SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1067, 29 April 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

unm watkkM This Puv ... 11.34 am., 11.52 p.m. n-niorrow a.m., 0.30 p.m. Thursday... 0.52 a.m.. 1.11p.i... APPARENT TIME. Sun Rise. Sun Set. ThiH.iay 6.42 ... 5.17 To-inorrow ... ... 6.45 ... 5.16 Thursday 6.47 ... 5.5 ARRIVALS. April 26—Lizzie Guy. 93 tons, Tucker.. from Melbourne. DEPARTURES. April 25—Charles Edward, p.s, Whitwell, 'for south. PASSENGER LIST. Per Charles Edward, for south—Judge Harvey, and 8 original. Per Lizzie' Guy, from Melbourne—Mr and Mrs Barry, and Mr Aitkin. IMPORTS. Per Lizzie Guy, from Melbourne —3 cases acid, 6 pkgs merchandise, Pain; 2 casks soda crystals, 2 cases ling, 20 boxes candles, 1 case vestas, 10 boxes soap, Gardner and Sutton ; 4 casks lamps, 1 bale scrim, 50 ■ cases kerosene, 20 kegs nails, 6 cases chairs, 10 boxes clothes pins, 5 cases axes, 1 do handles, 5 bdls washboards, 3 nests tubs, 1 case tacks, Struthers; 1 plough, 1 pkg leather, 1 pel, 1 case sundries, 1 ton onions, 16 bales chaff, Seaton and Davidson; 2 qrcasks brandy, 1 box tobacco, 6 cases vinegar, 2 casks soda crystals, 2 do whiting, Simon; 2 cases chairs, Tonks and Hughes ; 46 pieces machinery, Thonipson and Parker; 160 pkgs sugar, b cases sardines,, 3 do salmon, 2 do salad oil, 50 do kerosene, 6 boxes pipes, 10 cases bitters, 2 do sauce, 6 boxes blue, 1 bale paper bags, 3 boxes maizena, 10 cases jams, 5* chests, 20 half-chests, 20 ; boxes tea, 20 bags maize, 30 cases claret, 20 do colonial wine, 200 bags flour,'Powell; 100 bags flour, 20 cases jams, Corr ; 10 half- • chestß, 5 boxes tea, Stitt Bros.; 25 chests, 65 half-chests, 52 boxes tea, 150 bags flour. 10 qr-casks, 100 eases brandy, 100 cases geneva, 30 do old torn, 12 bags guano, 5 • cases sardines, 6 boxes lobsters, 50 cases kerosene,-2 do- cigars. 2do salmon, 10 do pickles, 25 do milk, 4 do honey, 1 cask linseed meal, G boxes clothes peg 3, 1 bale paper, 6 boxes oysters, 10 cases bitters, 8 boxes maizena, 4 cases vestas, 1 ton onions, 2 cases picks, 23 kegs nails, 13 cases merchandise, i I pair dray wheels, i 160 pkgs sugar, 11 cases stout, 8' bales chaff, Bailie and Humphrey; 2 boxes tin plates, 2 ingots tin, 1 -case 'hardware, Hardley; 13 boxes "maizena, 3 cases cigars, order; 1 case stationery, Reid ■ and Co.; 1 hhd beer, 1 do ale, 1 case pickles, 1 cask beef, 1 platform scales, ' 1 lanthorn, 1 pair irons, 1 bdl shovels, Barry ; 4 cases furniture; 72 pieces and pkgs hardware, 4 cases,! 1 parcel stationery, various.

The Buller' bar'-continues in excellent condition. The depth of water by the lead as sounded from or.-board Lizzie Guy as she sailed in on Saturday, was eighteen feet.

The schooner Lizzie Guy, from Melbourne, arrived on Saturday morning last, sailing in at 9 a.m., after an unusually long passage, having met with nearly-continuous light easterly winds from after leaving Port Philip-Heads on the 3rd instant •until sighting the New • Zealand Coast, with occasional light winds from the S.S.E, and E.N.E. Captain -Tusker reports passing the Maid of-Erin, 16 days out from Westport, VU Llie OCli ilXot<a.*»t, «.b«vufc -ton miloa to the westward of Kent's group. The Lkzie brings a full cargo of-bonded goods, oilmen's stores, and produce .: Bailie and Humphrey, agents. Captain Tubker has lately increased the accommodation for passengers on board this favorite-clipper craft. The main cabin has been refitted, repanelled, and repainted in imitation maple; the berths are roomy and comfortable, and special conveniences have been provided for female passengers. For a limited number of travellers to or from Melbourne the Lizzie Guy affords snug and comfortable accommodation.

The steamer Murray, enlarged, refitted, and in many respects nearly a new boat, will again take up her running in the West Coast trade, and may be expected in the Buller during the nest week. Adverse winds have compelled two craft to run into the Buller tor shelter. The schooner Eose of Eden, coal laden, from Little Wanganui for Wanganui; and the ketch Standard, coal laden, from Ngakawhau for Nelson, are both in port, the crews having also run short of provibions,