HIGH WATER AT NELSON.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 262, 4 October 1875, Page 2

HIGH WATER AT NELSON.

ABBIVKD. October 9, steam I*,1 *, 461 , Macferlane, from TaranaUland Mannkau— Passengers : Miss Browning, Mr and Mrs Jones Capt. Martin, Messrs Darby, Grant, Hankinson, Thomas. Wilson, and 28 for South. 3,iiteanier Murray, 78, P»lmer, from RuatenawbaFV ' ':-— steamer Inp, 24, Bonner, from Golden "Bevr. -:■-"*'■--' ■-'..■■■■: ' ' 4, barque Melrose, 164, Kenny, from Near- , SAJLBD. ■ -. : October 3, ketchf Pearl, 33, Crosbie, for Ru^tanawha. - „ '- ■>j3i Sketch BimdnrJ, 10, Turner, for Mara--listii -'"-■■> >'* •• '■•• "■ - rr- ketch, Pearl, Si, Westropp, focßua- . tanftwba. '*. -"-■"■" - ■ # Hj^steamsir Taupo, 461, Mscf arlane, for Picton aaa-Sonth-PassengeM : Mi«B«s You^g. ToueVMesWsToung (8), Southern, Arnold, 7 Bewrdon, Crebbin, O'Leary, Trevor, Munro, ; Elliott, George, Anderson, Jones. t^t IMPORTS. iTtapo, from. Taranaki and Manukau— l pjtjjßro^ia; 7 caeca, Jone*. «Marr&y i; from Ruatanawha— 4s tons coal, 7 Edwards & Co, , ' *<TaupoV f Ot Pkton and South— Bo mats sugar Solaridert^Ooi 131 boxerte*. .4oo basts rice, Davis & Co; 600 sacks potatoes, Neate and Haddowj 15 sack« potatoes, 4 sacks bacon, 24 - iwks cwrpts, Hoftthouse; 24 pieces iroo work, Edwards &<>;. 3 cops fowls. Hate; VJOba'e* hops, Palmer t 2 bales cloth, Wesley 'Broil 4 casks lime, Lukins; I box, Aldfidg2; 2 pair wheels, & axles, Monetary ; 1 pel, C»un

" The Melro^e arrived from Newcastle this '. &BfiS ing with si cargo of coals for Messrs N. Edwards & Co., and was towed into harbor ; hv the Murray. ;', '"^hs'Kensicdy arrived at Westport this mbrninj&Ufter being detained for a day at ; T^fcaranni.. Bbe. experienced bad weather -".' w|tf» ; Jieayy raina throughout ths passage ®.-Th& ~«f Wray arrive 1 yesterday afternoon (Kirn' Raa'anawba with a car^o of <\>llingwfldfl'coat for Messrs N.-E-iw«rds & Co. JThe Lyttelcon wi'l leave Weiliogton for He'keraiwu- to-day.. ThePhajbe and Hawe* leave Wellington - for Plcton and Nelson to-day. They will anil north 1 to-morrow. - Taking advantage of the change of wind -yesterday; a nntnb€r of the • • email fry" took their departure for their respective destination. '; ' ? •'" ' . . _' ; The barge, lately built by /Messrs Freeman - Bros.'fot the' Para Para Company, will be launched this eveninsr. ; ; &~_;A Port Coalmen telegram dated Sept. 30, gayt t— The ship Strathmore, from London, U ISadays out, and baa been given up for lost. ; NOihopes whitever are enter'ained of her appearance here. It in supposed she caught fire, andj having 30 tone ol powder en bonrd, jjr4»irerat asunder and sunk, taking all down :-->., with'Vfier.- The wreckage pa«el in, the So^theii^ Ocean by the ship Waimea is bclievad to have been fragments of her. • pT;he,e.«, Taupo, CaptainJtfacfarlane, arrived at the wharf at 9 p.m. on Saturday evening. , She. left Cnehanga wharf at 10.40 a.m. on : Ms r Ist liist., and cleared the Heads at 12 30 p^ni.i arriviog at New Plymottfeh at 6 a m the " - tfoltowing, morning; lefc at 8.15 a.m., and i 8 p.m., thus '^^^M the ran from Taranaki in 11 hO'irs (B^'tfiree^aareers.ekper.'enocdtresh westerly ; ■ 'yna^W New Plymouth, thence to enterla? strong no? t K -vest wind, and from thejßCe Bouth-west wiale, with aqu ills an i -'' r^lh? ' She sailed tot Pictoa aad southern . parts ihismorniny. ' - • .

l Oor. Morn. After Monday v 4 ... H.4i 12.1T .Tuesday V » '" I2AI l2 * 3 * Wednesday 6 ... 1268 1.10 vVThunty- 7 " lM aia A Friday 8 ... 2.35 254