SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 258, 2 November 1869, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED. November 1, barque Helen, from Mauritius. SAILED. Oetober 31, steamer Kennedy, 125, Whitwell, for Wanganui. November 2, steamer Charles Edward, 89, Holmes, for Westport. VESSELS IN PORT. Murray, s., from West Coast. Lyttelton, s., from West Coast. Lady Barkly, s., from Golden Bay. Moutoa, s., (laid up). Helen, barque, from Mauritius. Sarah Maria, barque, from San Francisco. Snorre Sturlasson, brig, from Newcastle. E. IT. Cameron, schooner, irom Dunedin. Rambler, ketch, from Havelock. Collingwood, ketdh, from Blenheim. Clara, curter, from Blenheim. Midge, cutter, from Blenheim. Alert, cutter, from Manukau. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Airedale, s., from South, to-morrow. John Penn, s., from Manukau j Kennedy, s., from West Const. Charles Edward, s., from West Coast. Hera, barque, from London. Ann, cutter, from Waitapu. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Airedale, s., for Taranaki and Manukau, Nov. 4. . • Snorre Sturlasson, brig, for London. Midge, cutter, for Blenheim. IMPORTS. Collingwood, from Blenheim: 20 empty casks, Hooper and Co.; 3 empty casks, Meld; 4 sides bacon, Gorrie. Clara, from Blenheim: 30 pigs, Max; 6 empty casks, Hooper and Co. ; 6 kegs butter, Order. EXPORTS. Lord Ashley, for South: 1 iron plate, Moutray; 2 hhdsale, Field; 10 hh.ds ale, 5 cases brandy, Hooper and Co.; 3 iron tanks, 1 box tools, 1 pkg iron bars, 7 pkgs tobacco, 1 tin vestas, Edtrards and Co.; 1 box, J. E. Hooper; 90 hides, 53 calfskins, Bettany; 5 bales Nelson cloth, Webb; 6 pkgs, Robertson ; 1 case, Harper. Kennedy, for Wanganui: 10 tons flour, Edwards and,, Co. ".fyjz : M* ssrs. N. Edwards and Co.'s paddle steamer Chakles Edward arrived at the Albion Wharf yesterday morning. Captain, Holmes reports leaving here last Tuesday at 2 p.m., but strong north-westerly winds prevented his leaving the bay until Wednesday. Arrived at Westport at midnight, and left next day r.t three, reaching Hokitika at six the following morning. Left again at daybreak on Saturday, and arrived off the Grey at six, but the very heavy fresh in the river rendered it impossible to enter until the evening's tide. Discharged cargo and took in coal that night, leaving early on Sunday for the Buller; crossed that bar at three p.m., and left again at six for Nelson, arriving as above.

.- . o — Hioh Water at Nelson. Morn. Afternoon. . . iTiiesday ' Nov. 2 ... 7.44 8.8 Wednesday „ 3 ... 8 30" 8.53 . Thursday „ 4 ... 9.11 9.29 . Friday „ 5 ... 9.57 10.26 -Saturday „ 6 ... 10.47 11-9 Sunday „ 7 ... 11.30 11.52 Monday „ 8 ... 12.13 12.35