CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1833, 14 November 1867, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

1N W A HIM—I.OASTW IRK.

November 13 -Caledonia, 50 tonn, Falconer, from Waikouaiti. Keith Ramsay, agent. OIITWAIUW—COASTWISE. November 13—Taranaki,2l!l tons, Francis, for B)uff Harbor. Dalgety, Rattray, and Cp., agentH. William Miskin, ll."» tons, J. Bain, for Lyttelton and intermediate ports. R. B. Martin and Co., agents. Tararua, 522 tonn, Ilaglcy, for the Bluff and Melbourne. G. S. Brodriuk. agent. Geelong, 137 tons, Hart, for Oamaru and Timaru. Royse, Mudie, and Co., agente, " EXPORTS. Per Taranaki, for Bluff Harbor : 2 cased, Cargills and Maclean ; I qr cask brandy;, I do whisky, Brown an I Co ; 1 ca3o sundries, 1 keg nails, 0 boxes tin.. 1 case, 2 casks pitch, 1 do tar, 9 drums oil, 12 kegs paint, 20 coils wire, Briscoe ; I box tea, Brown ; I tin oil, Briscoe; I hhd ale,. 2 barrels do, Burke ; 2 package."), Dalgety. Rattray, and Co ; 7 cases drapery, Bing, Harris, and Co ; 1 parcel. Ferguson and Mitchell; 1 ease toys, Mitchell.

Por Tararua: For Mclbourno—o cases' drapery, 1 case hats, Watson; *5 ditto almonds, Rett. Por the Bluff—o cases, 2 bales, D. 11. Miller ; 1 coil lead pipe, Briscoe; 1 (tack seeds, Law, Somner, and Co ; 2 rocking-horses', I case, Hayman ; 1 cose, Briscoe; 22 trunks boots, Heymansou and Low ; I parcel. Bank of Otago ; 2 cascn, 2 hales, Ross and Glendining ; 33 cases and b»les of drapery, Watson and Sons ; 11 do, Ring, Harris, and Co ; 30 packages, Oliver and Ulph; 12 crates earthenware, 10 cases kcnwiie. Matheson Bros; 1 pocket hops, Marshall and Copeland; 2 packages boots, 1 cask, Eastgate ; 1 case drapery, Sargood. For Melbourne—B bales wool, Driver, Maclean, and Co; i trunk, Ross and Glendining ; 1 keg earth, Stavely ; G eases, Watson and Sous; 2 parcels, French and (-o. Gold:—3o3Goz 2dwts, Bank of New Sftuth Wales ; 23530z Udwts, Bank of New Zealand ; soz 3dwts, Lanzells ; -teic, Buzzoroli ; 2oz, Blair. Per Wm. Miskin : For Akaroa—lo halfchests tea, Martin. For Lyttelton—3 chests tea, 7 half-chests do, Martin. For Timaru — CO bags sugar, Barr. For Oamaru -2 barrels tea, 3 do pitch, 10,000 ft timber, Martin ; 3 cases drapery, Sargood ; 2 parcels, Butterworth ; '2 do, Hayman ; 2 do, French antl Go; It boxes tea, H S Bonn; 6 cases, Eastgate-,-2 packages, Livingston ; 1 hale, Ross and Glendining ; 1 awe, Hayman ; 2do, Foldheim ; 3 do, Eastgate ; 1 trues, Rossand Glendining ; 2 grates, 20 bars iron, 2 bundles do. I bar steel. Oliver and Ulph ; 1 case stout, Wilson and Birch ; 2 trusses, Butterworth. For Timaru—l eaao oranges, Dunning ; 60 bags sugar, Barr ; 30 do, I box tobacco, Brown and Co ; I case hardware, 2 boxes glass. I roll zinc, 1 bundle scythes, 3 hay forks, 1 bundle rings, Olivrr and Ulph ; 10' caws beer, M .Tool; 3 ex-ten. Binjj, Harris. and Co ; I parcel, Ross and Glendining ; 25 bags malt, Wilson and Birch ; I bale canvas, Cargills and M'Lean. For Akaroa—2 halfchests tea, 1 caso pickles, 1 do soap, I case tobacco, Brown and Co ; I coil rope, 20 boxes tea, 1 pared seeds, 1 bag corks, 4 do sacks, 1 do seeds, Martin ; 1 cask sugar, 3 bags do, Dalfcty; 5 cases, Sargood ; 1 keg nails, 1 caio'iron goods, I bundle iron, Briscoe; 1 ease shrubs, Matthews ; 1 oven, Oliver and Ulph ; 39 bars iron, 1 piece ebain, Briscoe ; GO ba<*s flour, -2 cases confections, 23 boxes %oap, 1 case coffoe, I parcel, Martin; I bundle spades, I cask iron, Oliver and Ulph; 1 caae acids, 1 cask bottles, 1 case, drags, French and Co; 3 casks hardware, Briscoe; I case drapery, Bing, Harris, and Co; 1 case hardware, 12 kegs nails. 2 coses axes, 9 grindstones, 1 bundle scythe handles, 18 ovens, 1 bundle forks, 1 cask dishes, Briscoe and Co; 4 qr-caaks wine, 4 hhds stout, 2 cases gin, 1 do old torn, 1 case currants, 3 casks ale, 4 boxes soap, 12 bags sugar, 4 eases brandy, I cane, 1 cask. Turnbull; 1144 bundles iron, 1 keg rivets,' Martin; 1 d**e, 3 kegs, Briscoe. Per Geelongi For Tunara—C cheats tea, M'CsUum, Neill, and Co;, 30 half do, Buret 1 tiew»*«b«cc©/dO ; chests ■ tea,;,. Russell' l tad.

Co ; 4 qr-eaaks ram, M'Collura, Neill, and Co. For Oamarn-~i har iron. 2 sheets iion, 10 cases' oil, 1 cask, 1 ca*e, 2 dwa buckets, Briscoe ; I box tobacco, Steinhoff and Hart; 5 bundles spouting, Haworth ; 2 casks sodawater, Iteeves ami Co ; 10 bags Hour, Wilson; 1 caro, Ferguson and Mitchell ; I bag, Law, Somner, and Co ; I case confectionery, 8 packages sugar, 1 cose castor oil, I cask soda, 1 case coffee, M'Calimu, Neill, ami Co ; 1 bait*, 1 parcel saddlery, Fraser ; 1 trims, ■Butterworth ; 2 bale, Livingston ; lease, herbs. 1 cane, Wbittii-gham; 1 bag saddlery, Al'Master ; 1 pair felloes. 1 vice, Niven ; 4 cases old tern, 3 cases hock, 2 eases stout, 2 cases champagne, 1 casesarsanarJla, Howdeu; fi grates, 1 cask li onsets hoes, 1 package, iSriseoc ; 1 bag cabbage, 1 har-. iiioiiiiiin. Armstrong; 2 cas*.-s gfilvaniscd iron, 1 bundle ridging, Ru.wdl ; 2 c.i"ses, Bing, Harris, and Co; 1 cato iron, Royse. Mudie, and Co; I trunk, Sargo<«l ; 1 keg, 2 box<s, Macfarland ; I package, Ktnvaid, M'Queen, and Co. For Timaru—l shaft, 1 ba- ste'-d. 1 keg, 1 piir bellows, 1 caik sundries, I buiiklu buckets, 2 case), 1 bundle spades, 13 bars iron, 1 bundle shovels, Briscoe ; 1 cane salt, 4 bags do, 18 bags sugar, 1 do starch, 1 case chccne. 4 boxes, 2 bat's rice, 1 do blue, 7 cases riudrie*, Itojig and Hutton ; 4 kega lead, 2 kegs nails, Briseoo ; 1 cask vinegar, 2 cases, 1 kit fifth, M'Galium, Neill, and Co ; 1 bag iceds. Law, Somner, and Co ; 1 ease jams, I case salad oil, 1 case pickles, 1 cask curr.t'.'n, 2 boxes soap, 4 bags «alt, '2 half chests t'-.*i, ."» boxes tea, 1 keg herrings, 2 boxes pij«!S, 1 case vestan, 2 canes sardines, I do sauce, I do sundries. 2 boxes raisins, 6 bags o;i jar, 2 half cheats ten. 3 packages, fl boxes tea, I ease cheese, 4do soap, 8 packages tugar, 5 cases wine, 10 halt chests tea, 2 qr casks vinegar, 8 bags rice, 0 box'-s caudles, 4 packages sugar, 0 boxes candles, 2 boxes soap, 2 bags rice, 12 bags stigmr, I chest tea, 2 half-chests tea, 1 box raisins, 1 box pipes, M'Galium, Neill, and Co ; 1 case sugar, 4 cases oil, 4 boxes tea, 1 chest, 1 half-clutst, 1 qr-cssk sherry, 1 caso oil, 1 qr-caak port, I keg treacle, 1 case vinegar, 2 cas>*s cheese, 1 case sundries, Scoular ; 20 boxes candles, lfi boxes tea, 23 baas sugar, 20 cases oilmen's stores, 5 cases keroweuo, M'Callum, Neill, and Co"; fi ovens, 2 bundles spokes, I bundle shafts, Briscoe; 0 cases claret, 0 cases champagne, 2 do geneva, 1 do wine,' 2 do porter, 2 lwxcs tea, 1 do sundries, 1 tub butter, JSuvcly ;10 bales woolpacks, Russell ; 1 saw, Britscoe; 1 case jams, 4 boxes candles, 1 case salmon, 1 hbd, Brown and Co ; 2 kegs soft soap, 2 eatci, i parcel. French antl Co; 15 uanii weights, sundry packages ban! ware, Briscoe.

.SHI PPING TELteGItAMa -■ V m rzaj aV.

Lyttki,ton—October 12, Deva, brig, for Neweaatle. October 13, Wellington, from Dunedin, at 12.45 p.m.

The strong S.W. wind which prevailed on Tuesday increased to a gale during the night, and continued to blow with more or less violence throughout the whole of ytsterday, accompanied with occasional heavy Htjusllti which made communication with tho shipping a matter of difficulty. Tlio majority of the watermen's boats were double manned, anil corresponding fares charged to those whoso business called them afloat. The good holding ground which constitutes the Hafety of Otago harbor was proved yesterday, as not a single vessel dragged her moorings, nor did any accident occur. An American barque, with double topsail yards, appeared off the Heads at 7 a.m. yesterday. She had her jack flying at her foro for a pilot, but hoisted no number ; after tacking about for some tim", she was lost sight of to the northward. The barque may prove to be the Montana, from Boston, now some time due, with a general cargo of American commodities.

Tho steamer Tararua, for. Melbourne, via Bluff Harbor, and the Taranaki, for the Bluff only, took their departures yesterday afternoon, in the face of a stiff sou-wester.

Tho ships now duo from Home are the Timaru, $3 days out, and the Celocno and Chile, "5 days out. Either might heave in sight hourly. i Information has been received that the ship Hydra and barque CoUingwood are at anchor nnder the Nuggets—the prevailing westerly gales having prevented tticin from proceeding south. The announcements as to tho departure of the new steamer Wailnqui from this jKirt, have evidently bcou premature. The vcfltcl was only launched on Friday last, aud it is understood that a considcrahle amount of work has yet to be done to her. The Southland Times at Monday says:—"The s.s. Waihopai, to which much interest has of late been attached, was successfully floated off at high tide on Friday last. On Saturday steam waa got up, and during the forenoon she was put through a preliminary trial by sailing about the harbor, and afterwards went down tho river a con'sidcrablo distance. Tho little craft seemed to behave herself admirably, and, wo believe, gave every satisfaction to those most ultimately concerned. A f ter undergoing a more thorough and systematic test of her qualities, within tho next day or two she will, we understand, be put upon tho berth for Dunedin, and will be continued in the trade between that port and Invercargill." FoONDKRINO OFTIIkPI'WELI, SI.'HOO.NEK,— On the arrival of the Eliza Blanche, from Tasmania, on Sunday last, a report was furnished by Captain Young that he had seen a schooner off the Dromedary, which being suddenly missed, he supposed to have foundered, and by the arrival of the Gipsy this statement has been authenticated, aud tho vessel proves to be tho Picard, Captain Hopkins, who has arrived in Sydney. He states that on the Bth' instant, at noon, it wan found that the stormpost had gone, and he at once bore up for 1 wofold Bay, but at 4 p.m. it came on a heavy gale from the westward, which drove the schooner to sea; at 7 p.m. the wind shifted to the S.S.E., when he again made to tho southward. At 9 a. in. on the 9th, when off tho Dromedary about fifteen miles, found that the ship was settling down ; all hands were kept at the pumps, and after a hurried consultation, and 7 feet water being in the hold, it was decided to abandon her, the vessel being completely unmanageable. The crew then left the vessel, aud she foundered shortly after, and they landed at Montague Island. On tho Ilth, at noon, a schooner was sighted, which proved to be the Gipsy, from Twofold Bay, by which vessel they all reached Sydney in safety. Captain Hoskins, on behalf ot himself and crow, is anxious to express his thanks to the master, Captain Win field, for his kindness to them'while on board. Tho Picard was from Launceston on * the 25th ultimo, and had experienced heavy head winds up to the date of her foundering. — Sydney Herald, 23rd ult [The Picard was well known in the Otago trade, having made several successful voyages from Hobart Town, tinder tho command of .Captain Lewis, the present master of tho Craigellachio, now in port. J