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June 19, steamer Ladyßarkly, 30, Walker, from Motueka. 20, schooner Uno, 28, Kirk, from Torrent Bay. — cutter Dauntless, 12, Brett, from Adele Island. — schooner Sisters, 15, Charles, from Motupipi. — ketch Lily of the Wave, 10, Emms, from Wangatnoa. SAILED. June 19, ketch Prospect, 21, Westrupp, for Croixelles. — schooner Awaroa, 60, Greagar, for Wanganui. 20, steamer Ilawea, 461, Wheeler, for Taranaki and Manukau. . \ — cutter Planet, 15, Thome, for Motueka. - The Lyttelton left Blenheim for Nelson this afternoon. . • ' _. The Charles Edward left Westporfc this morning for Greymouth. ~ ■ \ il The Kennedy left Greymouth for Hokitika 1 to-day. , i -. "I 1 The Wellington was still outside \ the Manukau bar this morning. • She.expect| to get in to-day. . . ,' I The Lady Barkly will sail; for ;: Wai|apu direct to-morrow morning at 7"30, returning here on Saturday afternoon! ' ) r> ' The Taranaki will resume* her running today, when she will leave Port Chalmers for Northern Port 3. She may be looked] ioi here on Saturday afternoon. s \ The ketch Lily of the Wave arrived from Wangamoa this afternoon with a miscellaneous cargo. ' ': "I A fore-and-aft schooner was ■ beating up against the S.W. wind this afternoon when we went 'to press, but we were unable to ascertain her name. . . '~; The schooner Uno and cutter Dauntless arrived this morning with cargoes of stone. for the harbor works. X: The Albion was unable to be tendered at Hokitika last evening, but it was expected that the tug would be able to cross the bar to-day. If so she will arrive here to-morrow afternoon. According to our telegrams -the Albion has had some knocking about on the passage from Melbourne, she having lost her lifeboat, and had thirty feet of railing carried away. ' ' ' .' . The Taupo is doing good work' along v the coast with the San Francisco mail." ! She ar- ' rived at Lyttelton this morning, and leaves again this afternoon. The Tanpp should arrive at; Port Chalmers to-morrow morning.- 1 The schooner Sisters arrived from Motupipi this afternoon. As she passed Tbtaranuiin the dark Captain Charles (was unable to tell .whether the Murray and Result were lying there or not. • .' ?'.■'■ , ; , The following is a list of passengers per Hawea from Picton and South^Missea Good- ■ mac and Bowden, Mr and Mrs Aitken, Mr and Mrs Rainej Dr. Carr* Messrs Ponsonby, Eyre, Mackay, Thomas, Bethel, Ross, Bates (3), Nelson, Bowden, Wymond, Atkinson, Gollop, and 4 in t^e steerage. ' ' The schooner Awaroa beat out, of the harbor against a light S.W. wind yesterday afternoon, and took her departure for Wanganui. She soon secured a good offing, and if she has ' met with good weather ought to arrive at her destination this evening. The Awaroa is a full vessel, and is pretty deep in the water, A survey on the brig Albion was held today, when it was recommended that the deck cargo, which had been discharged, be sold for the benefit of whom it may concern, as it would be impossible evep after the vessel is repaired for her to take it on to its destination. She will be taken to Haul-ashore. Island for the purpose of discharging the remainder of the cargo. It -was found that the vessel had several of her beams broken, and had opened out, so much so that: it is a wonder how her sides held together. The cargo of the Hawea, whichrwas a very . large one, was landed in good time yesterday afternoon, and a quantity of Taranaki stuff, consisting principally of railway iron, that had be«n brought on here by the Taupo, . owing to her being unable to land it, shipped, arid everything got ready for a start, when telegrams were received stating that the weather was dirty at both Taranakv and, the Man'ukatf. Her departure was consequently - put off until this afternoon, when she sailed shortly after 3 q'clock. ■.i ;3 ■ ];