SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 1032, 24 December 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPOJtT. man water. This Day ... 4.2G a.m., 4.58 p.ui. To-morrow 5.2-1 a.m., 5.54 p.m. Thursday... 6.22 a.m., 6.52 p.u . APPARENT TUrE. Sun Wise. Sun Snt. This any ... ... 4.33 ... To-morrow ... ... 4.33 ... 7.20 Thursday 4.33 ... 7.29 ARRI VAfiS. Doc. 22—Charles Edward, p.s, 89 tons, Whitwel!, from Greymouth, Kennedy s.s, 125 tons, Quance, from Nol- • son. DEPARTURES. Dec. 23 —Charles Edward, p.s., Whitwell, for Nelson. Kennedy, s.s., Quance, for Greymouth. PASSENCNi.It LIST. Per Charles Edward, from Hokitika and Greymouth—Mrs Williams, Miss Wiltshire, Messrs M'Ewan and Beaton, and 14 for - Nelson. Per Kennedy, from Nelson —Messrs Mail guire, M'Parlane and son, yykes, Langford, -Allen, and 8 for south. IMPORTS. Per Charles Edward, from Hokitika and f Greymouth—2 cases cheese, 2 boxes soup, 1 cask currants, 3 bags salt, 15 do flour, 1 box pipes, 1 jar acid, 1 case old torn, 1 do vinegar, 1 bag oatmeal, 14 mats sugar, 2 kegs butter, 2 eases claret, 1 do honey, 1 box maizena, 1 case salad oil, 1 do c. oil, 1 do sarsaparilla, 6 do brandy, 6 do geneva, 2 do whisky, 2 do salmon, 1 do oysters, 1 case ling fish, 1 do sardines, 4 boxes tobacco, 1 cases bitters 6 boxes tea, 3 eases kerosene, Id do candles, 4 cases sundries, 2 do pickles, 3 bags paper, 2 cases coffee, 1 box lobsters, 1 case jams, 1 rice, 1 box raising, 1 bag barley. 3 casks ale, 3 cases stout, 1 qr-eask rum, 1 do brandy, 3 do wine 0 half-chests tea, 2 cases milk, Hamilton ; 6 cases jams, Powell and Co.; 1 bale paper, 1 pkg stationery, 5 drums oil, 8 tons lead, Stuart and Co.; 80 feet timber, Robinson; 11 ase, Bank of New Zealand; 20 sacks flour, 3 case 3 geneva, 1 bdl picks, 2 pkgs, 3 kegs nails, 6 cases kerosene, Corr; 3u sacks flour, Bailie and Humphrey ; 2 bales drapery, Smith and Barkley ; 2 hhds ale, M'Parlane ; 4 cases, 2 pkgs drapery, Man-son and Co.; 1 pel, Bank of Australasia. Per Kennedy, from Nelson —1 pkg, Hannah ; 2 cases drapery, Wliyte and Pirie; 1 cask hardware, 1 bdl handles, 6 hhds, 17 qr-ea3ks, 9 kegs ale, 2 casks butter, 2 cases eggs, Falia; 38 bags sugar, 20 cases brandy, Stitt Bros.; 25 cases geneva, 40 casks ale, 1 chest sago, 3 pkgs raisins, 2 cases, 4 cases baooii, 1 olioo-fc ci£pn, 9 I^ r £J a ve-ioixxo, 2 caooa sundries, Bailie and Humphrey; 22 bags fine salt, 10 casks wine, Corr; 1 keg nails, 1 case beer engine, Field ; 8 bdls chaff, 13al3am; 8 do, Simpson; 1 pkg, Patterson; 1 trunk, Scliuloff; 1 case books, West; 1 do, Moore; 5 bags oats, Mayer; 1 box, Aldridge ; 4 hlid3, 3 qr-casks ale, 4 boxes eggs, 1 table top, 1 do, Towndrow ;. 1 box acid, Carrol ■; 1 do fruit, Carter; 2 kegs butter, 3 casks eggs, 4 cases fruit, Gardner and Sutton j 2 pkgs, Munday; 2 kegs butter, 5 casgs fruit, Salter; 1 cases cordials, 1 do confectionery, Simon ; 2 case? bacon, order; 4 do, Bailie and Humphrey; 1 canvas pkg, Hicks; 20 pkgs produce, (>0 sheep, 1 cow, Max; 70 pkgs produce, Lmgford; 19 do, Pickard; 67 do, Allen. EXPORTS. Per Hose of Edun, for Pieton—3o tons The schooner Rose of Eden received a full cargo of Ngaknwhau coal last Saturday, from Riley's wharf, and proceeds to Picton. The Charles Edward sailed at 2 p.m., yesterday for Nelson. The Kennedy sailed at 5 p.m., for Greymouth. The Result leaves to-niglit for Brighton (weather permitting). The s.s. Wallabi having been spliced together in a very substantial manner—she is said by experts to bo stronger than before the accident that broke her back—was ready for sea on Friday last, but the remarkably low tides on that and the following day hindered her departure. It was not till Sunday evening that she was ■warped clear of the bank on which she had been placed for repairs. Tho next morning she dropped down the river to opposite Mr Eraser's sawmills, took in a few thousand feet of timber, and sailed for Duncdin the same evening. She had not arrived last niglit, but as the passage would probably be made under easy stonm, no fears are entertained for her safety.—' Southland News, 27th ult. The s.s Wallabi which was taken into the Floating Dock for repairs last Wednesday, lias since been surveyed, when it was found that two streaks of plating on one side and three on the other were broken. Tenders were called for repairs, Messrs Kincaid and M'Queen's, of Dunedin, was accepted for the iron work; and Mr Sutherland, of Port Chalmers, for the wood work. She is to have a thorough overhaul, and ia expected to be ready ina fortnight —Dunodin* Evening Star,' 29th ult. Tho proclamation of the 4th Jnly, subjecting vessels arriving at Melbourne from New Zealand ports to quarantine, is revoked.