CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 590, 7 November 1863, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

INWARDS. November 6—Nil. ■ OUTWARDS. November 6—Bengal, 384 tons,' Brunell, for Melbourne, in ballast. Service, Gibson and Co., agents. INWARDS— OOAS-WISB. . November 6—Geelong, p.s., 137 tons, Turnbull, from Oamaru and intermediate ports,- in ballast, with passengers. Cargill and Co., agents. ' i O -XWARDS ' COASTWISE. ] November 6—Diana, 25 tons, Leech, from Christchurch and Heathcote " Biver, with , cargo. H. . Honahton and Co., agents. - - Titania, s.s., Jarvey, for Invercargill, with cargo and passengers. Robinson and Lilly, agents. -' IMPORTS. ' Per Geelong, from Oamaru and intermediate ports: From Oamaru, as per Government ■ license, 2 barrels lead piping, Dalgety, Eattray, and Co. EXPORTS.' . Per -Titania, for Invercargill: Transhipped ex Helenslee from Glasgow, under bond—l barrel oatmeal, 1 case clothing, 1 bale broom -handles,' I'keg nails, 2 boxes soap, 3 cases, Cargill and" Co; 2 bar-' rels'meal,-5 cases furniture, 6 bales blankets, Morrison, Law, and Co. -Free and duty paid goods: 9 qr-casks zinc, McLein and Co; 55 bags - maize, An- > dei'ion and Co; 1 box tobacco, 3 cases, 4 qr-ca«ks, 32 boxes tobacco, 5 cases, 20 firkins butter, 6 kegs apples, Lange and Co; 20 cases beer, 10 do gin, 6 boxes candles, Lazarus and Co; 10 cases, 3 bales, 6 cases, Dalrymple; 20 tubs butter, 6-hhds eggs, J Duff; 3 cases, Matthews j 6 cases, Crowdy; 3 cases, Lahman and Co. Per Diana, for Christehurch and Heathcote River : AH free goods—2oo bags flour, potatoes, for Brounell nd.Co. . ■ [BY ELECTRic TELEGRAPH. '" ' J Port Chalmers, November 6. f Arrived —Tyia, brig, from Twofold Bay; stock. "Wright, Robertson and Co., agents. The Tyra left on 10th ultimo; brings 80 head fat stock. Ashburton to sail two days after. Electric had hot arrived. The Gothenburg, which sails for Melbourne at 3 p.m. is expected to take with her about 20.000 oz. of gold.'. - : . " r A reward is offered for the conviction of any person throwing ashes or other rubbish into Otago, harbor. There is little doubt that some "injury must be done to the harbor by the practice ot "some of the steamers throwing ashes overboard inside the Heads,' and it would be well that a check should be put upon it. There is ample room on the extensive area of mud surrounding Port Chalmers beach for all the ashes which the steamers can produce. The Wm. Miskin happened to get aground in coming down at a late hour from Dunedin, and only sailed a short time before the Titania. The3teamer Golden Age is.advertised to make an excursion trip on Monday to Port Chalmers and the Heads.' * - ■ The barques Metaria and - Australasian Packet have both been towed up to town, to discharge the remainder of their cargoes. ' The ship Bengal, .which lately arrived-with affreight of horses, is chartered for other two trips from Melbourne to Port Chalmers. It is .expected that, in the event of numerous passengers for Otago,-the steamer Coorong will be laid on at Melbourne, and may be here about the same time as the Omeo. - ....'..' The paddle steamer Aphrasia,. which has lately undergone a thorough repair, is now advertised for' sale. The trade in which she was formerly employed at Invercargill is now partially taken up by the Ruby, wliich has been chartered for service there' for a number of months. The steamer Lady Barkly is now employed in a survey of the south channel of Manukau Harbor, which is being carried out by Commander Sydney assisted by Mr Wing, pilot. - At Lyttelton the desertion of ships', crews seems to be an increasing offence, and the police of the province warn the public not to afford them emplyment In an advertisement relating to the subject, the Oomlnissioher of Police intimates to employers that it is " their duty when hiring labor to ascertain that they are not at the same time infringing one. of the most important, laws,-framed for the support and well- ' beingof the leading interests of the "community at large." -- At Port Chalmers, the desertion is a more common offence'than at Lyttelton, but'in Otago s<-lore d eserting become their own employers by proceeding to the diggings.