SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1158, 13 March 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPOKT. HIGH WATER. Moncbiy ... 1.9 a.m., 1.23 p.m. Tuonlay ... 1.40 a.m., 2.1 p.m. Wednesday 2.20 a.m., 2.42 p.m. Thursday ... 3.8 a.m., 3.38 p.m. Friday ... 4.17 a.m., 5.3 p.m. Saturday ... 5.57 a.m., 0.49 p.m. Sunday ... 7.32 a.m., B.G p.m. APPARENT TIME. Sun Rise. Sun Set. Monday 5.42 ... 6.17 Tuesday 5.43 ... 0.15 Wednesday 5.44 ... 6.13 Thursday ... ... 5.45 ... 6.12 Friday 5.46 ... 6.11 Saturday 5.47 ... 6.10 Sunday 5.48 ... 6.9 ARRIVALS. March 10—Charles Edward, p.s, Whitwell, from Greymouth. March 10 —Arthur Wakefield, schooner, from Lyttelton. March 11-*—Kennedy, s.s, Conway, from Nelson. March 12—Wallace, p.s, M'Arthur, from Greymouth. DEPARTUEES. March 10—Luna, p.s, Fairchild, for Wellington. March 10—Charles Edward, p.s, Whitwell, for Nelson. March 12—Kennedy, s.s, Conway, for south. Result, p.s, Riley, for Charleston. Wallace, p.s, M'Arthur, for Nelson. PASSENGER LIST. Per Charles Edward, from Greymouth— Messrs Alexander, Jones, llollis, Seaton, Simpson, and Pickard. Per Kennedy, from Nelson—"Mr and Mrs M'Kay, Mrs and Master Roche, Messrs Acton Adams, Harrington, anil 33 for south. Per Wallace, from Greymouth —Mr Heine, and 6 for Nelson. Por Result, for Charleston—Mr A.] J. Pcnner, and Master Stephenson. IMPORTS. Per Charles Edward, from Greymouth—--1 furnace top, I ton coke, Union F»ank; scs drapery, Thompson, Smith, and Barkley ; 5 pkgs, Struthersj 2 boxes, Bank of New South Wales.

Per Kpnnedy, from Nelson—lo hags malt, 1 bale hops, Stewart; 1 truss, Field; 1 cs clothing, Sontgen ; 1 pel, Bailie and Humphrey ; 28 pieces sawmill machinery, Weitzel mid Co.; 3 cs brandy, 3 do salmon, 3 do lobsters, 3 cio oieanes wine, oUo oil, U do mustard, 10 boxes tea, 1 cs, 2 tins biscuits, 1 pkg, Mnnro ; 2 casks butter, 1 cs gropes, 2 cs eggs, baiter; 2 casks butter; 1 cs eggs, 10 case apples, 1 do peaches, 1 do plums, 1 do grapes, Simon; 3 kegs butter, Harold & Co.; 1 cs bacon, 1 do cheese, Sutton and Co.; 1 cs, Hay; CO pkgs merchandise, 19 sheep, 7 lambs, consignees; and 200 pkgs for southern ports. Per Wallace, from Greymouth—l cask, Bank of New Zealand; 1 cs drapery, Thompson, Smith, and Barklcy.

The Luna left for Wellington on Tuesday at 10.30 p.m, first towing in the schooner Arthur Wakefield, which arrived in the roadstead from Lyttelton about sundown. The schooner brings a cargo of Canterbury produce, and has discharged on the shingle bank opposite Molesworth street. The steamer Titan left Hokitika yesterday afternoon for Wcstport. The barque Mary Bannatyne was to leave Melbourne for Wcstport on Monday, the 9 th instant.

The West Coast Times of Saturday says : —" The smart little steamer iiio, belonging to Messrs Grey, Boss, and Co., by ■whom she was built at the South Spit, came to her moorings alongside the wharf yesterday, and was the cause of attention to a great many persons throughout the day. She is about 50 tons capacity, exclusive of engine room and boiler. Her engines belonged previouly to the Una, are of twelve horse power, but can bo worked up to twenty-five horse power. The length of her keel is seventy-two feet, and over all seventy-five feet, breadty of beam, thirteen feet, and depth of hold, five feet eight inches. Her crew will consist of the captain, engineer, and three men. We believe sheh chartered by a company at Westport to trade between that port and Ngafcawb.au ; also to tender the ocean steamers at the form port. She will be commanded by Baptain Black, and we wish him and her enterprising owners every success in their undertaking." We are informed that the Ino leaves Hokitika for Westptort this day.