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January 19, steamer Hawea, 461, Wheeler, A from Picton and South—Passengers: Misses Harkness, Harris, M'Rae, Mesdames Jones, ; Wilkie, Hnilgb^JSurch, Aschroft and 3 sons v and servantr M'RjmrFrMerrM'P_«o_ Ifid" C .l»y, Boyce, ijheCßight Reverend Bishop of ;, Caristcbureot The Cvtery Reverend Dean; of 4 Christchurch, Rev. Messrs Lingard, and Jackson, MeaaESstane&Boyce, Rochforfc, .^lllyer,; Cunningham, Murphy, Eastwood, WagstaC '" [ 20, schooner JLTno, 28, Kirk, from Adele Island. f ! ; : J '■■<.■. j-CJ '.I' . " ' : SAILED. *""'' \'^ January 19, cutter. Dauntless, 12, Brett, for Adele Inland. AA« )*'-. !-- •' '■A- — steamer Lady Barfclyi 30, Walker? J for :-; Havelock. '•-'.- A, .'-,:— schooner Awarosv 60, Greagar£fpr 'C Wanganui. Cr C -•■ --1 "^ y — r. stumer Wallace, 64,; Dillon, for $£ahgaaoi and Wellington—Passengers : Misses Bart, Buah, Pawson (2), Mesdames Morse, A Bachelor, Pawson, Messrs Campbell, Brown, C Pawson, Jones, Badger/Brewer, Alexander, Benoie, Symes, Nowell, Barnicoat, Powell, , White, Bain, Fisher, Mair, Warneij, Murray, H'Lellan, Boyd, Patterson, Cr umptpn, Cocke, Cockburn, Bachelor. . 'A i : "" 1 | CT .— ketch Pearl, ,33, Andrew, for 'Waitapu. ; — ketch Standard, 10, Fletcher, "f or Croix- ; elles. •' A.-- -CC "---'; ' — cutter Three-Brothers; 'lo, Westrupp, for Moutere. yl A , : A. ; ;--'■'•■ IMPOBTS.i "'; • : Hawea, from 'South^l7'trunks^ Order; 1 y case, 136 gunnies,-Cawthron; 1 crate, Btiehho_i 2 trusses, J.: Scott j -20 hags bone t dust, - Short; 40 boxes rßvixton & Coj l hos, 4 boiler tubes, _Jdwards!& Co; 2 trunks, . Lightband; 1 case/Isaacs- I; case, Agentsj l A case, Morrison &TJo;?l. case, Davis & ; Cb* 1 pel, Scaife; 2 pcls 'Bonar. : T ;.- : ; r~ ; Wallace, for Wanganui-f9 trunks, lbox, Farthing; I plough, Hill; rcase, Reardon.; 3 sacks lime, Lukins; 5 cases fruit, Livick; 1 1 Case, Martin. , A '"'^ . \ w - Awaroa, for Wanganui— ls cases fruit, Pickard^SG. sacks malt, 2 bales hops^Harley-^ - 25 mats sugar, 26 boxes tea» Sclauders & Co; -__ 12 cases.f ruit, Patterson; 25 tons' coal, 1200 feet timber, 12 bags oats, Cross -.20 sacks lime, Lukins.. ' : -- v . • _

The Wallace sailed for Wanganui lasti evening- •---' -- The «riOuht v of -Customs duties; received, at the Port ; of ;Nelsou during the weekending So-day was £329 lis 4d. ; .-;= r ?. „•-;■ - .--•- The s#dycßarkly sailed for . Hav;elock last evening, and, will probably retnrn here tomorrow'jmjarning.:. j. .■ , ... ;>: The Union Company's s.s. Hawea,' Captsuh' - E. Wheet§F ; , £ -. came . into harbor last evening at II o'clock. She left" Port Chalmers on , the afternoon of the 16th, and arrived at Lytteltott/pti. the-following morning; left -at 4*45 p.tri! -same day, and arrived at Wellington at 9 _.m. on Thursday; sailed, at- B*ls < a.m. yesterday, and arrived at Picton at 1 p.m.; left at I*3o, and arrived jiere as above. .--.- Experienced? fine weather throughout. She sails North at 9 o'clock to-night. ■-■ a v ye The schooner Awaroa sailed for Wanganui last evening, and with the present S.W. wind ought to show up at Wanganui some time tonight. 7 She has on. board a number of excur-sionists-returning from the regatta. - The yacht Secret was in sight at. dusk last - evening, but ;at y dayhghfc this meriting she was notto beseen.C'Jthe_ S.W. wind which his" fceen blowing all day* will probably carry her : across' the Straits. If so she should arrive in Wellington; to-night. . „