THE WAIRARAPA.

The e.s Walrarapa, Captain Thos. Popham, arrived alongside the Queen-street Wharf at 9 a_.m. She left Melbourne at 2 p.m. on the 28th ult,, called at BCobart, and arrived at Bluff at 7 a.m. on the 3rd inßt.; called at Dunedin on tho 4th,and Ly ttelton on the 6th, arriving at Wellington 3 p.m. on the 7th; left again at 4 p.m. en the Btb, called atNapleron Bth, and Gisborne 10th, sailing from the latter port at 10 a.m.; rounded the East Cape at 4 p.m, same day. Experienced fine weathtr up the coast Passengers:— From Melbourne: Miss North, Mr North, and Mrs Scott. From Dunedin: Mr and Mrs Langford, Mr and Mrs Mann, Mrs Kerr and three children. Misses Langford (4), Stark. Hamilton. Elder, Cobbe, Barker. Haynes. Douglas; Meßsrs Maorae, Fellowes, Dunn, Langford, jun„ and Dr. Eraoo. From Ly ttelton: Mr and Mrs Nicholson, Mrs Thompson. 2 children, and servant. Messrs BaSßett, Staokpole, Willis. B_rry, Brownell, and Maepherson. From Wellington: Mr and Mrs Pojgood, Mrs J. A. Wilson, Miss o'3uiUvan, Sir Geo. Whitmore. Major Badham, Messrs Sneep. R. Woddel, Hulbert, Bacger, Stephenson, wink*, Pir-ie, Glover, H. Davis, G. L. Dewhurst, and Capt. Scotland. From Napier: Mr and Mrs Williams and servant, Mr and Mrs Swainson, Messrs Watson, Carter, and Pierson. From Gisborno: Mrs Hayes, Messrs Hay, Fordham, Berry, Bishop, Saabury, Foster, McMillan, and 5i In steerage, We aro indebted to Mr H, C. Taylor, purser, for press parcels, repot ts, &o.