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June 19, steamer Hawea, 461, Wheeler, \ from Picton and South. — cutter Planet, 15, Thorne, from Motueka. — cutter Three Brothers, 10, Westrupp, from Moutere. SAILED. June 19, cutter Midge, 16, Eure, for Waitapu. — schooner Uno, 28, Kirk, for Torrent Bay. ._ — steamer Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, for Motueka. IMPORTS. Taupo, from North—l bale, Sedgwick and Co; 14 cases, Sclanders & Co,- 1 bale, Moore; 3 pkgs, Jones- 30 boxes, Edwards & Co; 1 case, Sharp & Pickering. V Murray, from WellingtonY* cases, 4 pkgs. Storekeeper; 15 cases schnapps, Fletcher j 1 case; 20 cases schnapps, Sclanders & Coj 50 sacks flour, 1 case drapery, 10 boxes candles, 31 pkgs, Langford & Son; 1 cftse, Richardson; 2 cases, Gowley; 1 case,.-ThorntOh;. 1 box tobacco, 1 piece chain, Edwards & Co;. 1 pkg, Jones; 1 case, Pritchardj 2 cases, l-Dr. Farrelle; 2 pkgs, Hadfield; 1 pel, Black and Son; 9 pkgs drapery, Wymond &^Co; 1 case, Franzen; 2 pieces timber, Akersten;; 2 pkgs, Fleming; 3 pkgs, Everett Bros.; • V KXPOBTS. " :_. [ Result, for Westport— -12 bags potatoes, Neale & Haddow; 100 cases apples/ 1 ,-coil rope, 1 harmonium, Riley. ' ." . v „ Taupo, for Picton and South— l box, Auty; 3 pkgs, W. Hale; 125 sacks malt, _ bales hops, T. Harley; 12 bales hops, 13 bales flax, Buxton & Co; 3 pkgs trees, J Hale;: 5 cases geneva, Sclanders & Co; 16 bales tovf, Davis and Co; 19 cases fruit. Hodder & Cb. t

The Charles Edward reports from Westport: — " No chance of leaving until Wednes- j day. Hurricane, weather." '- ■-"' I The Kennedy reports from Greymouth that there is a very heavy sea ou thenar, and no chance of sailing for Hokitika to^aay. The Wallace lies in the skme position, and is in no way injured by the late bad weather. The Murray and Result are not yet reported as having arrived at Westport, and the probability is that both are lying at •'TotarahuiT -.--•-- The cutter Midge sailed for Waitapu this afternoon. V The Albion arrived off Hokitika last night, and was' to be tendered this afternoon. ?She will probably leave Greymouth this evening, and ought to show up here to-morrow night. The Arawata sailed yesterday from Melbourne for New Zealand, and will probably Tie heard of at the Bluff on Saturday. "" "" The Maori leaves Port Chalmers for West .Coast ports via the Bluff to-day. ... _. k „ ' The Ringarooma is telegraphed as ; haying arrived ,at Melbourne from New Zealand yesterday. The work of discharging the brig Transport is progressing rapidly, and she is now about half out. She will probably finish by Friday, after which she will take in ballast arid sail for Newcastle. The deck cargo of the brig Albion was partly discharged to-day, and towed tb.the shore. The work is no light matter, as', the logs are tremendous fellows, some of them weighing two tons. The enquiry into the circumstances attending the lo3_ of the brig Star of the Mersey is Still proceeding, and will probably last two or three days. The evidence of the captain has been taken, and also that of the first and second mates. • The Union Company's s.s. Hawea, Captain •Wheeler, came into harbor shortly before 3 o'clock this morning. She left Port Chalmers at 3 p.m. on Thursday, and arrived at •Lyttelton at 1 pm. on Fridays landed 60 tons of cargo, and sailed for Wellington at 330 p.m. on Saturday, arriving there oh Sunday at 1 p.m.; left at I p.m. yesterday, and jreached Picton at 5-30; sailed again at 7 .jMn., and arrived here as above. Thick N.E. ■weather was experienced to Lyttelton, thence head winds with nigh sea as far as Wellingiion, and moderate weather to Nelson. The : Hawea is full of cargo, and brings the last of the Margaret Galbraitb'a shipment, amounting to about 150 tons. She will sail for Northern Port 3to morrow at 3 p.m.