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Dec. ?,\ steamer Wellington, 57<), Anderson, from Picton and Wi-iliusjtou. P.-issen-gers: Miss Adams, Mesdnmes Jones, Hugh, KißStell, Hiil, Price and 2 children. Mr Mrs and Mi^s Liirhtband, Ma.F>r and .Master Paul, Dr MuMer, Messrs Ruseel, Brandon, Young, Canning, M'Ltiiitihcn, GrePit, Hale, Holland, Milloy, Jones, Blick, Piekard, Be «r, and 18 others." — steamer Murray. 78, Con way, from West Coast. Passengers: Messrs Hillier, Armstrong, Flirt, Broad, Cook, aud Mrs Hillier. — schooner Sisters, 15, Charles, from Motupipi. SAILED. D?c. 30, steamer Lady Barkiy, 30 Walker, for Golden Bay. — steamer Wellington. 27.>, Anderson, for Picton, Wellington, and South. P.ifsengers: Miss Cook, Mrs Lilh-y, Mr and Miss iloss, Mrs Louden. Messrs Li Hey, Louden, Speed, Sharp, {cindmarsh, Burrow, and Middlemas. H| — steamer Lyttelton, SO, Scott, for BlenCharles Edward leaves Ilokitika for to-morrow. Lyttulton sailed for Blenheim at 10 ■Brclock this morning. BT^Tne Lady Barkly sailed for Golden Bay Fj^Hseven o'clock this morning. J^HThe Wakatu wili arrive here from Wauj^^Hnui to-morrow morniug. She makes an trip from Motueka to Nelson on Kennedy leaves Wellington to-night, arrive here to-morrow morning, and for West Coast ports at 2 p.m. on ThursHH^ De Wallace was unable to leave for WanH^Biai last night, in consequence of the bad of the weather. She sails at 5 o'clock evening, and will leave Wanganui on trip to-morrow evening. rhe Taiaroa leaves Onehunga to-morrow nv.Tning, will arrive here on Thursday night, and Bail for Picton and Wellington at 1 1 a.m. on Friday. The barque Canny Scot left Newcastle for Nelson on Thursday la3t with a cargo of coal for Messrs N. Edwards and Co. The s.s. Edinburgh, belonging to the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company, sailed on October 11, with the Singapore section and part of the Port Darwin section of the duplicate Australian cable. The Bhip Lutterworth, well-known in Nelson; arrived at Wellington from London on Friday last. She is still commanded by Captain Pearson. The Wallington arrived in harbor at 8 a.m to-day. She left Wellington at 2 p.m. yesterday, and reached Picton at 730 p.m.; sailed at 10 p.m. and arrived here as above Strong N.W. winds were experienced in the Straits. The Wellington sailed for Picton, "Welllington, and South by the same tide at 10 a.m. The Murray arrived from West Coast ports at nine this morning. She left Nelson for Westport on Friday the 19th, at 2 p.m., but owing to the northerly gale then blowing was obliged to put into Tonga, whi> h did not leave till 2 o'clock on Monday arriving in Wegport at 830 on morning, having encountered a H^B V 7 & a le the previous night, during which was hove-to for eight hours ; left Weatat 7 p.m. on Wednesday, and arrived ■MBlokitika at 7-30 on Thursday mor»ing ; a£^V d for Greymouth at 745 am. on Saturday, B*^Be«ng there at 10 20 same tide : kit for SfHvtportjat 10-15 a.m. on Sunday, arriving J ]Smler bar at 10 4 5 P-m ; left for NelJg^Bat 10 a.m. on Monday, and arrived here BH^gbOYA EVr — : -> -* ft u U .,u«i; BgMjns and heavy easterly swell ou the way ■BW The Murray sails for Wellington at HMHKin. on Thursday. *