HIGH WATER AT NELSON.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 9, 10 January 1878, Page 2

HIGH WATER AT NELSON.

January Morn. After. Thursday 10 ... )2-58 1.20 Friday 11 ... 1.44 2,10 Saturday 12 ... 2-39 313 Sunday 13 ... 350 4.30 Monday 14 ... s'lo 5.50 Tuesday 15 ... G27 6-58 Wednesday 16 ... 7-26 753

SAILED.

Jan. 9, steamer Murray, 78, Coinvay, for Wellington. Passengers : Mesdaraes Williams and Boundy, Miss Matthews, 2 Si3ters of Mercy ex Adamant, Capt. Hart, Messrs Chisbolm, Rex,- Williams, Cummins, Shaw, Southern, Livick, Harley, and Lydia Howard Troupe (6). — cutter Maid of Italy, 15, Clarke, for Eiwaka. — cutter Midge, IC, Eure, for Waitapu. — cutter Planet, 15, Thorne, for Motueka. — ketch Lily of , the Wave, 10, Emms, for Moutera ,* '-.. 10, schooner . Awaroa, 60, Oreager, for Wanganui. w ' . IMPORTS. Adamant, from London— 42 cases corrugated iron, 40 bdls buckets, 100 cases Ten- - neut's ale, .12 cases bedsteads, J5 cases candied peel, 16 cases lollies r SO kegs nails, 10 kegs screws, 5 kegs washers, 6 k-figs slate nails, 200 cases, 40 .casks whiting/- $O casks tar, id casks pitch, 5 casks softsoapj i t casks paints, 20 kegs staples, 10 bales corn sacks, 40 grindstones, 20 caseVbath bricks, 810,0*00 Blates, 1100 bags suit, 30 casks soda crystal, 26 case^ marmalade* .25 £-casks brandy, 400, boxes candlesj 100 'sacks cement, 12 cases l Testas, 20 cases mustard, -30 cases whisky, L. L., 1 case gelatine, 10 cases capers, 50 cases old torn, 25 case's cocoa;' 20 cases cornflour, 30 J-casks vinegar, 50 cases Lornewhisky, 3 cases' fancy soap, 5 cases hair oil, 20 cases vinegar, 35 cases, salad oil, 20 cases salt, ,1 case essence, 10 casks nuts, 2 cases varuish> 5 kegs tapioca, 2 cases niaccaroni, 20 kegs soda, 65 boxes glass, 4 cases scythe stones, 1 cask scythes, lease gauge glasses, 100 pkgs currants, '70 pkgs sugar, l.case samples, 110 cases 3 brandy, 100 lots wire, 1 case tobacco and cigarettes, 8 cases ploughs, : Sc; N. Edwards &. Co; 6 cases guns, H. Hounsell; 11 i trunks boots, T. r Usher; I 'case books, Bipkgs, I R. Lucas 'dc Son; "14 trunks boots, Healy and Son; 1 case., hose,. Nelson Volunteer' Fire Brigade; 2567 pkgs, Sclaiiders & Co) 2076* pkgs, E. Buxtdn &,Co; 173~pkgs, Davis and " Co; 24 pk'gs, Frauzen; 18 pkg3, SeJgwick' and Gowland; 14 pkgs, Wilkius; 10 pkgs Barnes; 6 pkgs, Hooper & Dodson; 23 pkgs," Lightband & Co; 11 pkgs. J. P. Cooke; 2 pkgs, Kesteven; 1 pkg, Gilbert; 2 pkgs, Brown; 3 pkgs, Scaly & Squires; 1 pkg, Mr Holmes; 8 pkgs, J. Hounsel!; 1 pkg, Captain Cornwall;.! 1 box, Hoskins; 3 pkgs, Waters; 1 pkg, Chatteris; 1 truss/ Teake; 1 cask, Phillips; I; case, Jackson; 1 case, Cooni; 42 pkgs, Hodder; 16 £-casks port wine, 20 cases sparkling hock, 2 casks London gin, Win. Fletcher; 665 pkgs, Order. ( KXPOKTS. Murray, for Wellington— 5 bales wool, 11. Davis & Co; 1 bale wool, Sclanders & Co.--'BO bales wool, Edwards & Co; 3 cases, Epps; 3 pkgs, Cother; 90 cases fruit, W. Phillips. Midge, for Waitapu— 10 bags salt, 1 case, Edwards & Co; 2 pkgs, Patterson; 2 cases Buchholz; 1 case, Sclanders & Co; 2£-chests-< tea* 20 bags flour, Levien; 1 cask ale, Jlooper and : Dodsou. : Captain Edwin reports this afternoon as follows:^-" There are indications 'that the glass will fall very, soon. The weather is unsettled. Expect strong northerly *, The cutter' Midge sailed for Waitapu last evening with a full cargo. The Albion leaves the Bluff for Melbourne to-morrow at noon. The Wallace left Waoganui for Nelson at noon to-day. She will sail for Wellington on Saturday. The -Murray /arrived at Wellington this morning, and will leave there for Nelson direct to-morrow. There were no arrivals to-day. Ouly, oue vessel— the schooner Awaroa— comes under the category of departures. The Wellington left New Plymouth at 8 o'clock this morning. She will arrive here about ten o'clock this evening, aucl sail for Picton, Wellington, and South by the same tide at 11 p.m. The Taranaki left Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon. She sails from Wellington at noon to-morrow, arid will arrive here early on Saturday morning, and leave at 3 o'clock the same afternoon for Taranaki and Mauukau. . i The schooner Awaroa sailed for Wanganui at an early hour this moruing. Favored by a good.S.W. wind she rattled along the Bank at a good pace, and no doubt succeeded in getting into the Straits before the sea breeze set in. The Luna, which sailed for West Coast ports on Tuesday evening, is. not yet telegraphed as having arrived at Westport. Probably, she has not been able to force a passage round the Spit against the strong S. W. winds which have prevailed lately, and has had to take refuge in some friendly Book. From Frenchman's Bay we learn that building operations in counectioii with the vessel being constructed there are progressing favorably. The whole of the timbers have been set up, and the work of planking her was to commence this week. |t will be about the middle of the year before she is xeady for launching. . The following vessels were spoken by the barqJie Adamant on the passage -between London and this port:— October 4th, off the. Islaud of Madeira, barque Sarah Bell, bouud from London to Otago, 12 days out; October 20, in lat. JJ.4B N. long 26.56' W., ship M'Callum Mow, of Glasgow, bound from Calcutta to London, 7u days out; November 4, lat; ; 9.41 South, long. 2,9 deg. AY., ship City of Tanjore, bound from Glasgow to Calcutta, ■37 days out.