SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1117, 21 October 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

WEST POUT. II 111 II WATICII. Thio PnA . 10.7 a.m., 10 22 p.m. To-morrow 10..'38 a.m., 10.51 p.m. Thursday ... 11.6 a.m.. 11.22 p.n . APPARENT TIME. Sun Hisn. Sun Set. This day 5.23 ... 6.39 To-morrow ... ... 5.22 ... 0.40 Thursday 5.20 ... 0.11 A It RIVALS. October 18—Charles Edward, p.s, Whitwcll, from Wanganui. October 19—Murray, s.s, Conway, from Greyniouth. Goahead, s.s. M'Gillivray, from Wanganni. Result, p.s, RiU'v, from Charleston. October 20—-Wallace, p.s, M'Arthur, from Nelson. DEPARTURES. October 17 —Murray, s.s, Conway, for Greyraoulh. October 18 —Charles Edward, p.s, Whit well, for Greyniouth. October 19 —Murray, s.s, Conway, for Nelson. Goahead, s.s, M'Gillivrav, for Wanganui. October 20—Wallace, p.s, M'Arthur, for Jlokitika and Greyniouth. PASSENGER LIST. Per Murray, from Greyniouth Misses Wiedemann-, Rusz, Savng'j, Messrs Alexander, Dunckley, Chapman, Fleming, I lamer, Allen, Hunter, and -4 prisoners. Per Goahead, from Wanganui—Mr Johnstone. Per Wallace, from Nelson —Messrs Morao and I-iangford. Per Murray, for Nelson—Miss Cooke, and 6 original. IMPORTS. Per Charles Edward, from Wanganui—so head cattle, 150 sheep, 50 pigs, Seaton and Davidson. Per Goahead, from Wanganui—42 head cattle, 25 sheep, Seaton and Davidson. Per Wallace, from Nelson—7 cs, 7 trusses drapery, Thomas and M'Beath ; 1 bdl, 1 truss, Fyvie ; 1 pkg, Sontgen; 13 pkgs hardware, Fiell; 20 half-chests, 10 chests tea, Bailie and Humphrey? 5 kegs sausage skins, Suistcd Bros.-, 1 cham wheel, R. Cairns; 1 keg butter, 3 cs eggs, M'Parland ; 102 pkgs merchandise for Greyniouth, and 85 for Hokitika. EXPORTS. Per Murray, for Nelson —45 tons coal, Edwards and Co.; 1 box gold, Bank of New Zealand. The steamer Goahead, arriving here on Sunday morning, discharged her freight of (Cattle at the South Spit, and sailed again at •10 a.m. for Wanganui, but, according to telegraphic notice, put in at Nelson, owing to Sheavy winds prevailing ; arriving there after a smart run of some twenty hours. The p.s. Wallace, leaving Nelson at 9.15 -a.m. on Sunday, arrived here at 2 p.m. yesi terday, having encountered strong head winds off the Spit. She crossed the bar at low water.