BLUFF HARBOUR.

Southland Times, Issue 13481, 15 June 1896, Page 2

BLUFF HARBOUR.

ARRIVED. June 13- -Corinna, 8.5., 800 tons, Rolls, from Dunedin. Union Steamship Co, agents. .SAILED. June 13— Corinna, s.b., 800 tons, Rolls, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Co, agents. IXFIOTBS ARRIVALS Prom Northern Ports — Talune From Melbourne— Wakatipu ra port. Barque-~-Opawa r!OTORTB. Per Corinna — 70 packages. Consignees— A Scott, Niehol Bros, John Dale, Nelson Bros, Wesney Bros, O A Whealler, New-ton. EC PORTS. Per Corinna— ll3o sacks oats, 22 do linseed, JG Ward Association ; 268 do oats, 44 do linseed, N.M and A Oo ; 608 do oats, G E Tucker ; 400 do do, 55 do linseed, N.Z. Loan Co ; 310 do oats, Tothill, Watson and Co ; 925 do do, A S Paterson and Co ; 202 do do, A White and Co ; 8 bags feathers, Wixon ; 8 pkgs titi, C Bradshaw ; 7do do, bag feathers. Waitiri ; 76 sacks oatmeal, N.M. and A Co ; 61 kits titi, Mulloy ; 6 cases do, Townsend; bundle trees, R Cleave; 2 cases titi, Express Co ;56 kits do. Palmer ; case coffee, D Strang ; 6 pieces machinery, S.F.I. Co ; 9-2 packages felt, J G Ward Association"; 10 do titi, bag feathers, T West ; 26 packages titi, John Tepini ; 12 sicks oysters, Urvrin and Koderique ; cask, 8.0. Co. The steamer Corinna arrived from Dunedin at 7 a.m. on Saturday, took on board a quantity of produce, and sailed" for Dunedin at 3.30 p.m. Whilst on the voyage from Mauritius to Port Phillip Mr Waterston's barque Alexa passed through some Stormy experiences, and several of her crew being laid down with fever, the vessel was placed at an increased disadvantage. She left Mauritius on 9th April with a cargo of sugar, and on the 14th ult. fell in with a furious west south- westerly gale in lat. 39.30 S. and long. 95 E. The vessel was hove to for 24 hours, during which prodigious seas broke over her and did a good deal of damage, the decks being continually full of water. Everything of a movable nature on deck was washed overboard, and the position of the barque was critical. At the end of 36 hours from its commencement the gale subsided, and the vessel, attended by fresh north-westerly to south-westerly winds, proceeded. [By Cablb.] Lokdos, June 12. Arrived— S.S. Hawkes Bay, from Wellington (April 26); Soukar, ship, from Lyttelton (Feb. 8); Pitcairn Island, barque, from Lyttelton (Feb. 7). Sailed— Edenholme, for the Bluff. ALBAST, June 13. Arrived— S.S. Arcadia, from Plymouth. Passengers for New Zealand- Messrs Hallenstein, George, and Laughton. Hobart, June 13. Arrived — S.S. Tongariro, from London, and sailed for Wellington at 5 p.m. She landed 21 passengers here and has 49 for New Zealand. Stbkky, June 14. Arrived— S.S. Hauroto, from Wellington ; Waihora, from Auckland.