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ARRIVED.

June 11, cutter DauutlefS, 12, Kickttts, from Croixelles. tiATIiET*. June 10, steamer Kennedy, 136, Williams, for Welliogton. Passengers : Rsv. Hall, Messrs Hawkins (2 ', Jor2**uson. — steamer Wallace, 86. Scott, for West Coast. Pa-sensers : Messrs Moeller, Anderson, Bayfeild, Doolan. — cit.er Pbuet, 12, Thorne, for Motueka. A topsail schooner has beeu signalled all the day. The Grafton arrived at Westport this morniner She returns here about Wednesday. The Kennedy arrived at Wellington this morning. Sho'loavcs there on Monday, will arrive here on Tuesday, and proceed to the West Coast at noon the same day. The Wallace from Nelson, and Murray from Motueka, ate due at Westport this evening. The Charles Edward, owing to the dangerous state of the bar, was unable to leave Greymouth this morning, bufc hopes to get out to-morrow morning. The Wanaka talus the next Sau Francisco mail, leaving here en June 18 A barque wns signalled when wo went to press. She will probibly prove to be either the Bluck Watch fi\.tn Loudon, or the Alfred Hawley from Newcastle The Hawea leaves Wellington at 1 pm. on Monday, will arrive here on Tuesday morning, and sail by the same tide at lo a-m. for Pieton, Wellington, Ljttelton, and Dunedin. ■ The Rotomahana having been detained one day on the coast, does not leave Welliogton for Sydney yin East Coast ports until this afternoon. Tbe Penguin arrived at Onehunga this morning, and leaves there for Ni w Plymouth at 10 am. to-morrow. From thence she pro ceeds direct to Wellington, returning here on Thursdiy morning, and sailing the same day for Pictou, Wellington, and Lyttelton.