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West Coast Times, Issue 216, 29 May 1866, Page 2

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May 28— South Australian, 5.8., Pain, from Melbourne via Dunedin and Nelson. Falcon, schooner, from the Grey. SAILED. May 21 — Konnedy, s.s., Whitwoll, for the Grey and Nelson. ENTERED INWARD. May 28 — Lizzie Coloson, 60 tous, Thomas Tyrrell, from Sydney. Passenger — Mr Wynne. ' Falcon, 42 tous, G. Mowafc, from Greymouth. South Australian, 436 tons, John Pain, from Nelson. Passengers — cabin : Miss Sampson, Miss Pagot, Miss Hillyor, Messrs Camoroii, Munchauseu, Kilgour, Russell, Tobin, Coßtigan,Hillyar, Mornick, Dcvoy, DocU, Capt. Lovy, and 125 in tho steerage. John Mitohell, 24 tons, J. A. Thompson, from Groyinouth. CLEAKED. May 28 — Volunteer, 22 tons, Jas. Sullivan, for Onehuuga, in ballast. Ballarat, 60 tons, G. H. Short, for Nolson, in ballast. Tauibo, 42 tons, John Wood, for Greymouth, with cargo transhipped ox Claud Hamilton EXPKOTED ABBIVALB. Maid of Erin, from Dunedin, early. Dunedin, from Dunedin, early. Lapwing, from Greymouth. Aurora, from Dunedin, early. Star of the Evening, from Melbourne, earlj. Isabella, from Dunedin, early. Keera, from Dunedin. Clarendon, from Melbourno, early. Hector, from Melbourne, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. South Australian, for Melbourne, to-day, loua, for Okarita, early. Otago, for Sydney, 2nd Juno. Bruce, s.b., for Okarita, Wednesday. VESSELS IN PORT. Cutteir — Volunteer. Schooner*. — Caroline, Tambo, Lloyds, Herald, Emma Eiiza, lona, Lizzie Coloson John Mitchol, Falcon. Steamers — Ballarat, Challenge, Tarra, Lioness. IMPORTS. Per Falcon, from Greymouth — 60 tons coal, Goodwood & Co. Por South Australian, from Nelson— 1 parcel, Clapcott j 1 parcel, Klein ; 150 sheep, order ; 3 pkgs bacon, 20 bags onions, Bain, Houghton, & Co. Per John, Mitchell, from Greymouth — 36 tons coal, J. A. Thompson.

The p.s. Bruce arrived in the offing last evening at 6 p.m. from Okarita, having made a remarkably quick voyage this time, only leaving here lost Saturday evening at 5 p.m., with a large quantity of cargo on board to discharge at Okarittv. We porceivo by our advertising columns, she will bo despatched again on Wednesday for Okarita. In our report yesterday of tho passage of the schooner Florence from Melbourno, that vessel was said to have sighted the Solamlor. It should havo been, that from westerly and , easterly winds, sho was driven to tho southward during a strong gale. The s.B. South Australian left Hobson'a Bay at three p.m. on Saturday, 12th instant, and after a fine run of something under five days arrived at Bluff Harbor, ivliicb. port sho again loft some day, 17 th instant, and arrived at Port Chalmers 6 a.m. 18th inst. After discharging cargo and passengers, left tho latter port 22nd inst., calling at Lyttleton 23rd, Wellington 24th, leaving there 25th, arriving at Nelson 26th, at which port sho remained till the morning of tho 27th, and arrived off Hokitika yesterday at 4.30 a.m. Tho Challenge tug steamer conveyed her passengers ashore, and the Lioness was also called into requisition to land sheep and a small quantity of cargo. The South Australian leaves again tliis morning for Melbourno direct at 9 a.m.