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May • 21.— Persevere, 27 tons, 11. B. M'Moickan, from Groymouth; l7passongors. lona, 35 tons. Rich. Smith, from Okarita. Bruce, 95 tons, Jas. Kcrlcy, from Okarita ; 80 passengers. SAILED. May 21. — Porsovero, 27 tons, H. B. M'Meickan, for Groymouth j 10 pasaongera. EXPECTED ABHIVAIS. t Maid of Erin, from Duncdiu, early. Dunedin, from Puncdin, early. Lapwing, from Greymouth. Aurora, from Dunedin, early. Thane, s.s., early. ' Star of the Evening, from Melbourno, early. Isabolln, from Duucdin, early. Kennedy, s.s., from Nehon. PBOJECTED DEPABTUBE3 . Claud Hamilton, for Nolson and Northern Ports, on 25th. Thane, for Nelson. Jano Lockhart, for Sydney, 24th instant. Bruco, for Okarita, this day. Kennedy, s.s., for Groy, Bullor, and Nolson, 24th inst. VESSELS IX POBT. Schooners. — Caroline, Tambo, Lloyd's Herald, Caledonia, Despatch, Emma Eliza, Emma Jane, June Lockhart, lona. Steamers — Ballarat, Challenge, Yarra, Bruce. IMPORTS, Per Persevere, from Greymouth : 10 halfchests tea, 1 case nlo. J. Jones ; 5 cases boots, Throokmorton ; 20 bags seed, Treunery. Por lona, from Okarita : 6 cases typo, 4 pieces oastings, Ha*twcll j 11 bundles shovels, Haworth. Por Bruce, from Okarita: lOOOozs gold, Bank of Now Zealand. EXPOET3. Per Porscvero, for Groymouth : 12 bags oat?, Cobb and Co. ; 4 cases bacon, Cassins and Gomiskoy ; 2 packages machinery, Woodpecker j 1 bale, order.

The cutter Lapwing, recently towed out of Okarita by the Bruce, hovo in sight off the port yesterday morning, and at tide timo tho tug stoamer Lionoß^ procoedod out and took tho cuttor in tow for tho Grey Rivor, whoro sho is bound for a cargo of coals. Tho p.s. Persevevo left for tho Grey yesterday, on early tide, with cargo and a fow passengers. Sho is under engagement to tow in tho Falcon, and has also arranged for towing out the, Murray, schoonor, John Mitchell, ketch, and ono or two other small craft. Tho s.B. Claud Hamilton, which loft this port, for Nelson, on Friday afternoon, anchored off tho Grey tho aatno evening, and on Saturday, at noon, tho p.s. Persevoro, which accompanied her, took a fow passengers on Bhoro, and then brought a number from tho Groy to the Claud Hamilton, whioh steamer started about 2 p,ra. on that day for Nolson, from whenco sho is oxpected to return in timo to leave again on 25th, for Nolson and other northern ports. A member of our staff took tho opportunity of accompanying tho Claud Hamilton previous to her departnro from tho Groy, this last voyage, and speaks very highly of tho superior accommodation provided on board, for both cabin and steerago passengers.