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Dec. 14, ketch Prospect, 21, Westrupp, from Adi-le Island. — .-utter Dauntless, 12, Ricketts, from Adelc Island. 15, s earner Kennedy, 137, Palmer, from Wellington. Passengers : Miss Rockforfc, Mpp-ra Hounseil and Sou, Kenrith, WilsoD, and 1 in steerage. — steamer Wallace, 04, Dillon, from Wanganui.—Passengers: Messrs Battersby, Bettany, Laiot, Austin, Stanton, Aitken. \ —steamer Murray, 7&, Conway, from West Coast. — schooner Richard and Mary, 45, Miller, from Lyttelton. ~FchQoner May, 21, Tumor, from Adele Island. — kefch Standard, 10, Tinney, from French Pass. 16, steamer Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, from Motueka. EAIT.KD. Dpc. 15 steamer Arawata, 623, Underwood, for Melbourne via Wellington.'— Pas senders: Misses Stcele, Pearman, Bobbin, Mrs Linton, Messrs Ashworth, Steele, Glew, Mjukay, Waits, Lavin, Kebble, Oats, Bray, Smalley, Banui.hr, Ladd, M'Harky (2), Orr, Marshall, Cook, Savers, Reader, Young (°)' Mitchell, Pearce (2), Miss Vlckerman. 16, sieauier Lady Ba;kly,*3o, Walker, for Motueka. — schooner S'.stcrs, 10, Charles, forMotupipi — cut'.er Wave, 11. Rickets, for Torrent Bay. EXPECTED AHRITAIB. Steamer Wellington, from Picton and "Wellington, to-morrow.' Schooner Awaroa, from Wanganni 8c booner Richard and Mary, from Oamaru Barque Tas3o, from Newcastle Ship Fernglen, from London IMPOHTB. Kennedy, from Wellington— 50 kegs nails, Edwards & Co; 2 cases, Wilkie; 16 cases, Buxion & Co; 4 sacks, Hingstou, 6 caaes flchna|i|>B, 3 bdlß brooms, H, Hounsell; 6 ] hexes, Stanton; 1 case, 1 truss, Wymond; I pkg, Black & Son; 2 pkgs, Hingston; 6 ca*e« lenin, Phillips, 5 pkgs, Hounsell; 6 pkjt», Murray. Rhh.rd and Mary, from Lyttelton — 75 sack* wheat, 70 Racks bran, Mabiu. Mm ray, from Westpott —54 tons coal, Edwards & Co.

The TUngarooma will be due at tho Bluff ' from Melbourne and Hobarton to-morrow ] rooming. Th« Alhambra and Omeo are laid up at Melbourne, and will shortly be offered for Bale. The Taiaroa arrived at Onehunga yesterday nmrning. She will wait there for the San Fram-isco mail. The Wellington leaves Wellington this afte moo !•, will arrive here to-morrow morniDg, and sail for Pictou and Wellington by the same tide at 1 p.m. The Lyttelton arrived at Wellington from Otuki yesterday morning. She returned to the »ame place at live in the afternoon. The Charles Edward was to leave Hokitika for Greymouth to-day. The Murray leaves for Wellington direct at Line o'clock to-night. The Wallace leaves for Blenheim at 6 o'clock this evening. The Kennedy leaves for West Coast ports at 2 p m. to morrow. The Arowata sailed for Wellington, South, and Melbourne with a large number of pasaengerp. at 10.40 a.m. yesterday. She arrived at V» ellington last evening, and leaves there for Lyttelton to-morrow afternoon. 1 ht- Ptlorus arrived in harbor on Saturday afternoon. £he has been chartered to convey a party of gentlemen to Durville's IslaDd, and will have for that place to-night She will return here ou Wednesday, and sail in Ihe evening for Havolock. From Captain Miller of the Richard and Mary we learn that no vessel of the name of the Sarah and Mary left Lyttelton for this TK»rt during the time he was there. The Press Agency must therefore have commilted an error in telegraphing the sailing of that vessel for Nelson. The Richard and Mary arrived in harbor yesterday afternoon, after a fair passage from Lyttelton, which would have been much shorter had not the schooner been detained in the Bay by light airs and calms. Captain Miller reports leaving Lyttelton on Wednesday morning and had light S.W. winds as far as the Knikoras, where a heavy sqaall from the south struck the vessel, throwing her on her beam ends, where she lay for a few minutes. After this light S.E. winds were expe rit need, and the schooner entered the Bty on Friday morning, but from the cause stated above was unable to make the harbor until jesterday. The Richard and Mary brings a cargo of wheat and bran consigned toMrMabin.