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April 4, steamer Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, "srom Golden Bay.— l 4 passengers. — cutter Planet, 15, Thorne, from Motueka. — steamer Taiaroa, 228, Kennedy, from Taranaki and Manukau.— Messrs Paladin, • Tinline, f-avage, Pitcairn, Pearce, Yerem> ' Nell, Tessalla, Caueven, Faithban, Vita, and 3 in steerage. 5, cutter Maid of Italy, 15, Clarke, from Riwaka. — steamer Kennedy, 137, Palmer, from Wellington. SAILED. April 4 ; steamer Murray, 78, Comvay, for Wellington via W.'inganuk" _ '5, steamer Takroa, 228, Kenuedy, for Wellington and South.— Passengers : Mcsdames Chatteris, GoiJop and boy. Stephen?, Lucas Weeks, Hammond and 2 children, Shallcrass, Misses, Thomas, Richardson, Fosberry, and Uicholls, Master Wolidge, Messrs Robinson, Gollop, Stephens, Curtis, Barkly, Hammond, Whyte, Weeks, Peters, Brown, "Murdock. EXPECTED AHRIVALS. Steamer Taranaki, from Wellington and South, to-morrow Steamer Charles Edward, from West Coast, April 6. Steamer Murray, from Wellington, April 7 Schooner Awaroa, from Wanganui Steamer Alhamhra, from Melbourne via West Coast, April 16 Schooner Richard and Mary, from Oamaru [ Barque Chaudiere, from Loudon, sailed December 30 IMPORTS. Lady Barkly, from Golden Bay— 4G ozs. gold, Order. EXPORTS. Taiaroa, for South 57 cases fruit, 27 boxes soap, Phillips; 35 cases fruit, Patterson; 6 bales wool, Sharp & Pickering; 100 sacks malt, 6 bales, hops, Hooper & Dodson; 10 sacks lime, Lukins; 3 cases fruit, Hodder and Co; 12 pkgs, Stephens; I pkg, Frauzen; 1 box, Dr. Farrelle; 2 cases drapery, Everett Bros; 4 pkgs, 1 harmonium, Rev. J. Beckenham; 20 pkgs, Weeks; G pkgs, Chatteris; 1 bale hops, Selanders & Co; 19 cases fruit 8 kegs butter, 2 coops poultry, Hodder & Co; 1 pel, Oavis & Co; 6 cases fruit, Middlemiss and Co.

The Charles Edward is still detained at Hokitika by the weather, but reports sea falling and weather clearing. She expects to get away to-morrow. The Awaroa has a full cargo, and is only ■waiting for a change of wind to sail from Wanganui for Nelson. In consequence of the Eingarooma undergoing her half-yearly inspection at Melbourne this trip she will be detained there some days. Her place will be taken by the Alhambra. The Taranaki 1 caves Wellington this evening, will arrive here to-morrow morning, and sail for Taranaki and Manukau by the same tide at 1 1.30 a.m. The Wellington, after having been cleaned and painted, hauled into deep water this morning, and will probably come alongside the wharf this evening. She sails for Picton as 9 30 a.m. to-morrow. Shortly after crossing the Manukau bar. and while steaming towards Onehunga on Monday last during a dense fog, the Taiaroa had the misfortune to run on a sandbank. Hardly was she properly fast when the fog fted. The Arthur "Wakefield, Unity, and Forest Queen were towed out of Waitapu yesterday by the Lady Barkly. As they are all bound for Wellington, and had a good wind behind them, it is probable that a tight race will ensue. The barque Tasso, a week out from this port, and the schooner Mary Ogilvie which left here on Sunday, were spoken by the Lady Barkly yesterday, running for Tonga for shelter. The master of the Tasso reports ttr<t strong N.W. winds have been raging outside for some days. The Un on Company's s s. Taiaroa, Capt. Kennedy, arrived in harbor last evening ai eleven o'clock. She left Onehunga at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, and arrived off Taranaki at 5 a.m. yesterday; landed passengers and mails, but in cousequence of a heavy sea setting in was only able to land a portion of the cargo, the remainder— about 25 tons — having to be brought on here, where the steamer arrived as above, after a passage of 14£ hours. Experienced strong S.W. winds with heavy sea in the Strait?. The Taiaroa sailed for Wellington and South at S 45 a m to-day, with a fine S.W. wind behind her, and if she carries it far the steamer ought to be ia Wellington by 7 o'clock to-night.