PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 935, 17 April 1868, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

ARRIVED. April 14 — Heather Bell, schooner, from New Castle with 230 tons ooals, H. T. Ross, agent. April 14- r Aucklani s.s. 533 tons, Harris, from Punedin. T. Brodrick, Agent. April 16 — Mary Von Avery, Bchooner, 41 tons Tonge, fromDuuedin. Cochran Granger and Co Agents. SAILED April 14— Auckland, s.s. 533 tons, HaxrisforMelbourne. T. Brodrick agent. IMPORTS. Per Auckland — 2 boxes, Union Bank ; 1 bale, T. Brodrick ; 17 cases cheese, 20 cases apples, Jas. Waddle ; 7 cases tobacco order ; 5 hhds ale, Nichol ; 5 cases merchandise, 3 do, T. Brodrick ; 2 pkgs. 1 trunk boots, Calder Blacklock and Co ; 2 cases drapery. Mair," Garven ; lease, Whittingham Bros. ; 120 r: ins, Brown & Stewart ; 1 bale drapery, Porter & Ueid; 2 cases, Ott; 2 cases, 2 bales, Yule & Co ; 6 cases, Porter & Reid; 3 cases, Mair & Gajven; 2 bales do. do. 1 case J. Coutts ; 2 cases W. Lewis ; 1 6 cases, 2 bales, Whittingham Bros ; 4 pkgs iron netting;, Brown & Stewart; 1 pkg, Mr Brown ; 4<as s, 6 do, 1 bag order ; 20 bags flour, Robertson ; 1 trunk boots, Sloan •& Sons ; 1 do, Daniela; 3 cases drapery, Nichol; 3 cases, 3 trusses, Hare, Pratt and Co ; 1 ease chemicals, Hayes ; 1 pockethops ( l3bag9malt, R.Buchanan ; 9 kegs nails, 2 cases sundries, 36 bars iron, 4 bdla do, Mrs Cowper; 1 pel, Stocker; 1 pel, Daniels ; 1 pel, Yule and Co ; 1 pel, Cochrau and Co; 1 pel, M'Grigor; 1 pel Butts; 1 pel, Russell ; 1 pel, Smith. Per Mary Von Avery fron Dunedin — Ex ■warehouse (under bond) 40 casks ale, Dalgety Rattray and Co ; 165 bags sugar, 2 cases tobacco, Matheson & Cameron ; sqr casks rum, Hare Pratt and Co ; 21 casks ale, H. T. Ross ; (transhipped ex Lochiel, from London) 4 boxes merchandise, Dalgety Rattray and Co; (undtr Arms Act) 2 rolls lead, 20 kegs blasting powder, 1 keg shot, Collector of Customs"; "(free and duty paid) 2 boxes tin plates, 1 bdle iron wire, 1 bdle buckets, 1 case sundries, 1 cask glass, 1 case do, H. Jaggers ; 71 bars iron, 5 bdls do, 20 drums oil, 1 bdl shafts, 12 camp ovens and covers, 1 case axes, 1 cask sundries, 12 doors, 163 boards, 1 case glass, 6 bdls sashe3, 2 cases hardware, 1 do pails, 4 do chairs, 30 kegs nails, 1 busgypole and bar, 4 stoves, 3 boilers, 1 case machinery, R. Tapper ; 5 bales cornsacks, J. Ross and Co ; 7 bags lime, Gourlay ; 1 pair springs, 1 pkg leather, J. D. Morgan; 140 bdls standards, 36 bdls screws, Calder Blacklock and Co: 10 cases kerosene, 10 cases jams, 16 cases merchandise, Matheson Cameron; 1 chest tea, 23 bags sugar, 1 case sago, 2 cases jams, 6 cases soap, 1 do sardines, J. Hamilton; 2. cases cheese, 1 do sundries, 7 bdls spades and shovels, 1 do forks, 6 cases chairs, 10 do oysters, 1 do picks, 3 do axes, 1 do glassware. 3 do tubs, 12 do pegs, 1 do brooms, 4 doz pails, 2 chests tea, Ekensteen & Hall ; 5 cases kerosene, Wittwer and Co ; 173 bars iron, 15 bdls do, 1 cask tar, 1 plough, 1 mould board, 1 bdl Sittings, 3 do harrows ; 16 cart boxes, 1 fireiron, 1 cask horse shoes, I. Bridge ; 1 case sundries, 4 keg nails, 1 bdl bellows, 1 keg wedges, 1 cask horse shoes, 6 tire irons, 1 forge back, 6 bdls hoop iron, 3 do sheet iron, 71 bars iron, Mrs Cowper ;. 1 case axes, 4 bdls shovels, 4 kegs nails, 6 bdls brooms, 2 do handles 1 case tinware, 2 bdls sluicing forks, J. Malaghan ; 3 casks glassware, n v._ i.,.1... <> -- 1...— J1-- T — T,., -1 O cases axes, I bdle rakes, 2 uo forks, 1 do spades, 2 cases painkiller, 13 cases lobsters, 1 case strawberrieß, 1 do florida water, 1 do pine apples, 1 do sundries, 8 kegs nails, 2 doz pails, 2 cases hardware, 2 do axes. 1 do bags, 1 do scales, 1 do milk pails, 10 kits fish, 2 drums soda, Hare Pratt and Co; 2 cases glassware, 1 cask hardware, E. Hargin ; 1 box sundries, Webster; 1 case iron, Mr Dalglish ; 1 case machinery, M'Leod : 1 xmse sundries, Cochran Granger and Co. PASSENGER IIST. April 14 — Per ss. Auckland from Dunedin — Cabin : "Vtessrs M'Oulloch, Jewell, Gill, De Beer, Murchie, Esgate, Brown, and iive in steerage. Per Auckland for Melbourne — Cabin : Mr Cullender, and ten in steerage.

■ The 8.8. Auckland, left Wellington on her Southern trip on Thursday last, at 4 p.m. arriving at Lyttelton at noon on the following day. Left Port Cooper at 2 p.m. an Saturday, and made Port Chalmers on Sunday at 7 p.m; sailed again at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon, and arrived at the Bluff on Tuesday morning early. She experienced fine weather throughout. The brig Heather Bell left Newcastle on 28th March with fine weather ; on the second Hay out encountered a heavy gale from N.W. to S.W., which, continued for nine days ; — the ship during this time wa3 hove to under closed reefed maintopsail. On the 31st the gale increased to a complete hurricane, with a tremenduous sea. Had fine weather during the remaining part of the voyage, and arrived at the Bluff on the morning of the 14th, and was berthed alongside the wharfsame afternoon.