Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 583, 30 October 1863, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED INWARDS. Octobe 29—Nil. ENTERED OUTWARDS. October 29 -Bengali, 479. tm-, Sivier, for Welshpool, in ballast. J. L. and C. Burke, agents. , INWARDS—OOASTWISK. October 29—Nil. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. October 29 -William Miskin, s p., 74 tons, Wilson, for Invercargill, with cargo and passengers. W. O. Ball, agent. October 29—Swan, 37 tons, Fall, for Oamaru, with cargo. Master, agent. I PASSSNGER LIST. . . I Per William Wiskin, for Invercargill: Dr Dick, Mr ' R. Wilson, Revd. J. M'Grath; and seven in the steerage. EXPORTS. Per Swan, for Oamaru: 630 feet timber, Ogilde ; 1 case sash glass, 1 keg treacle, 1 box, 1 case 1; package hops/l bushel, 1 box, C M'Leod ; 25 boxes candles, 1 package raisins, 2-J tierces tobacco, 1 case cement, 10 drums oil, 10 drains turpentine, 5 cases wire, 1 cask rum, 1 case holloware, 13 boxes rai'ins, 20 boxes soap, 1 case machinery, 1 cask, I case, 3 weighing machines, 2 cases chairs, 12 kettles, 1 parcel, 0 cases galvanised iron, Daigety, Rattray and Co; 6 chairs. Bhrimskcy and Co;l bale bedding, Trail and lioxby ; 400 posts and rails, Hay j G door glasses, 2 tons potatoes, Armstrong.Per William Miskin. for Invercargill: 8 cases galvanised imn, 2 bundles ridge cap, Tkeg screws, 1 case chicory, Daigety and Co ; 1 package harness, J •Galbraith ; 30 bags maize, 300 bags oats, 47 bags chaff, Anderson and Co ; 26 hags.suear, R Wilson and Co ; 1 bag bolts, 3 dozen tilt bows, M'iS'icoland "Wilson; 2 cases glass, 1 parcel putty, 3 kegs nail-, 1 bag1 bolts, 30-bars iron, J Burgoyne; 30 sheets iron, 2 bales do, Ido spouting, A Smart; 1 parcel, Ido saws, E Cope;' 1 bale paper, order; 1 case, Seeloff; 4 cases coffee, 2 cases specie, Manning and Whitton; 1 package, Mr Sheppard. <s» ■ PORT CHALMERS—Octobek 29th. Wind, N.E., moderate breeze; weather clear and fine. ARRIVALS. Nil. DEPARTURES. - Empress Eugenic, ship, 875 tons, Eck, for 'Welshpo»l. Royal Arthur, 301 tons, M'Dougall, for Newcastle. EXPEOTBB AKEIVAIiS. From London—Dauntless, sailed July 1C ; Persia, July 24; General Windham, July 27 ; Chile, July 28; Albert William, August 5 j Star of Tasmania, August 19. From Glasgow—Nelson July 16, Viola. From Leith—.Prospector. From Melbourne—Metaris, Squaw. From Rotterdam—Minister Thorbecke: * From Twofold Bay -Tyra, Ashburton. From Sydney—Fanny Fisber, Spray. From Newcastle Kate Swanton. From Launcesi on—Welcome. From Hobart Town— Balmoral. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wm. Miskin, for do, 38th instant. Gothenburg, for Canterbury. 30th instant. VESSELS IN PORT. Bengal, ship, from Welshpool. Tybee, barque, from Newcastle. Crimea, ship, from London. Sh\Wm. Ej] c, ship, trom Glasgow. City of Newcastle, ship, from Newcastle. Midas, bartao from Newcastle, Mallard, ship, from London. . Omega, barque, from Newcastle. St. Danstan, barque, from Newcastle. Sunrise, barque, from Melbourne. Planter, barque, from Melbourne. j Breadalbane, barque, from Sydney. Clarendon, brig, from Warrnanibool. Victor, brig1, from Melbourne. Phoebe Dunbar, ship, from London. 'Jmerna, barque, from Adelaide. Isabella, barque, from Hobart Town. Mataura, ship, from Glasgow. Gamecock, ship, from Melbourne. Rita, brig, from Auckland. Indiana, ship, from Melbourne. Pbillis, brifr, from Melbourne. Adventurer, barque, from New York. Racer, brig, from Launceston. Gothenburg, s.s, from Melbourne. The leading: mercantile firms in Dunedin, and others interested in shipping, appreciating the services of Captain Lowden, in his capacity as senior PUot, and as Acting Assistant Harbor Master, have presented to his Honor the Superintendent a memorial, warmly recommending the confirmation of his appointment as A.-sistant or Deputy Harbor Master, an office which has lately been created, and for which Captain Lowden has shown himself to be thoroughly adapted. It is satisfactory to find those who are most intimately associated with shipping interests, thus ethibiting a proper care as 11 the selection of the officers upon whom the safety of so much of their property depends; and it will be not less satisfactory to know that his Honor and the Executive appreciate the representations made, and the services of so efficient and faithful a public servant as Captain Lowden.