SHIPPING. PORT OF HOKITIKA.

West Coast Times, Issue 2785, 6 March 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING. PORT OF HOKITIKA.

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Apogee, 4th, 10 p.m. Perigee, 18th, midnight ARRIVED. March 6. — Tararua, Sinclair, frpiu Nprthern ports. Bqnar, agentZephyr, Connor, from Melbourne. B.AILBP. March 5. — Garit?al<li, Jolmstone, for Lyttelton. Sarah and Mary, Stevens, for Lyttelton. Kennedy, Palmer, tor Northern ports. PASSENGERS. Per Tararua, outwards —Mr aud Mrs Somner, Dr Featjierstpnh^ugh, and one steerage. IMPORTS. (A special charge is made for con3ignees' announcements inserted in this column.) Per Zephyr — 100 bags rice,ls cskaale,2o bxs maizena, 15 pases salmon, 2 do pain killer, 1 do herrings, 3 tanks malf, 40 ches(.a tea, 6 hales hops, 15 c^sks brandy, 5 cases currants, 3 do mustard, 6 kegs carbonate soda, 4 pkgs, 5 cases sardines, 10 do lobsters, 15 cases, 10 boxes tea, 5 casks soda crystals, 7 cases tobacco, 1 case cigars, 400 bags Hart's flour, 400 do Ramsden's do, 100 do sugar, 200 mats do, 50 bags bark, 286 bales chaff, 3 pkgs, Chbsnet & Co; 4 casks wine, 5 cases sauce, 3 do salad oil, 2 do cocoa, Leakmont ; 3 casks carra^fay seed, Pat erson., Michel and Co; 2 cases furniture, Netter ; 100 mats suf^ar, lOQ pkgs dq, 100 boxes oaqdles, 25 cases brandy, 5 casks vinegar, 3 cases, 1 pkg, Hall ; 3 casps Bfcput, 1 bag meal, Simon and Co; 93 pkgs sugar, Virtue ; 40 bags rice, Kaphael ; 25 boxes candles, 4 cases, 3 boxes blue, 10 do raaizeqa, 112 bags sugar, 10 cases milk, 12 boxes pipes, 40 do soap, 17 bags guano, 1 hale paper, Perry ; 44 kegs nails, 5 drums oil, 28 bars iron,, 4 bd{s hoop do, 136 bars iron, 1 cask do, 2 ' bdls forks,, 1 case, 1 cask, 1 keg, Cowlibhaw and Plaisted; 100 cases kerosene, 2 do figs, 10 casks soda, Pollock and Bevan ; 43 bars iron, 40 bdls do, 6 do gas pipes, 6 lengths do, 2 cases axes, I bdl scoops, 34 barß iron. 18 bdls do, 14 bnrs do, 1 case mattocks, 2 casks hardware, 8 kegs white lead, 1 caaesoft soap. Renton ; 19 bills wire, 2 cases axes, 3 casks hardware, 1 box tin plates, 3 pkgs, 15 kegs nails, 3 bdls wire, Johnston and Co ; 2 cases sewing machines, 6 bars iron, 2 bdls do, 1 case axes, 1 bundle shovels, 1 keg nails, Davidson and Co ; 1 bale paper hangings, Linnemann ; 75 lengths piping, 1 pkg, 4 tanks lime, 12 bags fire clay, Gas Company ; 6 pkga blue stone, Jack ; 20 chestß tea, 3 tanks malt, 17 cases gluecoae, II kegs lead, 1 case brushes, order. BXPEOTED ARRIVALS. Murray, from Northern ports, this day Wallace, from Northern ports, early. Spray, from Lyttelton, early. Mullagh, from Lyttelton, early. Enterprise, from Lyttelton, early. Charles Edward, from Northern ports, March Bth. Albion, from Melbourne, March 23. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Murray, for Northern ports, this day. Wallace, for Northera ports, early. Maori, for Dunedin via Southern ports, March 13. Charles Edward, fpr Northern ports, Maroh 9th. Albion, for Nelson, March 23. VKSSE7,B IN PORT. Zephyr and Lioness . The Murray is due here to-day from Nelson and Westport. She has amongst her passengers a number of immigrants ex ship Gainsborough, at Nelson, lately arrived from London. The Tararua arrived yesterday from Westport and Nelson, in the absence of the Waipara, was tendered by the Lioness, and then despatched to Melbourne direct. The Lioness towed to sea the Garibaldi and Sarah and Mary yesterday morning, and towed inwards the Zephyr. The Zephyr, whilst coming up the river yesterday, came into collision with the Sarah and Mary, damaging her bulwarks and injuring some of her rigging. After a survey of the latter she was found to have received no serious damage, and went to sea a little while after in tow of the Lioness.

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