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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 36, 8 February 1876, Page 2

Y^hePhoßbe sailed last night, and arrived Yat^elHngton; via Pictonjthis morning. >-,-. I'\l: .The;;Taupbleaves. Onehunga to-day, will :Yarflve;-o .riaqrrqwrnight; and.rsail for ■ Picton -aridsoritho V YThe Om?o left Wellington for Nelson direct Ythis'mortih'g; V She"will s_ il for Melbourne :6yia. .WestGoaStports to-morrow morning. .;:;....___&. MfoVi 'is due from Lyttelton to day ,iiaccording;tp her"tiiqe-table, but her departure i"ir.__ that port is not yet telegraphed. Yf^heTGharles Edward sailed for West Coast ports last ni^ht I :,:>r,he{ Murray .sailed, this af ternoqn-. (ov rV^apganrii, "and will,return on Thursday Ymorniiig. ':YYY;'"r•';■•'■!',' ■ .{''•.. QTbri} rftyttelton left Blenheim for Neleon /i. thiWriiorniig,. She will roturn to Blenheim YorisjFrMay^. 'YYY. .' :-.. i;*-.- • :;"' Captain W. Clayton, who for several.years. . comni'aridei^th'e'.alteamiert Lady Datli.He, and " atteiward.9 {brought .out the steamer Ringa- . ■'rorima;iia'the inventor of what may be termed a tidal dial.^ by which the times of high water ;; Rfevjtlje different ports and head lands from v- Kiiig Geprge's Sound-rpiirid east to Port Dar- "... • .win;:andYatt ths a^jaceritjelands, including '-':; Tasmariia.and New Zealand, can be ascertained f'ata'glarice.; -It is a very useful and compact -*arti6le;;;and. being no thicker.than a piece of '^'.:-'&Ml_.ard < V.''and-( only about six inches, io. -; diapeterj can be readily'used. The inventor haV.Bhqwn^ not only genius, but a great; Y'ainQ'piti: pt rperseverance, the computations .; bejn%]multit.udin'ou*f.arid,no ship 'master trad- }-•: ingYcpastwise.. or to'.;the 'adjacent colonies YougHt'tobe^without one.-r^c. . -•""■. ~