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ARRIVED.

July 2, steamer Wallace, SO, S^tt, from ! West Coast. Pa-senger : Mr Walker. j — ete-»mer Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, from Gold: n Bay. 3, cuiter Maid of Italy, 15, Clarke, from Etwaka. — ketch Cmelia, 19, Young, from Motupipi. 4, strainer Lsrly Barkly, 30, Walker, from Motueka.

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July 4, steamer Lady Barkly, 30, Walker, for Motueka.

The Liily Barkly returned from Golden Bar on S'.tiu-iay nL'h*. The Murray wo.itb.er permitting leaves I "Westpnrt for Hokitika to-night. The Charles Kdward weather permitting leaves Greyniouth for Westpo.'t and Nelson to-day. The Ringarooma with the Suez mail arrived at the Blulf this morning. The Kennedy ie ivts Wellington this tvtrin; T , ariives tomorrow morning-, and piocccd* to Wost Oust ports at 5 p m. The W.-Tacc arrived frcm Westport on Saturday everii'ir, i-f'er a severe passage. She leaves for Wacga-mi direct at 9 o'clock I to-nigbr. The Mary Ogilvie's err re of sheep having been sold irre she larded them yetteiduy mornin.sr fit the C-'.mmerfial wharf. The Grafson will ariive here from Wellington fine South about Saturday next. The Croyd;;n L-'iss com isk need discharging this murnirp, having been unable to land any cargo on Saturday iu consequence of the heavy rsir.s. The Huwea leff Wellington at 1 o'clock this afternoon, will arrive here tomorrow morning, and sail by the same tide Rt 1 p.m for Pictoa, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dir-edin. The Penguin was unable to communicate with Taramki on Saturday, and consequently passed by that port. There wa3 a heavy northerly gale biowinpr* and a high sea running. She arrived at Oaehunga yesterday, and leaves there again tomorrow. Should the wether prove fine at Taranaki on Wednesday she will laid her cargo, wh'cb, bs j as there n .1 large baich, will jrobably occopy the best part of the day.