SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF OAMARU.

North Otago Times, Volume III, Issue 52, 16 February 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF OAMARU.

ARRIVALS. Feb. 8. — Geelong, p.s., Turnbull, from Dunedin. Feb. 9. — Anne, 30 tons, Russell, from Dunedin. Feb. 9. — Isabella Jackson, 42 tons, Ruxton, from Dunedin. Feb. 13. — Iona, 29 tons, Smith, from Dunedin. Feb. 14. — Geelong, p.s., Turnbull, from Dunedin.

DEPARTURES. Peb 9. — Geelong, p.s., Turnbull, for Dunediii. Feb. 10. - Gannet, from Dunedin. Feb. 11. — Isabella Jackson, for Lyttelton. Fkb. 14. — Geelong, p. a., for Lyttelton and intercuedinto ports, Feb. 14. — Anne, for Dunedin. Feb. 15.— Malay, barque, 500 tons, Peters, for London via Port Chalmers, with 1322 bales of wool. Feb. 15.— -loan, Smith, for Dunedin.

IMPORTS. Per Geelong, Feb. 9.--1 tin kerosene, Orr ; 1 furnace door, 6 do bars, Turnell ; 1 cs drapery, 5 do porter, 2 cks cheese, 4 cs, 8 cks, 3 Ach, 5 bxs, 5 cs brandy, G. R. Taylor ; 3 cs brandy, 1 do old torn, 1 do maizena, 2 bags salt, 3 kegs butter, 1 cs, Scott ; 1 cs ironmongery, 1 wheel, M'Lean ; 1 cs boots, White ; 1 cs drugs, 1 cask do, Luke ; 2 cs, 2 pels, Shrimski and Moss ; 21 ptis timber, Royse, Mudie and Co ; 2 cs, 1 pel, Hood and Shenjian; 2 cs, 1 pel, Piukerton ; I cs, Clendimien ; 20 bags flour, Sewell ; 25 pes timbor, Douglas, Alderson and Co ; 8 iron tanks, 1 pel, 10 bags, 1 box, Dalgety, Rattray and Co ; 2 bales corks, Phillips ; 2 boxes, 4 cases, 1 ch, 1 ck, Jenkinson. Jix warehouse tinder bond — 20 cs brandy, Dalgety, Rattray and Co. Per Anne — Tianshipped under bond ex Ramsay from London : 2 ch tea, 4 cs, Sumpter. Ex Aboukir, from Glasgow : 1 cs, 1 plough, Sumpter. Free and duty paid —6 pkgs, 4 cks, 1 cs ,wire, 3 cs, Turnell ; 6 hhds ale, 1 cs, Taylor ; 3 hhds 3 casks porter, Armstrong and Co ; 2000 ft timber, 1 reaping machine, Hassell ; 50 hurdles, Teschmaker; 4 octaves whisky, 10 cs salt, Whitehead ; 4 os. Smith ; 7 bdls spouting, Harris. Per Iona— 50 bags flour, 66 do bran, Hassell ; 25 bdls bags, 60 bags flour, Gibbs ; 2 hhds ale, 5 half do, 1 cs ohairs, 24 pkgs furnituie, Taylor; 1 ck, 2 planks, 1 bdl iron, 2 bullock poles, Turnell ; 1000 ft timber, Reynolds ; 6 pkgs ironmongery, Armstrong ; 19 bdls wire, 3 pkgs iron, 100 bags flour, Dalgety, Rattray and Co.

EXPORTS. Per Anne— 113 bags lime, Hook and Thompson ; 8 cs merchandise, 1 drum nails, 1 package, 14 bundles iron, Stevenson. Per Gannet — 102 bags lime, Hook and Thompson, 17 bales wool. Per Isabella Jnckson — 100 bales wool. Per Geelong, Feb. 14—163 bales wool, 10 cs and 1 bale furniture, J. Borton ; 1 cs, Briscoe ; 1 tiunk, M 'iver. Per Malay, for London— 263 bales wool, J. M'Lean ; 99 do, Wilkin and Thomson ; 193 do, Messrs Parker ; 147 do, Tiaill, Iloxby and Co; 204 do, Douglas, Alderson and Co ; 254 do, Cargill and Co ; 10 do, Campbell and Low ; 108 do, W. G. Filleul ; 15 do, I). Peters ; 11 do, Dalgety, Rattrayand Co; 12 do, H. FraDce; 2hhds and 4 qr.-cks tallow, 136 hides, Traill, Roxby and Co. Total number of bales, 1322.

The N.Z.S.N., Company's s.s. "Wellington, Captain H. B. Francis, arrived in this harbor yesterday evening at 5 p.m., after a very boisterous passage. She left Lyttelton ou the 7th at 12 15. p.m. and encountered strong JST.S. winds with a heavy sea. The following morning at 3.30. a.m. when abreast of the Kai Kora Peninsula, the wind changed to N.W. blowing a gale, and causing the sea to rise very much ; about the same time it was found she had thrown one of the blades off her fan, thus leaving her about one. Finding the vessel in her disabled state could not make headway against the gale, the fore and aft canvas was set and the vessel put on a wind. About noon yesterday she fetched Cape Palliser, the wind now moderate, and getting into smoother water, crossed Palliser Bay and steamed slowly into harbor. In consequence of the accident which happened to the propeller of the s.s. Wellington on her trip from Canterbury to this port, it has been deemed advisable to send her to Nelson for the purpose of undergoing the necessary rppairs. She will accordingly leave at two o'clock to-day on her ordinary trip to the North, but will remain at Nelson, the s.s. Ahuriri there takinc up the route. The latter vessel will leave this port on Saturday morning.— Now Zealand Advertiser, Fphraary Q __ - -- The ship Chile, the second wool ship of the season, was towed nut to a good offing at an early hour on Saturday morning. Her cargo of wool is of about the same value as that of last year, and she has a niunber of passengers in both cabins, but she carries with her only a few ounces of gold, of which she, last year, had a considerable quantity.