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March 16, barque Melrose, 287, Kenny, from Newcastle. Manh 17, cutter Midge, 17, Eure, from Waitapu. __ — steamer Albion, 591, Underwood, from Wellington, South, snd Melbourne.—Passengers : Mibs snd* Master M'Kellsr, Mrs G. Eield, Mrs Gray, Miss Scott, Captain Rough, Messrs M'Kellar, Broply (2), Gillie*", Cmth, Dripcoll, Palmer, Ryan, Henderson March 18, steamer Egmont, 52, Irvine, from "Wanganui. # — Bteamer Lyttelton, 86, Scott, from W*urau.— Pat sengers : Mrs Bush, Mre Simmons, Mrs Miller, Miss Bonnington, Miss QUI, Kr Rose, Mr Duncan. SAILID. March 17, steamer Albion, 491, Underwood, for Melbourne, via Hokitika.— Passengers : Miss Hill, Mrs M'Gregor, Mr and Mis Stevenson, infant, and servant. Meisrs J. L Sttwaid, Lally, Manning, Clark, Smith, Noble, Volum, Dellow. — steamer Wellington, '262, Carey, tor Taranaki and Manukau. — ketch Prospect, 21, Westrupp, for Moutere. IMPORTS. Lyttelton, from Wairau— 6o sacks bran, Edwards & Co . Egmont, from Wanganui — 200 sheep, Order. MelroEe, from Newcastle— 39B tons coal, 12 carts, 780 felloeß, SoO spokes, 24 pairs naves, Edwards & Co; 3273 feet timber, Gilbertson. Albion, from Fouth— l case, Jackson •, I case, Hounsell; 60 sacks, 160 Hacks 160 J-sacks flour, R. Levien; 52 Backs wheat, 3 cases. Sclanders & Co; 175 sacks wheat, Griffin & Sods; 1 oase, Lightband; 1 ram, Marsden; 1 case, Davis & Co; 1 truss, Wymond & Co; l box, Geison; 1 case, Gerard Bros; 1 pel, Cawthron EXPORTS. Wellington, fer Taranaki and Manukau— l case, Cresswell ; 8 cases ft nit, Atmore; I pel, Smith; 10 sacks lime, Lukim; 29 caees fruit, Hale; 1 pkg, Edwards & Co; 2 cases, Barnard; 10. kegs butter, Buchholz; 1 pel, Kempthorne; 12 cases fruit, Hooper; 50 Backs malt, Hariey. Albion, for Melbourne— l bale Nehon hops, T. Hariey; 1 bale Nelson hops, J. Hooper; 8 bales flax, 29 coils rope Sharp and Pickering; I box, Hunter; 1 c?s3 books, J. Hounsdl; 30 sacks grass seed , W. Hale; 24 Backs malt, Edwards & Co; 1 case machinery, Hooper & Dodson.

The steamer Egmont left Wanganui at S a.m. on Monday, with light breeze from N.W., at 7 a.m blowing strong snd increased with showers of rain; at 1 p.m., on account of the high eea running, Captain Irvine deemed it accessary to take shelter in Port Hardy for the safely of tbe shsep, where be anchored at 2pm; left again at 8 p.m. on the 17th, and arrived here at 6 30 a.m. to-day. The barque Melrose, Caplain Kenny, arrived off. the Lighihouaa on Tuesday Jast, and was towed into harbor yestoiday afternoon by the Wallace. She left Newcastle on March 5, experienced light E. and N E. winds all the way across, arriving as above. She brings a cargo of 398 tons coil, consigned to Messrs N. Edwards & Co. We are indebted to Captain Kenny for late Sydney and Newcastle pai ers.