PORT OF HOKITIKA.

West Coast Times, Issue 334, 18 October 1866, Page 2

PORT OF HOKITIKA.

High W\tkr This Day. — 4.25 a.m. i 4.50 p.m.

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October 17. — Alma, barque, Moore, from Melbourne. Spence Bros., anil Co., agents. SULED. October 17. — Lizzie Coleson, brigantine, Dunn, for Sydm y. Egmont, s.s., Hall, for Bluff Harbor and Dunedin. Spray, schooner, Ruxton, for Lyttelton. Mary, brigantine, Gill, for Melbourne. ENTERED IN.

Gothenburg, s s., 459 tons, Maekay, from Melbourne. Passengers— Saloon : Meadnraes Gordon, Nicol, Steven?, Hamilton, Misses Gordon, M. Stevens, M. Nicol, D. Stevens, J. Nicoll, Messrs Turner, Flagg, Ricard, Lyall, G. Nicoll, R. Nit-oil, J. Stevens, T. Stevens, Hall, Munson ; nnd 172 in the steerage.

Tarauaki, s.s , 294 tona, Francis, from Melbourne. Passengers — saloon: Mr -and Mrs Baist, Mesdamc3 Power and Green, Messrs M'Dougall, Elliott, Manson, Humphrey, Gay, Gow, Bain. j. B. Russel, schooner, 56 tons, Clark, from-

Sydney. Aurora, schooner, 42 tons," Weir, from Dunedin., * CLEAEED OUT. Nil. IN THE ROADSTEAD. Gothenburg, s.s., from Melbourne. Clarendon, brig, from Melbourne. Isabella (lighter). Jane Elkin (lighter). Taranaki, s.s., from Melbourne.

EXPECTED AItKIVATA.

Omoo, s.s., from Melbourne, 27th inst. Francis, schooner, from Heatheote, early.

Elizabeth, cutter, from Sydney, daily,

Cymraes, schooner, from Dunedin, daily. Van Erery, schooner, from Dunedin early. " Win. Miskin, s.p., from Dunedin, daily. * Clarendon, from Melbourne, early. Nelson, p.s., from Nelson, this day. Alhambra, from Melbourne; 25th inst. v Frederic, barque, from Melbourne, early.

Mary Grant, schooner, from Melbourne, early.

- Dancing Wave, schooner, from Melbourne, early. f Florence, schooner, from Melbourne, early. Alexandra, schooner, from Melbourne, early : Moyne, schooner, from Melbourne, early. Sarah and Mary, brigantine, from Melbourne, early. ' ' puojectei> DEPVimniK.*. Nelson, p.s., for Grey and Nelson, today. Gothenburg, 5.8., for Melbourne, to-day. Alhanibra, s.s., for Melbourne, 26th inst. Omeo, s.s., for Melbourne, 29th inst. Lady Darling, for Melbourne, to-day. Rangitoto, s.s., for Nelson, to-day. Tarauaki, s.s., for Nelson and Wellington, to-day. VESSELS IN POBT. Barque — Alma. Brigantine — Isabella. Schooners — lona. Tiger, John Mitehell, Tambo, Mary Anno, City of Nelson, Lady Darling, J. B. Russel, Aurora. Cutter— Dart. Stciunors — Yarra, Challenge, Bruce (ashore), Persevere (ashore). ,

IMPORTS.

Per J". B. Fussel, from Sydney — 100 cases geneva, 10 qr-casks port wine, 30 do brandy, 25 boxes sugar, 16R mats do, 100 cases porter, 12 casks do, 20 half-cheats tea, 50 cases pickles, 20 do sardines, 5 do confectionery, 6 do cheese, 10 do salad oil, 5 do sauces, 10 do salmon, 10 do castor oil, 10 do lobstei"?, 10 do 'oysters, 3 do candles, 20 do bottled fruits, 18 do picklrs, 30 boxes soap, order ; 5 cases galvanised iron, 294 bags oats. Savill & Gannon ; 4 hhds eggs, John Duff; 19 kegs butter, Hall & Findlay ; 10 do do, order ; 1 cask eggs, 4 iegs but ter' 2 cases drapery, Mulligan; Ido toots, 2 hhds eggs,Levi ; 14 kegs butter, 4 do pork, Churches & Co ; 51 bags maize, 10 kegs butter, M. Roleston ; 1 billiard-table, Victor Frank ; 16 eases fruits, Mulligan ; 1 case ' effects, Barnard.

Per Taranaki, from Melbourne — 10 casks butter, 1 rase manufactured tobacco, order ; 15 casks butter, Mixmer & Co ; 1 case seeds, Brocklehurst ; 1 do medicines, order ; 10 kegs oysters, 1 crate glassware, Dunning Bros ; 1 case stationery, Solomon ; 2 pkgs paper, Bain, Houghton, & Co ; 1 case clothing, Mulligan & Co ; 2 cases fancy goods, order ; 1 case clothing, Cashmore & Co ; 29 tubs butter, Duff;- 1 caso furniture, 1 can drugs, Kilgour ; qr-cask drugs, Higgins ; 3 cases goods, Williams ; 7 plfgs drapery, order ; 1 case stationery, Harnett & Co ; 6do hosiery, Cruley ; 5 cases butter, Morison, Law & Co ; 30 cases oranges, order ; 5 cases merchandise, Isaacs - y 2do do, Glynn ; 1 parcel, order ; 1 do do, 1 ease merchandise, Graham ; 1 box, Loutitt, Reid, &Co.

Per Aurora, ex warehouse under bond — 100 cases brandy, 20 do geneva, Moir <fc Staite : free and duty paid — 24 bags oats, 11 do harIcy, 1 case eggs, order : 35 bags oats, Ecclesfield Bros ;20 do do, Pringle : 1 cask hinges, 2 cases, 30 camp ovens and covers, Samuels ; 5 boxes tin plates, 1 matted pkg, Newton ; 2 casks shoes, 1 do irons, Forsyth &. Co ; 2 cases, 2do handles, Churches, & Co ; 1 do do, 50 bags oats, Bailie & Humphreys; 15 bags sugar, 1 pkg ridgiugs, order* 1 cask hollowware, 2 cases ironmongery, 1 cask hardware, 3 do glassware, 3 cases picks, Johnston & Go ; 40 cases paint, 4 firkins do, 1 tierce do, 2 casks ■whiting, Holmes ; 10 cases stout, 1 qr-cask vinegar, 25 boxes candles, 2 cases cheese, 20 bags salt, 5 eases jams, Moir & Staite ; sdo hams, 5 do bacon, 3(3- bogs oats, 52 do po.tatos, H. Miller; 7 cases furniture, Cohen Bros ; 20 cases jams, Bailie & Humphreys; 6 do glass, 2 do bronze, 1 do paint, 4 tons do, J. Holmes ; 26 bags potatos, E. Reeves dfc Co ; 20 bags oats, • 32- do potatoes, Hall & Findlay ; 15 bags salt, 2 kegs peas, 2 cases starch, Ido figs, 4 do muscatels ; 14 boxes soap, J. Powell & Co ; 3 kegs nails, 4 bdls iron, Forsyth & Co ; 10 bags oats, E. Reeves 6 Co ; 20 bags potatos, 20 do oatmeal, Bailie & Humphreys.