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Jan. 7, steamer Wellington, 262, Carey, from Taranaki and Manukau.— Passengers : MrtCUrkion and 2 children, Mrs George, Mrs Atkinson, Mrs Cudd, Miss Medland, Mr and Miw Brooking, Messrs Hill, Walker, Spry, and 41 for South. 8, steamer Otago, 6»2, M'Lean, from Wellington, South, and Melbourne.— Passengers : Mr and Mrs Wamb, Mr Hindeoa, Mr Jack, Mrs Wilson, Mr Hodgson. 8) Bteamer Ino, Bonnar, trom Westport. SAILED. Jan. 7, steamer Wellington, 262, Carev, for Picton and Boutb.— Passengers : Mr and Mrs Cresswell, Miss Brind, Messrs Beecher, Chant, Spittall, Levestam, Fayther, Aldridge, 7, steamer Lady Barftly, 30, Walker, for Golden Bay. B,>teamer Lyttelton, 86, Scott, for Wairau. IMPOETS. Otago, from Bouth : 30 boxes soap, 1 bag flour. I pkg, 8 pkgß luggage, 12 cases, 2 bales, 1 pel; Order. A gentleman who was a passenger by the Duchess of Edinburgh for Melbourne, on his way to Nelson, writes to a friend here :— • " When twelve days out we met with fearful weather, and lost all our masts, boats, and pumps, besides passengers' luggage snd clothing. After knocking about in a Binking •hip forlryeral days we were picked up by a passing iteamer and landed at Corunna in Spain/ if. In consequence of the resignation of Captain Wheeler of bis command of the b.b. Taranaki, and his withdrawal from the services of the N.Z S.S. Company, several alterations will take place in the mastership of the company's steamers, in each case taking the form of well-deserved promotion. Captain Lloyd, who was promoted from being chief officer of the Phoebe to the command of the Bangatiraas successor to the late Captain Hepburn, now will be commander of the Taranaki. He will be succeeded in the Bangatira by Captain Griffiths, at present master of the Manawatu, and to the command of that steamer Captain Evans, chief officer of the Taranaki, will be promoted.—Post,