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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 71, 23 March 1877, Page 2

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' March 22, steamer Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, from Golden Bay. 23, steamer Kennedy, 138, Palmer, from Wellington... — ketch Standard, 10, Fletcher, "from Moutere. — cutter Maid of Italy, 17, Clarke; from Riwaka. — cutter-Dauntless, 12, Brett^ from Adele Island. — schooner Uno, 28, Kirk, from Torrent Bay. SAILED. March 22, barquentiue Mary Wadley, 159, Cronin, for Napier. i^.j 23, steamer Lyttelton, 86, Scott, for Wanganui—Passengers; Mi/ss Eden, Mrs/Russell, Messrs Nicholson, -Thompson, PanSJs.

The Wallace arrived at Westport this afternoon at 3-45.- 7 7 "* . . The Murray leaves^ for Wellington at jnine o'clock to-nigMt. 7 :-» f 7 The Kennedy arrived .from,, Wellington early this morning, * and sail; for West Coast ports on Sunday. . -;* v The Charles Edward left Wesitport for Nelson to-day at 2-50, p.m., and" will arrive here to-morrow morning. t" J The Lady Barkly returned to port from Golden Bay last night/ X""'K _"" ' \ The Lyttelton sailed for Wanganui this afternoon. ~ } \. : "' .- ■~> The Hawea left fcicton, for kelson this afternoon, will arrive "to-night, .and sail, for the North to-mbrro'w afternoon at , four o'clock. i-. v ' 7 ;-' The San Francisco' mail, according tb'the time table, is due at Auckland toj-day, but as the steamer was ' three days lailein leaving, her arrival cannot: be looked 'for before Sunday. 7 ' The Wellington arrived at Onehunga this afternoon, and leaves* there to-nftfrow after- ; noon for the South. The Alhambra was to leave Melbourne yesterday for the West Coast. The cutter Maid of Italy arrived from Riwaka 'this mornings with a cargo of produce. The Margaret Scollay will cruise about until the end of the month, when she will return to port. . .-;... The schooner Awaroa was to leave .Wanganui tcwlay at 2 o'clock for Nelaon, and may be looked for here sometime to-morrow. The barq Uentine Mary Wadley tripped anchor about 10 o'clock last evening, and set sail to a light S.W. wind then blowing. The vessel managed to secure a good offing by 8 o'clock this' morning, and was then visible on' the hor ui/on, headingforthe Straits. Through unforeseen circumstances the vessel waa der , tamed at the outer anchorage longer than was expected, thereby . losing . a good chance to get away yesterday morning, when there was a fair wind blowing. Captain Cronin had some difficulty in getting together his crew, two of them having made tracks for the shore in the vessel's boat on Tuesday, afternoon last, and the ship's articles having been lost in Newcastle it was no use placing j the men in durance vile, and consequently they were allowed to get away free for the time. The captain afterwards paid one of them off ; the other was given into charge, but was let clear, and immediately afterwards served a summons upon Captain Croninr We wish the little vessel a safe and speedy, passage to Napier.