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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 44, 20 February 1877, Page 2

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February 19,- barquentine Mary Wadley, 159, Cronin, from Newcastle, put in through stress of weather. — cutter Dauntless, 12, Brett, from Adele Island. ~~" 20, steamer Albion, 592, Clarke, from Sydney via West "Coast— Passengers : Messrs Gattsey, Biddulph. . . —cutter -Dido, ,36, Shilling, from Blenheim. • " SAILED. December I9,fketch Lily of the Wave, 10, Emms, for Wangamoa. — gutter Maid of Italy,, 17, Clarke, for Biwaka. — cutter Three Brothers, 10, Westrupp, for Moutere, j 20, steamer Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, for Motueka and Golden Bay. IMPORTS. Dido, from Blenheim— 200 sacks wheat, Sadd; 57 bales flax, Cawthron.

The Charles Edward arrived at Greymouth with the cricketers this morniug. She will sail for Hokitika to-morrow-The Wallace leaves Westport for Nelson to-day. . . The Kennedy wijl leave for Wellington . to-morrow night. . '■> • • The Murray will leave Wellington for Nelson to-night. ] .. ' . The Taranaki leaves Wellington for Picton and Nelson this afternoon, and will "sail for the North at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The .San Francisco mail will he due at Auckland next Sunday, on which day the Taranaki is advertised to i leave Onehunga for the South, so that she will probably be the bearer of the Nelson portion of the mail. The Lyttelton left Wanganui for Nelson last night, and will sail to-morrow morning for Motueka, whe?e she will load with timber for Kekerangti. The cutter Dido arrived this morning from Blenheim with 2,00 sacks of wheat for Mr Sadd, and a quantity of flax,, which will he transhipped into tfie Albion for Melbourne. The schooner Awaroa mil sail for Wanganui to-morrow.' The Lady Barkly sailed on her usual trip to Golden Bay this morning. . The Maid of Italy sailed for Riwaka last evening.' \ •. Messr-g 1 Blackwood, and Co.'s s.s. Albion, Captain J. W. Clarke, came into harbor at noon/io-day. She left Port Jackson at 3 p.m. on Wednesday last, and arrived ' off Hokitika at 6 a.m. yesterday; after being tendered proceeded on to Greymouthatnoon, arriving, there, at I*so p.m.; left for Nelson at 3 p.m,, arriving here as above. Experienced fine clear weather with light winds and calm sea throughout. The Albion has made a, -good run, having on this trip used Newcastle ' coai instead of the Buller coal, which she t has been using ever since she took np the Syiiney running, and which is much • inferior to the Newcastle coal. She sai's for Melbourne via Southern ports and Hobarton to-morrow at 10 a.m.. The barqiiebtihe Mary'Wadley, reported by us yesterday as having sustained severe damage" during a gale, still remains at the outer anchorage, awaiting orders. The vessel appears to' have been roughly handled, and on deck presents a most weird aspect. On February Bth she was struck by a severe squall, which took the fore and. maintopmast oufc of her, and also carried away the fore yard. A tremendous sea then set in, which threatened every moment to engulph the little vessel, ; but being a staunch boat she survived, though straining heavily aud shipping lar&e r quantities of water, which, found its way "down below, damaging the stores. Two or 'three lumps came' on board, carrying away the long boat and galley, and staving in the bulwarks in several places. The barqueritirie is very heavily laden, and the . wonder is how she contrived to keep afloat during so. heavy, a gale.