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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 246, 16 October 1891, Page 2

The Aorere leaves Hokitika to-night for Greymontb. The Waverley arrived at Patea this morning, and leaves to-night for Pioton tnd Nelson. The Murray is due at Foxton to-morrow morning from Westport, and returns here on Sunday. She sails at 6 p.m. on Tuesday for Wangauui. The Kennedy is due from West Ooast portß •boat 7 o'olock this evening, and sails by the rame tide for Foxton and Wellington. The Charles Edward left Westport at 10 A.m. to-day for Orey mouth. * The Grafton leaves Wellington at 4 o'olock tbis afternoon, will arrive here to-morrow morning, and sail at 5 pm, for the West Ooast. Tbe Mawhera leaves Westport at 9 o'olook to-night, -will arrive here to-morrow after- ' nooo, and sail at 7 p.m, for Wellington direot. The Botorua sailed ior South at 5 p.m. yesterday, and reaohed Wellington at 7*30 tbis morning. She prooeedß South at 3 p.m. The Elsie Bails for Motueka at 3 p.m. to* tnorrow, and returns here on Monday morning. i'he Lady Barkly left for Golden Bay last night, and returns here to-morrow afternoon. The barque Halcione sailed for Gisborne at 9 o'olook last evening. There being but little wind daring tbe night she did not make muoh progress, and at daybreak tbis morning was only about 10 miles distant. She has been knocking about iu the bay .all the day. Nothing haß yet been heard of the Norwegian barque Habil, whioh left New York for Freeman tie (W, A) and Nelson on April 4. The average length of the passage is about 100 days, bat as nearly double that . time has elapsed since ehe left New York, it is feared that some aooident has befallen her,