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$May 22, ketch Prospect, 21, Westrupp, from Croixelles. — cutter Dart, 16, from Tata Islands, _-~ .-.. BA.ILED. ~* ~ May 21, steamer Murray, 78, Con way, for Wellington. Passengers .- Miss Richardson, Messrs Richardson, and James. — ketch Standard, 10, Westrupp, for New "■-Harbor. :^- --— cutter Planet, 12, Thorne, for Motueka. i — cuttec Mad ontaly, 15, Clarke, for ] Kiwakap^j r Ekf EJgjjfSD: ABRITALfI. Steames^twaroaVfrom Taraaaki and Manu- ' ■"* *, kau, to-day it; ';■ J f''~* Sleimer "Murray,! from Wellington, to-mor-Spanier Wallace, from Wanganui, toH^niorrjW; ' SteatoerrEyttleton, from Blenheim, May 24 Sffiamer Patea, from Wellington, May 25 Si seimep Kenaedy> from West Coast, May 23 Steamer Wellington, from Picton and Weiliugtonj, May 24 * '"' ' t j 2, Schooner Richard and Mary, from Oamaru! '* Steamer Pelorus, from Havelbck Schoo^er^Awaroa^ from Wanganui . . ; Barque Arrogant, from Newcastle - ;. Barque Chaudiere, from London EXPOBTB. ; ! 3 Muray, for Wellingtoa— 12 sacks onions, 20_pkgs produce, W. Phillips. :The Wallace left Wanganui for Nelson this morning. * The Kennedy will arrive tere from West Coast ports to-niorrow morning; and sail for Wellington at 6 p.m. . The Murray sailed for Wellington last night. , _; • ?The brigantine Zephyr arrived at Hokitika thia morning, after a long passage of 20 days from Melbourne. . The Richard and Mary left Oam£ru for Nelson on-. Saturday night with a cargo of flour. She may be looked for in a day or two. • " ■ The Charles Edward} hauled on t,o the cradle to-day, where she will be painted and the repairs that are being effected to her completed. ; ,: The Patea having made an extra trip I, : to Patea from Wellington, for the purpose of ;.i conveying a number of the Armed Constabulary to that place, will not arrive here until Sunday. She leaves for Patea at 10 •', mm., on Monday. ,- >.:; Tire Taiaroa left New Plymouth at eight o'clock this morning will arrive here to'l icight, and sail at 10 a.m. to-morrow for Picton and. Wellington^ ( , : ; , Tbe Wellington leaves Wellington tomorrow afternoon, will arrive here ou Saturj -day morning, and sail for Taranaki and Manukau by the same tide at 11 a.m. with , ■ the outward San Francico mail. She calls at Wellington for the Southern portion of the mail, and will land passengers only at that port. ' ... The cutter Lena arrived at Wellington from Port Underwood the other day with one of the largest hauls of fish made this / ; season, some 40 dozen cray fish, 500 bundles flounder, barracouta, schnappcr, and butter . . fish. j The barque Chaudiere is now 90 days out from London. As steamers from Australia lately report having experienced strong head winds on the passage down we may assume v/ that the barque has met with tbe same sort of weather. If so, she cannot be expected to arrive before the middle of next week. ,-_ The Lady Barkly will make an excursion ■, ; siou trip to Motueka on Monday next, leavhere at 8 a.m. and there on the return trip at 9 p.m. As it is some time since there was an excursion trip to that place the little steamer will no doubt be largely patronised.