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July 31, schooner Uno, 28, Kirk, from Torrent Bay. — cutter Maid of Italy, 17, Clarke, from RiWaka. SAILED. Jnly 30, schooner Sisters, 15, Charles, for Motupipi. — cucter Dido, 36, Shilling, for Blenheim. — cutter Planet, 15, Westrupp, for Motueka. — steamer Wallace, 64, Dillon, for Wanganui—Passengers : Misses Scott, Itankin, and Walker, Mesdames Wigzell and 2 children, 'Kerr and child, and Douglas, Messrs M'Nae, Young, Nicholson, and Horneman. — ketch Lily of the Wme, 10,-Mackay,---for Marahau. . •— cutter Dauntless, 12, Brett, for . Adele ' Island. • V.: . „._._.. 31, ketch Mermaid, 10, Smith, for French Pass. EXPOBTg. • Dido, for Blenheim— 15 tons coal, J. S Cross. Wallace, for Wanganui-r-l case plants, 1 pkg trees, Hale; 25 pairs rabits, Thomas; 30 tons coal, Edwards & Co; i pkg, Douglas; 1 pkg, Karsfcen. j Kennedy, for West ;Coast-P2G bags salt, 25 i boxes candles, 68 -pkgs, Edwards & Co; 3 pkgs, 4 cases, Benseman; 1 box, Cross; 6 pkgs, 7 bags bacon, Buchholz; 1 pkg, Bux- | ton & Co; 13 pkgSjßeutiejr; 4 pkgs, 1 truss, I Lightband; 1 horse, 1 dray, 1 pkg, M'Mur- ' ray; 2 cases poultry, -Myers & Co; 8 pkgs ' produce, Hingston; i case 'plants, Hale; 1 horse, Augarde; 2 pkgs; Schwass: 2 cases, \ Patterson; 200U palings, Scott; 5 bags lime, I Lukins; 8 cases, Smith; 2 pkgs, Hirst & Co; 11 pkgs, Maori; l sample case, Lucas; 12 pigs, Trask; 2 pkgs, Curzens; 3 cases, 4 pkgs, Alexander; 21 pkgs, Purser; 4 pkgs Hodder & Co; 2 pkgs, Hingston. } The Taranaki left New Plymouth at eight o clock this morning, will arrive to-night, and sail for Picton and South to-n_orrow ' morning at half-past nine. The Taupo left Wellington this afternoon, will arrive to-morrow morning, and Bail for Northern Ports at 1 p.m. The Wallace sailed for Wanganui last evening, and arrived there at 1 p.m. to-day. ThfUCennedy arrived at Westport at ten o clock this morning from Nelson. The schooner Sisters sailed for Motupipi last evening. The cutter Maid of Italy arrived from Riwaka this morning with a full 'load of produce, .■",-.*• „ The. Lady Barkly sails on her periodical trip to Motueka and Golden Bay at 7 o'clock this evening. The Kingarooma leaves Wellington tomorrow- I'afternoon,1 'afternoon, aud will arrive here late m the evening. She is advertised to sail for South and Melbourne at 1 p.m. on Thursday. The schooner Nelson will sail for Havelock -to-morrow morning, where she will load with timber for some Southern port. Mr Edwar,d Robinson, late chief officer of the Charles .Edward, is now in charge of her. We congratulate him on his appointment to the command of so fine a vessel, and hope that he wiil hansel his career as master by making a smart trip. The cuttei-.Dido met with quick despatch yestefcday. She commenced discharging in the inorning, finished in the afternoon, aud took- in a quantity of coal, sailing in the evening for Blenheim. While proceeding out of, the harbor the Dido touched lightly on the tail of the Boulder Bank, and remained fast; Every eildeavor was made to get her off, but without avail, and she had to be left until this afternoon, whan sue was got off, apparently without having sustained any damage, for she immediately proceeded on her course. We (Marlborough Press) are informed that a curious accident happened to the schooner Canterbury on Mouday at Havelock. She ran her nose into a mud bank at Culleu's Point, as she was leaving at high water, and there she stuck fast. As aoon as the tide ebbed she was observe* l to be on the incline of a" steep bank, down whieh she was perceptibly vaojitig- Her crew immediately took to th-*' boats, and had scarcely doue so, when.-"-"-* slid down the bank stern foremost at v_rsunk in deep water. Efforts are now neingtoade to float her, and, we hear, with some success.