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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 153, 20 June 1876, Page 2

The tytteltoQ left Blenheim for Nelsanthis moruiug. Tfie Arawata Bailed from Melbourne for the Bfuff yebterday. Tha Albion suited for, Sydney vi* West Coast last niglit at six o clock. The Kennedy arrived at Westporti this morning, aud wilt sail to nighc for Greyruotfth.: ■■ ■'■ '»'•' The' Wallace arrived at Wanganui at 8 am; to-tiny, and will sail for Nelson to-mor-row-'uioming. f ' As an instance of the shipping trade of Newcastle, we may meution tUat when the Aosdell -lefc that port 84 vessels were loading with coal, 27 of which had arrived' in one day. The Alhambra arrived at Hokitika last night, was to be tendered this morning, and is txpeoted to -arrive to-morrow morning. She is ad verciaed-jto leave for VVelliagtaa and South' in the evening. . Tue barque which arrived yesterday proved to be the Ansdcl, Captain Barnts, lrom Newoabtle r . Ciptain Barnes reports, leayiug Newcasiie on tbd 9th June, ivxptrieuced Houtherly and south west winds for the flist three days, from tnence to Blind Baj hud a Bucceaaion of westerly gales, Cape Farlweilat 10 am. oa ounday, and arriviug off the^liightbouse. yesterday morning, bbe was^t]<wed"mD6 h>rbor by the Lady B^rkly thisin'orriing, and berthed alongside the (Jommeraal Wti.rf: The Ausdelt brings acr go of coal, timber, orauges, &c, consigned to Mr Thoinas. qcotc; and a, quantity oi iron bark piles and girders lor Messrs Brogden and Sons. \