Shipping Intelligence.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 133, 10 June 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. June 8, cutter' Ann, from Waitapu. — cutter Roving Bride, froni Tata Islands. 9, barque Harriet Armitage, from Newcastle. • 9, barque In'lus, from Newcastle to Kaikouras. 10, steamer Airedale, from Picton and Wellington. SAILED. Juno 8, steamer Stormbird, for Westport. ENTERED INWARDS. . Juae 8, cutter Roving Bride, 10, Ricketts, from Tata Islands. • — cutter Ann, 18, Eure, from Waitapu. Two passengers. 10, steamer Airedale, 286, Kennedy, from Wellington. Passengers: saloon — Mr. and Mrs. Wigley, Miss Morehouse, Miss Smith, Miss Jones, Captain Johnson, Messrs Wiesenhavern, Barcourt, Wright (2), Conn ell, and O'iarrell; second cabin — Messrs. Wise, Howard, Ciuttorbuck, Jb'ish, Shaw, Cassidy, Thomas, Crawford, Hooker, Culliford, and Mathieson. CLEARED OUTWARDS. June 7, ketch Mary Louisa, 18, M'Kown, for Wanganui West. 8, steamer Stormbird, 68, Holmes, for WestpoTt. Passengers: saloon — Messrs. Falla, Allen, and Driscoll; second cabin — Mr. Crudis. — cutter Supply, 15, Blackmore, for Collingwood. Four passengers. EXPECTED ARRIYALB. Otago, s., from Melbourne, via Grey and Hokitika; 13th. Wallaby, s., from West Coast. Nelson, s., from Buller, Grey, and Hokitika. Leonidas, barque, from Newcastle. Dona Anita, barque, from London. Avery, barque, from London. Vesta, ship, from London via Dunedin. Sissy, ship, from London. j PROJECTED DEPARTURES. j Phoehe, s., for Grey, Hokitika, and Bluff; 10th. j Airedale, s., for Taranaki and Manukan; 10th. \ Qtago, s., for South and Melbourne, 14th. TESSELS US' HARBOR. Phoebe, s.s. Lady Barkly, p.s. Woodpecker, p.s. Harriet Armitage, barque. Necromancer, schooner. Mar} r Louisa, schooner. Eliza, cutter Supply, cutter. Ann, cutter. Roving Bride, cutter. Rambler, ketch. The • Panama Company's steamer Airedale left Wellington yesterday morning, at half-past 6 and arrived at Picton at 12-15; left again at 2-30 p.m., and arrived here at midnight. Captain Kennedy . reports fine weather and variable winds. The Kaikoura left Wellington tor Panama at 8-30 p.m. on the Bth, taking a large number of passengers and 15,000 ozs gold. The barque Indus, with a cargo of cattle, from Newcastle to the Kaikoras, put into this harbor yesterday, having left Newcastle on the 3rd of May. She then experienced very boisterous weather, and on the lath put back for repairs and to take in a fresh supply of hay and water. The Indus has been for the last 17 days within" 150 miles of Nelson, but could not enter, on account of the south-easterly gales which prevailed. She left Newcastle with a cargo of 200 cattle, in prime condition, from three to four years old, for Mr. Bullen's station at the Kaikoras, (whither she proceeds after taking in a fresh supply of hay and water) but of these 50 have been lost on the passage.