IMPORTS.

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IMPORTS.

Per s.s. James Paterson, from Melbourne •16 cases.-Kempthorne; 8 lengths ■ lead pipes, J. Marks ; 20 half-chests tea, 50 cases, 96 bags sugar, 1 bag seed, 72 cases, 1 cask coffee, 92 bugs rice, 25 boxes raisins, 4 £-casks wine, J. C. Morrin ; 1 case, 1 bale, 1 parcel, J. Cosgrave ; 2 cases, 1 parcel, J. Harris;' 7 cases, Chap'nanV 4 cases, 1 parcel; Stephens; 2 cases cigars, G. Waller; 1 case, Convent of Mercy ; 5 cases, Winks & Hall; 2 i-casks, 1 case, Stewart; 3 bars steel, 30 bars iron, 1 pkg., Fraser ; 9 chests tea, French & Co.; 10 cases tobacco, J. Batger; 95 boxes raisins, 119 boxes candles, 60 boxes tea, 10 cases salmon,, 5 f -boxes tobacco, J. Buchanan ; 6 plafes iron,v 2 bl|es hoop iron, 8 kegs lead, 1 ■coif rope, z colonial ovens, 4 kegs nails, 2 bundles spades, 1 pkg. zinc, 2 cases, 1 pkg., Bull & Sturrock ; 1 case, Union Bank ; 1 bale leather, Gittos; 1 cask, 1 case, 2 barrels steel, E. Porter ; 30 cases, Norman ; 2 cases. J. S. Morrin ; 50 cases, J. Dickey ; 150 bags sugar, 13 cases, 137 boxes tea, 120 bags rice, 35 half chests tea, 44 pkgs. sugar, G! Vance; 214 pkgs.j. sugar, 3 cases, • 1 parcel, Graham : 7 bouer plate's, 1 case Yeoman; 2 pkgs., Lewis ;' 4 pkgs., H. Hall ; 17 pkgs., G. Towns, 1 parcel, W. Levy; 40 bags sugar, 2 bales, Beale ; 2 casks coffee, 14 bags, Stevenson; 100 boxes tea, 83 do. raisins, Jones ; 50 cases, Bucholz; 1 case, 5 £-boxes tobacco, 5 bags barley, 30 do. rice, Owen ; 1 parcel, Upton ; 1 cask, 1 case, Warnock; 1 ca3e, A. Wikson; 1 case, Kohn; 2 drums oil, fcO cases, Cruickshank ; 42 halfchests tea, 1 cask, 3 barrels coffee, 10 bags do., 1 bale, Brown & Barnett; 1Q f-boxes tobacco, 2 cases cigars, D. Nathan ; 5 cases, 1 bale, Bank „of Australasia; 2 cases, Williamson ; 2 cases*;1 Barnett &'Levy ;l 2 boxes, Dr. Goodall; 1 bale, 1 case, Wayte ; 13 cases, Mannine; 1 case, Bank N.Z.; 1 case, Copland ; 99 pieces, Curling ; 70 boxes soap, 26 case 3, 300 packages sugar, 5 quarter-casks, order.— From Sydney: 1 case, D. Hay; 2 cases, T. Wren ; 2 bags seed, Baird ; 1 case, Gray ; 1 bale, J. Rout; 1 parcel, Harper ; 100 cases fruit, 17 hags'bone-d'iistf Binney. -I parcel, Jervis; 2 cases cigars, Williamson ; 3 cases, Campbell; 2 trunks, 1 parcel, Warmoll; 1 parcel, 4 bales, Wilkinson; 1 parcel, Henrigues ; 1 parcel, Bell; 5 cases, Hoare ; 1 case, Barnett & Levy; 1 case, Mrs. Throgmorton ; 1 case, D. Nathan; 1 case, Ireland; 1 box, F. Quick; 1 parcel, 320 bags rice, Macfarlane; -Iyparcel, Bartlett; 334 cases fruit, Arthur & Son ; 50 bags maize, Bell Brds.; ;11, chests,.tea, .15£ do, 8., Morton; 1£ chests tea, L. Murdoch ; 90 cases fruit, Marshall; 1 case, Moses; 152 cases fruit, 60 bags potatoes, Burnellj 15 cases, Brown; 72 shoes, 24 false bottoms, 3 _ mullers, .190 bags bone-dusty 358 bags maize, 3 cases, order. —H. 11 . Jervis.

Per barque' Novelty, from Sydney: 4 pieces machinery, Nixon and Tobin ; 10 tierces beef, H. B. Morton; 5 planks ,ash timber, C. G. Quick ; 2 cases copper work, order; 265 bags maize, order j 20 gunnies sugar, Must and Co:;-.40./ditto ditto, J. Roberton and Co.; 20 ditto ditto, order; 40 ditto ditto, order ; 60 ditto ditto, order ; 40 ditto ditto, order; 60 ditto ditto, 40 ditto ditto, order ; 60 ditto ditto, J. C. Morrin ; 43 ditto ditto, order; 40 ditto ditto, order;. 20 ditto ditto, order; 40 ditto ditto, 60 ditto ditto, order: 90 ditto ditto, T. W. Doonin ,- -5 cases, order ; 20 cases, J. Phillips ; 20 bags maize meal, 50 bags maize, order ; 50 bags maize,' 20 ditto bone dust, order ; 50 bags maize, Bell Bros. ; 52 bags maize, Captain Nearing ; 272 bags maize, order; 28 casks butter, order; 123 bags maize, 54 bags ditto, order; 3 bottles quicksilver, Carfine, Stewart & Co.; 8 tip drays, J. Belcher ; 50 tierces beef, S. Jones : 56 mats sugar, L. D. Nathan and Co.; 30 casks beef, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 86 bags maize, M. Brown; 700 felloes, H. B. Morton ; and 17 packages for transhipment.—Henderson aud Macfarlane, agents.-

Per brig Waverley, from Sydney : 256 tons coal, Henderson and Macfarlane; 790 bags sugar, 187 oars, 2 bales, J. S. Macfarlane. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents.

Per schooner Janet Grey, from Tanna : 8_ tons cocoanut oil, 11 tons cobra, Cruickshank, Smart & Co. (agents).

Per schooner Golden Isle,, from New Hebrides : 9 tons cocoanut oil, 2 tons cobra, fsOOO eocoan'it-", and 8 pigs, order. —J. Robertou and Co., agents.

The s.s. Stormbird, Captain Doile, arrived in the Manukau yesterday. She left Wellington on the 22nd instant, at 3 p.m. ; arrived at Wanganui on the 23rd, at 7 a.m.; left at 9 a.ra. on the 25th, with strong N.W. winds, and arrived at Taranaki at 4 a.m. on the 26th ; left again at 3 p.m , and arrived in the Manukau at 7.30 a.m. yesterday. Passengers : —Miss Mair, Messrs. Reinachudson, Walker, Harkis. ,f' M '' '-' •

The clipper barque Novelty, Captain J. Nearing, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon, after a fair passage from Sydney of 13 days. She brings 12 passengers.and.a.full cargo, principally sugar and maize. The Novelty left Sydney on the morning of the 14th instant, and experienced northerly and easterly winds across, making the Kings on Wednesday. Since then light head winds have prevailed. Passengers—Mr." F. W. Collins, Mr. P. Mullaly, Mrs. Hutchins, MrsCunningham and two children, Messrs. Jamieson, Hind, Winston, J. Wilson and F. Civcl. The ivovelty will come alongsido the wharf and commence to discharge her cargo this morning. ifine. schooner Janet Grey, Captain returned trom the Islands yesterday morning, .she is last from Tanna, being 16 days from that place. She brings a cargo of j oil, &c., as per imports. .. Captain .Keanve- j ports the following vessels at Tanna :— | Donald McLean, with twenty laborers for i

New Caledonia ; Onward, with six!y-three laborers for Fijis ; Robert Towns, of Sydney, on a whaling cruise; Woodlark, barque, with fifty laborers for Queensland ; and Spunkie, schooner, with ninety men for Brisbane. The schooner Tawera arrived in harbor on Saturday, from Poverty Bay and Tologa Bay. Passengers: Vr. Hamilton and two others. Cargo:—ll3 balee wool, L. D. Nathan and Co.; 20 bags wheat, order. The schooner Golden Isle arrived in harbour yesterday from the Fijis and the-New Hebrides, having- made a good passage from the latter place. Passengers—Mr. A. Coombes and Mr. H. Coombes. Capt. Matzen reports the cutter Volunteer at Erromonga, with laborers for the Fijis.