SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 1026, 29 November 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPORT. HIUU WATER. fhisliftv ... «.48 ii.in., T).B p.m. • To-morrow 1>.30 a.m., 3.;">0 p.m. Sunday ... lo.li) a.m.. 10.30 ».» . Monday ... 10.50 a.m., 11.10 p.m. AI'PAKKNT TIME. Sun Rieo. Sun Set. Thtb any 4.41 ... 7.21 To-morrow ... ... 4.40 ... 722 Suuday ... ... 4.40 ... 7.22 Monday 4.39 ... 7.23 ARRIVALS., Nov. 2fi—Aurora, schooner, Chapman, from Lyttelton. iNov. 2~, —Kennedy, s.s, 125 tons; Quance, from Grey-mouth. Nov. 28—Wallace, p.s, 50 tons, Palmer, from Nelson. Wanganui, 5.3, Linklaker, from Wanganui, DEPAKTUKE3. Nov. 27—Kennedj', a.s, Quanco, for Nelson. Nov. 28—Wallace, p.s, Palmer, for Greymouth. PASSESG Ell LIST. Per Kennedy, from Greymouth—Mr and Mrs Montrose, Mr and Mrs Charles, Messrs Margetts, Towers, Small, the Japanese troupe, and 8 for north. Per Wallace, from Nelson —Mrs Shaptef, Mrs Carmini, Miss Mills. iiri'OllTS. Per Aurora, fiom Lyttelton—33 sacks grass bags potatoes, 10 do wheat. 11 kegs butter, 1 case cheeks, 22 loose do, 14 hams, SO bales chalf, 80 pieces bacon and hams, 40 cheese, 70 sacks bran, 00 do oats, GOOO bricks, George Falla. Per Wallace, from Nelson—l case, Officer of Customs; 12 kegs butter, 20 bags salt, 7 .cases, 4do egg 3, Powell; i cask eggs, Sutton ; 1 cask do, Scoular ; 4 cases bicon, order G kegs butter, Simon; 12 do, 3 bales chaff, Coit ; 1 truss 8, eases, Why to and Pirie ; 1 pel, Fy vie; 2 coops fowls, 3 kegs butter, 1 case eggs, Falla ; 2 cases cheese, 3 do gcosberries, 5 do cherries, 1 do potatoes, 1 keg hutter, Carpenter; 2 axles, order; 1 case, Grady ; 12 bags potatoes, 4 cases ego's, 2 cases cherries, I sack peas, 1 -do cabbage, 1 do rhubarb, Lavette; 1 case poultry, Gilmer; 1 do eggs, 1 keg butter, Neil; 1G pkgs luggage, Shapter; 7 pels castings, 2 firebar.-, Seaton ; 2 boxes, Kiely; .2 cases eggs, 1 do fruit, 1 bag rhubarb, Allen ; -1 bag potatoes, 2 cases fruit, 2 cases ■ onSnges, Sutton; 1 bag, Hughes; 1 keg butter, Salter; 8 bales chaff, Simpson; 2 cases, Powell; 9 barrels currants, Oailie and Humphrey ; 6 fowls, 1 goose, Hughe* ; 2 eases oranges, order ; S bales chaff, Patterson.

Per Wanganui, from Wanganui—s2 head of cattle, 385 sheep, 20 lambs, G calves, 11 keu;s butter, 2 tons of bran, Seaton and Davidson.

The schooner Aurora, W. N. Chapman, master, sailed from Lyttelton on iho 17th instant, and arrived in the roadstead on tin; evening of the 25th, having beaten up against N.K. winds to Gape Campbell j meeting with S.B. wind off Capo Farewell, and light easts and calms up to arrival; and beating in by the northern channel on Tuesday afternoon, mooring at the Cobden street wharf. She brings a full consignment of produce to the order of Mr C4oorge Falla, and which haa been landed in excellent condition. The 6ehoonev Jupiter from Lyttelton, consigned to Messrs Uaiiie and Humphrey, may bo expected within a few tides. The p.s. Wa.laee came in at 2 p.m. yea"terday from Nelson, steaming in the northern channel at low tide without difficulty. She ■ mailed again in the evening for south. The s.s. Wangauui left \\ r anganuilatc on the 27th, and came into this port last evening. The St Kilda, with cattle for Grcymonlh, will probably show up in the roadstead to-morrow. The s.s. Waipara is expected here, en route for the Mgakawhau to-morrcw, where » she will load coal for Hokitika. The Result reports fl feet of water on the Mgakawhau bar, but as the tides are making there will be eight feet by Sunday next, which will permit the Waipara to steam in and out with safety. The brigautine Lizzie Cay, from Melbourne, arrived in the roadstead yesterday sat noon.