1 bill leather. Forsttr ; 2 case iron, 1 keg skins, 4 boxes 3 casks, eggs, 4 bis chaff, Bailie and Humphery; 2 cases eggs, Carpenter ; 2 do Gardner and Sutton ; 3 trunks, 1 bale, Mailer ; 1 pkg trees, Graves and Fleming ; 1 ease sausages, Williams ; Ido Nahar; 4 bales chaff, Stitt Bros. ; 4do Patterson ; I cuso grinderies, Field ; 50 tails O'Conor. Per Murray from Greymouth coal, Edwards and Co. EXPORTS. Per Kennedy for Hokitika—under bond : 2 qr-casks, 14 eases whiskey, 3 qr casks rum, 3 do, 10 eases wine. Duty paid: 10 boxes soap, 5 cases m'lk, 2 chests candles, 10 halfchests tea, 25 mats sugar, 14 sacks malt, 1 balo paper, Evans; 1 box, Uniou Bank of Australia.

Harbor master Captain Leech visited the Kgakawhao river, on the last trip of the Result, and reports that tlie channel is straight and clear, with ample deptli of water. The steamer Wallace, of the Anchor Line, is now laid up at Nelson, undergoing a thorough overhaul, and also some extensive alterations, which, when completed, will add much to the convenience of the passengers. Deck cabins are to be built similar to those of the Charles Fdwnrd, and improvements made in the present saloon arrangements. Tho schooner Zephyr, belonging to Messrs f liesnoy Bros., arrived in the roadstead on Saturda? afternoon, after a smart run from Melbourne, hiding left th.it port on the 21st instant. Siie brings a full cargo of potatoes, produce, and general merchandise, and will be ; probably towed in at to-night's tide. -The Charles Ed««rcl left Xelson last night, and 1 will ariivo here this evening, bringing the English Mail. She will probably leave for the South by the same tide. r T-ha next, trip of tho Wallnbi from Wangamii to V\ est port, will probably be her last for . Bome time to come, as »iie is to bo transferred to the timber trade between tho Pelorus and ©urndin. It is reported she has been purokised for the purpose by a Dunedin firm.