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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 159, 6 July 1881, Page 2

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.Tiry 5, steamer Kennedy, I' 6, Williams, for \S\si Coa.-it. P^ssen^ers: Misa Marshal', Messrs JSVwnj.in, Myer.s, White. Hill, Jame=] Griffiths, Ke.»rt!S.Haj.py Hours Company (i) — cutter Planet, 12, Thome, for Motutka. 6, st-ramer Lziy Barkiy, 30 Walker, for Golden B-.y. nrroßT?. Black Watch, f n m London — 140 ca?kg whiu:>ir, 40 ke.us «!u»t, 50 cases Bull hen rseer, ! cft?c cairawuys, 1 casa esssn^pß, CO nasfs salad oil, 20 cr^os castor oil, 10 ensvh hair (i!, -25 cas; a t.sM,- fait, 25 case? pickle«. 40 cases sardiucs, 30 casts Worccsler sauce, 20 kegs carbonate soda, 32 cases vestas, 100 boxes candles, 75 cis?s Pig stout, 5 cases anchovy r.a3:e, 10 case 3 curria, 10 esses cocoa, 20 cases confectionery, 8 cases jiijubcs atd pastilles, r cite 3 lemnn peel, 3 c-ses orange pee!, 2 as a citron peel, 25 casesmarmalade,.'so boxes carriige caudle-!, 3 l) boxes Price's canllcs, 50 casts Boeth's Oii T.rni, 2 caies Hrotvn Windsor snap, 3 casi:i soap powder, 15L'O fire lnick-3, 100 kt^3 wiseu»i!s, 100 ci^fs brini.v. 30 : !-ca-k3 and 70 jar 3 vhi^trir, 100 ca-e- Swiss miik, 32 cast' mustard, 50 bosos starch, 4 case 3 tuaccaroi:i. 2c3S;S vermicelli, i c^aa ground gineer, 1 cue nutmeg, I.cdsearrowrojt, 1 case groun:: rice, 1 case mixed spice, £0 cases corn fl ,ur, 50 rirums boiled oil, 50 cases L >m*- whisky, 5 cafes ge'a-ine li z?ngtp, 50 cases Kinah&n'r whisky, 15 ke^-s staples, 10 tons feDciug wire, 3 casf-s groats, 50 uj.ses linger wine, 5 bales wooipacks, 500 bags five ?alt, 200 bagscoirst salt, 50 casks Barcelona vxxu, 3 cisea crtnis; tariar. 2 ca?es ammonia, 5 cbsps tat tai ie acid. 53 casks sociu crystals, 10 cises fresh h?r lin.'s, 10i» cases ilemie^ey'3 brandy, 200 casea geneva, 3 cases t\j?, 50 cases and yo Casks curnmta, 100 csiaes Is!ay whisky, 10 octaves and 5 i-cisk". whisky, CO cisk> cement, ?» ctses tobaccos and cigarettes, 1 cask earthenwurp, 4 cisrs tnilctw.ire, 10 } cask* snerry. nocises* C.-urvonr.-ier's biumiy. 50 e,jsi.s Li FoiHain,^ brandy, 6 bales paper. 19 pkss diKtii^f? foiks ai:d spades, 1 cask cutlery, 1 ea?e fiah hooks, 3 cases brooms, 3 cask* mi;k !>aos, 5 cases <icythes and stones. 1 C'tß* electroplate, 5 ca^.es slates and pencils, 1 bale cotioa. 4 cases brushes, 2 ca=ks frying pan?, 1 csae kuivc*. 2 cases hardware, 2 eastsfishing lir.es, 1 case sampirS, John 11, Cook and Co : :sctsks co-i oi:, S-dgwi^k; 15.704 pkgs, Sci;:nd;rs & Co; 3 pkgs, T. B. L m--soc; 2:JcUy retorts, City Council; 4 bales, Lightbacd & Co; 1 cuk, 1 case, Mrs El ward;; K;0 c*s^, It. M. Sunley; 21 pkgs. W. Phillip; 2 pkas, U r . 11. France; 150 cas-s 747 pka?. Moss Davis; 5 oases, 24) pkgs, Wilkins & Field; 1 c^se, T. K. Hcdder & C ■•; 3 cases, Dr rtealy; 1 case, W. Pain; 2 pkg^ W. N. Fnrklyu; 2 casts, Dr Hudson; 382 pkgs. W. Wiikif ; 3025 pkgs, E. Buxtor. & C ; 1 tank, Snsirp & Picktring; 2 cases, A. Cl ivder; 123 pkgs, J. P. Cooke, 1 case, Cna^. Y. I\-H; 10 qr casks, It Lsviun; 80 cases, \V. M. fcjtauton; 1 box, Mrs J. L Lynch; 3 pk»s, 24 cases, 50 casks, 35 qr-casks, 47 kegs, Order. The Kennedy is dm at Weatport from Nelson this ait-rnooa. The Murray leaves Hokitika for Greymouth this afternoon. The Lidy Barkiy sailed for Golden Bay at noon to-day. The Wallace arrive-! at Warganui yesterday, and lefr on the return trip at 3 o'ciock this aftermon. Tbc Charles Edward !eft Westport early this mornicg, will nrrive here late to-night, and proceed to Wellington direct at 2 p.m tomorrow. Ths Penguin left New Plymouth at noon to-day, will arrive here iate to-night, and sail at 2 p.m. tc-inoirow for P.cion, Wellington, and LytteUon. The Hawea arrived at Wellington at 9 3'J this morning, and left there fir Lyttelton this afternoon. The Wanaka leaves Wellington at 1 p.m. to-morrow, will arrive here on Friday mornjng, and siil at 4 p.m same day for Taranaki and Manukau. Tne Ta Auau leayes Wellington for Melbourne via Sjuth on Alou Jay. Passeugsrs ■will be forwarded to her by th 3 Peoguiu to-morrow. The Biaok Whtcsh, as previously reported, arrived here yesterday afternoon. She was in sitiht on Monday aftennoa, but there being little or no wind during the night sh« mide shw progr333, aui as flhe wai a f*w miles off the anchorage at 1 p.m. yesterday and it only wanted two hours to high water, the Ketnedy wts despatched to her assistance, and at 3 p.m. she wai tosved iofc j the harbor and berched alongsida th« Kiilway wharf Her pissage was aD uneventful one. Southerly wiuds wirh thick weathar were experienced uuiil r,ff Madeira, when heavy gaiss from the S W. were met with, which so retarded the progress of the vejsel that she was 37 diys oat btfore croaaing the Equator; from thence an lerate weathar prevailed until reaching Tasimnia, when a calm set in ami listed eight days during -which she mvls but little headway, afier which variable winds with an occagior.&l gale to relieve the monotony were encounteied. Cape Farewell was sighted ou Sunday night, and after rounding the Sj.it a series of calms were expeiienced, acd coutinued until arrival A brilli.nt meteor was seen Oi> Saturday !a-t. The Black Watch is an iron vessel of 49l ton* Kgister, bui t at GlaEgow twenty Tears ago, but since then she las changed hands, aid now bai'sfrom Hamburg. She sails under the Germin flag, and her crew are ail foreigner?. She brings a full eareo, bat no passengers with the exception of the captain's wife. Aftar ao long a voyage lha Black Watch is naturally a little ru°ty cutside, but this will be remedied by the application of a coat of paint. She will commence discharging cargo at thj latter end of the wtck. Messrs J. 11. Cock and Co. are the agents. A notice to consignees appears in fur advr-rtuiner columns.