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April 11, ateamer Kennedy, 125, Conway, from West Coast. — Passengers : Judge Richmond, Mrs Guilford, Mtb Alorice, Messrs Atkinson, Shannon, M'Caul, Pope, Pickard. 11, brig Gazelle, 260. Brent, from Newcastle — Passenger: Mr King. 11, ketch Ocean Bird, 33, Pope, from VVairau. - : - 1 1,' schooner Waihopai, 43, Gibbons, from Wanganui. — Passengers: Mrs Finnamoreand five children. 11, ketJi Standard, 10, Williams, from Tata _*lands. 11, ketch Prospect, 21, Johnson, from Waitapu. 2 passengers. SAILED. April 11, stearr.or Claud Hamilton, 510, Bawden, for Melbourne.— Pa«sengers: Messrs Jackson, Bluett, Wilson, Ross, Martin Waitt Mr and Mrs Lowe and 4 children. IMPORTS. Ocean Bird, from Wairau: 45 bales flax, Or.ier. Gaud Hamilton, from South: 10 facks oatmeal, N^ale & Haddow; 1240 baga flour, Order; 1 ca-e, Edwards & Co. Waihopai, from Wanganui: 125 bags potatoes, 25 bags onions, Neale & Haddow ; 48 sacks potatoes. I cask beef, 2 pkgs lruit, Ordir; 2i> pk«s, Pratt. Kennedy, from West Coast: 2 box' s, Allen; 1 canvas pel, Lightband; 10 hhds, Distillery ; 100 hides, Hirst; 1 boxplautp, Barnes; J-chest tea, Pickard; 2S tons coals, Edwards & Co. , Australian Miid, from Awaroa: j> cords firewood. Burford. Standard, from Tata Islands : 14 yard^ limestone Lukins. Prospect, from Waitipu : 750 railway Bleepers, General Government. Gazelle, from Newcastle: 307 tons coal, 1 coil Manilla rope, J. S. Crogs, jun.; 1 case lemons, 3 cases oranges. Order. EXPORTS. Claud Hamilton, for Melbourne : 5 bales wool, E. Hooper. . .

The clipper schooner Waihopai, W Gibbons, master, arrived in harbor on Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock, having lei*, Wanganui on Friday morning at 4 o'clock She brings a cargo of potatoes, pigs, &c. We are indebted to the captain for late Wanganui papers. ihe brig Gazelle, Captain Brent, from Newcastle, arrived at the outer anchorage late on Eriday night, after a passage of 13 days. She reports leaving Newcastle on the 28th March \ with a fresh breeze from the N.E., which J ■ continued for 6 days, taking the vessel as far as 41° S latitude. From that time up to sighting Cape FareweU variable winds were exoerlenced, accompanied by showers of rain and a heavy tea Atter sighting the Cape on Wednesday night experienced light winds, which continued up to time of arrival. Bi the courtesy of Captain Brent, we have received Sydney aud .Newcastle papers to March 28.