SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 93, 22 June 1866, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED. June 21, Lord Ashley, s., from Sydney, via Hokitika. DEPARTED. June 20, Rapid, schooner, for French Pass. 21, Sisters, schooner, for Croixelles. Mary Ann, schooner, for Newcastle. — Aborigine, schooner, for Sydney. — Wallaby, s., far Taranaki. ENTERED IITWARDS. -June 21, Polly, cutter, 1 1, Williams, from Croixelles. Wallaby, s., 81 , Palmer, from Holritika and Grey. Passengers: saloon— Mr. Hunter, Mrs. Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. M'Guire; second cabin — Mr. Brown, Messrs. Scott (2). CLEARED OTTTTVAItDS. -June 21, Polly, cutter, 11, Williams, for Croixelles. Pelorus, ketch, 49, Carstens, for Havelock. — Ann, catter, 18, Eure^for Waitapu. 7 passengers. — Breeze, schooner, 46, Johnston, for Pelorus, in ballast. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. South Australian, s., from Melbourne, via South. Axickland, s., from Hokitika. Taranaki, s., from Pict'on and South. Otago, s., from Sydney. Tararua, from, Melbourne and South. Dreadnought, barque, from London. Lord Clyde, barque, from London. Highlander, brig, from Newcastle. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Auckland, s., for Hokitika. Taranaki, s., for Taranaki and Manukau. Otago, s., for Melbourne, via Lyttelton and Bluff. .Florence, ketch, for Lyttelton. TESSELS I2T HARBOR. Lyttelton, s. Lord Ashley, s. City of Newcastle, hulk. Konigin Augusta, barque. William .Watson, barque. Eclipse, schooner. Breeze, schooner. Mary, 'schooner. Pelorus, ketch. Thames, cutter. ' Harriet, cutter. Unity; cutter. Ann, cutter. Polly, cutter. • ' IMPORTS. Wallaby, from Grey: 30 tons coals, Edwards & 'Co; 1' case gold scales, Lcvien & Co. Polly, from Croixelles: 4-cords firewood, Order. EXPORTS. ' Polly, for Croixelles: £ ton flour, % ton sugar, AT 1 T" jiT t A r l Pelorus, for Havelock: H) boxes raisins, 4 boxes candles, 5 cases corter, Fisher; 5 cases kerosiue, 3 bags' coal, Wieseii havens 3 kegs brandy, 4 casks beer, 2 sacks oats. 1 sack peas. Hooper & Co; 5 bags' flour, Firth; 1 ton coals, Akersten. Ann, for Waitapu: 1 box tea, 3 bags meal, Webster; 2 coils rope, G pkgs sundries, 2 pkgs furniture, HouWell; 3 pkgs drapery, 4 gunnies sugar, 2 boxes -candles, 2 bugs salt, 6 pkgs sundries, Lockhart & Co- 3 gunnies sugar. 6 pktr sundries, Wilkie; 4 boxes sperms, 1 pkt?. Kentoul Bros; -2 kegs nails, 2 hlids aie Hooper & Co; 20 bags fiour, Edwards & Co; 8 bags flour, Lantfbrd; 2 sacks meal, Firth; 2 bhds •ale, Ilarley & Sons; 6 boxes effects, Robinson. We learn from the I-lokitilca Clironicle that the wreck of the JVlaid of the Mill was disposed of by auction by G. W. Binney & Co., realising some £30 only, the surf, although not particularly heavy, having:, during- the preceding night, carried away her starboard side, and washed out of her hold nearly the •whole of her cargo of coal. On the night of the 18th instant, a whaleboat, the property of William Livesey, Invercargill, was maliciously injured by some person at present unknown, by having two holes knocked in her bottom with some blunt instrument, while she was lying on the beach near the Invercargill jetty. In addition to the large shipment of gold from -Greymouth a few days ago, 2,004 ounces were shipped by the Bank of New Zealand, for Melbourne, by the Gothenburg, on the Bth inst.

The demand for coal has increased much of late at Greymouth — indeed, so much so as to exceed the supply, vessels having to wait in turn several days before they can load'up. The Argus understands the 'delay in the. supply arises, not at the pit, but from the iknited means-of -conveying the coal down the xivex-.