SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 1, 5 March 1866, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

■•:■*•: . * aerivals^ - ■ f March 2, Unity, cutter, from Collingwood. 3, Venture, cutter, from Collingwood. Kennedy, s., from the Grey, HoMtika, and Okarita. ENTERED INWARDS. March 3, Sisters, schooner, 12, Watts, from Croixelles. 3 passengers. — Koving Bride, cutter 10, Rickets, Tata Islands, 3 passengers. CLEARED OUTWARDS. March 3, Eclipse, schooner, 45, Welch, for Havelock, in ballast, 1 passenger. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Wonga Wonga, s., from Grey and HoMtika. Black Swan, £„ from Sydney. Airedale, s^^fei Taranaki and Manukau ; March 10. Wellington, sfffrom picton and South ; March 10. ..Rangitoto, s., from Melbourne, via HoMtika. Uangatira, s., from Wellington. Albion, s., from Melbourne, via Hokitika. Barwon, s., from Melbourne, via Hokitika. Gothenburg, s.", from Melbourne, via Hokitika. Danish Beauty, barque, from London; sailed Dec. 10. Konigin Augusta, barque, from London. Alarm, brig, from Newcastle. Deva, brig from Newcastle. VESSELS IN HARBOR. .Claud Hamilton, s., from Hokitika. Dona Anita, barque, from London. Chance, barque, from Newcastle. Highlander, brig, from Newcastle. Ellen, brig, from Newcastle. Necromancer, schooner from Croixellcs. Emerald Isle, from Wairau. Rapid, Schooner, from French Pass. Fairy, schooner, from Orieliunga. Sisters, schooner, from Croixelles Roving Bride, cutter, from Tata Islands. Ann, cutter, from Waitapu. Polly, cutter, from Croixelles. Pearl, ketch, from Hobart Town. " V^ IMPORTS. Roving Bride, from Tata Islands, 1 ton lime stone LuMns ; 4 pkgs, Hadfield. Sisters, from Croixelles, 6 cords firewood, Order ; 3 bags wool, Beit. EXPORTS. Wallaby, for Grey and Hokitika, : 2qr casks and 20 cases brandy, 19 cases oil stores, 20 boxes sperms, 12 boxes tea, 1 7 pkgs sundries, Edwards & Co. ; 1 pkg Franzen;, 1 case cigars, 1 hlf tierce tobacco, 3 pkgs sundries, Wiezenhavern: 1. boat, Woods ; 12 cases jams, Gough; 6 pkgs, Lamb; 1 1 pkgs, Levick ; 13 pkgs Benson; 19 casks bottled beer, 11 pkgs sundries, Levien and Co.;- 1 box, Bain & Co.; 3 boxes eggs, 31 sacks potatoes, 13 bags onions, 44 pkgs fruit and vegetables, 13 pkgs sundries, Solomon & Co.; 15 boxes candles, 114 cases bottled beer, 2 gunnies sugar, 10 bags flour, 10 kgs ale, 14 bags potatoes, 22 pkgs suudries; Wilkie ; 3 cases boots, 2 pkgs leather, 2 pkgs grindery, Lightband and C 0., -1 cask, Handyside: 2 pkgs, Dupuis; 3 pks drapery, Corbett; 1 box Williams; 10 kegs butter, Dreyer ; 3 bags potatoes, 1 case fruit, Gibson ; 18 cases fruit, Cooper; 7 pkgs oysters and fruit, Frost; 8 kegs butter, 4 casks fruit, 2 cases eggs, 1 bag onions, Jones; 53 sacks potatoes, 3 cases eggs, 8 pkgs vegetables, 55 pkgs fruit, 8 csks -cheese, 12 casks butter, Brook; 3 pkgs fruit, 1 pkg seeds, Hale ; 6 cases vegetables, Kingston; 7 casks and. 24 hhds beer, Hooper & Co.;' 10 cases fruit, Levien; 2 cases fruit, Davies; 8 boxes fruit, Murdock; 7 sacks potatoes, 1 box eggs, Askew; 2 cases stationery, Bank of N.S.W.; 1 case, Phillips; 1 pkg, Webb; 55 sacks potatoes, Firth & Co.; 26 sacks potatoes, 4 cases eggs, Watson ; 26 bags potatoes, 1 bag carrots, 14 cases fruit, Talbot; 6 hhds and 4 qr-casks ale, 14 sacks potatoes, 1 box fruit, Harley & Sons. Steamer Kennedy. — Messrs. JNath. Edwards & Co.'s fine steamer Kennedy arrived, at midnight, on the 3rd instant, after a remarkably successful trip to the West Coast. She left Nelson on the 21st Feb., at 7.30 p.m. ; arrived off the Grey, and anchored on the - 23rd, at 4 a.m., and took the bar soon after. Left, with 10 tons cargo and coal on the 26th, at 5.30 a.m., for Hokitika, at which place she arrived at 9 a.m. Left the same.day, at 7 p.m., for Okarita, with about 150 passengers. On the 27th, at 7 a.m., crossed the Okarita bar, and landed passengers ; left for Hokitika, where she arrived at 6.30 p.m., on the same day. On tlie following day she again left Hokitika for Okarita, with 85 passengers, whom she landed at their destination the same day. Left for Hokitika on the Ist inst, at 11 a.m., arriving there at 7 p.m. On the 2nd inst. left for the Grey, at 10 a.m., at noon. Left for Nelson at 9.30 p.m., where she arrived at midnight on the 3rd inst. She brings 3,500 ounces gold for the Union Bank.