PORT OF HOKITIKA.

West Coast Times, Issue 220, 2 June 1866, Page 2

PORT OF HOKITIKA.

HIGH WATKH. Saturday ... 11.48 a.m. ... 0.7 p.m. Sunday' ... 0.32 a.m. ... 0.57 p.m. ARIUVED. Juno I.— Gothenburg, s.s., from Molboumo, with pnssenp:cr.i and cargo. Crest of the Wave, schooner, from Lyttolton, with cargo. B.VHXD, Jnno I.— Wnllibi, 5.0., for Grey, Builer, and Nelson, with passongora. Lizzio Coloson, schoonor, for Sydney, m ballast. Tambo, ketclj, for Grey, m ballast. EKTEBED. June 7 .—Crest of tho Wave, 56 tons, G\ W. Clarke, from Lyltolton. (^olhonbnrar, 5.8., 800 tons, Macloo, from Molboumo. Passengers — Mr and Mrs Toot and family (8), Mrs Ogilvio and family (4), Mr a»'l Mrs M'Mnhon, Mr and Mrs White, Mr and Mra Miles, Mrs Lloyd,, Mns Etbiis, Mips Norriee, Messrs Stanhouse, Drew, Flint, Cro:-by, Casoy, Gordon, iv the cabin; and 115 iri llio foro cabin.

CI/EARED.

Jane I.— Wallibi, 81 tons, A. Palmor, for Greymouth. Lizzie Cole3on, 61 tons, John Dunn, for Sydney, in ballast ; 3 passongors. Caroline, 10 tons, \Yilliam Thompson, for Bruce Bay,

BXPEOTED AHKIVAT.B. Maid of Erin, from Dunedin, early. Dunedin, from Dunodin, cavly. Lapwing, from Greymouth. Aurora, fr.om Dunedin, curly. ' Isabella, from Dunedin, eavly. Keera, from Dunodin. , Hector, from Melbourne, early. * Mary Stewart, daily, from Melbourno. Albion, from Molbouruo, early. PROJEOTBD DEPARTURES.

lona, for Okarita, early. Otfl"o, for Sydney and Melbourno, Juno 2. Star of the Evening, for Melbourne, 11th June. Keera, for Bluff Harbor and Dunedin, sth Persevere, for Greymouth, this day. Gothenburg, for Nelson, to-morrow. VKS9EM IN, PORT.

Schooners. — Caroline, Crest of tho Wave, Lloydß Herald, Emma Eliza, lona, John Milchel, Falcon. Steamors— Challenge, Yam, Lioness, Star of the Evening, Persevere.

IMPORTS.

Por Crest of tho Wave, from Lyttolton-*. 50 cases porter, order ; 50 cases brandy, Hawkes and Strouts ; 100 bago potatoes, 132 bags oats, 21 bags onions, 13 pigs, Ficher Bros ; 1 case books, 5 cases, E. Prosser ; 335 boxes candles, 54 kegs butter, 3 casks ironmongery, 18 cases salmon, 1 caso bath brick, 17 cases iam, 5 oases coffee, 21 casks cheese, 3 cases, i cask, 2 casks butter, 1 case iron, 21' bales cliaff, 9300 brioks, Hawkes and Strouta ; £ ton bacon, 15 casks pickles, 5 cases lobstors, 5 cases sauces, 1 case bath brick, 2 cases butter, 1 keg dried applos, 1 cask coda, 59 kegs butter, 3 cases, order. Per Gothenburg— 3 cases, 1 truss, Cashmore and Co j 4 cases, Brooko and Co ; sdo bacon, Hall and Eiulay ; 2 do merchandise, Mark and Co ; 2 do ocales and woighls, Bank of Now Zealand: 3 elliptic springs, 1 caso sundries,, Cameron ; Ido merchandise, Cashmore ; 3do galvanised spouting, 7 bdls galvanised ridging, Colishaw ; 2 cases inorchandisoj Fowler s 1 do do, Goodvich ; 5 qr-caslcs brandy, Louiieon and Co. j 8 pkgs merchandise, Morison, La&, anl Co; 5 casos bacon, Churches and Co ; 3 do merchandise, Klein ; 1 pkg do, l'atcrson ; Ido do, Mulligan and Co ; sdo do, order : Ido do, 1 balo do, Peters j 2 cases do, Denise ; 1 crate, Beany ; 2 hhds eggs, Burkharfc; 2 cases tobacco, order ; Ido clothing, cJashmore ; 1 package drapery. Mulligan and Co ; 3 case 3 books, Munsou; 1 do do, Stowarfc; 12 qrcasks brandy, 2 hhds do, 16 coses d> n.-Aav ; 1 caso pipes," 1 do porfumory, Mendolsson j 10 pkga merchandise, J. Keir and Co $ 10 ensos hams and bacon, order; 2 cask 6 1 caso, Harnott and Co ; ' 3 cases tobacco, Morison 6 Co ; do cigars, Hoyt & Osborno ; 5 do fruit, Pennington ; 8 bales chaff, Boyle & Co ; 26 pkgs merchandise, Palmor; 2 casks wine, Moir & Staito ; 1 easo merchandise, Sohulhof ; 1 cask do, Burkhart j 1 caso clothing, Isaacs j 10 pkgs merchandise, 5 i-casks sherry, Marks 5 1 balo merchandise, Graham ; 3 cases, 1 balo drapery, Gordon ; 8 hhd3 egga, Duff ; 3 bales paper, Harnett & Co ; 40 pkga merchandise, Cowlishuw & Co ; 16 cases merchandise, order ; 48 eases oranges. Dunning and Ross i 46 bags onions, 2 cases merchandise, Brooke & Co ; 2 cases cigovs, Ido merchnndiso, Bun ■ yen ; 100 rases kerosene, Bates & Co ; 4 hhds brandy, 11 cases bncon, Kcclesneld ; 2 balps, 1 truss, 4 rolls malting, Cohen j 5 pkgs merchandise, Alcorn ; 2 cases do, Byrno & Co j 2 cases do, Graham ; 2 eases do, order ; 7 cases bedsteads, 1 cask hardware, 2 lihdn eggs, 2 cases zinc, 1 bdle sheet iron, 4 casos bedstoads, 10 do axes, 3 do bacon, Roovob & Co ; 14 casks butter, Anderson ; 5 pkgs merchandise, Seotfc ; sdo do, H, Gordon ; 07 cases fruit. Boylo &, Co. JSXPOBT3. Per Wallaby, for Gi-cy mouth — 2 cases bacon, 1 qr-cask whisky, 4 sheets iron, 11 bars iron, 1 package harness, 20 doors, 2 cases lamps. 60 sheep, order ; 1 bag sugar, Edwards and Co.

Per Caroline, for Peringa Rivcv aud Bruco Bay — 101 bags flour, 2 cases nails, 1 box liquorice, 20 bngs potatoes, 1 caso liuwaro, 3 cases bacon, 1 balo drapery, 1 case jam, 1 keg, 1 qr-caak brandy, 6 boxes candles, 2 cases geneva, half-barrel tobacco, 1 caso sardines, 1 case ginger wine, 2 kegs butter, 2 bags onions, 1 b&g currants, 1 bag vice, 2 boxes painkiller, 1 box. goffee, 1 bag peas, 3 sides bacon, 1 case apples, 1 bag shot, 5 half-chests tea, 3 bags sugar, 1 case, 1 bag, 4 packages, 6 bags bacon, 1 bag oate, 1 caso, 1 caso pickles, 2 bundles shpvelß, 1 bag boef, 1 keg, Bcrndt and Heller.

The s.s. Gothenburg arrived yesterday morning in tho oiling, after a fine passage from Melbourno of fivo days two hours, which port she loft on Saturday, 26th ult., at six p.m., nnd during the voyage experienced ' light variable wiuds, with smooth sea and fine weather. Sho brings a largo cargo for . this port, and a full complement of passengers, as well as cargo for tho Grey. Tho company's steam tendor Persovcro lauded tho passengers for this port yesterday morning, and this day will proceed to the Grey with ihe passengers and cargo for that port The Lioness tug steamer, with tho Lloyd's Herald schooner, havo been engaged to lighter the heavy portion of tho cargo, and will this morning go out .•.' . • ,B*tdo tho Gothenburg, which steamer, aftct .'..^charging all cargo, will proceed to Nelson, returning again to this port ; and wo understand it is tho intention of the captain and agents to despatch her for Melbourno direct on the 11th hist.

Wo are glad to observe tho tug 6teamer Lioness is likely again to becomo a useful nnd favorite boat in this harbor. Wo understand she is" engaged by the agents of the Gothenburg to attend upon that steamer this day, and no doubt if she is rotainod permanently for the purpose she was originally intended, that ia» a regular tow boat, and an attendant

upon ocean-goiug f>( earners, sho will, ns eho did on her arrival nfc this port, givo very good rot urns fr> her owj er.

The lug steamer Clmllonge, yo.stcrdfiy raovn- ' ing's 1 ido, towod in tho fino schooner O.'ost of tlio Wave, from Lylteltou, which port eho loft on tlio 21st ult., find brings a full goncvol coi'go. The Chnllonge, on tho sarao lido, towed out tho Volunteov cuttor for Onohuuga. GBBY IUVER. Hian wateuRativ.'day ... 0.18 a.m ... 0.37 p.m.