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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 38, 9 February 1876, Page 2

Thesis Arawata wiil arrive here early tomorrow mctroing; with Sir Julius Yogel on boardy.flijdas'tho agent has received a telegram from the Government in Wellington asking^Hat tHe steamer may arrive there to- ~ rnorrotfv.evening, she will be despatched from here at '"ten o'clock to-morrow morning for Wellington direct - The'.Ocfa'tt'Bird left Wellington for Kai kouraTast evening. •'*'-'*"■ The Maori arrived from Lyttelton this . hiprnWg-' aiidaailed for Dunedin via West Co*st and Bluff this afternoon.' 'The Wellington, leayes Wellington this . ifternoo!Ui\will wriye... to-morrow morning, and sail for the N or > hin tbe e vening. The -^Murray sailed for. Wanganui last nurht, arrive i this morning, and will pail for Nelßon again to-night, -j - ( . ■ ,___,' _ The "Charles Edward arrived at Westport ..""last- night, and *rill. Bail; for"; Hokitlka thiß The Lyttelton arrived from Blenheim this afternoon, and will sail again-for that port on •Friday. ".'■ , » ,Jrii . . ii:r ."!• ' : ' The Wallace Meit Hokitika this morning for Nelson via Weßt port She will arrive here on Friday morning. ' . The Tflupo : lottonehunga yesterday afternoon, will arrive to--n*ght, and sail for the South to-morrow morning. . Me^As ' M*Meokan Blackwood and Co s steamer Oineo, Captain Ch^tfleld, came into harbor last evening. She left Hobson's Bay at 3 20 p rii. on January 27, cleared the Heads at. 7 p.m., and pissed Wilson's Promontiry at V.30 aim, - next day, and. Kent's Group at :■ % 1.20 p m ■ Fine, light, pl.asant northerly we itber prevoiled throughout the passage, and ait. 7.ls'P-m. oh the ;lst instant passed the /Solander. and arrived at the Bluff at 3 a.m. on the? '2nd ;: disembarked 230 rams, and landed 65 tons of cargo, loving for Port Chalmers at; 6 p.m. arriving at 8.30 a.m. on the 3rd-, left at 4 p.m on the 4h, arriving at Lytteltonati7 am. on.the sth-, left again at 6* p m, same dav, arriving at Wellington on : the morning of the 6th; left at 5 o'clock yes- '" terday -morning, arriving here at 7p m Kxperienced strong S.W winds on the pa°sage acroß •> , She sailed for Melbourne, via West Coast, this morning. The. new m-il. steamer City of San Francisco^ which arrived here from Napier at five o'cloqk yesterday morning*, attrac'ed .a large number of people to tie wharf before church hour,?,.'/ Several went on. board; but others were, unable, to. do. so owing to the fact that she departed co soon after, her arrival. She - left for Lyttelton;. at 1030 a.m. yesterday, about teumjputes after lhe, Alhambra, which looked_aime'' , 2 i cobkle-shell as she passed her. Boih ; -boats rassed out of tbe Heads almost together, and this.morning's telegrams record the arrival at Lyttelton of the City of San Francisco at 2 a.m., arid. the Alh mbrja at 5 , a.m'// the latter bemsr besten by 3 hours and 10 rriinufesl The mail boat ir.ade a fair run of 1R_; ; hours" as-ainst a fresh liead wind, averaging Ml J knots.— -Post 7