IMPORTS.

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IMPORTS.

Per John Perm, from Hokitika, &c : 2 cases stationery, Crerar ; 10 do kerosene, Cleve and Co; 1 bale paper, Crerar; 11 screw jacks, oider ; 80 sheep, ||2o tons potatoes, 4 bags bacon, 30 kegs butter, 3 head cattle, 3 calves, Pick and Seaton. Per Magnet, from Melbourne: 2 halftiercesstobacco,ls;qr rum, 5 do sherry, 100 cases brandy, 50 do claret, 20 do old torn, 20 boxes pipes, 80 packages sugar, 70 bags malt, 30 boxes tea, 30 do raisins, 3 casks currants, 15 cases pickles, 3 do chocolate, 10 do ling,. 5 do sardines, 15 qrs brandy, 2 tanks malt, 40 bags silt, 8 qrs vinegar, 10 cases jams, 11 do sarsaparilla, 5 do salmon, 5 do oil, sdo bitters, 39 lialf-chests tea, 48 cases milk, 41 bags salt, 75 cases kerosene, 27 do whisky, 1 bale paper, 10 cases salmon, 30 cases jams, 600 mats sugar, 40 boxes soap, 6 qrs port wine, 20 chests candles, 1 cask tar, 175 bags flour, 400 half-do do, .2 qrs wine, Kennedy Bros ; 16 packages sugar, 10 chests candle 3, 12 boxes tea, 3 qrs rum . 3 case 3 vestas, 5 casks currants, So mats sugar, 10 half -chests tea,. 10 case 3 milk, 5 do picks, 5 do axes, 1 cask, 100 cases kerosene, 3 do bacon, M Levy ; 7 cases medicine, 100 cases kerosene, 2 hhds glassware, 1 tierce do, Hamilton and Nichol ; 2 cases merchandise, Manson and Co ; 43 bags onious, 30 cases apples, 19 bags seed potatoes, 3 bags onions, D Magoffm ; 16 packages sugar, Joyce; 20 cases kerosene, G W" Moss ; 1 . bundle washboards, 4 kegs nails, 3 cases, 1 cask, Cowlishawand Plaisted; 6 pockets hops, 10 crates bottles. Strike and Black more ; 70 bags flour, Ryan Bros; 16 packages sugar, 5 boxes raisins, 2 cases castor oil, 3 do salad oil, 5 casks split peas, 3 cases marmalade,- 2, qrs vinegar, 2 cases sauces, 2 do sundrief , 16 bags rice, 3 boxes fancy soap, 1 case sauce, 2 cases preserved ginger, 1 case chow chow, 4 boxes raisins, 4 cases merchandise, 1 bale, 3 crates, 1 hhd, 1 tierce, Orr and Co ; 2 qrs whisky, 10 cases kerosene,

10 chests candles, 5 cases castor oil, 5: do vinegar > ~~g~qr3~Trßl3fey7~2O-box';a candlespi:.')boxestea, 20 bags rice, 5 cases ling, P M Griffen ; 1 case shovels, 1 cask tar, 1 case axe i, 1 keg soft soap, 1 cask, 1 case shovels, 5 cases picks, Forsyth and Masters ; 2 cases merchandise, 3 trunks, 1 bale, 1 case bedsteads. 4 bales paper, 1 case stationery, J Hamilton <m£'CV; 20 do kerosene, WJ Coate's ; 2 do drapery, 2 trusses do, George Muir ; 1 case ink, 1 case stationery, Roche ; 1 cask clotheslines, 1 do croikery, RDe Costa ; 1 package harness, 1 case do, O'Callaghan; 6 qrs brandy, 2 cases mustard, Ido pastor oil, 1 do matches, 2 tins brass, order ; 10 bags guano, 5 sacks seeds, 4 bags potatoes. 1 case seeds, 1 case boots, 1 bag potatoes, 9 bales fruit trees, 1 case plants^ H Lucas ; 1 tip dray, J Hamilton arid Co ; 8 packages furniture, 7 cases honey, 1 package plants, order ; 1 trunk, G Muir ; 1 case boots, Thompson, Smith and Barkley ; 50 bales chaff, Kennedy Brns. . ."■'■■■ EXPORTS. Per Kennedy, for Westport : 50 bags coal, 24 do coke, Naucarrow, Henderson and Co.

The ketch Brothers and Sisters, Perkins, roaster, from Westport, was brought to the wharf on Thursday morning by the ps. Dispatch.

The schooner Glengarry left Hokitika. for this port ou Thursday, The next, steamer for Melbourne direct is the Claud Hamilton. She is expected here on Monday or Tuesday at latest. The brig Magnet is still at anchor in the Toadstead, but it is expected she will be brought : to the wharf to-day. Yesterday she was visited by the p.s.. Despatch, which brought ashore all her perishable cargo. The s.s. John Perm, from Wanganui, Westport, and Fokitika, arrived in the roadstead on Thursday evening, and came to the wharf yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. She left Wanganui on Sunday morning, and arrived off tbe Bnller on the following morning. L^ft the Buller for Hokitika on Tuesday evening. Dnring the first part of the passage, experienced strong S. W. winds, obliging the vessel to- shelter under the Sand Spit from Sunday night until Monday morninpf. ■ Latter part of passage fine weather, witha heavy S.W. sea, and she arrived at Hokitika on Wednesday evening ; left again on Thursday eveuing, and nrrived here as above. She will leave again this morning 1 for Westport, ■. Wanganui, and Manakau.

The schooner Lady Don, for Hokitika coal-laden, was towed to sea on Thursday morning by the p.s. DispatchOn Thursday morning the s.s. Kennedy sailed for Westport and Nelson. The ketch Amateur, while leaving the Earamea for Westport, went ashore, the wind having failed her while crossing the bar. She is uninjured, and is expected to be got off in o few days.