IMPORTS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 145, 24 June 1867, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Roving Bride, from Tata Islands: 11 tons lime- ' stone, Order. Bonnie Lass, from Havelock: 30,000 feet timber, Scott. Supply, from Collingwood : 32 kegs butter, Walker; 3 cords firewood, Order; 1 hide, Bettany; 40 ozs. gold, Bank N.Z.

EXPOETS.

Lyttelton, for Westport: 24 head cattle, 60 sheep, M'Solvin. Jane for Motupipi: ljpkg, Bland ; 3 pkgs, Wilkie; 3 pkgs, Hounsell; 14 pkgs, £ ton flour, Webster.

We regret to say that the Bruce, on her last trip, got ashore at the Grey, and it is probable that some time will elapse before we shall see her again in these waters. One thousand pounds were offered on Saturday to any one who would launch her , within three weeks, but met with no re--7 spouse, £1200 being the least sum demanded for putting her in the water again . at all. Though in a difficult, we under- , stand thiat she is not in a daDgerous position, asfar as injury goes, and we cordially trust that she may soou be rescued from her present awkward predicameut. 7 The s.s. Murray, we are happy to say, •- iris been thoroughly repaired and is now 7 none the worse for her late mishap. She - has already made two-smart trips between ..^Westport and Nelson, and will, we trust, >{ ; be continued permanently in that trade. :7> Captain .Holmes, who has charge of her, is 77? !a-;W-_ll known and skilful seaman, and no JP: J doubt under his command her chapter of tf^id^nts has closed; JpsyS The smairsteamer Woodpecker arrived 4pat/^d^ dite^ yesterday; the l^passa^ performed at $|||aead*^^^^ to use her ||||for^jj>asienger !-.. arid ;cargo traffic between l^^est^-b^rand^ the : place of landing for llJJjfiipLdM^ vessels Times, June .2l.