ARRIED.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 209, 2 September 1881, Page 2

ARRIED.

Sept. 1, steamer Lady Barklv, 30, WalSter, from Golden Bay. 2, steamer Penguin, 461, Malcolm, from ricton, Wellington, and South. PassengersMr and Mrs Cameron, Messrs J. Mackay Parker Andrews. Pettit, Symes, M'Lean! onisttd, Gould, and 4 in the steerage. SAILED. Sept. 1, steamer Wallace, 86, Scott, for Wellington. Pasceoeers : Miss Hounsell, Captain Holmes. Mr Doidge. -- schooner Sisters, 15,°Frazer, for Havelock. 2, steamer Pengnin, 461, Malcolm, from iaranaki and Manukau. Passengers: Messrs Putt end Leaper.

The Electra arrived at London from Nelson on Wednesday last. The Wallace reached Wellington this morning at nine o'clock, and leavesthere for Nelson to-uight. She sails for West Coast ports at 4 p.m. on Sunday. The Charles Edward leaves Greymouth this afternoon and Westport to-night, arriv- ', ing here about midnight to-morrow, and proceeding to Wanganui by the same tide. The Murray is due at Westport from Nelson this afternoon. The Kennedy j&ould reach Greymouth this afternoon, -and leave again to-morrow for Wellington direct. The Jar.c finished discharging yesterday, was baVjasted this morning, and leaves for «ok'.anga to-morrow. 'The Hawea left New Plymouth at 9 am "to-day, will arrive here to-night, and sail by the same tide at midnight for Picton, Welling- , ton, and LytteUon. The Penguin arrived from Picton, Wellington, and South at noon to-day, and sailed by the Fame tide at 3 p.m. for Taranaki and Manakau. The Patea will be due here from Patea to-morrow morning. She returna to that i port the same day. The Wakatu has been barbound at Patea for the last few days. She is expected to arrive here about Sunday with a cargo of sheep from the Pelorus Sound. The City of Rome, the largest steamer in the world with the exception of the Great Eastern, was launched on the Clyde in June last. She has been built for the Inman line, and is to trade between Liverpool and New York. Her engines are of immense power, and are expected to drive her along at the rate of 18 knots per hour ; the propeller is 24 feet in diameter. Previous to the launch a small boiler burst on board, and five men were killed. »~ : .- I