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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 139, 3 June 1876, Page 2

The Kennedy will Bail for Karamea tomorrow morning.; The Lyttelton left Blenheim this mOrning She will Bail for Blenheim again on Wednesday./,.:;. . : • : The Wellington leaves Onehunga to-day, will arrive on Monday morning, and sail fir the South at 5.30 p.m. The schooner Uno, with a cargo of stone, arrived from Adele Island this afternoon, being the second trip this week. „ The schooner Hichard and Mary; and ketch Emerald, sailed this morning, the former for a CHrgo - of) stone 'for the harbor works, and the latter for Pelorus. The Wallace arrived at Wanganui last evening, and towed the ; Ocean Bird into the river. She leavf s Wanganui for Nelson with a Cargo of sheep this evening. Tlie< Maori having been detained at Port Chalmers by a northerly gale, will not arrive here' until. to-morrow. . She will sail for Dunedin via West Coast ports on Monday. The steamer. Ringarooma arrived at the Bluff this morning, but has not brought the Su z f mailas was telegraphed. This, will be brought by the Albion on its arrival at Melb rarhej-' which will probably be a week after its due date, owing to an accident having occurred, to, the 'P., and O. steamer in the B.vv of Biscay. The Evening Post of Wednesday flftys :— The Easby will take with her a very large cargo of colonial produce. At Oamaru she took int 3uoo sacks of grain for: Sydney; at Timaru 200 tons of cargo were taken on board;- about 250 tons were to be shipped from Lyttelton;: and no doubt Welington will falso have a large qumtity to be shipped to the metropolis of N.S.W. -