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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXII, Issue 86, 13 April 1888, Page 2

Captain EdwJn reported at IV3O a.m. i— " Nerth to Wtat and seuth weai gale within 18 heurs. Glass will —-The Oharlfe Edwatd arrived from Wellington this " m-rninjr, and sails at 8 p.m. to-day for West Coast potts. the Kennedy arrived at Hokitika to-day from West, .pott, and, weather permitting, leaves for Grejmouth to-morrow. Tha Murray arrived fram Ktkerangu this morning, .and amifn at 8 p.m. for Wanganui. The Waitapu makes a trip to Motaeka to-mo-row, leaving here at 7 a.m. and there on the return at 10 a,m» The Korahui left Grsymoutb at 9 o'oiook last night, will arrive here to-night, and tail by the same tide *t9p.m fnr Wellington direot. The Lady Barkly returned from Gelden Bay this afternoon. The Mahinapua leaves We* (port at 10 o'oiook tonigfet, will arrive, here to-morrow night, and sail by tie same ti^e at 7 p.m. for WHling'on and South. $ iThe Hudolph Josaphy which left New York on .; t)eeember 7th for Welliogtoa and>eUon t iß not yet nperted as having arrired at the former port. The Penenin left Dnnedin at*4 20 p m. on Monday, and arrived at Ljttolton st 10 am. on Tuesday; ■ailed at If 16 pa., andreaohed Wellingion at 3-40 p.m. an Wednesday ; left at I*l6 p.m. yesterday, ana arrived at Fioton at 5 40 p.m.; moved on at 1.30 this morning, bnt owing to a dense fog was compelled to 06M* t* an aiohor until 5'40 a.m., when she proeeeded on, arriving here at 11 a.m. Experienced fine wtather to Lyttelton, thenoc to Wellington a strong B.W, gale and heavy sea. She sails at 10 o'eloek to-night for Taranaki and Manukan.