ARRIVED.

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ARRIVED.

Nov. 2, steamer Penguin, 517, Lake ; 1 from Pict m and Wellington. Passenger 9-. Misses Leslie, Gay ne, Mesdames Greenfttld, Jeffries, Masers La Meie, LawsonVan Slavern, Hall, Watson, Mormon, B-asael 1 , Lewie, Abrbam, Senior Donaw, Ker t took,Mant, Chisholm, ODonm -J, Pepper, Dr Woodward, Captain CanavanCorporal Lewi- a.d 6 in J. steams Haupiri, 396, "«*"" s ' M^TrTand cS», Wor.aH, | from Wellington. Passengers ; Misses Leaby Williauis, Tnglip, Lmery, Mesdames Tra*k, Deal and child, Messrs Bellinger, Emery, Smith, Trebelico, Crana Cooke, Davies, Butte?, Lukin, Trask, and Haig.

SAILED. Nov 2, steamer Hanpiri, 396, Backetrom, for W ell ng^D . Passengers: Mesdames Bond, TLeay, Uoberston. Messrs Hammond, "Roberts-m, Eudman. 3, steamer Penguin, 517, Lake, for neton and Wellington. Pasßengers ; Misses Polbck, Colmorp, Cowles, Mesdames Andrew Soundy, Caldere, Morrison, Gibson, Wither and child, Lawles, Benzemen, Lieut Parker, Captain Kenny, Messrs Gibson, Field, Bope, Findlay, Rowbottom Biggar, Harris, Benzemen, Withers, Rev MacKenzie, and 5 steerage. - barque Lutterworth, 887, AY oods, for iuckland.

The Charles Edward left Foxt -n for "Wellington this morning, and leaves the latter p. *t fur Nelson tomorrow nwht She proceeds from here to We* t Coast porta on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Tae Kennedy is due at Greymouth from Foxton to-nigbt and will leave theie to-morrnw f*>r Wesiport and Picton. The Waverley sails at 9 o'clock to-mor-row morniug for Motueka and Wesiport. Tlio Mapourika arrived from Wellington afc 8.30 this morning, and eails at IU o'clock to-nigbt for Taranaki a.d Manukari. ! The Pengirn arrived from Picton and Wellington yesterday morning, aud sailed at 10 a.m. to-day on the return trip. The Haupiri arrived from the West Coast yesterday morning, and sailed at 9 a.m. for Wellington, reaching there at 7.30 last night. „,-,,- t. The Lady Barkly sails for Goluen Bay this afternoon, and the Wairoa to-night. The Lily makeb a trip to Motueka to-mor-row, leaving here at 7.30 a.m. The barque Lutterworth sailed tor Aackland yesterday afternoon, but am to an anchor two bours later offing to baffling winds. Fhe got nnder weigh again this morning, but was only a few off when we went to press.