EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 70, 24 March 1898, Page 2

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

IAT NELSON.] Asterion, barque, from London, sailed January 25. Th'ora, barque, from New York via ' Frecmantlr, eailed December 23, [AT WELLINGTON.! Anglian, eb, from Sydney via East Ccast, March 25. Monowai, es, from Melbourne via Hobart and South, Maroh 26. Tarawera, ss, from Sydney, Maroh 24. Indramajo, es, from London via Australia and Anokland, sailed January 29. Rlmntatca, ss, from Plymouth, aailed February 6, Kotoiti, es, from Glasgow, sailed February 21. Mamati, from bs, London via Anckland, sailed February 16. Banjratira.s?, from Plymouth, sailed February 19, Stat' of New Zealand, from London via Australia and Anckland, sailed February 21. Waimate, bs, from Plymouth, aailed March 3. Fides, barque, from Hamburg, sailed -November 23. . Teutonia, barque, from New York, sailed November 22. . Bllvefbow, barque, from Liverpool, nailed November 30. Firth of Clyde, barque, from Glasgow, . January 25, The Charles Edward will arrive trom Pieton late tonight. She goes on tbe cradle to-morrow for cleaning, and sails for Wellington direct at 6 p.m. on ifenday. The Kennedy iB dne at Foxton tomorrow morning, and leaves there Saturday morning for Greymonth, Westport and Nelson. , Th'e-Wainui arrived from Pieton and . Wellington tbis morning, and sailed by the same tide for the West Coast. Tbe Haupiri left Westport at 11-10 last night, and passed tbe Spit at 1030 this morning. She will arrive bere tbis afternoon, and sail at 9*30 p.m. for Wellington direct. Tbe Kotorua reaohed Wellington at 11*45 last night. She retnrns here tomorrow morning, and sails at 10 a.m, for Pieton and Wellington. The Mabinapua leaves Mannkan this afternoon, will arrive here on Monday morning, and sail at 1230 p.m. for Taranaki and Manukau, The Lily makes a trip to Motueka tomorrow, leaving here at 7*30 a.m. She sails for Golden Bay at 10 p.m. in place of the Lady Barkly. - The Margaret Galbraitli arrived off ' Wellington Heads on • Monday, and signalled for a tug. The Duchess pnt off, bnt by tbis time the ship waa blown through the straits by the northerly Sale. Captain Manning, of the Kotoraaana, reports sighting a vessel, supposed to bo the Margaret Galbraitb, about 20 miles south of the Eaikoras, early yesterday morning. When coming into harbour yesterday morning the ketch Pet looted tbe beacon on Hani ashore Island, and oarried it away. The Pet had a hole knocked in her, and as she was making water rapidly a boat pnt • off from the shore and towed ber to Lukins' Wharf. The beacon bas been temporarily repaired.