HIGH WATER AT NELSON.
ARKIVED. Nov. 5, steamer Murray, 78, Palmer, put back through stress of weather. SAILED. Nov. 4, ste-une*" Ladybird, 286, Andrew, for Taramkiand Manuka *i. Nov. 6, steamer luo, 28, Smith, for Havelock. 6 passengers. EXPORTS. Ino, for Have'ock-12 bus iron. ,1 pkg wedges, 1 crata bottles, Buxton %&> Co; 1 wahtand, 2 pkt?s. Jamos; 2 pki?*, E&vlflold; 9 pkg*, 2 ton< ccal, Levien; 6 pkgs, JaCkson; 10 pkgi, Sharp & P'ckering, Lidybtrd,_or North— 2s bigs malt, 163 pkgs, 11 bugs, sugar, Edwards & Co; 20 boxes tea, 25 cases kerosene, Sclanders and Ooj 16 bare onion?, Lovien. Murray, for West Coast— 2"o pkgs, Cawthron; 12 pkgs, L'ghtband; 6 cask, jtement, 8 pkgs. 60 bags sal6, Edwards & Co; 4 cases Iron, Scott; 2 cases eggs, Brogden; 6 cases oranges Hale; 9 coops fowh, Patterson; 3 pkgs, Hale; 20 bags malt, Harley & Sons. Taupo, for South— lo cises brandy, 76 mats sugar, Cawthow; 3 bales hops, Bnxton and Co; 120 sacks potatoes, 16 gunnies onions, Levien; 1 case, H. D. Jackson; I boat and gear, Infie'd; I box, Cros"^\ The Alh.mbr* arrived at the Bluff this mornin-r. ... The Hokitika ba> lireported as impasable, and the. Waip%ra is wside, unable to enter the river, Thi* will account for the Lyttel- • tons arrival there not being reportel yet. The Charles ElwarJ is %ft^cttd from Oaehunga to-night, and willbe despatched to the W?st Coast with tbe San Francisco mail to-morrow. - * The Waihopai, with 26 *a<P of cattle, crossed the Wanganui bMj&p-fiid for Nelson. on Tharsday afternoon„_i*f£ oling (o the bad weather that appears to be prevalent everywhere, has not yet .arrived. The Taranaki, with the San Francisco mail, crossed the Manukau bar at 2 pm. yesterday, and is expected to arrvelto-night about ll o'cl.cV,and will meet with Ijbmediate despatch. The sigoal for a steamer from the North was run up this morning, and wan shortly afterwards changed to that for the Kennedy, and many were the congratulations her owner receivel npon h?r escape from the Karamea, where the latest news had reported her to be high and dry. But about one o'clock the signal was t-ken down, and aaother one substituted for it which conveyed inteiligence of a less pleasing nature, for it snowed that tbe Murray; Which started for the West Coast yesterday morning with seventy passengers, was returning. On her arrival at the wharf, Captain Palmer reported that the weather was eo bid that it was Impossible for him to round the Spit He lay last night in Totjranui,- and this morning steamed to the Spit end, but he found so furious a westerly gale blowing thafr it was impossible to fica, it and he tberelore deemed it prudent to run back to Nelson. If the weather shows signs of improvement, she will sail again at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
Nov. Morn. After Friday 8 «• 1 - 19 ]48 Saturday 6 ... 218 235 Snnday 7 ... 2/3 3.*9 Monday 8 ... 4 ' 7 4 - 46 Tuesday 9 .. 518 5.49 Wednesday 10 ... 616 643 Thurslay 11 ... 6.56 7.38
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 294, 5 November 1875, Page 2
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501HIGH WATER AT NELSON. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 294, 5 November 1875, Page 2
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