Shipping Intelligence.

Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 354, 18 September 1868, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF WESTPOET. HIGH WATER, litis Day ... 10.41 a.m., 11.4 p.m. ARRIVALS. Sept 17—Beautiful Star, s.s., Chrisp, from Grcyniouth, J. Powell and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Sop 17 Kennedy, s.s., Whitwell, for Brighton and Greyniouth, N, Edwards and Co., agents. Nelson, {(,«., Dillon, for Nelson, N. Edwards and Co., agents. Charles Fdward, p.a., Palmer, for Manukau. N. Edwards and Co., agents. Wallabi, s.s., Daniels, for Greymouth and Hokitika. Fe<eeth and Greig, agenta. PASSENGER LIST. Per Kennedy, for Greyniouth—Saloon Messrs Burrell, Pickard, Livik. Per Charles Edward from Manakau— Saloon, twenty ■; steerage, thirty-nine. Per Nelson, for Nelson — Saloon, -three ; steerage, two. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. John Penn, for Manakau, on the 21et inst. Satellite, «utter, for Manakau, on the 21st, inst. Kennedy, for Manakau, on 21st inst. VESSELS IN PORT. Ketches —Mary, Constant, Standard. Cutters—Satellite, Dart. Steamers —Lioness, Beautifhl Star. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Nightingale, from Melbourne. Ceres, from Melbourne. Mary, from Melbourne John Penn, from Nelson. IMPORTS. Per Wallahi, from Wanganui—so head oi •cattle, 200 sheep, 40 pigs, 4 tons potatoes, ■66 bales chaff, 2 calves, 1 case fowls, 1 horse, Freeth. EXPORTS.

Per "Wallabi, for Greymouth—2 tons potatoes, 6 bales .chaff, 30 pigs, 1 case fowls, ■order. Per Kennedy, for Brighton—2o bags flour, 10 cases porter, 3 coils rope, 10 cases geneva, 6 do brandy, 1 do vestas, 6 do whiskey, 20 boxes candles, 2 qr casks brandy, 12 case 3 do, 12 eases claret, 2 do bacon, 1 cask currants, I cose biscuits, 1 do axes, 1 tin nails, 1 do buckets, 1 crate tinware, 4 bdls shovels; 1 case •eggs, 2 barrels rum, 2 kegs brandy, 1 do rice, 3 boxes raisins, 5 cases sherry, 10 bags salt, 20 cases kerosene, 6 half-ehests tea, 1 chest do, 2 cases cheese, 1 do salt, 2 bozes raisins, 1 case sardines, 2 do pickles, 2 sacks oatmeal, 1) firkins herrings, 1 case powder, 1 do hams, 4 reams papers, 1 bag axe handles, 1 case *»->ifpptionery, 8 reams paper, 1 case herrings, £ b*«s rice, I pkge paper bags, 1 casemaizena, 1 —i. -i«-—(.:„ *„a PattersjpTi • fi «ises brandy, 1 qr cask do, 2 casks ale. 6 bags potatoes, 3 do sugar, 6 casks ale, 6 cases geneva, 4 do claret, f> do porter, 1 do pickles, 1 half-chest taa, 1 -case coffee, 1 case moselle, 2 do whiskey, I do -old torn, 1 do bitters, 1 do sarsaparilla, Kelly ; 1 cask butter, Fennell; 1 do eggs, Thiel ; 1 do Seharf, 1 do, Fennell. For Q-rcymouth—--16 cases ale, DeCosta.

Per Nelson, for Nelson—l box gold, 1000 -088, Union Bank. Per Charles Edward, for Manakau—7 cases •drapery, Brown and Lissner ; 1 billiard tabic, Mahoney. The Charles Edward left at noon yesterday, for Manakau, with a number of passengers. The John Penn s.s., left Nelson on the Bth inst, at eleven p.m., arrived at Onehunga at eleven a.m. on Tuesday the 10th inst; sailed again on Friday at four p.m., and arrived at ■Nelson at midnight on the 12th inst. She was to have left Nelson for Westport with a cargo of bullocks, &c., on Wednesday evening the 16th inst, and may be expected here today. The p.s. Southland, Captain Kirkpatrick, bo well known in the Buller, has been purchased from Messrs Spence Brothers and Co. by a Newcastle firm, for £9OOO ; Captain Kirkpatrick is on his way to Westport, and intends taking the Lioness to Melbourne on his arrival.