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Oat 29, ketch Standard, 10, Williams, from Collingwood. — cutter Goldsseker, 12, Hobbs, from llaatunawhau. 30,stenmer Charles Edward, 120, Whibvell from Wellington.— Passengers: Mrs Hines' Messrs Gunn, Fleming, Lowell, Foote, and isira. SAILED. Oct 59, sfPamcr Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, for Golden Bay. — cutter Maid of Italy, 15, Clarke, for Buvaka. — cutter Dauntless, 12, Hicketts, for Adele Island. — ketch Prospect, 21, Westrupp, for Adeie Island. ■ — schooner Sisters, ]G, Charles, for Waitapu. — cutter Midge, 16, Eure, for Waitapu. -~ schooner . Awaroa, CO, Greater, for Wanganui. • 30, cutter PI met, 15, Thome, for Mofcueka. — - schooner Ma}', 21, Turner, for Adele Island. EXPECTED AHIUYAXB. Steamer Ladybird, from Taranaki aud Manukaii, to-morrow Steamer Wallace, from Wangnnui, Xov. l. Steamer. T.iiiroa from Wellington and South, Nov. 2 Steamer Murray, from West Coa?t ports, Nov. 3 Schooner Awaroa, fmni Wanganui Steamer pplorm, from Havdoek Schoouer M:*<l dp, frnni Mauritius Schooner iJichard and Mary, from Oaniaru Barque Edwiu Fox, fnmi London, sailed 31st July. import*. Prospect, from Adele Bland - 24yds stone, O'Malley. May, from Adele Island— l4 yards sione O'Mnli.y. Dauntless, from Adele Island— llyds stone O'Malley. Gol/lseeker, from Ruatunawhau— 10 tons coai, Fraazen. Standard, from Collingwood— 14 tons coal, Burford Wellington, from Pieton and Wellington, with cargo transhipped ex Wakatipu, from Lyttelton and Dunedin— 27 mats sugar, Cawthron; l ca?k, Phillips; 5 cases drapery, Everett Bros ; 1 case, Wiikins; 10 sacks oysters. Bogden; 1 pel, Kother; 1 tin case, Survey Department; I cases, 1 trunk,-Wy-mond; 1 horse, O'.Ualley; 1 case, Uounsell; I case, Buchhnlz; 15. sacks wheat, Order; 60 fellows, 4 bugs spokes, 5 bdls, 4 springs, I bag, Gorrie &: Sons; 20 sacks, Sclanders and Co; 2 cases, Cooksey; 8 trunks, Patterson; \ 2^ pkgs, Anchor Foundry; 5 bdls, 1 case, I Franzen; 17 bdls, 2 truuks, 24 nests, 1 case, i Peterson & Co; 18 bdls, 6 churns, 6 nests, ~o felloes, Mabin; 10 d-casks, 10 kegs, Sclandera and Co, 2 boxes, Wiikie; 1 box, Barnes; and 25 tons for transhipment to West Coast. EXPORTS Kennedy, for West Coast -30 casks beer, 10 i-casks, 59 bars, 95 pkgs, Edwards & Co--148 pkga, Cawthron; 8 pkgs, Lightband; 1. case, Hclaaders & Ho; 2 bogs, Jones; 7 pkgs, Buxton & Co; 17 bars, 7 felloes, Wiikins ; 10 bags, Cooksey; 1 pel, 1 case, Hingston; 2 pkgs, Pain ton, 4 pkgs, Hooper; 2 boxes, Jones; 60 sacks potatoes, Hodder & Co. Lyitelton, for Wairau— 20 bags sugar, 103 planks, 12 pairs shafts, 380 felloes, 5 casks ■wine, 2 coils rope, 85 bags coke, 1000 spokes, 48 pkgs, 25 casks cement, 10 tons coal, Edwards & Co; 1 pel, Webb; 2 hhds, Hooper and Dodson; 1 table, Sharp & Pickering; 3 cases pigs, Canning; 1 box, Hutchesou: 1 pel, White; 1 bdl, Fairey. Wallace, for Wanganui -15 tons coal, 10 crates bottles, Edwards & Co; 1 pkg, Newcombe; 1 pel, Robertson; 13 pkgs, Sclanders and Co. Awaroa, for Wanganui — 10,000 ft. timber, 25 tons coal, Cross; 100 bags malt, 5 bales hops, T. Harley; 2 pockets hops, W. Harley; 1 case wine, Smith; 12 sacks lime, Lukins.

Captain Edwin reports:— "Watch barometer ; bad weather approaching ; any direction between north and west and south west. Glass will fall fast." The Murray left Greymouth for Westporfc to-day. The Kennedy arrived at Westport from Nelson at 9 o'clock this morning. The Wallace arrived at Wanganui from Nelson at 10 a.m. to day. The Lyttekon arrived at Blenheim from Nelsnn at !0.16 this morning. The Awaroa sailed for Wanganui last evening. The Tararua leaves Melbourne for New Zealand ports to day. The Wellington arrived at Wellington early this morning. Captain f'reagh, who is well known in Nelson, has been appointed to the comn.and of the hrignntine Isabella. The Sisters and Midge sailed for Waitapu last evening with the last of the rails for the tramwßy about to be constructed there. The Taiaroa leaves Port Chalmers for Northern ports to-day. She will arrive here on Saturday. The Standard and Golfoeeker arrived yesterday afternoou from Ruatunawhau with cargoes of coal. The Ladybird left Onehunga at 10 50 a m. to-day, will arrive hpre to-morrow evening and sail for Wellington by the same tide at 10 p.m. The Charles Edward arrived alongside the Albion Wharf at JO o'clock this morning She left Nelson on the 28th inst, at 9 a m experienced strong S.W. wind to French Pass, from thence to Wellington thick weather with heavy sea, arriving there at roidnight same day; left again at 730 last night, with strong N.W. wind and heavy sea to the Pass, from thence variable until arrival here as above. The Charles Edward leaves for West Coast ports at 2 p.m. on .E nday. , f