INWARDS—COASTWISE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2200, 23 February 1869, Page 2

INWARDS—COASTWISE.

February 2?nd —Excelsior, 35 tons, BeU, master, from Pclorus Hound, with cargo. Keith Ramsay, ngent.

Planet, 20 tons, Bain, master, from Oamaru, with cargo, Keith Ramsay, agent. Taiaroa, s.s, 51 tons, Tail, master, from Port Molyneux, witb cargo. J. 11. Mudie, agent. Ann and Maria, 237 tons, Finlayson, master, from Chathams, with cargo. W. and G. Turnbull and Co agents.

Wallace, p.», 50 tons, Malcolm, master, from Oamaru, with cargo. Johu Johes and Co, a&mta. ,a"'

Keera, s s, 158 tons, Gorii, master, from Lyttelton, kc, with cargo. G. O. RusseU and Co, agents. / Aparima, 22 tons,'Pratt, from Kakanui, with-carj,'o. J. Ha'inann, agent. Beautiful Btar; b.s, 125 tons, Hepburn, master, from Lyttelton, &c, with cargo. IL Houghton and Co, agents. OUTWARDS—COASTWISE. February 22nd—Matild<\ Hayes, 20 tons, Bowers, nnslur, for Oamaru, &c. Keith Ramsay, agent. Herald, 5.') tons, M'Kenzie, master, for Timiru, in ballast. R. IJ. Martin and Co, agiri)t->. Elizabeth Curie, 76 toni, Osborn. master, for Hokitika, with cargo. H. Houghton and Co, fcgents. Wallace, fifi tons, Malcolm, master, for Oamaru, with cargo. J. Jones and Co, agents. IMPORTS. Per Planet, frmh Oamaru : Free and duty paid —10 bags wheat, li do barky, J Brook ; 80 bales wool, 1 caao pumps, G G Russell and Co. " . Por Aparima, from Kakanui: 25 baby? wool, Cargills and M'Lean; 120 bags wheat, Douglas and Co. EXPORTS. Per Matilda Hayes: For Oamaru, transhipped, ox Celaeno, under bond—loo cases brandy, Keith Ibimsiy. Freo and duty paid —lo'oyft timber, Bbtok and Thomson; 36 doors, Gibbs and Clayton ; 2000 ft timber, J Gray. For Moeraki—l package, 1 caso boota, Herous and Co; 1 bundle sashes, Gibbs & playtort; 4 kegs, 1 caso, 1 package. Maekerras and Co ; I ciso sundries. Harper and Co; 1 cask, Hughes and Co; 2 cases raspberry vinegar, Keevcs and Co ; 2 mats rice, 2 bags oatmoal, It Wilson and Co; 1 case, 1 box, It S Dods ; 1 caao, 3 bundles, Briscoe and Co; 1 otae, 2 trusses. Butterworth Brothers ; 20U0ft timber, J Gray. For Shag Point—l ton coal, H-aiston and Co. Per Elizabeth Curie, for Hokitika : Ex varelumso, under lon'i—l2o cases whisky, 2 qr-c*ißks do, 30 ihes's candles, 3 cases hams, 3 do bacon, M Galium, Neill. and Co. Under tho Arras Act—s cwt shot, 10,000 cups, 501'uj gunpowder, Briscoo aiid Co. Free and duty paid— 5 cases merchandise, E J Jones ; 30 drums oil, 2 c.ws varnish-' 1 tierce, 7 kegs, I caso paint, H Walden ; 50 bags oats, W and J Scoular ; 10 cases cofl'io. Gregg and Co ; 3 cases galvanised iron, 2 do veatas, 2 do patent medicine,' 4 casks vinegar, 5 casks ale, 2 do sugar, W and G- Turnbull and Co; 59 oases merchandise, X Harp, r ai.d Co ; 4 cases, 1 cask, 2 pkgs, C Fk'Ximn; 21 bans oatmeal, Anderson and Mowat; 18 bdls iron, 27 kegs nails, G bdls buckets, 7 cases, 3 casks, 22 bars and bdls iron, 21 wheels, 18 cases iron, 1 grindstone, 1 drum turps, 20 k»gs white load, 250 tars iron, 83 i undies do, 1 cask shoes, A Hriacim, and Co; 230.bags pats, Little aud Co ; 25 bales chaff, 100 bags oats, I) II Miller ; 40 do do. Little and Co ; 60 do brari, Anderson ami Mowat ; 50 do oats, A Fleming ; 10 chests hams and bacon, JM'C.ilbun, JSoill, and Co ; 1 caso glassware, Ma^he3on Brothers ; 12 sacks oatmeal, Andorsoti and Muivat ; 12 do wheat, M Fleming; 10 casus} currants, W and J Scoular. 7 „_ Per Wallace, for Oamaru : Ex warehouse undorbondf^-20 casks tbrindj^- 10 do geneva, M'(lailum, Is'eiU; aad .On*^Fwa and duty paid—fitl bales cornsaeks. M'Callum, Neill, and Co ; 50 cases fruit, H J Chapman and Co; 49 packar-e*. i liver and Uiph; 6 eases, Hayman and Co; I do, G S Brodrick; 4 bundles iron, MarshaU and Copeland ; 3 drums ink, R B Martin and Co ; 70 barrels ■standards, 250 bars iron, Cargills and M'Loaa; 4 hhds, J L and C Burko; 4 do, Strachtn ; 44 bajis coke, J Hutchison and Co ; 43 package*. Briscoe and Co; 32 do, M'Callum, Neill, and Co ; 1 caso hams, R Wihon and Co ; 4 drums oil, H Walden ; 2 packages, Calvert and CampbeU.

There woro no arrivals at the Port yesterday and the only departure waa the ketch Flying Squirrel, for t.amaru, which beat out in the afternoon. # •-j Yesterday being the anmveraary of the

birthday of General Washington, the American barque, Celeste Clark, dressed out in bunting in honour of the occasion. Bbc had flying at her mixen the number "Washington."

The barque Sea Shell, from the Mauritius, commenced discharging her cargo of sugars yesterday forenoon. The *b*"p Timaru took onboard yesterday 300 balea of wool, which had been brought by tbe Keera. from Timaru. Arrangements have been made for the despatch of tlio P. aad KZ., Cotnp*ny'a steamer Kaikoura direct for England, about the middle of .March. She lias the reputation of being very fast under canvas, and as in tbis instance she will have to depend whvlly on her sailing qoaliti'is, Jusr spread of canvas will be considerably increased by atudd-ngsarlu and staysails. Her propeller will be unshipped, and tbe screw aperture (i Jkd up. She will leave under the command of Captain 8. H. Wright, lato of the company's steamer Ruahine, taking wool and pledgers, and, with lair average weather, ought to mako the passage as speedily as ordinary sailing ships.—fcydney Morning Herald. The barquo Free Trader anchored in the cove shoitly beforo 11 o'clock last nii;ht, after having accomplished one of the fastest passages ever mado between tbo two ports. Indeed, she has achieved the remarkable feat of not only bringing the first news of ber departure from the port for which she sailed hence, but also the earliest information of her arrival at that port on her outward trip. Captain Robinson reports that he left, Dunedin on the lst inst. Passed tho Solander on tho following Wednesday, and saw a whaling ship (not made out) with her main-yard aback. Her boats wore out, and there was a sperm whale in sight., Signals wero exchanged with tho Hydra, 1 ound from Newcastle to Dunedin. Tho weather throughout the passage was fine, with easterly and north-easterly winds. Tire barquo will gail immediately on her return voyage for Dunedin, and will forward pas sengers desirous of proceeding thero to Lyttelton.—Hobart Town MercuryThe sailing ship Tantalon Cattlo, Captain Howson, of Messrs Donald Currie and Co.'s Castle line of packets between England and Calcutta, has just arrived at London from Calcutta Sand Heads 'in 78 days. The passage out was made in 80 days, and the wholu voyage has been completed in six months 18 days, including 42 days' detention in the Hooghly, the fastest voyage yet made. Tho Tantallon Castle is now three and a half yoars old, and has just completed her fifth voyage between England and Calcutta. — Times, Nov. 0. The Victory, from New York at this port, reports as follows :—November 15th, passed tho barque Kate Chiprnan, waterlogged and abandoned, with topmast bar, caps, jibboom, nnd redder gone, in lat 43, long 00. November 18th, at 5.30 a.m., took from tho schooner Warrior, of Jersey, from Oporto for Newfoundland, the surviving crew of tho barque Lancaster, from iQue'.cc, for this port, viz., Lawrence Jones, first officer ; James Colter, second officer ; Robert Robinson; carpenter; William Fletcher, steward; John Collins, John Duffin, Michael M'Kcvett, Owen M'Kevett, Henry Lewis, James Harnold, Thomas Nelson, and Patrick Bird, seamen ; making in all 12 persons. Thoy report lestWilliam Tickle, master ; W. Ormond, cook; W. Bowls, seaman ; and Thomas Scales, boy. They report the barque wrecked by the sea in lat 46, long 42. We took them on board in lat 45, long 40.—Times.