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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 173, 13 July 1876, Page 2

The Kennedy left for West Cosst; ports today. The Maori arrived at Lyttelton yesterday afternoon. Tfce-eehooner Waihopai Railed for Wanganui via Motueka this morning. The schooner Uno sailed this morning for Adele Island for a cnr?o of stone. Thfe biigatuine Parry sailed from Newcastle for Hong Kong oa July Ist with 250 tons- coal. '-' The Taranaki arrived from Picton this morning, and sailed for the Nonih ia the afternoon. The Tui left Westport for Nelson at noon to-day. She is advertised to sail for Wellington, to-morrow. The echooner Awaroa, which had heen detained on account of the intjlemetuy of the weather, sailed this morning for Wauganui The Wallace has not yet been able to cross the Hokitika bar, and is now lying; at Greymouth, where she has temporarily landed her passengers. The Murray is due at Greymoath to-day, and will Fail to-morrow for Nelson via We3tport. She will leave again for West Coast ports on the arrival of the San Francisco muil. Mcssn M-Meckan, Blackwood, and Co. 'a sb. Albion, Captiin J. W. Clarke, left Sydney at 4 pm r on the ftth inst; experienced lighn north-easterly wind?, with fine weathar, throughout the passage to Hokilika; arrived off the latter place at 4.30 p.m. on the 10th, and anchored for the night ; was tendered by th^ s s. Waipnra at noon on the 11th, and at 1.30 p.m. proceeded on to Nelson direct; experienced a strong north east wind, and arrive 1 off the Boulder Bank at 8 pm. yesterday, entering the harbor at midnight. We thank Mr Jones, purser, for files and report. She sailed for Melbourne via South at 1 p.m. We (Post) learn by telegram that the hitherto unlucky whaling brigantine Isabella, belonging to thi* port, at length has met with an instalment of good fortune, taking a hump-back cow whale and its calf in the vicinity of the Bay of Is!an Is, whither, it ■will bs recollected, she shaped her course after her long unsuccessf 1 cruise off Akaroa. A later telegram, received this afternoon, states that the Isabella has succeeded in capturing another whale, and that the former one is valued at £80.