Shipping Intelligence.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 31, 7 February 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ABRIYALS. February 6, barque Celestial, from London. DEPASTURES. February 5, cutter Roving Bride, for Tata .Islands. — cutter Ann, for Waitapu. 6, schooner Bonnie Lass, for Havelock. — cutter Supply, lor Collingwood. — •• steamer Nelson, for Wairau. CLEARED OUTWARD P. February 6, steamer Nelson, 88, Whitwell, for Wairau. Passengers for London : Mr and Mrs Saunders and 6 children, Mr W. Saunders, Miss Saunders, Mr and Mrs Thompson and three chil- • dretf, Mr Sheat, Mr and Miss Adams, Mr and /Mrs Vyvyan, four children, and servant ; second ''.fijlbiri— Mr and Mrs Leech and two children. For Port Underwood : Mr H. Adams, Dr EenAvick, ..^lr£nd Miss Wilkie, Mr Mortimer, Mr and Mrs Hewitt ; * second cabin — Mr and Mrs Mackenzie, and four seamen. — cutter Venture, 15, Windover, for Havelock. One passenger. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tararua, s„ from Melbourne, via south; 7th. Lady Barkly, s., from Manukau ; hourly. Ahuriri, 8., from Wellington; Bth. Otago, s., from Melbourne, via Hokitika; 11th. Egmont, s., from Wellington ; 11th. Lord Ashley, s., from Wellington; 19th. Phoebe, s., from Wellington ; 19th. Stormbird, s., from Grey and Hokitika; 13th. Lyttelton, s., from Blenheim. Bruce, s., from Hokitika. r ßth. Nelson, s., from Port Underwood and Blenheim. Kennedy, s., from Grey and Hokitika. Fairy Belle, barque from London; sailed No. 24. Malay, barque, from London. Leonidas, from Newcastle; daily. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Tararua, s., for Hokitika and Melbourne; Bth. Airedale, s , fbr Taranaki and Manukau; Bth. Nelson, for Grey and Hokitika; 9th. Otago, for south, and Melbourne; 12th. Egmont, s , for- Grey, Hokitika, and Sydney; 12th. Lord Ashley, s., for Grey, Hokitika, Bluff, and Dunedin; 20th. Phcebe, 8., for Wellington, and south; 21st, IMPORTS, Celestial, from London : 125 casks, 32 pkgs, Fisher; 23 crates, 1 case. W adman; 1 case, Field; 8 pkgs. 5 trunks. Peat & Thornton ; 1 case, Grove; lease, Bonnington; 719 pkgs. 2 eases, 17 pkgs, Buxton & Co; 52 pkgs, Wilkins ; 1 ease, Garin; 3 cases. Curtis Brothers; 2 cases, Darby; 4 cases, 636 pkgs, Morrison & Co; 50 ca*-es, 12 qr-casks, ■Hooper & Dodson; 152 cases, 1025 pkgs, 1 box, EdAvards & Co; 2 bales. 3 cases. 4 pkgs, Elliott; 1 case, Richardson; 2 casks, Hale; 5 cases. Tinjjle; 246 pkgs and pieces, Renwiek ; 4 cases, Black, Campbell, and Black ; 1 case, Good ; 1 ease, A. Monro; 3 cases. Dr S<.-aly; 1 box, Bisley; 1 case, Col. Thomas; 2 cases, Rodgerson; 7 pkgs, 2 cases, Cator; 1 box, De Costa; 2 cases, Saner; 5 pkgs, Captain Colt; 4 cases, Sniravas; 2 case*, Funnell; 50 barrels, Beit; 3 cases, Grseser; I box, Harris; 1305 pkgs, 105 cases, 19 bdls, 3 irunks, Order; 15 pkgs, Black, Campbell, and Black. EXPORTS. Additional per Stormbird : 60 sheep, 3 head cattle, Fox; £2000, Bank N.S.W.; 23 kegs butter, Smart & Co. Nelson, for Wairau: 3 qr-casks brandy, 7 cases ducks and foAvls, 2 cases, 2 pes stone, Edwards & Co; 2 crates earthenware, 1 qr-cask wine, Fisher; 1 case, .Disher; 12 pkgs furniture, Henry; 20 bis sulphur, 10 cases, 1 cask, 3 half-chests tea, Edwards & Co. Venture, for Havelock : 1 qr-cask and 5 cases brandy, 1 qr-cask whisky, 1 do wine, 5 cases geneva, 7 pkgs sugar, 23 pkgs sundries, Fisher ; 1 pkg ammunition, 10 sacks fl >ur, 10 do bran, 3 cases geneA'a, 9 cases beer, 10 pkgs sundries, Levien & Co; 2 casks ale, Hariey & Sons; 4 pkgs fruit, Windover; 4 cases fruit, 2 bags flour, 1 bag wheat, 1 pkg, Campbell; 1 bag Avheat. Jones; 20 sacks oats, Lockhart & Co ; 1 qr-cask rum, Fisher.