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D:c 30, fchcon^r Australian Maid, \" 0 qjj. t>eTt'on, from Awaioa. " ' 31 cutter Maid of rtaly jlsjC , Mke>from I*l Wri KH. — cutter Mid^ f 16> Eurej from W aifapu. • 6AiLbLK DicSO. gteamer Waikce, 86, Scott, for WeUtP^on. ' Kennedy, at Ilotitika, still reports a heavy sea nnd flood, but subsiding. She will probably leave tliere to-mr-rrow mornin.?. The Murray uas successfully floated oil the beach at Hokitika this iMorninw. The Wallace is due at Wellington to-day and expected back to-morrow. The Wanaka leaves Wellington at 3 p m. on Monday, will arrive here on Tuesday morning, anrl sail at 5 p.m. for Picton, WelJineton, Lyttelton, and Duucdin. The Candidate has re-stowed her cargo for Tirrmu, and will sail for that port eiirly next week. Tht Westport leaves here for Westport at 2 p re. on Monday The Lord Tre*?gar was towed to the outer anchcriee by the Wal!ac3 yesterday afternoon. Sh? w ill probablv sail for Guam tonight. Tne Hawca sails for Well in{rton,Taranaki, "Hud Manukau at 4 o'clock this afternoon. She leaves the former port tomorrow afternoon, and should reach Ouebuuga on Tuesday vaortivis. The Wakata will ariivehere from Wanganui to-nio'row morcinf.', and sail for Weilinefon and Wutganui at 0 p.m. on Mouday. The Grafton leaves Weiliugton this afternoon on an excursion trip to Lyttet >n.