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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 283, 3 December 1869, Page 2

:gt;^;SHIPFiNG.|TN^LLIG-ENt:E. ; vHigh Watkr;atMe„so t k. :.•: Morn. Afternoon. 00;.. Frida y.';, :^ 1)^030...0 8.68.' ■ &22 -Saturday ••;; >„; > 4 '"';... 9.47 9.52 '000y'0 i: ARRIYRD. Zt'l JJeiembier 2^ steamer J^y'ttelton, 49, Scott,-from . .West^oast. Passengers —Mrs. Hewitt, Messrs. , Alcorn, Scan ton. - ' ■ ' . fr^--- cutter Ann, 15. Eure, from Waitapu. . steamer;Pho3beji 416, Worsp; from Picton/ Paspengcrs:., saloon—Mrs. Elton, Mr. and Mrs. . .-Acton Adams, Mrs. Blake, Miss Murphy, Messrs. • Caro, Redwood, Waite, Hart, Fisher, Murray, Wrigg, Ax'up, Pitt, Brown, Williams, Hussey, Rev. J. Crump; steerage —Messr.s. Pressman, :; Stratfordj Walker, Wakeford, Alexander. ';■'',- .SAILED. ' December 2, schooner Day Dawn, 25, Jones, for Havclock. 3, schooner Australian Maid, 17, Gilbertson, for Awaroa. Two passengers — barque Sarah and Maria, 356, Gode, for Port Underwood. IMPORTS. .Phoebe, from Sou^h: 42 sacks oats. Hooper; 8 l trunks,-3 cases, 94 kets butter, 1 p;ircol. 15 pkgs,! .Edwards & Co;, I bale, 1 parcel, 2 ea-ks ebissware. 213 kegs butter. 19 wises cheese, I*2 hlids eggs, 8-boxes. 4 cases. 48 pk£s sundries, Cawthron; 18 pkgs. Thompson & Stavert; 2 cases, Davis; 1 <pkg, 2-cases, Solomon; 2 pkgs. 2 caseSoßu'ter Scßiddell; 7 cases Hunter; 1 pkg, Webb; 3 cases, 15 kegs butter, Order; 5 sacks. 1 flax machine, ' Buxton & Co; 2 pkgs, Buccholz; ?■ pkg« Milner; "2 pkgs, Cooke; 3 pkgs, Hadfield; 12pkgs, Ariams; 1 pkg. Superintendent of Nelson; I parcel, Pratt,; 1 crank-shaft, 1 pkg, s.s. P.eautit'ul 22 pkgs, Houghton; 10 pkgs leather. Light band; 1 box, Mrs. Taylor; I'parcel, Lucas & Son; 5 pkgs, Livick; 1 horse. Pitt. ". Ann, from Waitapu: 1 half-ton hay. Disher; 1 half-ton hay, Newton;. 2 pkgs, Hounsell; 1 box, i.Webster; 1 bundle, Bettany; 2 tons potatoes. 5 bales wool, 1 box eggs, -t. kegs butter, 9U ounces gold, Order. EXPORTS. . ; Australian Maid, for Awaroa: 1 pkgs, Gilbert;'sbn;'_s pkgs, Huffam. Santh and Maria: 2 bales wool, Morrison and Co; 7 bah-s wool, Robinson & Ken wick; 41 bales "wool, Hodder & Talbot; 58 bales wool, 15 bag 9 ■horns, 4casks tallow, Edwsirtfs & Co; 16 bales wool, Buxton & Co; 1 esse jewellery, Black & Son. Day Dawn, for Havelock : 2 parcels. Wilson and Richardson; 1 crstte crockery, 2 caj-es ale, 2 "kegs powder. 1 dozen brooms, :■ dozen pannikins, 3 cases champagne, 2 ca?es whiskey, 2 CH,<es claret, 1 box. sundries, 5 boxes candles, 2 bags oatmeal, 1 tin le 'on peal. 2 scythes and bandies. ~s"reap hooks, I jar acid, 1 biigsago, 1 case oil. 20 bags flour, 1 box 2 chests 1 lialf-'cbest tea,2 cases old torn, 1 parcil drapery, 1 box rssins, 2 cases' coffee, 6 dishes, 4 buckets, 9 American buckets, "1 case sundries, 1 cask currants, 1 box cocoa, 1 qr-cask brandy, 3 bags bran, 1 case gla«s, 1 parcel, I box books, 1 bundle pans, R. Levien; 1 pkg drapery, Fisher; 6 chairs, 2 parcels, 1 case. fl., Hounsell; 1 ton flour, 3 cases sundries, 4 boxes candles, 1 truss 1 broom. Buxton wl Co.; 1 case drugs, Hadfield; 5 bags flmir Davis; 1 cask ale, Hooper and Do-son • 1 bale 1-ather, 1 box, Lightband; 1 half-chest tea. ° i ases geneva, 1 case brandy, 1 case whisky, 1 box oigtrs, Morrison; Sclanders. and Co; The Circular Saw Co.'s s.s. Phoebe. Captain Worsp, arrived here, tliis morning, ar 9 a.m., having left the Bluff on 24ih Nov.. Port Chalmers on the 26th. Lyttelton on the 28th. reaching Wellington on the 29th- Left Weilintrto;? yesterday, with the barque Bal Imar:it in tow for Port Underwood. -Called ut Bowden's Kay. to lan i passengers and stores; arrived at Picroii at 9 p.m.; left again for.Nelsonat 1.30 a.m this morning, and arrived as abo^e, having experienced light y inds and fine weaiher throughout from Welling-