SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1039, 21 January 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPOKT. ItlOU WATER. This Dht ... 5.48 a.m., 3.8 p.m. To-morrow 3.29 a.m., 3.'52 p.m. Thursday ... 4.21 a.m.. 4.54 p.m. APPARENT TIME. Sun Kise. Sun Set. This uay 4.47 ... 7.15 To-morrow ... ... 4.48 ... 7.14 Thursday 4.49 ... 7.13 AItIUVALS. Jan. 18—Charles Edward; p.s, 89 tons, "Whitwell, from Greymouth. Kennedy,.s.s, 125 tons, Quance, from Nel-•-son. St. Kilda, s.s, Flowerday, from Wanganui. DEBAItTUUES. Jan. 18— ! Charles Edward, p.s, Quance, for Nelson. Kennedy, s.s, Whitwell, for Grey-<-montl\; St. Kilda, «.b, Flowerday, for Greysxnouth. (PASSENGEB I/IST. "Per Charles Edward, from Greymouth—"Mrs O'Brien and 2 children, Mrs Brown, iMiss Batcheldor, Messrs Masters, It. Beid, Prince, Langford, and 12 for north. Per Kennedy, from Nelson, Mrs and Mrs -•Milligan, Mrs Et&veneaux, Messrs Killen, .M'Lean, ißlundell, Butterworth, Morris, Allen, and 7 .forsouth. Per Charles Edward, for Nelson —Mrs : Singer and child, Miss Young, Miss Demitt, Miss Aldridge, Miss Keating, Mrs La-vette, Mrs Peru and 3 children, Mrs Ballam and 2 children, Mrs Meredith and 3-children, Miss Melville, Miss Johnson, Mrs West, «Colonel Gorton, Messrs Shannon, Price, Hunter, Ah Mong, Master Whitwell, Grant, Bishop, Max, Peru (2), Cooney, M'Farlane, Manson, Morley, Chandler, Alexander, Frazer, Smith, Kirkpatrick, and .1 pris soner. IMPOSTS. Per Kennedy, from Nelson—3 cases coffoe, ' Storch and Co; 10 hhds, 10 qr-casks, 3 kegs ale, Falla ; 1 trunk, Hannah : 1 box, 1 truss, Collins; 8 bales chaff, Bailie and Humphrey; 3 do, Ballam; 6 cases eggs, 5 do pears, Styles:; 5 cases pears, Salter; 1 bale, 1 roll leather, Forster; 1 shaft, " Thompson ; 8 bales chaff, Ballam ; 8 do, 6 sacks bran, M'Parland; 1 case fancy goods, ■ West; 8 cases eggs, 6 do cucumbers, 29 half-cases plums, 12 cases j>ears, IB do apples, 3 kegs butter, Langford; 5 cases fruit, Leech; 2 cases eggs, 2 kegs butter, Allen. Per Charles Edward, from Greymouth—- : 2 casks eggs, 5 bags -onions, Reeves ; 2 cases, Hughes; 7 pkgs, Patterson ; 9 do • drapery, Thompson, Smith, and BarkMey. On Saturday the steamers Charles Edward, Kennedy, and St. Kilda arrived in the port, and river side trade was for the • time more than usually active. The Charles Edward left at noon -with a large number of passengers for Nelson; and the .-Kenuedy-went-south in the evening. The St. Kilda, with cattle from Wanganui, had •• a prolonged trip, being compelled, for the safety of her freight, to run for shelter. Fortunately she landed her freight without the loss of a single head. The s.a, Go-Ahoad, which proceeded to : Sydney a short time ago to undergo a thorough overhaul, has been refitted with new engines, .and it was expected that she would take her departure from thence for Waitara about the 21th December. Her -old engines have been sold and realised a high price. M'Meckan Blackwood, and •Co., have purchased the steamship Otngo. She left Hong Kong, on the 3rd instant, for Melbourne, under canvas, in charge of Captain Underwood. We believe she is intended to be employed in the intercolonial trade between Melbourne and New Zealand, a trade in which she wan so favorably known a few years back.