SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
. DEPAETED. December 13, Wellington, s., for Taranaki. — Ladybird, s., for Wellington. 14, Lyttelton, s., for Piclon and Blenheim. ENTEEED INWAEDS. December 13, Wellington, 262, Renner, from Hokitik. Passengers : saloon— 4 for South; second cabin— Mr. Wagner, 9 for South. CIiEAEED OTJTWABDS. Dec. 18, Wellington, s., 262, Renner, for. Taranaki. — Ladybird, s., 220, Holmes, for Wellington. EXPECTED AEEIVALS. Wanganui, s., from Wanganui. Lord Ashley, s., from Wellington. Rangitoto, s., from Melbourne via Hokitika. Tasmanian Maid, s., from Wellington and Auckland. Gothenburg, s., from Melbourne and Hokitika. Kennedy, s., from Grey and Hokitika. Nelson, s., from Grey and Hokitika. British Merchant, barque, from London; left Sept. 4. Celestial, barque, from London. Annie Laity Banfield, ship, from Tome, Chili. Kate Waters, barque, from Queensland. Ellen, brig, from Newcastle. PEOJECTED DEPAETUKES. Otago, for Melbourne and South. Rangitoto, s., for Melbourne, Picton, and South. Lord Ashley, s., for Grey, Hokitika, and Bluff. Gothenburg, s., for Melbourne and South. Kennedy, s., for Grey and Hokitika. Orient, brigantine^ for Newcastle: VESSELS IN IIAEBOR. Wallaby, s., repairing. City of Newcastle, ship. P.C.E., barque. Orient, ; brigantine. EXPORTS. Wellington, for Taranaki: 2 cases, Johns. PROVINCIAL MAILS. For Stoke, Richmond, Hope, Spring Grove, and Wakefiel.l) — At 2.30, p.m. ; arriving daily from the same place, at 1 1 o'clock, a.m. For FoxniLL and Ta dmor — Every alternate Wednesday and Saturday, at 2.30, p.m. Fo Collingwood, Motupipi, and Takaka — By first opportunity. For Waimea-west, Appleby, Upper and Lower Moutere, Motdkka, and Rhvaka — On Mondays and Thursdays, at 8.30, a.m. For Waimea-wisst — On Mondays and Thursdays, at 8.30, a.m. For Waimea-west — On Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 2.30, p.m. ; arriving at Nelson, on the same days, at 11, a.m. For Wakapuaka — On Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 2.30, p.m. B. WALMSLEY, Chief Postmaster. PROBABLE ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OE POSTAL STEAMERS— PANAMA CO.
The Ladybird, which was advertised \ to-, leave this morning, sailed suddenly between;"---10 and 11 o'clock last night, in consequenceof a telegraphic communication from the Government at Wellington. The E. Post says that Mr. Simmonds, chief officer of the Kakaia, has been relieved by Mr. Young, chief officer of the Tararua, as he will assume the command of the Company's steamer Otago on the arrival of that vessel in Wellington. Colonel Haultain met the electors of Frahkiyu on the 27th ultimo, at the public hall, Otahuhu, and having made a long statement in explanation of his political conduct, thisresolution was put : — " That this meeting considers the explanation givenby Colonel Haultain of his conduct during the recent sitting of the General Assembly uusatisfactory." There were nine hands held up for the resolution and two against it. It should. be stated that the hall was at this time tolerably full, but many of those present were not electors. Several questions were put to ; Colonel Haultaio, amongst others, one by Mr Styak, as to whether Colonel Haultain was prepared to resign his seat as representative of Franklyn, having forfeited the confidence of the constituency. Colonel Haultain saidthat the number of electors exceeded 1,000, and as nine hands only had been held up in favor of the resolution, he. did not think :he ivas called upon to resign.
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