SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume 1, Issue 144, 16 January 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POUT. HIOH WATER. This Day 2.30 turn 3.0 p.m. ARRIVALS. Jim. 15 —Mary Van Every, from Christ•chureli. Bruce, from Holdtika. Beautiful Star, from Dunedin. Kennedy, from Greymoutli. Dart, from Charleston. DEPASTURES. Jan. 15 —Kennedy, for Nelson. -,,. . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Nightingale, barque, from Melbourne. Leonidna, schooner, from Melbourne. Escort, schooner, frojn Melbourne. Northern Light, from Melbourne. VESSELS IX POET. j Ketches—-Brother and Sister, Constant, Mary, Kumblor. I Dntter—Dart. Schooner —Rambler, Mary Van Every. Steamers —Southland, Waipara, Beautiful Star, Bruce. CUSTOMS ENTMES. INWARDS. Jan. 15 —Mary Van Every, schooner. 41 tons. Edward Tonge, from Heathcote Iliver, Christchurch. Masters, agent. Bruce p.s., 84 tons, James Kerley, from Hokitika, via. Fox's. F. Greer, agent. Beautiful Star, s.s., 125 tons, Thomas Chrisp, from Dunedin, via Wellington and Wanganui. E. P. Houghton, agent. Kennedy, s.s., 125 tons, M. Carey, from Greymoutli. N. Edwards & Co., agents. Dart, cutter, 15 tons, E. Bailey from Charleston. Masters, agent.

OUTWABBS. Jan. 15 —Kennedy, s.s., 125 tons, W. Carey, for Kelson. N. Edwards & Co., agents. PASSESTOER LIST. Per Beautiful Star-Cabin, Messrs Stephenson and Suistel Steerage, D, M'Vieker, W. Rodgers, M. Nolan, F. Flynn, J.M'Carty, Mr and Mrs M'Larty, Mrs Manon and four children. Per Kennedy for Nelson—Messrs Cowie (Inspector of the Union Bank), Field, Alcorn, Morrah, Hannaford, Murray, Tasker, and Rev. C.L. MLean. Steerage, 12. IMPORTS. Per Mary Van Every—243 bags oats, 205 do potatoes, 34 kegs butter, 24 bales chatf, 6 boxes egg?, 1 pair scales, 20 cases stout, 55 pigs, S. Kelly ; 2 boxes eggs, Tonge. * Per Beautiful Star—lo cases brandy, 5 qr casks do, 20 half-chests tea, 6 chests candles. Elnenfried Bros.; 10 cases sarsaparilla, Henneliey and Millen; 20 do stout, do pepper, Tlios. Field ; I do baking powder, 16 pkgs sugar, 10 cases pickles, 10 do sauces, W. J. Peterson; 10 do jams, 1 case, Ehenf.ried Bros.; 1 truss drapery, 5 cases do, C Bo:id; 2 trunks do, 1 bale paperhangings, 1 case varnish, Skogland and Purcell; 16 tins paint, 10 kegs nails, Smithers and Co.; 5 eases.axjs, 5 bars iron, 2 casks do, Alcorn an J Co.; 1 keg do, 1 parcel do M. Bohan ; 50 pkgs machinery, 5 coils rope, Thos. Field; 2 case glass, 1 do sundries, 3 nests tubs, J. B. Clarke; 29 trunks boots, 1 bale leather. Order; 20 trunks boots. 7 cases do. Order; 1 case drapery, 1 bale do, Fleming, Parry, and Co.; 2 cases eggs, Ehrenfried Bros.; 1 do drapery, Fleming, Parry, & Co.; 2 cases drugs, Hennelly and Millen; 4 do do, 1 keg do. White & Co.; 3 cases drapery, 2 trusses (i ■, Scythes & Co.; 1 case do, W. J. Patterson; 5 do do, Order; 1 do do, White and Pirie; 2 do do, 1 bale do, Fleming, Parry, and Co.; 2 cases do, 1 bale do, Fleming, Parry, and Co.; 1 case do, 1 bale do, C. Brown ; 2 cases do, 1 bale do, Smj the and Co.; 10 cases stout, Hennelly & Millen; 1 crate, Powell and Co.; 1 bale paper, Reid & Curie. Shipped at Wellington for Westport—l4 kegs bottles, 1 box eggs, Order; 2 cases stationery, F. Harris; 2 bales paper, Mimson & Tyrrell; 3 kegs bottles, W. J. Patterson; 20 do, Order. Per Bruce—s cases earthenware, 3 casks glassware, J. B. Clarke; 1 case drugs, J. B. Clarke; 1 case drugs, Williams; 2 parcels, Miss Murphy; 1 box tobacco, Schuloff; 1 matted package, Union Bank; 1 tow line and anchor, Spenco Bros.; 2 coils chain, 1 cas.' cigars, 1 package tobacco, Storch; 7 fruit, 1 bag nuts, Hay & Co.; 2 cases, 1 trunk, F. Fisher & Co. Per Dart —9 tons coal, Order.

Per Kennedy—l cise drapery, Russell; 25 kegs butter, Croker; 9 bags bacon, 1 bag. Edwards & Co.; 1 pkgs draper} 7, Smyth; 8 do do, Smith & M'Dowell; 1 case sauces, Tonks & Hughes; 2 anchors, 2 pieces chain, Hennelley; 16 wheels, Order; 12 do, Meldrum.

The Kennedy loft Hokitika on Sunday last, at 10 a.m., and arrived at the Grey at 1 pm same day. Got rid of some passengers and cargo—left at 1.30 p.m. on Tuesday, and arrived at Fox's at 5, leaving 20 passengers and five tons of cargo—left there at 7, and arrived at the Buller at 10 the same evening, bringing on 20 passengers for this port. The Kennedy loft for Nelson yesterday at noon, with eight cabin and twelve steerage passengers. The Brnoe arrived in the Buller on Tuesday night from Hokitika, and anchored outside of the Beautiful Star, off the Stanley Wharf. The Beautiful Star which came into port about mid-day yesterday, left Dunedin at 3 p.m. on Monday the 6th inst., and had fine weather till the next morning at 8, when she passed the Kaikouras. Thence to Wellington harbor which she entered next morning at 9, had little wind but a heavy head sea. Left Wellington on Thursday, with a strong gale from S.S.K., and arrived off Wanganui On Friday at daylight, crossing the bar at 9 in the morning, and discharging 70 tons of cargo. Left Wanganui on Saturday at mid-day and arrived at 11 cfl Rock's Point, when she spoke the Nelson with the Charles Edward in tow. Arrivad off the Bnller at 5 the same evening, but there being a heavy sea and strong wind, anchored outside; the cable parting about midnight, was obliged to put out to sea and hove-to under steam all nigiit. Approached the shore on Monday afterrtoon, but finding a heavy fresh running out, stood oat apian until yesterday morning, when she crossed the bar quite safdy, and brought up at Sianley Wharf.