SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 451, 12 January 1869, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

"WESTPOET. high water. Tliis Day ... 9.33 a.m., 933 p.m. To-morrow 10.0 a.m., 10.24 u.m. ARRIVALS. •Tan. 9—Murray, s.s.. Holmes, from Greymouth. J W. Kirbv, agent. NVallabi, s.s., -Daniels, from Hokitilca. Freeth and Greig, agents. Jan. 10 —Kennedy, s.s. Whitwell, from Nelson. N. Edwards and Co., agents. DEPARTPRES. - Jan. 9—Murray, s.s., for Nelson. Wa'llabi, s.s., lor Wanganui. Mary, brigautine, for Melbourne. Jan. 11—Kennedy, s.s., for Greymouth. Constant, ketch, for Charleston. PASSENGER LIST. Per Kenn dy, from Nelson —Mr and Mrs Owen and child, Miss Mitchell, Mrs Wise, Miss Hunt, Mr Pitt's children (4), Sirs Carter, Mrs Bridley, Miss Stewart, Miss Osborne, Mrs lioden, Messrs Buckley, Tewsbury, Ryan, Thomson, Robinson, Godfrey, Lambert, Pickard, Will, Mallet. Loekerby, Harper, and Batty. Per Kennedy, for Greymouth and Hokitilca —Mrs and Mrs Kitchen and <i children, Mr and Mrs Oman and child, Mrs Brown, Mr and Mrs Tracev, Miss Canty, Miss Clough-,-nsssy, Miss Royen, Mrs Rooney, Mrs Nelson, • Mrs Anderson. Sirs Ellen Tool, Miss Finnigan, Miss O'Flannigan, Miss Dragon, Miss Flaglierty, Miss llardy, Dr Lee, Messrs Robinson, Coates, Keojrh, Drake, Sharp, Thompson (2), Harris, Ryan (2), Sale, Belian, Beiniss, Ilall, Hayes, Williams, Brown, Solomon. Bryant. Harper, Pickard, Will, Loekerby, Wise. Mrs Carter. IMPORTS. Per Kennedy, from Nelson—l case clothes pegs, 1 case L.II. shovels, N. Edwards & 'Co.; I parcel, Tonks and Hughes ; 10-cases eggs, 10 cases fruit, 12 bags potatoes, Neill; 1 ease drapery, Anslow ; 5 eases poultry, 25 cases fruit, 16.packages, 21 "kegs butter, Pickard ; I keg butter. Carter ; 3 cases eggs, 8 kegs butter Stitt Bros.; 1 case, 1 parcel, Bishop and Co.; 1 parcel books, Lofty; 5 cases fruit, Hay; ! roll iron, Field ; 3 kegs butter, 2 bdls bacon, Brown; 2 kegs butter, Wilson ; 2 cases eggs, Collins, 1 case ducks, Rev. Mr Harvey; Bqr < asks ale, Allen; 1 trunk boots, 1 truss leather, Roberts and Simpson ; 2 trunks boots, Jackson, 1 cow, Lambert. Per Standard'from Mohikinui —15tons coal. The s.s. John Penn arrived in Nelson on Sunday afternoon from Manukau, via Wanganui. She may be expected at this port to-day. The Chafles Edward may be expected from Nelson to-day. She arrived at that port on Sundiiy from the Wairoa. The repairs of the steamer Yarra are bei::g proceeded with, and she is expected to be at work again in three weeks. The schooner Streamlet, about which there Was some anxiety, has arrived at iiokitika. More stringent regulations with regard to coasting vessels arc about to be enforced consequent on the late smuggling transactions at Wellington. A London ship is likely to be prosecuted for .complicity.