SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1103, 2 September 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WEXTI'OUT. If ten WATKR. T'»i« o-tnnrrnw 0,30 a.m., 7.8 p.m. Thursday ... 7.32 imh. 8.0 p.m. AFPAKKNT TfMK. Sim Kifp. Sun Set. Tbtouay 6.29 ... 5.38 >'n.iiinrrow 0.28 ... 531 Thursday 6.27 ... 5.35 ARRIVALS. Aug. 99-Murray, s.s, Whitwell, from Greymouth. Aug. 30 —Wallace, p;s, M'Arthur, from Nelson. Goahead, s.s, M'Gillivray, from Wanganni. Sop. I—Garibaldi, schooner, Vernazoni, from Hokitika. DRPAimniBS. Aug. 30—Murray, s.s, Wliitwll, for Nelson Sept. I—Goaliead,1 —Goaliead, s.s, M'Gillivray, for Wanganui. Wallace, p.s., M'Arthur, for Greymouth. PASSKNUER MBT. Per Murray, for Nelson—Miss M'Donald, Mrs Nic'l, Mrs Jamison, Messrs Hulliclc, Walton, Murphy, Cottier, Mmiday, Brckam, Hunter. Bremen, W. Wignall, and 4 others. Per Wallace, from Nelson—Mrs Mason and child, Mr Goor, i.nd 2 for south. IMPORTS. Per Wallace, from Nelson—l case marble, 1 bluestone curving, I bdliron railings, Parker; 4 cases tobacco, 11 cases coffer; Bailie and Humphrey ; 1 half tierce of tobacco, Stitt Bros.; 1 case, Goodman; 4 cases coffee, Simon ; 13 do, Powell ; 5 kegs butter, 2 qreasks ale, 2 sacks oysters, Ftilla ; 4 cases ham, Drennan ; 4i) half-boxes soap, lo kegs butter, Corr ; 2 boxes, Fearon; 1 bale drapery, Graves and Fleming ; 4 cases fruit, Gardiner and Sutton ; 4 cases coffee, 2 hhds, 1 pkg, 16 sucks ovsters, 9 cases eggs, 1 truss, consignees, and 3!>7 packages for southern ports. Per Goahead, from Wanganui—4o cattle, 200 sheep, 5000 feet of timber, consignees. The p.s. Wallace left Nelson at 12.30 on Friday afternoon, and encountere I head winds with henry sea thraighout the tr ; p -, arriving at Westport at 1.20 p.m. on Saturday. Discharged cargo and left for Hokitika yesterday afternoon. The schooners Aurora and Mary Ogilvie dropped down stream yesterday afternoon to the ballast ground, anil will, if the wind favors, clear out to-day—the first for Blenheim, and the latter for Greymouth. On coming down ri-er the Aurora struck against a snag when nearly opposite Henley street, but got away again without injury. The recent freshes in the river have made a deep bight in the bank above the Nelson street gpun. and several large stumps of trees are lodgi d therein, to the danger of craft keeping too close in when coming down from Wakefield street wharf.

The schooner Garibaldi, after lying at anchor for two or three days in the roadstead, signalled for towage, and was brought in by the Wallace yesterday afternoon. She brings as usual a cargo of timber, which she is now discharging at the Cobden street wharf. A late telegram from Wellington states that the Rangitoto's wreck is reported as breaking up ; and there is little hope of again floating her unless a break occurs iu the weathet.