SAILED.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 132, 4 June 1881, Page 2

SAILED.

June 3, steamer Murray, 78, Williams, for Wanganui. Passengers : Master Lucas, Messrs Greenwood and Joe. 4, stenmer Kennedy, 13G, Conway, for West Coast. Captain Edwin reported at 1-50 p.m. : — "Bad weather approaching between northeast and north and west. Glass will further fall, and tides higher than*usual." The Murray left for Wangauui last night, and is expected back to morrow. The Wallace left for Westport yesterday afternoon, and ia expected back to-morrow. The Kennedy sailed for Hokitika direct and Greymouth at 10 30 this morning. The Hawea arrived at New Plymouth early this morning, The Lady Barkly returns from Golden Bay to-night. The Charles Edward, from the West Coast, was signalled when we went to press. She sails for Wellington direct at 8 o'clock thus evening. The ketch Argus is undergoing extensile repairs alongside the Corporation wharf. In , addition to being thoroughly overhauled, she will be supplied with new masts. The Wakatu is expected to arrive here from Waniranui to-morrow. Sho is announced to sail for Wanganui, Wellington, and Patea ■ on Monday at 10 p.tn. i The Wanaka. leaves Wellington at I p.m. on Monday, will arrive here on Tuesday . morning, and sail at 3 pm. for Picton, Wei ' Hngton, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. The Penguin, which will be the next steamer for Northern ports, leaves here ou Thursday instead of Friday, the usual day. ' The object of this is to enable her to leave Ooehunga on Sunday with the Parliamentary representatives. She proceeds from Tara naki direct to Wellington, returning here to take up her time table running on June 16.