SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1098, 15 August 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WEST |'OUT. KlttM WAT Kit. Thin Pav ... 2.50 a.m., 2.23 p.m. To-morrow 3.48 a.m., 4.1 H p.in, Sunday ... 4.t:. 11,.,. 5.2U . . Monday ... r..54 a.m., 6.2S p.m. AI'I'AHKNT TIMK. Sim Kise. Sim Sot,. This.my 0-">2 ••• 5 - 10 r,,. rrow ... ... 6.50 ... 5\2 'Thursday 0.4! l ... 5.(3 -Monday «-4H ••■ &H A It It I VAI.S Aug 12—Kennedy, s.s, Conway, from Grey •lllOlltil. Aug. 13—Murray, s.s, Whitw, 11, from Nel•KOII. -Result, p.», Riley, from Charleston. OM.'A.ItTUItKS. Aug. 13— Kennedy, s.s, Conway, for Nelson. Murray! s.s, Whitwcll, for Hokitika aud 'Greyinou h Aug. U —Result, p.s, Riley, for Ngnka■whau. PASSKNIIKU r,IST. Per Kennedy, from Grey and Hokitika— Messrs Snlomiiu, Seaton, Towndrow, Hunter, Langford, and 8 for north. Per Murray, from Nelson —Mrs Douthett and child, Slisa Mason, Messrs Becthutn, M'Leod, Phillips, Martin, Anderson, IViisini, mid 15 for southern ports. Per Murray, for Greymouth—Mr and Mrs W. S. Chambers and family, Mr and Mrs 11. C. Chambers, Mrs Green and family, Mrs Sayers, Miss Smith. Miss Kox, Messrs Coote, Dobsou, Phillips, Hosie, Pickering, M'Leod, Hunter, Ned, Hamilton, Mothersill, t) others, and 9 Chines . IMPORTS. P<r Kcnufdy, from Grey and Hokitika—2cs draperv. Thomson, Smith, and Barkley'; 3 cs sundries, 1710 feet timber, and 12 sacks COal consignees. Per Murray, from Nelson—s barrels rum, 2<> cs stout, G do marmalade, Bailie and Humphrey ; 21 bags augur, 3 cs brandy, 3 do stout, 2 do milk, Harold and Co.; 2 axe handles, 20 sacks bran, 7 do guano, 2jdo lin>e, 1 pel drapery, Coir ; 1 chest drawers, 1 ease earthenware, Watson ; I pkg trees, Folia; 8 bales uhatt,6 eases fruit, 4 kegs butter, 20 sacks bran, Gardner and Sutton; 1 parcel. Kiel}': 4 cases apples, Sailer; 1 es drapery, Graves and Fleming; 8 bale!'chaff, Powell; 4 kegs butter, Harold and Co.; 45 boxes soap, Dwan and Co.; 3 cases, White ; 1 plough, Pensini ; 1 pel, Aldous ; and 30 kegs powder, 12 sacks pota oes, 10 casks ale, 1 ease, 6 boxes eggs, 3 cs oranges, 4 sacks oysters, 1 case fish, consignees.

The Charleston Herald says: —The harbormaster at Brighton has made application to the harbor authorities to have the flagstaff repaired, also for a supply • f lines, ami to have some mooring poles erected. The old mooring po>ts are quite rotten and totally unfit to hold a vessel iu the event of a fresh in the rivoi. The wonder is that captains of vessels luiv.- not previously complained to the Government about it, as they com; lain enough hep: about the unsafe moorings, &e., and also charge higher for freight on that account. Perhaps after some accident the Government will condescend to look into the matter.