BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Issue 4995, 5 August 1884, Page 2

BLUFF HARBOR.

ARB.ITED. Aug. 4 — Ringa*ooma, s.s., 623 tons, Tozer, from Melbourne. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Passengers— Messrs J. D. Moore, C. A. Hyger, J. H. Gray. SAILED. Aug. 4 — Ringarooma, s.s., 623 tons, Tozer, lor Port Chalmers. Union Steam Ship ComEany, agents. Passengers —Mr and Master hea Lawlor, Mr Joyce, Mr and Mrs Carmody, and four children. Lord of the Isles, barque, 208 tons, Shearer, for Sydney. J. Q-. Ward, agent. Northern Belle, barque, 214 tons, Morris, for Adelaide. N.Z. Loan and M.A. Co., agents. Automne, barque, 315 tons, Laine, for Sydney. Carsvrell, White and Co., agents. Bimu, cutter, Scollay, for Stewart Island. BIPKOTKD ARRIVALS. From Melbourne — Te Anau From Northern Ports — Arawata From Wellington— Phonix, barque VEBBBLB IH POET. Cutters— Rapid, Dolly Varden, Annie, Lizzie, BraTO, Schooner — Kekeno . IMPORTS. Per Ringarooma — 25 pkge, J Stock and Co ; 80 do, Aitkin, Cross and Co j I do, J W Brown, 2 do, order, 2 do, Paisley and Co ; 7 do, Price and Bullied ; 10 do, K. and Co ; 6 do, Sloan and Sons 5 48 do, Wm Todd; 1 do, J. Kingsland ; 13 do, Ross; 21 do, A Scott ; 1 do, Osborne and Baker ; 1 do, SG McDonald ;.1 do, Robertson Bros. EXPOHTB. Per Lord of the Isles— 296o sacks oats, J G Ward. Per Automne — 4644 sacks oats, Carswell, White and Co. Per Northern 8e11e— 3219 eacks oats, Kaye and Carter. Per Ringarooma — 1 engine, Jas Waddel and Co ; 5 bags oye'ers, Hutton ; 16 baie3 rabbitskinp, Ido sheepskins, N.Z.S. Co ; 3 casks oysters, Williamson ; 5 do do, East and Co ; 1 hhd, J T Martin ; 1 case oyscers, Hamilton ; 150 sacks flour, 10 do oats, 10 do wheat, 52 do oatmeal, 300 bags flour, Fleming and Gilkison ; 70 Backs oats, Watt and Reason ; 500 do wheat, N.Z. Loan and M.A. Co ; 2 cases plants, R Cleave ; 1 case stationery, Campbell.

The Rirgarooma, Captain J. Tozer, from Melbourne direct, arrived at Bluff at 7.30 am. yesterday. She left Melbourne at 6 p.m. on the 80th ; experienced fine weather nntil the evening of the 2nd, when she encountered a strong 8 W. gale and heavy beam sea to arrival. j The temporary lull in the weather yesterday morning enabled the barques Automne, Lord of the Isles, and Northern Bslle to take tbeir departure. The wind freshened from the southwest in the afternoon and would prevent them getting to the westward through the straits, but as there eeems little probability at present of a fair wind coming for them, they cannot do much worse than going to look for one. The well-known brig Drover, built at Aberdeen in 1846, has recently been sold to a Cook- i town firm for £350. The barque Vanguard has been seized at Brisbane by the owners of the Farningharu, pending action which has been brought in the Vice-Admiralty Court, to recover damageß for the lo6a of the latter vessel by collision.

(By Telegraph.) Auckland, Aug 4, The e.B. lonic, which arrived tc-day, brings 4718 tons of cargo for all ports. She commenced discharging at once, and is expected to get away South on Thursday. The passengers are m good health. She brought no Government immigrants.