PORT OF INVERCARGILL.
INWAKDS.May 19— Nil. : 7 ■ May 20— Mayflower, ?0 tons, Anderson, from Launceston. May 21— Pet, 290 tons, Grant, from Hobart Town. OUTWAEDS. May 19 to 21— Nil. INWARDS COASTWISE. May 19— Reindeer, 52 tons. Proctor, from Stewart's Island. May 20— Titania, 56 tons, Jarvey, from Dunedin. May 21— Folly, 17 tons, Wheeler, from Stewart's Island. OUTWAEDS coastwise. May 19— Colleen Bawn, 29 tons, Thompson, for Riverton. May 19— William Miskin, 74 tons, Wilson, for Dnnedin. May 20 and 21— Nil. | TMPOETB. Per Mayflower, from Launceston : 707 feet tim"ber, 30 tins paint, 14 boxes glass. R cans oil. 3 barrel* cement, 22 bundles sashes. 12 do mouldings, 72 doors, 1 hhd ale, 37 bogs malt, 330 do oats, 200 do flour, 6 tons chaff, 1 tierce bar' ware, ]9 tubs butter. 1 case eges, 2 barrels bacon, 25 packages furniture. P.. S. Button nnd Co. Per Pet, from Hobart Town : 15 cases jam. 10 do fruit, order ; 160 bags sugar, 3 qr-casks whiskey, 50 cases do, 3 qr-tierces tobacco. 15 casks crushed sugar, 5 barrels cnrrants, John Hnmilton ; 50 boxes apples, William Chandler : 71 cases apples. 15 chests tea, ?"> casks butter, 47 bags oats, John Hamilton,; >-" ' cases apples, 77 bags potatoes, 40 do onions, \.W. Gillies: 2 opposum rugs. 1 case shoes. 1 do crockery. 1 do iron bed • steads, 22 kegs paint, i keg dried apples, 2 eases coffee, 1 tub butter. Hamilton : 132 cases fruit, 121 bags oats. 9 casks butter. 273 bags potatoes. 10 do peas, 4 do beans, order ; 1 case bor>ts. 1 bale leather. Chandler ; 100 enses apnles, 3,400 ■palings. 51.000 shingles. 91.000 feet timber. 285 felloes, 200 bullock poles, Hamilton ; 79 bags potatoes, 4 000 palings, order : 8 qr-casks wine. 3 do gin. 15 boxes raisins. 58 ha""8 potatoes, G cases nrrowroot. 1 case bacon, 2 boxes leather, 1 case grindery, 6 packages furniture, 1 machine, 1 case drugs, -1 iron pumps. Hamilton. PASSENGER LIST. Per Pet. from Hobart Town : Mr Francis, Miss Francis. Martin Francis, Mr Holmes. M 1 " Archer, Mister Archer, Mrs Moir and child, Mrs Grunttry : and 4 in fhe steerage. Per Mayflower, from Launceston : Mr Jacob James, Mr Thomas Perkins, Mrs Perkins and o children. The Titania. Cintain Jarvey. left. Otago Heads at ]0.30 a.m. on Mmdav last, and anchored nfc the B'uffat 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening. Left the Bluff nt 6 n.m. on Wednesday, and arrived in the New River at 8.30 a.m. Capt. Jarvey reports finding the barque Pet, of Hobart Town, aground between the Spit and the Guiding Star Rock. Finding tho vessel in tbis critical position, he ran alongside, and towed her off the snnds up to the Red Buoy. bringing the nasscngers hy the Pet up to tovn with him. The Titania experienced light soiitherlv weather all thp passage. The barque Pet. 2f,9 tons, Captain Grant, just entered at the Custom Honse, has made a pretty good pa«?ngp from Hobart Town. The time occupied between the Heads there and those of this port was six days. The Pet brings about the largpst quantity of timber and produce ever sent by npe ve««el to Invercargill. It is consigned to Mr John Hamiltou.
PORT OF INVERCARGILL.
Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 4, 22 May 1863, Page 2
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