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Nov. 12, steamer Wallace, C 4, Palmer from Wellington. Passengers : Mesdamcs Hernn, Liddle, Messrs Bishop, Davis, Pearl Alston, Grayeskey, Rodieth, Wylde, Cullen, Hutchison, and 2 steerage. — steamer Murray, 78, Conway, from West Coast. — cutter Planet, 12, Thorne, from Motueka. SAILED. Nov. 11, steamer Waitaki, 228, Edie, for Pictou. Wellington, and South. Passengers: Miss Revel, Mrs Drewitt, Messrs Mackay, Spencer. J. Jervis, A S. Collins, T. Watts, Bragg, O'Conor, and Livingston. — steamer Wakatu, 78, Evans, for Wangaaui. 12, steamer Kennedy, 136, Dillon, for West Coast, Passengers: Mesdames Cnllum, Jamieson, Messrs Dartnell, Bishop, Shaw, Wylde, Rodieth, Grayesky, Hodsou, Smith, Jacobsen, Liddlecoat, Ricketts, Revs. Bavin and Bruce, and 10 steerage. KXPECTBD ARRIVALS. Steamer Wellington, from Taranßki and Manukao, to-morrow Steamer Taiaroa, from Picton, Wellington and South, Nov 14 Steamer Arawata, from Wellington, South, and Melbourne, Nov. 15 Barquentine Airlie, from Mauritius Barque Canny Scott, from Newcastle Ship Opawa, from London EXPORTS. Waitaki, for Picton, Wellington and South — 1 trunk, 3 cases, Lightband & Co ; I case ooots, Healy & Son; 1 case plants, Bolton • 3 kegs butter, 12 cases eggs, 2 coops, JJucbbolz; 10 sacks lime, Lukins; 9 cases «NP. Hodder & Co; 4 boxes strawberries, Moller* 4 cases eggs, Patterson; 10 bags copper ore, Cooksey; 1 case tools, Whit well--436 boxes tea, 1 case, 1 trass, Sclanders & Co-, 2 cues knitting machines, Webstert 3 casks wine, Edwards & Co; 3 case* 1 gun cue, Henrey, 1 pel, Milner. Kennedy, for West Coast— 270 cases lam 38 casea fruit, 32, kegs butter, 7o pkgs, Cawtbron; £0 bags malt, Edwards & Co- 9 pkgs, Lightband; 3 pkgs, Lumner; 1 case, Uwrence; 2 cases, Wilkins; 50 sacks malt Bharp ; 22 pkg», Buchholz; 25 sacks malt, Arkell; v pkgs, Alexander; 1 cane, 7 pkgs, I*fien; 12 empty kegs, Ogilvie; 1 1 case V Z. c; Z 2^ k^ 9 1 2 Backs Potatoes, Jones; 4 kegs, Wastney; 19 bale?, Max; 1 bag, Anatinj 10 pkgs, Patterson; 8 pkgs, Hodder; Boito l C ** k P ° rU!r ' Hooperj l ca>e »

The Lyttelton leaves Blenheim for Wellington at 4 p.m. to-day. The Murray arrived here from the Weßt Coast this afternoon. She proceeds to Wellington at 6 p.m. to-morrow. The;Xennedy left for West Coast ports at eleven this morning. The Wakatu sailed for Wanganui yester. day afternoon, and arrived there this morning. The Wellington leaves Onehunga this afternoon, will arrive here to-morrow nigbr Md sail for Picton and Wellington at 9 30* *.m. 00 Friday. The Taiaroa, with the Suez mail, which was forwarded overland from the Bluff arrived at Wellington at 7 a.m. to-day. She' leavea there tp-morrow afternoon, will arrive aare qn Friday morning and sail for Taranaki and. Maunkao by the same tide at 10 a m The Waitaki sailed for Pictbq,, Wellington, and South at 430 p m. yesterday, «od amved at the Empire City this morning She leavea for Lyttelton thia afternoon/ •' The Wallace arrived here at 830 a.m, *• day. She left Nelson at 615 p.m. on Monday, and toe tide not answering at the Jnrench Pa*, she came to anchor at midnight, and' remained there until 4 am yesterday, when she proceeded on to WeiJ? 1 ? 0 ' Which waa re » ch «d at IV3O a.m ;■ US? c™e ™ ,. 6 pm - Bnd * r «*e<i here as aboVe, The Wallace sails for Wanganui to-morrow at 3 p.m. . ; , jWrHateu -Denny,- which faaa been the flrtt wpd ship of the. the season to leave Itapier for Lopdon for the lost three years laavea -that ' port for the old country this' weclc.' . : .• ;•,- 1 -■ „■..■ : _ * ■ .j. Tha Union Company have aanounced that V 9 ™-*"* >lst December, 1879, to the . lat J^. l **p, tbeloHowlng reductions Will.' hetaadetoSydfley frotn. any port, in New Zealand lit which the Company's steamer* : call:— Betnro Ticketi-10 per cent off I™**1 ™** P° rti » NwZeaww at which the Company's steamers call, 36 per cent off the two single fares, available tor return until the 28th of February. i *=«- — ■ L.^,