SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF WESTPOB-T. inau wateb. This Day ... 11.80 a.m., 12.0 p.m. AEBIYALS. March 2'!.—Nelson, \).a., from Gi'oyniouth and HokitikaDEPABTUEES. March 24—Bruce, p.s., for Fox's, Greymouth, and [lokitika. March 25—Nelson, p.s., for Nelson. CUSTOMS ENTBIEB. IKWABBS. March 24 —Wanganui, s.s., 10! tons, Linklater, muster, from Wanganui aud Wellington, A. Boauchamp, ugent. Bruco, p.s-, 84 tons, Kerloy, master, from Mokitika, &c. A. T. Moss, agent. 'Nelson, p.s., 84 tons, Whitwoll, master, from Groymouth and llotitiku. OUTWARDS. March 25—Wanganui, s.s., IG4 tons, Linklakcr, master, for Wanganui and Wellington. A. I'eauchamp, agent. Bruce, p.s., 84 tons, Kerloy, master, for Brighton and Southern Toils. A. T. Mos-', agent. Nelson, p.s., 88 tons, Whitwcll, master, for Nelson. N. Edwards & Co., agents. PASSENGEB LIST. Per Wanganui—Mr Croker, Captain Whithead, Mrs Colder, and two in steerage. Per Nelson —Mons. and Madame Simonsen and three children, Miss Jones, Messrs Artot, Price, M'Nab, and three in steerage. EXPECTED ABEIVAIiS. Northern Light, from Mcroournc. Mary Ann, from Melbourne. Nightingale; from Melbourne •VESSELS LN POUT. Sel tooncrs —Ada. Ketches —Constant, Mary, Young America. Steamers —Wanganui, Nelson. IMPOHTS. Per Wanganui—4B head cattle, 2 horses, 350 slice]', 40 pigs, 90 bags bran, 3 cask cheese, 9 kegs butter, G calves, 1 milch cow, Croker. Per Bruce —1 case tobacco, 1 ream paper, 2 cases cheese, 5 kegs butter, 1 cask soda crystals, 1 bag oatmeal, Solomon ; 1 ease sardines, Wagner ; 1 iron safe, 2 retorts, Powell and Co. Per Nelson —slihds stout, Carr ; 1 package. G rady; 10 sacks oats, Powell; 1 ease merchandise, 5 cs jams, Powell; 1 portmanteau, Harris. EXPORTS. Per Bruce —1 case shovels, 35 buckets, Bimiey ; 18 kegs butter, 20 empty hhds, 19 barrels, Davis ; Ics groats, Gomett: 2 boxes gold 1570 oz., I'aak of New Zealand. 1 ease cigars, Order. The paddlc-stcamcr Bruce, with a cargo and a large number of passengers on board, left at 1 p.m. yesterday for Hokitika, calling at Pox's aud Groymouth. The ketch Young America, which was outside on a fishing cruise, being unable to stem the current yesterday as she was too late or, tho tide, anchored just within the break on the South Spit, where she will await tho next favorable turn of tide. The paddlc-stcamcr Nelson left Hokitika on Tuesday morning at 5.45 p.m., find got to Groymouth soon after 11 a.m., and landed passengers and cargo. Left Groymouth at midnight, and crossed over bar in safety about 10 a.m. yesterday morning. She left for Nelson last night between 11 and 12 o'clock. She brought the Simonsen family, who gave an entertainment last evening.
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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 204, 26 March 1868, Page 2
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