SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

West Coast Times, Issue 2239, 3 December 1872, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

POUT OF HOKITIKA. High Water, this day.— ll.3l a.m. ; 11.53 p.m. ARRIVED. December 2. — Nil. SAILED. December 2. — Nil. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tararua, s.s., from Melbourne direct, December 7. Claud Hamilton, 9.9., from Melbourne, via New Zealand ports, 11th inst. it.M.S.S. Dacotah, from San Francisco and Honolulu (with English mails) at Auckland, this day. Kennedy, s.s., from Nelson, via Coast ports, to-morrow. Prosperity, from Melbourne, t?arly. . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ! Tararua, s.s., for Nelson, Southern ports, and Melbourne, December 7. : Claud Hamilton, s.s., for Melbourne direct, 1 lth inst. . '■ ■ '■ H.M.S.S. Dacotah, for Honolulu and San Erancisco, from Auckland, 26th. inst. Kennedy, s.s., for Nelson, via Coast ports, Thursday, sth Dec. ; Waipara, s.s., for Greymoutb, -ijhis.day. VESBELB IN PORT. Steamers— Lioness, Waipara. INTER-PROVINOIAL SHIPPING [PER ELECTRIC TELEQRAPH.jI ARRIVED. Greymouth — Ist, 11.15 a.m., Wallace, from Hokitika. SAILED. December 2.— Nil. There were no arrivals at, or departures from, this port yesterday. Messrs M'Meckan, Blackwood, and Co.'s steamer Claud Hamilton, from Melbourne direct, is due at Bluff! tfiarbpr this, day. The R.M.S.S. Dacotah, now' on her first voyage from San Francisco to New Zealand, with the European and American mails, was due at Auckland yesterday. She had not arrived at that port up to the time of the Telegraph office closing last night! ■ The unfavorable state of the weather yesterday, which it is believed .was .felt .all over the West Coast, will probab.lyjbe the : cause,of delaying the arrival of the s.s. at this port at her appointed, time, tp-morrqw. She would have been unable jp 'dfecharg^her cargo at Westport, and the gale' plowing last night would have prevented her leaving' the Buller for Greymouth as it was intended she should have done.