SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF OAMARU.

North Otago Times, Volume VII, Issue 166, 25 December 1866, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLI GENCE. PORT OF OAMARU.

INWARDS. December 22.— Anne, Ruaiell, from Dunedin. H. Frnnce, Agent. Deoembeh 24.— Midlothian, Walker, from Dunedin. H. France, Agent. DKOKMBEn 24.— Wainui, s.s., Crone, from the North. Tnull, Hoxbjr and Co., Agents.

OUTWABD8. D&CElf BE& 22.— Anoe, Russell, for Dunedln. Henry Frunce, Agent. Dkcembbr 24.— Midlothian, Wulker, for Dunedin. H. Franco, Agent. Deokmbeh 24.— W»inui, s.«., Crone, for Duuedin. Traill, Koxby and Co., Agents.

IMPORTS. Per Anne, from Dunedin. — Under bond : 2 $-cks brandy, Dalgety, Rattray and Co ; 5 chts and 10 £-do tea, Traill, Roxby and Co ; 8 J-cks wine, Order. Ex Oliyo Mouut : 33 bdls wire, 94 standards, 3 crossplates, 2 casts, Dalgety, Rattray and Co. Free and duty paid : 10 tons wire, 12 tins, 6 ca iriaitrmkde, 6 ca port wine, Caigills and M'Lean ; 10 pkgn ktores, Simmers ; 30 bags oatmeal, D-ilgety, Hattray aud Co ; 2 ck» currants, 4 bdls rakes, 1 pel twine; Traill, Roxby and Co ; sundry pkgs» timber, McDonald and Serle ; 6 pk» sundries, Dalgety, Rattray and Co ; 2 ca wine, Payne ; 2 do do, Hudsou. Per Midlothian, from Dunedin.— Ex Olive Mount : 56 bdls standards, 18 do wire, Dalgety, Rattray and Co. Ex Timaru : 91 bdls standards, 90 do wire, Cargills and M'Lean. Free and duty paid : 22 pkgs stores, White ; 50 Lags oats, 5 tons pailiugs, 5 tons pailings, Dalgety, Rattray and Co ; 8 hhds seeds, 73 bdls wire, 2 do ridging, Cargills and M'Lean. Per Wainui, from the North.— 1 case, 85 bags flour, 5 do sharps, 23 do bran, 1 keg butter, Traill, Roxby and Co ; I parcel) Driver, McLean and Co ; 1 bx fruit, Juhcroft.

XXP0RT8. Per Midlothian, for Dunedin. — 4 bl« wool, 14 bdla skins, Driver, Maclean and Co. Per Wainui, for Dunedin.— 2 boiei, Stobo ; 5i b«gt potatoes, Sumpter.

Notwithstanding a vigourous search along the coast •ince last Thursday evening, the body of the unfortunate man Hngan, who was drowned in the Bay that day, hat Dot yet been recovered. The Star of Tasmania is expected from Port Chalmers tomorrow (Wednesday), The ».«. Wainui arrived in port on Sunday night at 12 o'clock, long overdue, having experienced strong south-easterly wind* from Tiinaru. After discharging flour, &c. whipped at Akaroa, she left for Dunedin. She brings no later Canterbury news than those to hand. Fiom our Tiinaru Contemporary, ire are sorry to learn that the schooner Prince.Consort, 35 tona, Ritchie, master, waa totally wrecked |in the Roadstead there on Thursday last, during a severe gale from tho north-east. It appears that she was ballasted with about 16 tonsj of loose shingle, which soon caused a " list" to one side, and a heavy broadside sea eventually put her hopelessly ■on her beam ends. Three men were on board, and two of them, with the efficient aid rendered by the Alexandra life-boat, -were fortunately rescued. Mr Bertram, of H.M. Customs, gallantly rescued the third mnn, who was holding on to a spar amid the kelp. The Prince Consort soon afterwards drifted on to the rocks and became a complete wreck. She was insured in the New Zealand Insurance Office.