SHIPPED INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED. April 30, Supply, cutter, from Collingwood. DEPARTED, May 1, Lord Ashley, s., for Sydney, via Hokitika. 2, Phoebe, s., for Southern Ports. ENTERED IIftVABDS. May 1, Supply, cutter, 15, Barnes, from Collingwood. 6 passengers. CLEAEED OUTWARDS. May 1, Australian Maid, schooner, 17, Gilbertson, for Awaroa. 5 passengers. — Ann, cutter, 18, Eure, for Waitapu. — Nautilus, schooner, 31, Davidson, for West Wanganui. in ballast. — Lord Ashley, s., 296, Ferguson, for Sydney, via Hokitika. Passengers: second cabin—Messrs. Tedester, Williams, Haselden, Fletcher, Scroby, Sinclair, Sewell, Pringle, and 124 passengers, original and from Airedale and Phoebe. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Taranaki, s., from Wellington arid Picton. Wonga Wonga, s., from West Coast. Raugitoto, s., from Melbourne, via Hokitika. Kbnigin Augusta, barque, from London; sailedFeb.l3 PEOJECTED DEPAETTJEES. Airedale, s., for Taranaki and Manukau.. jvennedy, s., for West Coast. Wallaby, s., for West Coast. YESS-ELS IN" HAIIBOB. Lyttelton, s., from Blenheim. Kennedy, s., from Blenheim. Wallaby, s., from West Coast. Airedale, s., from Southern ports. Dona Anita, barque, from London Danish Beauty, barque. Hebe, brig. Highlander, brig. Nautilus, schooner. City of Nelson, schooner. Australian Maid, schooner. Domitilla, schooner. Breeze, schooner. Sisters, schooner. Jane, schooner. Thames, cutter, , "Venture, cutter. Supply, cutter. Ellen, cutter. Ann, cutter. Supply, cutter. IMPORTS. Airedale, from Picton and South: 2 cases drapery, Corbett; 1 case do, Barnes; 1 truss do, Milner; 1 punching machine, Blackadder; lease, Davis; 2 cases galvanised tiles, 14 bars, and 10 bdls iron, Levien & Co.; I cask sundries,-Sherratt; 1 box, Wakeford; 4 cases drugs, Bonnington; 1 pkg, liadfield: 2 cases painkiller, 4 pkgs sundries,- 1 case drapery. Fisher; I cask sundries, Wilkins ; 1 case drapery, Wilson & C0.;"2 trunks boots, Liglvtband & Co.; L box drapery, Order; 5 pkgs jams, G pkgs glass, 1 bale hops, 1 pkg iron liles, De Carle; 83 bags oats, Willis; 7 casks cheese, Brook. Supply, from Collingwood: S sacks potatoes, 2 geese, Walker. EXPORTS. Australian Maid, for Awaroa: 20 pkgs furniture, I ton flour, Gilbertson; 5 bags flour, 2 bags grass seed, 1 cask beef, 2 boxes, Hadfield. Ann, for Waitapu: 2 pkgs, Rentoul Brothers; 2 bags .sugar, 2 bags salt, 1 box tea, 15 bags flour, Edwards & Co.; 2 gunnies sugar. 2 pkgs rope, I pkg sundries, Hounsell; 1 iron tank. 2 hhdsale, Harley & Sons; 3 bags sugar, 5 pkgs sundries, 5 bags flour, Webster; 6 pkgs sundries, Wilkie; 1 pkg drapery, Davis; 4 tins confectionery, Wiikins; 6 pkgs sundries, Buxton; 20 bags and 12 sacks flour, 12 sacks bran and pollard, Campbell; 1 cask ale, liooper & Co. Lord Ashley, for Sydney:--34 bales wool, Morrison & Co.; 596 ozs 10 dwts gold, Bank of New Zealand; 1 b.ox seeds, Coleman; 4 boxes fruit, Watkins; 1 pkg, Edwards & Co.; 20 bales wool, Levien & Co.; 1 trunk, Solomon & Co.; 1 box fruit, 1 pkg sacks, R. Levien; 3 pkgs fruit, Beit. ..
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 50, 2 May 1866, Page 2
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464SHIPPED INTELLIGENCE. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 50, 2 May 1866, Page 2
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