SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1152, 30 August 1865, Page 4

SHIPPING.

FORT UHALMKKS.— Augost 29.

Wind N E., strong breeze. High watei on 29th August:— At the Head?, 8.17 p.m. at L J,»rt Chainicra, 8,47 p.m.; at Duuedin 9.32 p.m. juuuvawj. Despatch, schooner,from Wanganui, passec up. Matilda Hayes, schooner, from the Coast. Tbracian, barque, from London. DKI'AUTCIJEB. Hero, 8.8., Logan, for Melbourne. Gccloi.g, p p., Turnbuli, for Lyttelton, &c, Wellington, *.b.. Fnitic.s, for the Bluff. Eangutira, 5.8,, Mundlr, for the North. I'ASSENrnill LIST. Per V.'elHngton, for the* Bluff: Mr and Mrs Bulfour, and 2 from the North. Per Go-long, for L}ttelt<m and Intermediate Pi<rts : Mr i>nd Mm Pox, Messrs Blake, M'Glynn and liitchic ; and 45 in the steerage. KXPKCTED AItUIVALS. From London—Kwiar, May 11 ; England, June S. From Newcastle—o >llinjjwood. From Valparaiso - Kcintirk. From Glasgow.— Peter Denny, June 2; Timaru, June 10. I'KOJIXTEO DKI'ABTirnKS. Queen of India, for Melbourne, early. Egmont, for ll<>\.ilikn, &c,3rd prox. Cam<k'ii,for Sydi.ey. t-.trly. Gaz> lie, for Christchurdi, this d.'iy. Sus'innah 55 r.th, for flokitiko, 2nd prox. Dart, for Hokitiku, this day. Sarah Pile, lor Sydney, 2nd prox. Cale'-loni l, (or Ifokiiilca, 2mi prox. Leichardt, for Sydney, early. Driver, for Sydney, .Oth prox. Flying Squirrel, Sor Grey Kiver, early. Flying Cloud, tor Grey Kiver, 2nd prox. VIiSSKLS IN rOJ'.T. I'llt-inor, barque, from St. John's, N.B. Caroline, eclio'-ner, front Onmaru Queen of India, Bbij>, from 'London Lizzie Koutlmrd, H'uip, from London. Ciitii;on, t-ln-.i, from Glasgow. Leichardt, ship, from London. Thrc- Brother*, -cliooner, from Wanganui. Calypso, 'or\g, from Swlcey. Cainden, barque, from Tsewcnstle. Cre.^r. of the VVnve, from f lokitikn Filomi.-na, barque, Irnia Valparaiso Susannah Bo'jtli, br>j_Mntine, from Sydney. Dart, schooner, from II kitiku. Karnh Pilt-, schooner, from Sydney. A. W. St< v< us, biirquc, from Newcastle. Eliza Simpson. sel>< oi.e.-, from Wunganui. Lady Franklin, sclxrucr, from Ifokitika. CymracH, tchooner, Irotn West Coast. Driver, barque, from Newcastle. Caledonia, schooner. 1 rr.m West Coast. Des-pt'.'eti, Bchooni-r, from Wanganui. Thraeiiin, kirqui:, from London.

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

I.VWAKDS. August 29—A. \V. Stewns, 474 tons, Brown, master, from Newcastle, with coal and sundries. . Cargill and Co, agents. OCTWAHIM. August 29—Lizzie Southard, 1044 tons, Arhury, muster, for Vxlpanuso, in ballast. Dalgtty, Ifcittrny and Co, agents. August 2'J— Hero, 7C> tons, Logan, master, for Melbourne, with cargo and passengers. Bright, Bros and Co, ugents. INWAKDS COASTWISK. Augu.st 29 —Flying Cloud, 40 tons, Anderson, msistcr, from Lyt'clton, with cargo. 11. Houghton :ind Co, «gcni«. August 20— L-idy Kranklin, 40 tons, Campbell, master, from Hokitikn.in ballast. Master, agent. August 29—Cymracs, 29 tons, Perkins, master, from the Grey River, with coal. H. Houghton and Co, agents. OJITWAItOr —COASTM-ISE. August 29— Gee-long, 1.37 tons, Turnbull, mastur, for Lyttleton and intermediate ports, with cugo and passengers. J. Jones and Co, owners August 29 — Wellington, 260 tons, Francis, master, for the Blurt", with cargo and passengers. Lloyd, Taggart, and Co, Dge'nts. Augu.st 'iO — I/idy Darling, 534 tons, Allardyce, master, for Ilokiiika, with cargo and passengers. Bright, Bros ;ui<! Co, sigents. August 29—William Miskin, 115 tons, Hepburn, muster, for Ilokilik.i, with cargo and passengers. 11. Houghton and Co, ugents. EXPORTS. Per Lidy Darling, for Ilokitika. Under bond: 18 caseH brandy, 1 ullagu do, 20 eases sherry, 18 do port, G cuscb tobacco, 10 do ■whisky, 2do tobacco, \V Fuller and Co. Free and duty paid goods: IGO bags flour, 09 cases kerosene oil, W Fuller ;:nd Co; 10 casts axes, 1 do picks, 1 case han lies, 1 keg nails, Briscoe and Co; 3 cases merchandise, J Kohn and Co.

Per Geelong, forLytlelton und Intermediate Ports. Under uond, (or Thimru: 10 ca-es genevfi, 1 qr-cask ruin, R Wilson and Co; 20 cases geneva, Dal^cty and Co; 10 cases brandy, Lange and Tlio'iomnn. Free and duty paid: half ton of iron, 5 boxes flour, R B Murtin and Co ; 1 keg, 1 shove], 2 parcc's, Bnini.'S and Oliver; C bundles iron, A Briscoe and Co ; 1 truss, W Watson and Sons; 1 package, II Wurm; 2 bales cornsacks, TurnbulL and Co; 1 cask, Baines and Oliver; 2 cases, Cohen Bros; 15 bags, 10 cases, 20 boxes, Dalgety, Rattray, and Cvi; 1 roll sheet lead, A Briseoe and Co; 1 case,•. Baines and Oliver; 1 case boots, J Switzer; I bale, Cohen Brothers; 2 cases, 1 bag, G Matthews; 1 stove, 1 pipe, R Prentice. ForOamaru: 2 bags tares, R Wilson aDd Co; 2 casks, Butement Bros; 1 bag seeds, G Matthews; half-dozen buckets, halfdozen brooms, half-dozen hurdles, 1 case, 1 coil rope, 1 package, A Briscoe and Co 5 2 packages, Government; 1 case drapery, W Watson and Sons; 2 parcels, RL Livingston; 2 packages, \voolprec3, S Parry and Co; 6 cases, 2 packages, A Beverlcy; 1 package, T Liddle; 1 bale, Cohen Brothers; 3 ease 3 fruit, A Boyle and Co; 23 packages, Baines and Oliver"; 1 parcel, 2 cases, 1 trunk, Sargood and Co; 13 packages. J Reid. For Timaru : 11 packages, RB Martin and Co; 1 hhd, 13 packages, A Briscoe and Co; 3 boxes glass, II Brooks; 17 bags sugar, 50 packages, M'Catlum, Neill and Co; 6 bundles, 1 keg, KB Martin and Co; 1 parcel, Baines and Olirer; 1 keg nails, A Briscoe and Co ; 3 boxes glass, 35 pkgs, & G Russell and Co ; 2 cases, A Briscoe and Co ; 1 parcel, D Henderson ; 11 pkgs, Baines and Oliver ; 2 cases confectionery, R S Dods ; G pkgs, H Brooks ; 1500 ft timber, Royse, Mudie and Co ; 32 bags sugar, 1 machine, M'Callum, Neill and Co; 1 case cheese, 3 bags merchandise, Lange and Thoacman ; 1 case coffee, W Gregg and Co ; 3 pkgs, 1 case, 1 pkg, A Briscoe and Co ; 1 case furniture, G G Russell and Co ; I copper boiler, Baines and Oliver ; 454 pieces timber, M'Callum, N ill and Co. For Akaroa: 14 cwt iron, 41 pkgs merchandise, R B Martin and Co ; 3 cases, 1 bale, Sargood and Co. For Lyttelton: 8 cases, 2 bales, Sargood and Co ; 1 parcel, 2 kegs nails, A Briscoe and Co ; 2 cases, Feldheim Bro; 3 do, Bing, Harris and Co ; 32 pkgs merchandise, M'Callum, Neill and Co ; 2 cases do, A M'llroy ; 1 box glass, II Brooks ; 1 trunk, Royse, Mudic and Co ; 6 boxes iron, A Briscoe and Co ; 14 bags potatoes, A Boyle and Co; 1. case, 4 QQOBjA Shaw and Co; 1 bar copper, A

Briscoe and Co ; 10 cases applta, Boyle and Co; 1 ease, Howorth. Per Wellington, for the Bluff: Transhipped ex Jessie Gilbert, from London, under bond : —I case merchandise, Cargiii and Co. Free ; and duty paid floods—l parcel, Miss Bath- , /gate; 1 case, 1 do piano, Dalgety and Co; 1 case drug*, Youngman and Co; 1 case cigars, Strelitz and Hart; 1 hhd ale, Marshall and [ Copeland; 1 case, 1 bale merchandise, J and J II Barr; 100 bundles fencing wire, 3 barrels barley, 5-chests candles, 10 boxes maizena, 16 packages sugar, 1 case cigars, M'Callum, Neill and Co; 1 case, J Kobn and Co; 2 cases drapeiy, 2 trunks boots, Sargood and Co; 1 case coffee tins, Hutton and Co; 1 parcel, Briscoe and Co; and original cargo from the North. Per Hero, for Melbourne: Produce of New Zealand—l^4 bags oats, 228 bags potatoes, J Brook ; 220 dodo, WKennedy ; 298 do do, II and J Hart; 316 do do, E Wilson and Co; 78 bales woo!, Royse, Mudie and Co; 60 bags potatoes, Dunning Bros ; 12 bales wool, Wright, Robertson and Co; 547 bags potatoes. J Pritchard; 200 bags oats. II and J Uart; !5 do oatmeal, J Keid; 16 do potatoes, A Boyle and Co; 54 bags potatoes, F J Muir; 6 do do, G Staples ; 6 do oats, J Edwards; 139 do potatoes, X Wilson and Co; 5G do do, Law, Sommr and Co; 18 do do, E Pritchard; 1 case merchandise, Koss and Gler.dining; 24 pkgs ironmongery, F Barker and Coj 4 cases merchandisel, Fieldheim Bros; 80 bags oats, 591 do potatocfl, 22 barrow wheels, Royse, Mudie and Co; 2278 ounces 12 dwt of gold, Union Bank ; 38G9 ounces 8 dwts gold, Bank of New Zealand. Under bond: 17 cases tobacco, G Fouycl.