SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 187, 6 March 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

poirr ok wkstpoiit. inoii WATER. This Day .., t5.12a.m., (>..')(> p.m. ABBIVAL. March s—Beautiful Star, s.s., from Hokitika. Kennedy, s.s., from Xelaon. Wailiby, s.s., from Wanganui. DEPABTUBE. Mafcli s—Beauiiful Slur, s.s., for Welling: ton and Duncdin, Wallaby, s.s., for Greymouth. Kennedy, s.s., fpr Fox's, Greymouth, and Hokitika. Rambler, schooner, for Grey mouth. CUSTOMS ENTRIES. INWARDS. March s—Beautiful Star, s.s., 125 tons, E. Chris]), master, from Hokitika. E, P. lloughson, agent. Kennedy, s.s., tons, Carey, muster, from Nelson. N, Edwards & Co., agents. Wallaby, s.s., in] tons, Duniells, mast.er, from Wanganui. JO. Edwards, & Co., agents, OTJTW ABBS'. March s—Kennedy, s.s., 125 tons, Carey, master, for Fox's, Greymouth, and Hokitika" Beautiful Star, 125 tons, Chrisp, master, for Wellington and Duncdin. Wallaby, s.s., 101 tons, Daniels, master, for Greymouth. Constant, ketch, 15 tons, for Charleston. PASSENGER LIST. Per Wanganui—Messrs Freeth and Campbell. Per Beautiful Star—Mrs Peters and six in steerage. Per Kennedy—Messrs West, and Hurley. EXPECTED ABBIYAXS. Northern Eight, from Melbourne. Mary Ann, from Melbourne. Mary dimming, from Melbourne. Maid of Erin, from Melbourne. VESSELS IN POUT. Schooners—Sea Breeze, Rambler, Ada. Cutter—Dart. Ketches—Mary. IMPOSTS. Per Wallaby—sG head cattle, 170 sheep, 2 tons potatoes, 1 half-ton bacon, 2 doz fowls, Freeth, Per Kennedy—l part tierce tobacco, Holler; 3 trunks, Fleming; 2 kegs butter, Stitt; 1 case, O'Nc.il; G cases, Gittens; 3 pkgs, Alcorn; 5 pkgs, Solomon ; 18 pkgs, Order ; 3 pkgs, Order; 2 hhds ale, Tonks ; 3 pkgs, Speneo; 7 pkgs, Auslow ; 7 pkgs, Jackson ; 1 half-jh sfc, Haller; 4 cases, apples, Hay ; 1 bag Taylor. Per Beautiful Star—l coil rope, Bailie and Humphrey; 25 cases champagne, 12 halfchests ten, 3 boxes tea, 2 boxes oysters, 3 cases milk, 4 boxes raisins, 3 cases starch, 28 boxes soap, 6 kegs but tor, 1 bale lines, 3 cases gluing e , 2 boxes bacon, 1 case sundries, Bailey and Humphrey. EXPORTS. Per Wallaby—2B head cattle, 140 sheep, 3 tons potatoes, 1 half-ton bacon, 24 fowls, Freeth; 2 boxes gold, containing 180 ozs, Bank New Zealand. For Kennedy —1 horse, Taul; 30 pigs, Wallace Woolfe; 1 pel, M'Dowell. Per Constant—l 26 "bars iron, 2 bundles It! kegsnails, 13 cases hardware, 2 grindstones, 1 cask earthenware, 3 cases do, 1 do glassware, 1G nests boilers, 3 cases axes, 1 do tomahawks, 2 bundles frying pans, 3 cases grindery, 1 bundle boot lasts, 1 coil wire, 3 cases fancy goods, 1 cask hollow-ware, 1 do tinware. 3 cases do, 2 do do, 2 casks, 5 cases, 2 pkgs glassware, 2 coils rope, 1 bottle boilers, 26 kettles, 22 bundles hinges, 1 bagleather, 4 camp ovens, 5 boxes tacks, 24 tin buckets, 53 iron do, 2 slop pads, 2 bundles gridirons, 1 boiler, 22 washing boards, 32 gold dishes, 1 parlor stove, 4 bundles pannikins, 1 bundle shovels, 1 bundle do, 8 Amir - can tubs, 4 sheets copper, 72 sheets galvanised iron, 2(> lengths spouting, 8 bundles ridging, 4 augurs, 4. boilers, 3 bundles saws, 3 sieves, 2 grates, I bar tin, 5 fenders, 1 bale paper, 3 barrels tar, 2 do pitch, 1 weighing machine, 1 American stove, 4 nests billies, 1 case brooms, 2 do hardware, 1 knife cleaner, lot sundries, Lewis.

The sercw-stcamer Wallaby came into port yesterday morning from Wanganui, with a uargo of cattle and sheep. She left Wanganui on Tuesday evening ; experienced strong head winds and heavy sea across the Straits, moderating off Roak's Point; from thence to the .Duller she had head winds, but not much sea ; arrived at Wcstport at 8.45 a.m. The screw-steamer Kennedy, with a general cargo on board for this port, arrived oil' the bar at .') a.m. yesrerday. She left Nelson on Tuesday at 4 p.m., and encountered a strong S.W. breeze all the way to the lhillor, which river she entered at 8 a.m. yesterday. She came into the river without her starboard screw, which the captain reports must have dropped off after they came to an anchorage otitside the bar, as lie used it in rounding the steamer up to her anchorage. The whole of the screw and the cud of the shaft had broken short off at the socket, but in a few hours after her arrival in this river, as she carried spare gear, she was fitted with another shaft and screw, and at G p.m. left for Fox's, Greymouth and llokitika. The screw-steamer Beautiful Star, with a general eargo and a few passengers, came into port from Hokitika yesterday morning. She left by the afternoon's tide for Welington and Dnnegin, with original passengers. The screw-steamer VVallaby, with part of lir original cargo and 1800 ozs of gold for the Bank of Now Zealand, left the port for Grcyinouth and llokitika by the afternoon's tide. The schooner Rambler, bound for Greymouth for coals for Spencc Uros. and Co., was towed over the bar last evening by the screw-steamer Kennedy.