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Per Waipara, transhipped ex Coorong from Melbourne : 3 packages merchandise, T D North ; 1 box glass, order ; 1 package merchandise, Thomas and M'Beatk; 8 do do, 2 packages drapery, J Manson and Co.; 3 packagos merchandise, Kerr, Arnottand Co : 6 do do, Henry Youug ; 1 bale paper, H Whitmore ; 2 cases books, order ; 6 cases and 1 parcel, Parkinson and Steel ; 2 cases and 1. bale, JB'Koche; 1 parcel, LMontaguat; I do, Kerr, . Araott and Co ; 1 do, 1 case, G C Bowman ; 1 case, Billiard. Per Kennedy : From Nelson— 6 cases eggs, 1 sail, 4 cases fruit, 39 bags potatoes, 34 do apples., 9 do peaches, 3 do pears, 6 do plums, 1 trunk, Lightband ; 0 bags potatoes, Pickard; lease, Fraser,; 10 do apples, Robinson ; 2 bags grass seeds, Orr and Co ; C 3 cases fruit, Pickard ; 1 parcel drapery, Keay ; 1 bag fish, Thomson ; 1 package ryestraw, Callaghan ; 1 keg butter, M'Lean ; 1 parcel, Butt. From Hokitika-- 2 cases gunpowder, Forsyth and Masters; 1 qr-cask nrated water, tyniff 46 feet timber, Nancarrow^Halcierson and Co. Jfifflfurray : From Westport— l box con7600z Ildwt7gr gold, Bank of New Sealand. From Nelson— s qr-caska wine, 5 do whisky, 1 do geneva, 1 do spirits wine, 9 cases wine, Nancarrow, Henderson and Co ; 65 sacks malt, 1 pocket hops, M'Carthy ; 43 cases fruit, 3 do eggs, 2 coops turkeys, 1 keg butter, Robinson'; 8 bales chaff, Kilgour; 2 coops fowls, Harris ; 1 coop fowls, Gilmer ; 50 sacks malt, M'Millan and Taylor. From Motneka— lo coses fruit, King ; 16 cases eggs, 4 kegs butter, 146 cases fruit, Woolcock ; 31 cases fruit, 6 cases eggs, Robinson ; 4 cases eggs, Hunter ; 2 kegs Twitter, TlAfWtn. : The steamer? Waipara and- Ken^sey Ivr^ rived from Hokitika on yesterday's mid-day i idft. The Waipata is again under command of Captain Bascand, who had lately been on a visit to Victoria. She returns to Hokitika to-day. The Kennedy sails this day for Westport, and on her way thence to Nelson hhe will call at the Karatnea, according to an arrangement made with Mr Reuben Waite, Mrs Waite having been left there seriously ill and with no facility for her removal except by steamer. The .Wallabi has been dibuneu for^want of coal. : The United States sloop of war St. Mary arrived at Auckland on Thursday morning' last; at mid-day she saluted, with seven gans, Mr Barber, the .American Consul ; at 4 p.nii fired a royal salute ; the compliment was returned by our naval brigade (Captain Le Roy) with nine gans, booming in accurate time from Brittomart. The St. Mary does not greatly interest in these days of mighty ironclad steam rams. She anchored near H.JVI.S.S. Blanch, which vessel would soon settle a whole fleet of St. Mary's should occasion unhappily arise.