CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 617, 9 December 1863, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

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December B—Viola, 1133 tons, Adams, from Glasgow, with cargo and passengers. Cargill and Co , agents. December 8 -Star, 1060 tons, Curtis, from Melbourne, with stock. W. O. Bail, agent. December B—Daniel Rankin, 1048 tons, Miller,. from Glasgow, with cargo and passengers. F. Cj!eman, a,gent. OUTTVARDF. December B—Gothenburg, s.s., 459 tons, Mackie for Melbourne, with passengers and 23,793 ozs. 3 dwte. of gold. Roy?e, Mudie and Co., agents. IK WARDS —OOASTWISB. December B—Nora, 39 tgjis, Ilnyward, from Molyrieux, with coals. Dalrymple arid Co., agents. OTJTWARDS OOASTWISB. ~ December 8 —Nil. ' IMPORTS. \- Per Hero, from Melbourne: 1 crab winch and break, J Watson ; 1 case, J Crag?; 2 cases cigars, Bentwichh and Co; lpkg instruments, Moss and Co; 5 trunks 5 ca3(s boois ,T Watts; 4 cases tobacco, order; 9 pkgs merchandisa. Isaacs Brothers ;25 casks butter, Spence Brothers and Co;s cases merchandise, S Nashefski and Co; 4 hhds egps, 28 casks butter, T. Duff; 1 bale pape.', J Mackay; lease type, Cutten and Vogel; 3 cases, 1 tierca, T Leary ; 7 pkgs bents. SB. Jones; 2do tin good?, 3 boxes tin plates, 2 ingots tin, Joseph Farra; 2 cases books,. W Graham • 1 package, S i^Hmuel; 13 do boots and shoes, J Bloomington ; 10 casks ginger, 10 do tapioca, 10 cases nutmegs, 10 do arrowroot, 10 do tartarie acid. 12 do cigars, 10 pocket) hops. 25 drums turps, 33 half-chests tea, M'Ca'.lmn,' Neil an I Co; 1 case. J Keany ; 2 cases clo'hitig, B Beb.irfald; 1 do, W J Watts and Uo; 1 do, Cargill and Cj ; 25 cases, 27 three-quarter boxes tobacco, Tickle and Co ; 10 boiler plates, 5 bundles sheet.iron,. 1; box Bteam fittings, 20 boxe? angle iron, 4 boiler plates, S Pairy andUo; 20 three-quarter boxes tobacco, M'Jailum, Meill and Co; 1 case hardware, tangle-1, Hay ward and Co; 13 packages hardwaiv, D Henderson; 1 cask hardware, 1 boiler, Baines and Oliver; 2 eases clothing, W J Watts and Uo; 5 do, Cargiil.and Co; 2 do, P Barker; 1 do, A Levy ; 4 do, Ros3 &nl Glendinning; 8 packages merchandise, Coiman ; 7 packages boots. F Luhning; 2 do, Sj ier and Levien ; 4 do, F B Lewis; 2 do, A and U Eastgute; 7 do, G Prictor; 6do, Walsh Bros; 6 casks rosewood, 2 barrels lamps. 6 cases sewing machines, Stanford and Co; 4 ca-es merchandise, J Watson and Sons; 1 trunk, 1 cask boots. Kirkpatrick and Co; 48 packages merchandise J Maihews and Co ; 3 cases stationery and type, Harnett and Co; 1 do, Ferguson and Mitchell; 65 tags potatoes, G- Blyth; 1 , cask, 1 case merchandise, 3 bundles lines, M. Levy: 2 casks merchandise, W Graham; 2 cases, R B Martin and Co; 1 do, W J Watts and Uo; 1 (Jo, Kirkpatrick and Co; 2 ba'es leather, order; 2 cases, Butterworth Brother; 6 bales, Cutten and Vogel; 4 cases, 11 bales, order; 3 cases, 1 cask provisions, A Falk; 5 tubs'butter. 6; cases cheese. A and J Secular; 6 hhda egi^s, T Duff; 2 cases, D M'Cormack ; 1 case, 5 bales, R B Martin and Co; 1 case, Kirkpatrick and Co; 3 do, Thorcaa Bray; 3 cases, Kowdcw Brothers; 4 J firkins butter, 8 packages, 3 boxes tobacco, Spenee Brother* and Co; 12 cases, D"W iison; 1 do. Piekford and Co; 3 do, F Barker and Co; '2 casks egg 3, C Barker; 5 cases, Sullen and Co; 11 cases cheese, 44 kegs butter, J Brook; 1 package, J Samuel; 1 case private effects, Di- Hunter; 1 case sausages. G llobeits; 7 packages, Patterson an;. M'Leod; 1 box, W S Smith; 20 cases wine, iSS and A Lazarus; 15 cases, -f-boxes-tobacco, 9 cases cigar?, Lahman aad Helms ; 4 cases iron plates, order; 1 case euairs, 1 do, 2 casks, merchandise, 5 cuses weighing machines, 5 do castor oil, 5 kegs nails, 4 cases galvanized iron, 2 cases horseshoes, A Briscoe and Co; 1 buggy, 1 pole, 1 bundle harness, .JTohnXan^; 25 cases, 2 casks rasp^berry vinegar, 25 cases peppermint cordial, 8 halfbarrels beef; 1 cask cream of taitar, 2 qr-casks maifc vinegar, 3 casks blacking, 2 cases essence, G Wilson and Co ; 5 packages boots, *l Levi; 3 packages rakes, Ido plough, 1 case/ T Robinson and Co; 4,cases .furr niture, W li Lang; 1 case, A Cruly; 30 cases wine, Wright, Robertson and Co; 3 |-boxes, 2 cases tobacco, 1 case pipes, Streitliz and Hart; 2 screw f ropellers, Henderson, Boner aud Co; oO half-chests tea, Langley, Hayward and Co; 4 cases plants, Law, Somner and Co; 4 cases tobacco, 1 do cigars, M Bentwich anil Co; 4 cases preserved ginger, 2 do red cabbag, 2 do quart salads, 7 do prunes, 1 sack nuts, Paterson and M'ieod; 1 case stationery, Harnet and Co ; 10 cases, 10 three qr. boxes tobacco, John Counell; 1 case, 3 bundles steel, order; 1 case clothing, Cargill nnd Co;l ease confectionery, 4 cases oranges, T. O • Collins; 1 case books, 1 keg ink, J1 Mackay; 37 boxes tobacco, Cleve and Co; .2 cases potatoes, 1 cask butter, T. Collins; 9 casks hardware, G. Cornwall; 4 do, JR. Henry and Co; 42 bags potatoes, Fisher Brothers ; 1 ease snddlery, C Moore; 4 pakages, 1 ir n gun, New Zealand Government; 7 bales inercandise, Cutten and Vogel; 1 ease, W Watson and Sons, 100 cases ■wine, S S and A Lazarus; 1 hhd eggs, 10 cases oranges, H F Sparrow ; 15 cases plums, J W Johnston and Co ; 2 packag.es ivaggon covers, 1 do hamesq,. W O Ball, 14 cases potatoes 20 do oranges, J Brcok ; 2 cases roll beef, Whittingham Brothers ; 5 bags potatoes, 4 cases oranges, John Feyn ; 1 case drapery, order ; 2 do, Collins and Lewere. Per Daniel liankio, from Glasgow 7 boxes, 1 har» rel, J G Brown; 20 cases, 5 boxes, 39 casss glassware, 27 bales, 8 boxes, 4 cases, W and G Turnbull and Co ; 2 boxes, J t'omerville; l.do, S Grainger; 50 bdls wire, Tickle and Co ; 4 cases, Wylie and Co ; 200 do whiskey, 10 qr casks; 26 cases, 25 boxes pipes, J Connell; 1 box, Whyte and Co; 3 chests, 8 boxes, 12 barrels, 25 boxes, Mason Bros ; 5 chest , 10 boxes, 5 casks, 10 cases, T Mooiiie; 3 bale?, 1 box, 1 truss samples, 81 paviDg stones, order; 124 air bricks, 96 weights, 26 girdles, 30 lintel ■, 12 frontt and bottoms, 3 pump-handles, 9 pipes, 3 bends, SO f. doors, 30 grates, 1000 sash weights, 12 kegs grates, 1 hhd, 4 cases stoves, 212 camp ovens and boilerß, 30 boilers, JH'Ewan, Thomson, and Co; 1 box, Holmes and Co •

1 cue, 11-)'mes a~d Campbell; lc-Ekwbi-ky, 2 do v/i.'ie, (3 cases, 3do brandy, N Hohaes; 6 biles. J Jones and Co; 5 do, 17 boses. 2 cases, Oargill and Co; GO qr casks, 15 do, 2CO cases order; 20 qr-easks, ' t> K"Girdwodd";Tease,"'7 boxes, Uass and Whyt3; 2 cases, 1 qv-;ask, 30 casts, order; 5 boxes, I case, Arthur and Co; 15 boxes, A il Livingston; 4 do, 8 bales, 6£ chests, 2 boxes, 2 hhds, 12 boxes. 2 cases, 18 eases, J Brown; 1-cto, T Moodie; 51 boxes, 2 c sks, X B Martin and Ci; 32 ca*es hams, 100 firkins butter, 50 lots wire, Morison, Law and Co ; 2 boxes, 1 keg, 2 boxes, 2 iron truck wheels, W Boyd, care of dj; 2 boxes, 4 trunks, 1 box, order; 2 boxes, 1 bale, G Pedder ; 3 boxes, order ; 9 casks, 8 cases, J T JDods; 75 do, 40 do. order ; 2 boxas, R Towns and Co; 1 ensa, R Dalgeish; 1 bex, J Rnssell; 1 chest, 4 packages, C Morrison ; 5252 packages flooring boards, Da'gety, Rattray and Co ; 20 bundle?, 2 bales, 6 boxe.-', 1 cask, ordef; 116 boxes, Sargood, King and Sargocd ; 1 bale paper, J Reid; 1 case, James P Black; 1 box, Gavin A die; 1 do, W Baird -gilvie ; 1 do. Wood and Shennan ; 400 bags oats, 885 do do, 1230 do do, 60 qr easfo whisky, 500 firkins butter, 448 boards, J3algefcy, Rattray and Co; 3 boxes, 2 casks,' M Joel; 3 boxes, 1 cask, Fergusson and Mitchell; 233 cases, 50 do, 25 do, 9D casks bottled ale, 10 boxes, order; 50 qr-casks 25 ootaves, 1289 cases whisky, order; 5 boxes, T Waiters ; 20 qr-ckj whisky, 17 bales, 4 boxes, order; 3 casks, W Couston ; 1 case, 1 cask, T Lunan; 1 tierce, 5 hhds, 1 case, 72 frying pans, 72 girdles, 93 boxes, 38 bales, 12 drums, Service, Gibson and Co; 2 boxes, 1 screw pres^. J Coventry; 3 bales leather, order; 3 cases sad .lery- H Miller; 4 boxes, R Campbell; 1 hhd ironmongery, 10 barrels, J Reed; 13 cases, 1 box, order: 300 casks beer^ 32 crates, Dalgety, Rattray and Co; 1 barrel, 3 boxes, 3 casks, 1 truss, 1 p\r:knge, 1 case, James Low and Sons; 25 qr-casks ,'/.) cases, 189 kegs 119 boxes> 45 cases, 100 'vr?, 105 bundles, GOO bars, 78 bundltß, 100 firkins butter, 10 qr-barrels, 6551 boards, order; GO coil*, 100 tons coals, 8D casks beer, 18 coils. rop»,l case preserves, order.

EXPORTS,

Per Gothenburg, for Melbourne : 6 ca?es drapery, J « Harrison and Co ; 75 bags cinders, 1 bag gold scales. Union Bank; 7242 ozs 1 .dwts, Bank of New South Wales ; 8540 ozs 11 dwts gold, Bank of New Zealand; 7608 ozj 14 dwts, Union Bank : 402 oz^ 11 dwtSj various.

The splendid screw steamer Hero, which lately made one of the most rapid passages ever accomplished between England and Melbourne, anived at i*ort Oiialmers this morning completing successfully her first passage in the Melbourne and Oiago trade, iv which she is nosy placed. The Hero is a large and handsome barque-rigged steamer, built at Hull in 1861, by Messrs C. and W. Earle, iron ship builders and engine makers, aud was origiually intended for the Swedish trade. She is considered the finest sea-going steamer which has ever visited Port Otago, and is as elegantly fitted as she is substantial and proportionate in her build. Length, 248 feet; beam, 39feet; carrying capacity, 1000 tons; rate of speed from 11 to 11^ knots without sail; coal consumption, from 18 to 20 tons per diem; steerage accommodation for 221 passeagers; chief cabin 92; nominal horse-power, 150. On this passage she brings 400 tons of cargo, with about 100 passengers, a few of the number landing at the Bluff, where she was detained an Hour on Monday morning. The whole passage was made in 5| days, the vessel having left Melbourne at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, the 2nd instant, experiencing head winds at first, then light winds for three days, and subsequently a strong wind from, the southward. For some time she Went at the rate of 13 knots per hour, but the coals on board, which were shipped at the Cape, were only capable of producing a very low pressure of steam. She arrives well officered, and under a well selected commander, Capf. Logan, who has long been connected with the Melbourne passenger trade, having the command; Mr Thomson, formerly of the ships Nor' Wester and Inciana, being chief officer; and Mr Hunter, formerly head steward of the steamship Great Britain, b: ing steward. Of the vessel's passenger accommodation, the saloon and ladies cabins are particular features, the former being a spacious and elegantly furnished apaatment, with panels of polished maple wood, enclosing a number of oil paintings, including portraits of the King and Queen of Sweden, and views of Stockholm, Gothenburg and the northf-ni rife?, or of celebrated kcilities in the Swedish interior.

The barque Oregon with. 175 head of cattle from Welshpool, arrived at the Heads on Monday, and was towed up in the morning. She left on the 29th, and made the Snares on the stb, with fine weather.' Left at Welshpool, loading, the Empress Eugenic and the Bengal. The brig Union, from Hobart Town, has in the meantime anchored at the Heads, waiting orders. Slio bring 3 a cargo of timber, with a few pa-sengers, whom she las landed. Had very light weather throughout. The Phoebe and Titania sailed on Monday evening.

The ss. Omeo arrived in Hobsoa's Bay on the afternoon of the Ist inst. Captain M Lachlan reports having left. Port Chalmers at half-past four p.m. on the 23rd ult, and Bluff Harbor on the following- day, at four p.m. Experienced morlerate baffling winds untii entering Bass's Straits, and since then strong westerly winds. The Francis Henty airived on the same day. The brig Spy, for Otago, sailed from Port Phillip Heads on the Ist inst. The barquea William Buchanan and Pacific on the 22th. ult.

The Fanny Fisher, from Otago, arrived at Sydney on the 28ih ult., the Severn sailing for Otago on the same day. The latest arrivals at Melbourne inciuOe the Pearnought, Dover Castle, Commodore Perry, Krimpen Aan de Lek, and Moravian, from England, and the Aurora, from New York.