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Wallaby, for Buller, Grey, and Hokitika : 2 qrxiasks, and 20 cases brandy, 16 cases oil stores, 20 cases. old .loin, 3 cases sardines, 15 cases sundries, Edwards & Co.; 1 case rue, 8 pkgs leather, Lightband ; 1 pkg drugs, Bonnington ; 1 ease drapery, Merrington ; 3 pkgs, Tregea ; 25 bags potatoes, 3 "bags onions, 16 pkgs sundries, 2 boxes eggs, Levick ; ?. pkgs, Hounsell ; 10 bags salt, 6 half-chest tea, 2 casks currants, I qr-cask rum, 10 gunnies sugar, 2 cases bacon, 25 pkgs sundries, Bentley & Co.; 1 sack onions, 4 cases eggs, 2 cases cheese, 12 casks butter, I pkg, Brook ; 2 hhds ale, Harley ; 1 box, Martin ; 2 pkgs, Gibbons ; I box, Greenwood : 1 case, Wilkins; 14 kegs butter, 13 keg's ditto, 2 cases salmon, 21 sacks bran, 9 pkgs sundries, Fisher ; 7 cases oil stores, 3 gunnies sugar, 1 pkg, Davis ; 3 boxes, Jones; Ipkg, Murplin ; I pkg, Greenwood; 1 pkg, Dayman; 1 half-tierce, 1 case, aud 1 box tobacco, 2 boxes -eggs, 2 cases fruit, Wiesenhavern ; 4 pkgs rope, 1 "keg powder, 1 keg shot, 3 pkgs butter, 2 pkgs sundries, Wilkie; 1 cart, 101 sheep, Freeth; 1 box, langford; 2 boxes notes, Bank of N. S. Wales; 2 cases coffee, 2 cases eggs, Levien & Co.; 1 pkg-, Prorvincial Government; 10 hhds ale, Hooper & Co.; 15 kegs butter, 15 cases eggs, 1 pkg. 2 cases fowls, 8 Tjikgs furniture, Hunter; 3 bags turnips, 2 cases eggs, 24 bags potatoes, Neill; 6 sacks vegetables, 38 sacks potatoes, Firth; 1 bag seed, 8 kegs butter, Hale; 4 boxes eggs, Broncher; 3 kegs butter, 2 casks cheese, Solomon & Co. ; 3 boxes eggs, 1 box butter, 1 pkg bacon, 2 pkg apples, Askew; 3 sacks turnips, Hooper; 4 qr-casks ale, Field; 1 pkg, Owen; 8 pkgs, 8 bags potatoes, Boy lan; 1 case boots, Solomon & Co.; 1 bale calico, 2 coil lines Rowland; 4 cases glass, Snow. Mary Thompson, for Havclock : 1 ton ilour. The Gothenburg left Hokitika at 4 p.m. on Thursday, 5tV instant, and arrived at the outer anchorage at 4.30 p.m. on the 6th, making the passage in 24 hours. Experienced strong N.N.W. winds with heavy rain, until abreast of Rocks Point ; from thence light S.W. winds and fine weather. 'Tbe Gothenburg lefc llobson's, Bay at 7 p.m., 'March 27th, with a light S.W. wind and fine wea,ther, which lasted until noon of the 30th, when it £i>,M? o» .to bio*v fr.esh from .thp cast-yard. On the

31st, blowing a heavy gale from E.S.E., with a very heavy sea . the ship was hove too under close-reefed sails for 52 hours. At S a.ra. on the 2nd inst., gale moderated a little, went oti full speed ; anchored off Hokitika at 3 a.m., making the passage in seven days eight hours. Landed 150 tons cargo and 130 passengers, and left for this port as above. She leaves for Melbourne via Hokitika, on Monday afternoou's tide. The Claud Hamilton arrived off Hokitika as the Gothenburg left.