BLUFF HARBOR. ARRIVED.

Southland Times, Issue 3342, 7 March 1879, Page 2

BLUFF HARBOR. ARRIVED.

Maid -of Otago, schooner, 50 tons, Graham, from BHnedin: ' Master, agent. " Arawata. s.s., 623 tons,' Underwood, from Melbourne. Carfiills, Gibbs, and Co., agents. Pas--Ben<*ws-^-For Bluff : Mesdames Strickland and Godgeon and family (2), Misses Edwards, Robertson, .Rawson, and Brophy, Master McCaughan and servant, Messrs McLennan, Selby,"Beale, "Cross, and Smith. For' Dunedi n: Mesdames Kirk, Greig, and Ryan, Miss Grog--hegan; Messrs .Quick, Short (2), Wrede, Connor, and Clarke. For Lyttelton : Mesdames Tait and infant, Rose, and Restell, Mr and Mrs Collier, Mr and- Mrs Beagleisle, Captain and Mrs Toswill and family and 2 servants, Masters" Roache (2) and Restell, Messrs Casß, Rose, and Jeffreys. For Wellington : Mrs Richmond and child, Miss and Master .Richmond, Mr and Mrs; Sandilands and family (9), Messrs Elphinstone, Trapp, and Short. For Nelson : Mrs and , Miss Kelly and infant, Messrs Johnston and Law. For Napier: Mrs Rardell, Mr Tiffen. Ninety in steerage for all ports. Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Fraser, from Dunedin. - T. Brodrick, agent. Passengers — Mrs Little and 3 children, Miss Brown, Master Smith, Messrs Redley and McKeshie. Rapid, cutter, G. Newton, from Rnapuke, with I horses. - I v SAILED, ' , Arawata, s.s., 623 tons, Underwood, for Dune- " Cargills, Gibbs, and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Per^Arawata — 148 packages,- order; 80 do, Waddel and Co ; 14 do, Angus ; 1 do, Galloway and Burns ; 5 do.iLawj»on ; 18 do. Collector of Customs; 57 do^ Petchell Brothers; 33 do, McDonald; 5.d0,-Bnclianan; 7 do, Smith; 3 do, Rodgers ; 281 do, McPherson and Co ; 185 do, Mathesbn/ahd Co ; 23 do, Stock and Co ; 26 do, Hannah-; 2 do, Craig and Co ; ,29 dp, Anderson; 26 do.Ttoss ; 56 do, Cleave ; 29-do, Greig : 2'do, McDonald; 1 do, Weekly News; 1 do, Whittingham Brothers; 1 do.'Erskine; l.do, Chapman 1 ;' 1 do, Mehaffey ; 1 do, Hawson, Petchell, and I Co ;• 1 do. Bank, of Australasia ; 1 do, Bailey ;-l do,' Petcheli"; 1- do, Fraser; 1 do, Guthrie and Larriach. Per Wanganui— 4 packageyNichbl arid Tucker; 20 sacksjour, Walker ; 30 do, Waddel and Co ; 205 pieces timber, Thompson ; 3 hhds ale, Whifcten^ t „.,-,' • EXPORTS. Per Arawata — 5 cases coffee, Strang ; 1 do, 1 bale paper, McPherson and Co.; 5 do, Mataura Paper Qo; 5 hhds ale, Mirtin; 1 case jams, J. Sinclair ; 1 pa'reel, Gargills, Gibbs, and Co. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.' From London— Abbey Holme' „ Cardiff— Albatross. „ . Dane,din — Mary Helen. » '' '",',' — Moa. • „ „ — Maid of Otago. „ Oamaru— Sea Gull. „ North — Hotorua. , „ Newcastle — FireSy. Captain Fraser, of the s.s. Wanganui, reports having left Dunedin at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, arriving: at Bluff at noon yesterday. Experienced jlight easterly winds with fine weather on inn down. ; . „,,;.< • Captain Graham, of the schooner Maid of Otago, left, Port Chalmers at mid-day on Saturday last.;/ Had light baffling winds to Snnday .night/ then' NJ3. breeze, carrying him to Nug-gets^wh'en,wind-fell light. Passed Nuggets at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, got wind from the eastward on Wednesday, arriving atJßlufE at 7 p.m. The Maid of Otago brings 360. rails for the Waimea Railway Company, and will load timber for Dunedin. i . The Union Steamship Company's s.s. Arawata, Captain' Underwood, left the Sandridge Railway Pier at 3.15 p.m. on the 28th February, proceeded lo Port Phillip Heads/ and anchored there until the- arrival of the R.M.S.S. Assam. At 2 p.m. on the Ist March transhipped the New Zealand portion of the Suez mail, and sailed at 3.30; p.m. with 6o.6aloon, 90 steerage passengers, and 520 tons of cargo. She cleared Port Phillip Heads at 3.45 ;p.m., and passed Swan Island at 10 a.m. next day. Experienced strong easterly winds during the ran across ; sighted land at B.£o p.m. on the sth inst.. arriving at the Bluff wharf at 8:80 a.m. on the 6th. Landed Bluff porti&i of cargo and passengers— 6o tons of the former" and 16 of the Litter — an,d sailed at 5 p.ni: •" ~ ' "'"'.' ■Th.c - TTnipn. Company's- newsteamei; Botomahana, 2000"'tons, is expected to leave London direct for New Zealand on or *bont Ist July next, and as she is expected , to have, a very rapid -/passage, no doubt many colonists will take the opportunity of steaming direct to the colony. , " , v '' (BY' ELECTRIC" TELEGRAPH.) * iv-' - '<■ - ' ' - DtHf EDESvMarch 6. * Bailed— BStorna, ft»p=Biaff and Melbourne. •