PORT OF NELSON.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 103, 4 May 1869, Page 2

PORT OF NELSON.

SAILKI). Mays, steamer Murray, S6, M'Gillivray, for Westp»rt. — steamer Airedale, "256, A. Kennedy, for Pieton and Wellington. Passengers: saloon — Mr and Mrs Richmond and throe children, Mrs Burnett, Mt-s Warr-n. Mi- and. Mrs Carter, Mi«s Alk'MSon, Messrs VVella. Glenn, Stuiirt; second cabin — Miss Webby, Mrs Cheesenvm and two children, M s-ts Murre.ll. Tuvlor, two natives. •i, steamer Charles Edward, 89, Palmer, for Westp 'i-fc. — steamer Lady Barldy, CO, Walker, for Coilingvvood. K.Vf'KOTEI) AttIUVALB Gothenhur \ s., from Melbourne via Wellington an-.l South; sth. AHinmbra, s , from Melbourne via West Coa^t; 6th. Phoebe, s. from Son th; 6th. John Knox, barqup. from Sydney. Gertrudp. brig, from Newcastle. Icon, barquo, from London AiHancc, barque, from Liverpool. PHO.I KCTEI) OEPA RTURK3. Chzelle, brijr, for Newcastle; to-day. Airedale, s.. for South; Miy ind. Gothenburg, s., for Melbourne via West Coast 6th. Allvimbra, s., for Melbourne via South; 7th. Phoebe, s., for Tarnnaki and Manukau; 7th. IMPORTS. Jane, from Pelorus : 16,000 feet timber, Fran- ; lex Airedale, from North: 1 qr-cask wine, Wieserbavern; 5 pkgs, Robinson; i bales leather, Lightband; 1 pkge, Lock; 2 cases, Sharlund; I case, j Hawthorn. Sisters., from M^tnpipi: 6000 ft timber, Hooper &Co.; 14 pkgs, Webster; 1 box, Wilkie. j EXPORTS. Bruce, for West port: 80 tons transhipped from Beautiful Star. Waiotahi, for Havelock: 12 packages, Buxton; 20 do., Levien; 6 casks ale, Field; 2 casks ale, Hooper & Co.; 13 pkgs, llolaway. Augusta, for Havelock: 1 bar iron, Rutter & Co; 12 pkgs, Fisher; 38 ao., Levien; 4 do., Hounssll. Murray, for West Coast: 27 hhds, 19 qr-casks ale, Hooper & Co; 5 tanks malt, M'lnto«hj 4 horses. Paul; 31 sacks produr-e. Smiih; 49 bags bran, Davis ; 3 pkgs, Hart ; 2■do , Falla, 3000 •bricks, Gibbons; 5 bags limp, Lukins. Airedale, for Picton: 1 parcel, Edwards & Oo; 4 hhds ale, Hooper & Co; 1 box. Nehse; 98 hides, Bettany ; 1 parcel. Superintendent Nelson; 3 bales Nels>on cloth, Webly; 2 boxes, Stavert; 1 "case, Simpson; 1 portmanteau, Gibbons; 2 cases, Hadfield. Collingwood, for Blenheim; 8 tons coals, Edwards & Co. Charles Edward, for "Westport: 1 qr-cask wine, 100 boxes candles, 21 pkgs, 5 drums oil 5 brls almonds, 15 brls nuts, 10 brls currant^ 151 cases'brandy. I cask rice, 15 ke«s butter, 31 cases, 2 bales, N. Edwards & Co. ; 2 sacks lime, Lukins; 1000 bricks, 30 sacks bran, 8 bales chaff, Neale & Haddow; 4 trunks, 2 casks, Lightband; 1 ca»e, Fisher; 20 kegs butter, 4 pkgs, 2 casks, Kingston; 1 case, King; 1 horse, Dakers; 3 kegs butter, Falla; 2 cases, 36 sacks potatoes. Levick; 1 box, Hill; 4 hhds, 6 qr-casks ale, Hooper & Co; I case, Elliott; 1 box, 1 parcel, Tingle; 1 parcel, Thornton; 10 bales chaff, Avery Bros ; 42 pkgs. King; I bale, Sedgwick; 1 box, Bonnington ; C boxes, 4 kegs herrings, Askew; 1 bag, Mou4ray; 4 cases, 29 bags onions, Ke^nan; 2 cases, White; 2 bags oysters, Weby; 3 pkgs, Hale; 2 Icegs butter, Woolcoek; 7 bags. Phillips; 6 pkgs, Spanger; 4 legs butter. Myers; 1 do, 4 coops fowls, Fairy; 44 pigs, 90 sheep, 7 cattle, 6 bales, 2 cases fowls, 1 case eggs, 1 bag bacon, Max. Lady Barkly, for Collingwood : 2 cases, Cross; 4 gunnies sugar, 2 bales, 13 pkgs, Edwards and Co ; 1 pkge tobacco, 8 pkgs sundries, 26 sheets iron, 4 lengths ridginsr, Buxton and Co.; 1289 feet timber, Curtis Brothers; 1 pkge cigars, Nehse.