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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 7, 8 January 1881, Page 2

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Jan. 7, steamer Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, from Golden Bay. 8, steamer Wallace, BG, Scott, from Wellington. — - steamer Kennedy, 136, Conway, from Wett Coast. — schooner Australian Maid, IG, Gilbertson, from Awaroa. SAILED. Jan. 7, cutter Maid of Italy, 15, Clarke, for Riwaka.

The Murray .sails for West Coast ports at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Tho Wallace arrived from Wellington this MiorniDg*, and leaves for Wesfc Coast ports on Tuesday morning. The Wanaka arrived at New JPlymouth this morning. The Hawea leaves Welling (oa on Monday, will arrive h<are on Tuesday morning, and t-ai! at 2 p vi. same day for Pieton, Welliogton, and South, The Charles Edward left Greymouth this morning, leaves Westport this afternoon, will arrive here to-morrow, imd proceed to Wanganui on Monday at 2 p.m . The Grafton 'leaves Wellington on Monday afternoon, will arrive here on Tuesday mornin-7, and sail for West Coast ports the eamo day. The Beautiful Star leaves Wellington for "Westport direct on Tuesday for a cargo of coal for the Union Company. The Te Anau did not come any further than Dnnedin this trip. Her Melbourue passengers, of whom several are for Nelson, arrived >\i Welliogton in the Rotorua yesterday, and will reach here ou Tuesday. The Northumberland is advertised to leave Wellington for London during the present mouth She Jms discharged all her cargo, and taken in isoo bales wool, 700 tons coal, and a quantity of ballast. Messrs Sclanders and Co. are tho agents here. The sramen and fitemen ol the steamers Tui, Napier, Stormbird, Manawatu, Huia, and Stella, all of which sail out of Wellington, struck during the present week for an advance of \uiges. Thtir request was not complied wiih, nul nfter the steamers had been detained for a day or two fresh bands were obtained. A telegram to last night's P<st says that a notice has been posted up on one of the telegraph poles near the Custom House, liyttelton, urging seamen to refuse to ship in vessels bound for London under £10 per month or £30 for the run Home. A number of names are subscribed on the notice. The Kennedy arrived iv harbor this morning at 10 rt'elock from West Coast ports. She left Nelson on Sunday last at 11 20 a.m , arriving oif Westport at 7"15 am. on Mon-. day, and crossing the bar at 8 45 H.m., having had thick dirty weather down ; left at midnight for Hokitika, arriving off the bar at 9-1 5 a.m., and crossed it at 11 30 a.m. on T* esday; sailed for Greymouth at noon od Wednesday, arriving tbere at 2 p.m.? discharged a large cargo, coaled, and left at 1 ; 2 p.m. ou Thursday for Westport arriving off the Buller Bar at 8*45 p.m. and crossed it at miduigbt; tookiu a quantity of . coke, and left at 3 p.m. yesterday for Nelson, arriving here as above. Experienced light westerly winds to the Spit Light House, thence strong S.E. winds until arrival. The j Kennedy saiia for Wellington direct at 2 p.m. .to-morrow. j