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March 20, stenmsr Lady Barkly, 30, Walter, for Motueka. i — . i

Captain Edwin reported at 11-3S a.m.: — | " Bad weather appi< aching between north- i west ai:d south. Squally with ltiiu. Glass Will fall." The Murray arrived al Greymouth yesterday, and leaves for Westport to-day. Tho Kennedy will sail for West Coast ports at 2 p.m. to-morrow The Charles Edward arrived at Uokifcik;. yesterday, aud leaves for Greymouth tomorrow. The Penguin art ived at Onehunga yester day morning, and leaves on the downward trip to-morrow. The Wakatu leaves here for Wanganui and Wellington at 8 p m. to-morrow. Tho Grafton will arrive here from Wcs4 Coast ports, to-morrow morning, and sail by the same tide afc 11 a.m. for Wellington and Lytfcellou. The Wanaka left Wellington at 1 p.m. to-day, will arrive here to-morrow morning, and sail by the same tide afc noon for Picton, Wellington ancl South. The steamer Go Ahead will probably arrive from Wellington to morrow, she haviug been chartered to convey the Napier portion of the Electra's cargo to its desli nation. The daily expenditure of tho Union S.S. Company in New Zealand alone is said to total up the respectable amount of £1000. The Wallace, after being a prisoner at Greymouth for some days in cons- quence of the bar being uuwoikable, made her escape at 130 p.m. on Sn'urJay iv tbe face of a heavy sea, called at W'stporfc, r.nd left there by the same tide at midnight, arriving ben at 9 ,"J0 p.m. yes tenia 3. She sails for Wanganui tc-morrow evening at 8 o'clock.