Shipping Intelligence.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 233, 4 October 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. 4, Phoebe, s., from Wellington and South. — Amateur, schooner, from Newcastle DEPARTED. Oct. 4, Claud Hamilton, s., for Sydney, Grey, &c ENTERED INWARDS. October 3, Claud Ham'-lton, s., 520, Hall, from „ Wellington. , Passengers: saloon— Mrs Small, Mrs Arlathan. Mrs Sharp aud child, Miss Duncan, Dr Williams, Captain Barnett, Messrs Hughes, "Brooks, Haywood, Hudson, Blundell; second cabin— Mrs Kitchen and 4 children, Messrs Mnn, Burnett, Best, tain, Jones, Lowe, Cuness, Hartley, Willis, Robinson. — Roving Bride, 10, Kickerts, from Tata Islands. — Kate Waters, barque, s**o. Calder, from Port Curtis. Passengers: Messrs Apple, James, Proudfoot. 4, Phoebe, s., 416, Wheeler, from Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers: saloon — Mr Wrigg, Mr Harrison, and 3 for South; second cabin — Messrs Lynch, Crouchford, Brent, Cayle, Smith, Thomson, Morrat, Bilton, King, Lodge, Mackay and child, and 7 for South. CLEARED OUTWARDS. October 3, Roving Bride, 10, Bicketts, for Tata Islands, in ballast. — Fairy, schooner, 34, Bower, for Onehunga, in ballast. Passengers: Messrs M'Leod, M'lntosh, Kerr, M'Connoby, Frazer, Hollywood, East. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Taranaki, s.,from Manukau. Otago, s., from Melbourne.' Murray, s., from Westport. Wallaby, s., from Westport and Grey. Gothenburg, s., from Melbourne and South. Margaret Campbell, schooner, from Gloucester. Cjesarea, barque, irom London. Alarm, brig, from Hobart Town. Little Fred, schooner, from the Manukau. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Stormbird, s., for Westport. Taranaki, s., for South. Phcebe, s., for Grey, Hokitika, Bluff, &e. Wallaby, s., for West Coast. Lyttt-lton, s., for Blenheim. Gothenburg, s., for Melbourne, Grey, &c. Otago, s., for Melbourne. IMPORTS. Kate Waters, from Port Curtis: :30 head cattle, Edwards & Co. Roving Bride, from Tata Islands: 11 tons limestone, Order. Claud Hamilton, from Wellington: 7 pkgs, Order; 3 pkgs, Lightband; 30 bullocks, Hudson; 1 pkg, Bank N.S.W.; 1 case, Tingle; 2 cases, J. Hounsell; 1 case, Cusack. The Phoebe left the Manukau at noon on the 2nd; arrived at Taranaki at 8 a.m. on the 3rd. Left Taranaki at 5 p.m. yesterday, and arrived here ac 9 this morning. Experienced W. and S.W. winds to Taranaki, and northerly thence.