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October 6— Susannah Booth, Clulow, master,, from Dunedin Despatch, Kernan, master, from Dunedin Excelsior, Iverson, master, fiom Onehunga Pat the Rover.Tallmit, master, ft om Melbourne Wild Wave, O'Brien, master, from Nelson Star, of Tasmania, Mcl mder, master, from tho Molyneux Julia, Wyse, master, from Melbourne Mary Van Every, Macpheiden, master, from Dunedin Sangalier, Clark, master, from Melbourne SAILED. October 6,— Nil. VESSELS IN TORT. Ynrra, tug, (ashore). lona, schooner, from the Grey Sisters, ketch, from tho Grey. Lady of ihe Luke, p.s., from the Grey. Dancing Wave, schooner, from Lyitelton. Traveller's Bride, ketch, from Dunedin. Uno, s.s. from the Grey River. Fanny, cutter, from Invercargill." . Jane Lockhart, from Sydney. William and Mary, sohooner, from Melbourne. Bruce, p.s., from Bruce Bay. John Bullock, schooner, from Dunedin, Samson, p.s., (on the spit.) Despatch, from Dunedin Susannah Booth, from Dunedin Excelsior, from Onehunga IMPORTS. Per Julia : 363 pieces lumber, order ; 2 tons galv iron, order ; 1 ca«e axe handles, order ; 79 doors, 8 cases corrgted iron, 11 do nails, 4do ridging and spouting, IS do chains, 2 do furniture, 1 do paper, 1 bale do, 10 cases glassware, 2 crates crockery, 1 case tucks, 83 bags flour, 5 crates crockery, 60 cases kerosene, 2 pkgs brackets, 12 boxes clothes pegs, 8 bags flour. Per Caledonia: lease cigars, order; 120 do bottled beer, order ; 7 qr-casks brandy, order j 370 boards, otder ; 35 bags potatoes, Hall, Finlay and Co ; 4 ca?es porter ; Ido coffee ; 1 casK hardware, 3 ca«es do, 12 kegs nails, 6 bundles buckets and shovels, 1 do hurdles, 1 iron safe, Ching, Harris and Co ; 1 drum turps, Samuel 6 bags sngar, 10 bags flour, 6 boxes candles, 2 half-chests tea, 1 ca-k, 3 firkins, 1 caso bacon, 8 do brandy, North ; 10 cases stout, 10 do geneva, 2 qr-casks brandy, 1 case cigars, Jones and Mcc ; 4 cases onions, Alcorn and Co. 1 hhd eggs, Raphael ; 2 cks mdze, Union Bank ; 1068 boards, 6 cises galv iron, 10 bdls blk iron, 1 parcel, 3 pkgs bedsteads, 3 csks mdze, Ha■worth; 1 dray and wheels, 2 guards iron. 1 sack harness, Powell ; 20 cases brandy, 10 do claret, 2 do sauces, 100 bags flour, 6 chests tea, 10 casks porter, 6£ brls pork. 6 cases jams, 2 do butter, order; 25 cases kerosine. Stanford & Co ; 12 bags oats, 12 do bran, 2 cases, 3£ chests tea, 6 bags potatoes, 10 bags nuts, 110 hags flour, 19 do oats, 12 do bran, 50 do flour, 34 chests tea, 6 bags nuts, Swanson, Ryrie, & Co ; 2 cases bacon, Pringle; 12 hhds beer, Faulkner. Per Mary Van Every : 1 hhd wine, order ;50 cases beer, order ; 4 bxs tobacco, do. Per Quiver, Master, agent : 20 tons coal, order. Per Isabella Jackson, Peacock and Co, agents: 500 sacks, -360 bags flour, 35 lags bran, 678 boards, Hawkes and Strouts. Per Sanglier: 50 boxes candles, 107 do tea, 6 cs salmon, 5 cs bams, 5 cs bacon, 13 cs axes, 25 boxes nisins, 1 cs tobacco, 10 cj castor oil, 5 cs mustard, 2 cs tobacco, 5 tons refined sugar, 60J chests tea, 197 bags sugar, 4 cs brooms, 21 cs picks, 14 cs bacon, 6 baies paper bags, 1 bale pappri 1 cask white lead, 10 casks pear) barloy, 5 cs mustard, 6cs currants, 630 boards lumber, 59 doors, 40 pair sashes, 10 bundles mouldings, 50 bags flour, 10 cs coffee, 10 cs pepper, 2 cs bacon, 18 boxes soap, 10 boxes oysters, 50 cs kerosene oil, 12 bundles galvanised iron buckets, 15 pkgs rope, 15 cs hurdles, 4 cs tinware, 10 tons shelving, 16 stoves, 80 oars, order. (We are compelled to hold ovor remainder of imports iill our next in consequence of pressure on our space,)

The schooner Julia, Wise, master, left Melbourne on the 26th ult ; passed through Buss's Straits on the 27th, on the 4th instant she sighted Mount Cook, and t he day after anchored off Ilokitika. She experienced strong W. and N.W. winds during tho passage, and a very heavy gale between Mount Cook and this port. The schooner Pat the Rover, Talent, master, passed through Port Phillip Heads on the 20th ult. Had strong westerly breezes all the way acro3s. Made the land of New Zealand on the 27th ult. Since then, strong breezes and gales. Anchored in the roadstead on the Ist October The brigantine Susannah Booth, Clulow, master, left Dunedin on the 6th ult. She experienced N.W gales the whole passage, and •when in Cook's Straits the weather was most severe. Arrived off Ilokitika on the 27th ult , and until yescerday she has been lying at anchor in the roadstead. The. schooner Panglier, Clark, master, left Port Philip heads on the 20th ult. During her pawnge fine weather and moderate breezes prevailed, and on the 20th ult. sho anchored ip. the roadstead of Hokitika. Mary Van Every, Macphaiden, master, left Dunedin on tho 12th ult., with strong S.K. breezes. Anchored in Patorson's Inlet, S'ewart's Island, tho samo night. Left again the next day, and after boating about against adverse winds the whole passage, anchored off Hokitika on the 27th. Experienced strong west winds during the voyage