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Decemler 1, steamer Kennedy, no, TSS£ oSS£m Nordst,™, for Westport. The Kennedy will arrive from Wellington to-morrow morning, and sail at £ p.m. for West Coast ports. The Waverlev is expected to leave Greytnoutta ior Foxton to-night. Thß Charles Edward is due at Foxton from Greymouth to-morrpw morning. The Xwhera arrived at the onto The Walnui. reached Wellington at 9 •.m to4ay. She returns here to-morrow maSi ««1 ""Is at 7 a.m. for the West leaves Wellington this afSooSf will arrive , h«e tomorrow morning, and sail at 7 p.m. for Picton • "IhYctenTarrived from Wellington at 3 o'clock this morning, and sailed at 6 a.m. for Westpor^. Sue was examined by a diver on Monday morning, who reported that she had sustained no injury through running ashore at. Nelson, only the paint hero and there being scratched. The Lily sails for Motueka at 5 p.m. today, aid returns here to-morrow "The i ady Barkly sails for Golden Bay *M±SSfttta San Francisco mail, is expected to reach Auckland tomorrow morning, having let 'Fnscoon her contraot date. The Mahinapua brings down the southern portion of the mail. - Mr D. Hood, an old Nelson boy, who has been second engineer of the Comnna tor some time past, has resigned from the Union Company's (service, in order to take the position of chief engineer on the s.s. Hesketh.