SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 142, 22 June 1871, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

BAILED. June 21, steamer Charles Edward, 89, Holmes, for West Coast. Passengers —Mr and Mrs Boyle, Miss Boyle, Mr H. Boyle, Mr and Mrs Hilton and troupe, Misses Miller (_), Messrs Buchholz, Gill. McFarlane, Gower.Kiti, Waxman, Green Allen, Yule. ' ,' — steamer Rangitoto, 449, Mackie, 'for Wellington, South, and Melbourne. Passengers — Mr and Mrs Smyth, Mrs and Miss Sheet, Mrs Sthvert and child and servant. Miss Buxton, Miss Bailey, Mrs Butiment and family (8), Mrs Lewthwaite, Messrs J. Lucas, Murchin, Matheson, Forbes. EXPORTS. Rangitoto, for South : 4 crates plants, Hale; 1 case, Hadfield; 1 pkg cloth, Webley & Co. Charles Edward, for West Coast : 28 cases claret, Davis; 9 cases bacon, 57 kegs butter, Edwards & Co.; 10 cases frui§*2 pkgs, 1 case eggs, Price; 36 bales ehafL'Godd ; 2 pkgs trees, J.Hale; 8 bags onions, R.^Levie'to; 3 kegs butter, Hooper; 2 casks ale, Harley Bros.; 24 bags potatoes, 1 bag onions, 16 cases apples, Clarke & Co.; 9 pkgs, 2 cases eggs, Buchholz; 23 pkgs, Styles; 110 sheep, M'Farlaiie; 3 horses, 40 sheep, Max; 1 trunk, Gane; 2 horses, 4 bags fish, Kiti; 1 trunk boots, Lightband; 11 pkgs, 1 bdl trees, Hale; 12 bags potatoes, 2 bags onions, Hunter; 1 chest clothes, 1 bdl bedding, I chair, 17 kegs butter, 2 cases, Cawthron; 8 pkgs, 7 cases bacon, Myers; 60 bags potatoes, Wise; 1 bag, Blanche; IP bales chaff, Andrews; 3 pkgs, Rose; 2 qr-casks ale, Hooper & Co.; 3 cases, 2 casks tar, 80 bags salt, Morrison & Co.; 6 pkgs, Hodder & Taltot; 1 case iron, 3 pkgs, Fisher; 1000 bricks. Mills; 2 bags oysters, Fundley; 5 cases bacon. Gayer; 3 bags lime, Lukins; 3 pkgs, White; 4 cases fish, 6 pkgs, Burrell; 43.,pkgs produce, 25 cases, Pickard. .EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Gothenburg, steamer, from Melbourne via South; June 23. Taranaki, steamer, from North; June 23. Lyttelton, steamer, from Blenheim. "Phoebe, steamer, from South. Kennedy, steamer, from West Coast. Beth Shan, ship, from London. Annie Braginton, barque, from London. Ann, cutter, from Waitapu. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Gothenburg, steamer, for Melbourne; June 23. Taranaki, steamer, for South; June 23. Murray, steamer, for West Coast; June 23, Kennedy, steamer, for West Coast; June 24. Lyttelton, steamer, for Blenheim; June 24. Thajbe, steamer, for North. < hrishna, barque, for Newcastle. Waiotahi, schooner, for Havelock; June 2-2. "VESSELS IK PORT. Murray, steamer, from West Coast. Crishna, barque, from Newcastle. Waiotahi, schooner, from Havelock. Rambler, ketch, from Wairau. Thames, cutter, from the Sound. The brigantine Flirt arrived at Lyttelton from Auckland and Mercury Bay on the 23rd ultimo. From the following report, clipped from the Lyttelton Times of the 24th, it will be feen that the mate of the vessel, George Major, was washed overboard and drowned during a heavy gale : — " The Flirt left Mercury Bay on Saturday night, 13th May. with a light N'W. wind. On the 17th the wind hauled to the W.N.W., blowing fresh; in latitude 41 deg. 25 mm. on the 18th the wind hauled again to the S.W. ; at 5p m put the vessel under close-reefed fore-and-aft canvas; wore ship and headed in W. by N. to W.N.W., blowing a heavy gale. On Friday, the I,9th, at 2.45 a.m., a very s&\ accident occurred. Thp vessel shipped a very" he*t?ry sea aft on the poo-fl, and washed George Major, the mate, overboard, and smashed in the cabin skylights, half filling' the cabin with water. A very heavy sea running at the time, and it blowing a gale of wind, nothing could be done to save him. At 9 a.m. had moderate wind from N.W.; stood on her course at noon, when the wind again went into the S.W.; and blew a furious gale; hove the vessel to with main stay-sail for 24 hours, when it moderated, and the wind hauled to the W.N. W. on Sunday, the 21st,. at 6 am.; at 11 a.m. made all sail, steering S.W , with clear weather; at midnight made Lyttelton. "

High Water at Nelson. Morn. Afternoon. Thursday June 22 ... 12;20 12.35 Friday „ 23 ... 1.10 125 Saturday „ 24 ... 1.40 2.6 Sunday „ 25 ... 2.16 2.34 Monday „ 26 ... 245 3.10 Tuesday „ 27 ... 3.35 411 Wednesday „ 28 ... 4.39 5.27