Shipping Intelligence.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 41, 19 February 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. February 16, brig Reliance, from Kaipara. — steamer Phoebe, from Picton and South. — cutter Ann, from Waitapu. 17, schooner Sisters, from French Pass. 18, steamer Ahuriri, from Westport. 19, Lord Ashley, s., from Sidney. — Stormbird, s., from Wellington. DEPARTURES. February 16, schooner Albatross, for Lyttelton. — cutter Supply, for Collingwood. 18, cutter Thames, for Croixelles. — cutter Roving Bride, for' Tata Islands. ENTERED IJTWARDS. February IS, steamer Phoebe, 416, Wheeler, from Picton. Passengers . saloon — Mrs Borlase, Mr M'Carthy, Captain Leach, Mr Johnson, and 4 for other ports ; and 8 in second cabin. — cutter Ann, IS, Eure, from Waitapn. One passenger. — brig Reliance, 1 1 7, Austin, from Kaipara. — schooner Sisters, 12, Watts, from French Pass. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Wellington, s., from Wellington; 20th. Taranaki, s., from Wellington and south ; 24th. Lyttelton, s., from Blenheim. Bruce, s., from Hokitika. Kennedy, s., from Grey and Hokitika. Fairy Belle, barque from London; sailed Nov. 24. Malay, barque, from London. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Lord Ashley, s., for Grey, Hokitika, Bluff, and Dunedin; 20th. Phoebe, s., for Wellington, and south; 21st. Airedale, s., for Taranaki and Manukau; 25th. Taranaki, s., for Taranaki and Manukau; 25th VJESSELS IN HARBOR. Phoebe, s.s. Lady Bar kly, p.s. Woodpecker, p.s. Wallaby, s.s. British Merchant, barque. Celestial, barque. Leonidas, barque. Neva, schooner. Emerald Isle, schooner; Necromancer, schooner. Wairoa, cutter. IMPORTS. Sisters, from French Pass : 7 cords firewood, Order, Reliance, from Kaipara : 80,683 feet timber, Order. Ann, from Waitapu : 6 sacks wheat, Campbell; 2 bags peas, 1 keg butter, Fisher ; 2 bags wool, 20 ozs. gold, Order; 2 boxes, Batchelor; 1 pkg butter, Webster. Phoebe, from south: 1 case cigars, Wiesenhavern; .2 hhds ale, Morrison & Co; 7 pkgs leather, Lightband; 1 pkg, Solomon; 2 pkgs, Robertson.

The s.s. Stormbird left Wellington, at 4 p.m., on the 18th inst, came round Stephens' lsland, and arrived at Nelson, at S a.m., to-day. There was a strong westerly wind in the Straits. We understand that Captain Johnson owner of the p.s. Woodpecker, has resolved to have certain additions to the vessel and to put her in thorough repair. He will then obtain a certificate to allow the vessel to run in Blind Bay. It is expected that these repairs will take a week or so, after which the Woodpecker will ply regularly in the bay.