EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

West Coast Times, Issue 214, 26 May 1866, Page 2

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Maid of Erin, from Dunedin, early. • • Duuedin, from Dunedin, early. Lnpwinir, from Groy mouth, , j Aurora, from D\»ucdin, early. > Star of tho Evening, from Melbourne), early. Isabella, from Dunedin, early. , j !fcoera, from Dunedin. I .riioanoTKp departures. Claud Humilton, lor kelson ',and Northern Ports, to-day. Thane, for" Nelson, oarly. Koanedy, ?.s.> for Grey, Buller, and Nelson to-day. ' \ South Australian, for Molbouvno, 29fc i 1 "Jane Lockliarfc, for Sydnoy, this day. Bruce, lor Okarita, this day. lona, for Okavita, this day. I Otago, for Sydnoy, 2nd June. i VESSELS ' lIC TORT. i Cuttor— : Yoluntcer. j • richooneri. ■ — Caroline, Tambo, Lloyd's Herald, Emma, Eliza, lona. Jane Lockhart. Steamers — Ballarat, Challenge, Yarra, Bruce. IMPORTS. Per Bruce, from Okarita : 8 hhcls beor, Loutilt, Kcid and Co. ; 4 cases, 2 kegs butter, S. Jacobs ; 1 bole, Graves. Per Thane, from Napier and "Wellington : ' ' 42 head of cattle, 200 sheep, order. Per Claud Hamilton, from Nelson : 80 bales, chaff, 6 casks butter, Anderson and Mowat;. 6 cases books, order ; 18 package 8 boots, M'Beath and Co. j 10 kegs butter, 5 packages, order ; 4 packages boots, 1 cnao, 1 truss, 2 trunks boots, Alcorn and Co. ; 2 cases drapery, Shaw and Buttius ; 3 packages drapery, J. Whito j 414 1 cases glass, '8 pieces canvas, 1 bale, order ; 1 case, Stanford ; 1 truss drapery, Whito and Pirio ; 3 bales drapery, Isaacs j 1 box, Johnson 5 1 caso, Stewart ; 1 package, Capt, Turnbull : 20 cases brandy, Ohing, Churches and Co; 10 bars iron, order ; 2QO sheep, Stafford : 101 sheep, Freik. Per Voluntcor, from Onohunga : 5000 ' bricks, 11 tons v'otatoes, 1£ tons onions, 10 kegs butter, 8 bags lime, 13 boxes orangos, 1 case dried fish, G. W. Bunnoy and Co. ; 2 boxes, Capt. Quance.

The p.s. Bruce, I . .although offered consider- , able inducements for, .the Groy, still remains in harbor, loading for Okarita, to which port her agent, ns will be ' seen by ouv advertising columns, intends despatching her this day, at 4 p.m. , . . The Challenge,' tug' 'steamer, brought from the Claud Hamilon tho/ passengers ancl mails for the port, The cargo will bo landed by lighter, and partially yesterday per Persevere steamer. The paddle-steamer Persevere left Hokifika ■on Tuesday, arriving off tho Grey samo tide, but too late, to tako tho bar. Next tide proceeded over the bar with safety and discharged cargo. On Wednesday, at 2 p.m., went over the.bar and towed in tho Cymrncs, fr»m Dunedin, rind, subsequently towed in tho Falcon, from Ilokitika ; then towed out tho Murray, bound Melbourne, and at 6.30 p.m. took the Maid of tho Mill, from Lyltclton, in tow wiilv 1 safety over tho brir. On Thursday tonsd out the John and Jano, bound for Melbourne, and , landed from tho Claud Hamilton " 35 passengers from Nelson. Yesterday movning she loft' the Grey" at 1 a.m., and on arrival off Hokitika went alongside tho Claud Hamilton to receive shcop aud cargo, arriving at the wharf at 5 p.m. Captain Macmoikan reports the Grey bar as bad j only .6 feet of water upon it at full tide. The Lioness was in the Groy.