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December 29, steamer Welliugton, 262, Lloyd, from Taranaki and Manukau—Passengers : Miss Marsh, Mr and Mrs Brown ind family, Mr West. — steamer Wallace, G4, Dillon, from Wanganui. — schooner Uno, 28, Kirk, from Adele Island. .««.„ w, „ m.^ _ — ketch Standard, 10, Fletcher)l from Moutere. , /T,.. _ tf — steameF-I^y^Barily, 30^; Walker,^rorn' Golden Bay. ■.•*^^^-«^£f.J,ji;i).,„.._. ——•..<» -.... December 28, ketch Prospect, 21. Westrupp, for Waitapu. ,„-=,: yy — ketch Lily:; of the? Wave, 10, Emms, for Para Para. ''}'■ " '„.. " 29, steamer Wellington, -562, Lloyd, ifpr Picton and South—Passengers: Misses' Colt, Neville, Jellyman, Had.btow,_VJesdames Jellyman. Infield and child/ Meesra Wood,; Marshall, M'Cormick, Poytffer, jgicholas. -Y ~-. — schooner Awaroa,*-.©, Greagar, for Wanganui. l passenger. C_ "'T' L.-i — cutter Maid of Ifaly,~l7, Clarke;, for Riwaka. IMPORT-/-. ; P" Wallace, from WanganuP—l3o 'sheep, „10 head cattle, Mabin; l pel, Stanton.? MXPOR/fS.^t j r- ---■•-•- Awaroa, for W^nganui^it) sacks Mime, Lukins; 10 cases hem^ite, Johnstbne Brqs.;,: 2000ft timber, Cfliss Bros,?* 160(fft tnnber,^ Hinde; 25 sacks nfSlt, 40 Wefe salt| 175 bags 1" sugar, 62 pkgs, '£Selariders.& Co;? lOO^acks malt, Harley. cj^ *? J^ | Wellington, fo^qjilh—l^caseJ Wymond & Co; 2 hhds beprj Hopper^ Dpdsonj., 18 cases fruit, Burre|.l &^Coj» 1 poßtmabXgau, Edwards Sc Co* ""9 balSk wool, Harling;,29 cases fruit, 16 bo^es._loapPßhillips; _l cases fruit, Hingston; 10-bales hops, Mabin. >«=.• r*^ fC. *** 1 l The Kennedy IjSf f 'Westport for this morniug, will^afryje^to^morrow.early, and return to t©sT: C^astf -tni the arrival of the San Francisco tflaitY . A*s The Taranaki leff this Afternoon, will arrive to 7mo|j:o\f, and sail for,,.the North in the evenifig., - " J t The City of SydneyV*sith the SanSlrancisco mail, will be due at Auckland on SunThe Murray arrived at Hokitika this morning. She reports a heavy's el. tin the bar. The *LvtteHon;,left, Wellington for. Kaikoura las't' riight? w '-'-; ■> ■ • • ■ r- „•:«,.-. The Wallace arrived frorn : this morning; "and will' sail" for' Wellington totQorroiv^ifchjexcu^sjonists.j,-; r .-.-■. The Cnaiflei Edward left' Wellington fof Nelson th*A-i?Porping, will arrive to-night, and sail- for._W_s_ 'Coast'Jports. on Sunday morning.. . T,, r , TheXady^ Bafrkl^r re fur ned^rom her us ual trip to Golden, I. ay 'this afferribdn:" yy : The __f__icTo£ Italy sailed this 1 morhihg for: Itiwaka. • The Bl___pe-tsaited;'la-t;ey.ening for. Waitapu far;_t!;aargaibfo.ti-nbpr_rfor theiharbor works. 3. yy.'A ' ': •-..- '••' :;■'■■ sj. The Planet having some -slight repairs to effect. .wiliHnot sail .ifor^o^ueka; until. to-morrbw. ,Y ;. _i .der; .-.-j^ nY '•_.-'.,/ lhei Alhambra left Melbourne fp'r ;_New. Zealand yesterday.. _ . . ThasphDonei..-Awai;ossl sailed, out of; har por at high/nwater '* this I tmotn;.ng,!and had' made good headway agapstiihe.sea breeze, ..for at the timfe of our going to press she had got a good offing. Y,;Her destination is Wanganui. The! UnioY'!.'Cop_pany's : 5.9. Wellington, Captain-Lloyil, cam .-Into hai-bbr at s'. o'clock this niflrning. She left Onehunga at 4 p.m.: on Wedues^ay,.,and .arrived off New,.lMy._. moutl^.^.t^^6*^ml^«ferd^|';m*ide 'd'stay of an ho^r | £her^vi^r*^ft^r'%-idi^.p__^'_engers and cir^p/saifed'tit Nelsdh at'S^'o a;.m., "'ar-' riving 4here_at .midnight... Experienced fine •weathjer.,on the passage do>vn,'the sea., bein^i as sajooth^a^.^, millpcfld.^Th^.Wellington sailedUS.puth:at^;^this niiij'ping, and, "judg-., ingbjEthe papj|,i|^t.. l s)}y.' Iwenli^.alo'ng,lwenli^.alo'ng, will' arrive in Wellington by 9 o^clock'thi's evening. ? I*l AYSI ar- .* AAA AAA- ■ ■■. .u ;/,*■'