SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1165, 7 April 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTFOBT. HIGH WATER. MiTiduy ... 0.11 a.m., 0.15 p.m. Tuo-day ... 0.38 a.m., 0.53 p.m. Wednesday 1.13 a.m., 1.33 p.m. Thursday ... 1.53 a.m., 2.18 p.m. Friday ... 2.18 a.m., 3.21 p.m. Saturday ... 4.4 a.m., 4.49 p in. Sunday ... 5.38 a.m., G. 27 p.m. APPARENT TIME. Sun Rise. Sun Sot. Monday 6.17 ... 5.38 Tuesday G. 19 ... 5.38 Wednesday G. 20 ... 5.37 Thursday C.21 ... 5.3G Friday G. 22 ... 5.35 Saturday 6.23 ... 5.34 Sunday 6.24 ... 5.33 AHRIVAES. April 4—Titan p.s, 40 tons M'Meik n, from Ilokitika. Charles Edward, p.s, 98 tons, Whitwcll, from Nelson. DEPARTURES. April 3—-Wallace, p.s, M'Artluir, for Nelson. Mary Bannatyne, brigantine, O'.vcn, for Melbourne. Kennedy, s.s, Conway, for Ilokitika and Greymouth. April 4—Titan, p.s, M'Meikan, for Greymouth. PASSEHGER LIST. Per Kennedy, from Nelson—Mr I. Graves, and 16 for south. Per Wallace, from Greymouth—Messrs Eutwisle, Cunningham Hope, M'Caul, Moss, Langford, and 12 for south. Per Charles Edward, from Nelson—Messrs Allen and Hunter. Per Titan, from Ilokiiika—Mr W. J. Patterson. Per Mary Bannatyne, for Melbourne —Mrs Nevin and 3 children, Miss Donneley, Messrs John Williams, A. Morley, E. Pennefather, Wm. Rowlands, and Walter Abirnethy. Per Kennedy, for south —Mrs Uacombe and 2 children, Messrs Proctor, Sargent, Davies, and 10 Chinese. IMPORTS. Per Kennedy, from Nelson—3B kegs blasting powder, one eise, one bale, 21 pkgs sundries, Field ; 2 cs drapery, Whyte ; 2S do, G bales, 2 rolls, 4 trunks, one truss, Gravis and Fleming ; one ease, Fyvie ; one cask eggs, Gardner snd Sutlon; 6 cs, one pig seeds, Hay; 3 pkgs produce, 15 cs fruit, one do eggs, 2 do butter, Simon ; 7 pkgs produce, Green ; 2 cs do, Salter ; GO pkgs oilmen's stores, Thiele ; 16 bales sundries, one pkg paper, Bailie and Humphrey; one ca*e, Shrimpton ; 8 bales chaff, Ballam ; 20 bran, ten hhds ale, Powell and Co.; one bag hops, Stewart ; 49 pkgs, consignees. Per Wallace, from Greymouth— one pkg plush, Whyte ; 8 bdls sashes, Field ; 5 cases coffee, one box herrings, ten cases sundries, Thiele ; 25 cs sundries, Simon; one cs coffee, Hay ; 25 cs sundries, 16 truck wheels, 16 pedestals, Stitt Bros.; one trunk, one bale, 4 cs, Thompson, Smith, and Barkley ; 38 pkgs, consignees. Per Charles Edward, from Nelson—one cask fuse, 6 cases, Field ; 7 pkgs boots, A. Peterson ; one trnnk, Mailer ; 42 bales ch 3\ 20 sacks bran, Powell and Co.; 9 do, Salter ; 92 pkgs, consignees. Per Titan, from Ilokitika, ex Circe, Sarah and Mary, and Excelsior —30 boxes soap, 15 half-chests tea, 2 casks wine, 2 do Loda crystals, Stitt Bios:; 445 pkgs merchandise, order. EXPORTS. Per Mary Bannatyne, for Melbounr—Bs logs timber, 97 casks tallow, 154 hides, 153 bales sheepa'ans, 17 tons coal.

The schooner Jane Hannah was loading at Dunedin for Westport, via Kakanui and Oaniaru, on the 2Gth ultimo. The Colonist has been informed that the inhabitants of Motueka district and Riwaka contemplate the formation of a company, for the purpose of procuring a small steamer to ply daily between Nelson and those places. It is believed by the promoters that it" each producer would take shares, there would bo sufficient trade secured to her to keep her well employed all the year round. Besides this there would be the additional benefit to these districts of daily passenger communication between them.