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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 20, 23 January 1877, Page 2

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January 22, cutter Dauntless, 12, Brett, from Adele Island. — cutte? Maid of Italy, 17, Clarke, from. Biwaka. 23, steamei; Tararua, Sinclair, from Sydney via West Coast. - — steamer Wanaka, Malcolm, from Wellington and South. :.:... „ SAILED. January 22, schooner Arthur Wakefleld, 45, Curran, for Waitapu. ■• -— schooner Utf0,728, Kirk, for Adele Island. ■-='■ .7 — steamer Lady Barkly, 30, for .Golden Bay. — ketch Lily of .the Wave, 10, .Emms, for Wangamoa. --.- - J

The Charles Edward arrived at Westport at I p.m. to-day. ,r - The 'Kennedy reports a north-west .gale blowing at Westport. I. u " The Taranaki left New Plymouth tbis morning, will arrivb- to-fcight, and sail for the South to-morrow afternoon, j ;- •■> The Wellington leaves J. ellington at midnight, wili arrive toynorrow afternoon, and sail for the North: at "f p.m. on Thursday. 7 The Wallace leaves Wellington to-night, will arrive to-mQrrow, and sail for the West Coast on Thursday. "' The barque c Ghaudiere, frqm London, should be puttipg ih an appearance soon, as Bhe is now over- three months ou. . [[! [ ; ■ ~ The Tararua^'arri ved from Sydney via West Coast this afternoon.; She brings no later Australian news than that already to --hand. . •"'? ,-.^ j* ;,.,,,' The Wanakaiarrived from WelUngtojii this afternoon, and.wiirsai(-£or Dunbdin via West Coast to-mblrow. }---''^ ;'..;■ The Lady Barkly sailed on her usual, trip to Golden Bay'last evening,; S>=The schooner Arthur Wakefield sailed for Waitapu yesterday/' at which port sbb will load with timber; '- : The cutter Maid of Italy arrived from Biwaka yesterday, r : „...^ 1 ..^_ , . ... ..„.„._,. Gapt. Edwin telegraphs the following weather-warning:.— Expect gale from any direction, from north-east to north and west whH^thV glass ; is'f ailing, ' ahdf fttom west to., south iand solsh-east while ■ rising. Eapecfr -&Yj.g&l&Li 77 . : -We take the. following "fi^bm the N: Z. 2\nra:-~ (&ptaln Fairchild while jn the Luna compiled "some vbry :: interesting figures re-" garcfing , he . consumption , of coal, rate of travelling, %ud' expenses per year. - He has; continued to compile the same in connection with theTHinemoa/and the result when both are "compared is simply amazing, showing whal; a great saving is made by the Hinemoa... Eor'*"iiiJstatice, the 1 Sinemoa has steamed during three months 5028 miles, and in that time consumed 331 tons coal, and if she continues -to go at the same rate to the end of the year she will burn 1324 tons coal, and Bteam-2i0,104 miles. Now, during a twelvemonth the Luna went 18,000 miles, and to do that she hid to consume 1800 tons coal, which quantity would bring the Hinemoa 28,000 miles. "lt will at once be apparent from the foregoing figures, what a great, saving hv coal there is by. the .new steamer. Including -ail- expenses it will take nearly £2000 less to work the Hinemoa in a twelvemonth than it did the Luna.