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Nov. 17, slenmcr Wanaka, 27G, MGUlivray, frnm Wellington, Taranaki, mul Manukau. P.'.sppnf'er^: Messrs Walker, Wheeler, Sunicr, IJio-.vii. Wood, Watkins, Bishop, *V<n Poller, Suthr-rlanu, and Maunscll, IS, steamer Murray, 78, Conway, from "Wan garni. — 'schooner Australian Maid, 10, GilbcrlBon, from L'cru Town. BATLIH-. Nov. 17, steamer Wakatii, 78, Evans, for Wellin-lon. — steamer Kennedy, ISC, Dillon, for Wellington. — cutter Maid of Italy, 15, Clarke, for JRiw.ik-1. 18, steamer Wanaka, 27G, M'Gillivray, for Pictou, Wellington, and Ly'telton. Passengers: Miss Pouglns, Mrs Borkett and boy, 3?cv R. iunl Mrs Bavin ml child, Messrs G. -Cliiolt, O'Douncll, Newberry, and Bishop. The Lidy Barkly leaves for Golden Bay at /> o'clock tin's afternoon. The Kennedy arrived at Wellington this morning, and returns to Nehon on Saturday. The Ocean Bird arrived at Lyttelton yesterday from Waitapu. The Murray arrived from Wanganui last •night, and leaves for [the West Coast at 11 a.ii). to-morrow. Tho Lyitelton leaves Wellington for .Blenheim to-night. The Charles Edward arrived at Wcsfport _it 830 this morning, and leaves there for Hokitika to-night. Tha Wnkatu sailed for Wellington, Wanganui, and Paten, at 5 p m. yesterday. The Pa.'ca leaves here for Palea via Wellington on Monday new The W.illace arrived at Westport this jnorning, having hern obliged to pass Iviraitira in consequence of -he heavy sea. She will return to Karamea as soon as the sea Moderates sufficitnily to permit her catering t ;at place. The Hawea left Wellington ot noon totlav, will arrive here to-morrow morning, and tail for Taranaki and Manukau by tha same tide at 11 a m. The Catherine Lced s-ils to-morrow for Xytiellon, where -he loads with wheat for ihe Cay*', of Good Hope. The Wanaka, with tbe inward San Francisco mail, arrived here at 9 o'clock last tight. She left Onehuuga at 5 p.m. ou Jlonday, and arrived off New Plymouth at € 30 a.m. on Tuesday; lauded mails, passengers, &c, and proceeded on to Wellington at 10 a in., reaching- there early yesterday morning; sailed for Nelson at 9 25 a m., and arrived here as above. Fine weather was experienced throughout the passage. The "Wanuka sailed for Picton, Wellington, and South at 11*30 a.m. to-day.