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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 163, 1 July 1876, Page 2

-The Kennedy will sail for Wanganui and Manukau at ten o'clock to-night. The Ringarooma, with the Suez mail, arrived at the Bluff thU morning. * The Murray's. departure for the West Coast is postponed until Monday morning. **Thie schooner Waihopai still remains on the bard, where she ia being caulked. 'The Richard ahd Mary is loading at Franzeri?a Wharf with a cargo for Patea. .The fiawealeaves Wellington to morrow, will--, arrive here on Monday morning, and sail fbr the. North at .1 p m. -The Wallace is still at Greymouth, but intends to sail for Hokitika to day, although the bar. tjiere is still reported bad. < : The Taupo -sailed for the Southern ports esrly this ' morning, and arrived at Picton at M~45; r.Bbe leaves Wellington to-morrow afternoon. . The Lady Barkly arrivei from Go'den Bay this morning. She is advertised to sail for Havelock, to- morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, weather permitting. r^The Taranaki leaves Onehurga to day, wilfarrive: on Monday morning, and sail for the South in the evening. Sha will be the last steamer to arrive here under the N-Z.B.S. Company's flag. The inclemency of the weather Ins had a very sensible effect upon our coasting vessels, the masters of which prefer to remain snugly - at anchor in harbor, to beiug at sea in the present,. stite of the weather. Consequently th^e. arrivals and departures of the " small fry" during tlie past few da} c have been— nil -ai-..,,.:! .:_j.i .. — j n-r-g