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May 25—Ripple, s.s., 134 too*. Allsop, from Lyttelton. Mav 25—Kaikourn, s.s\. 6998 tons. McKellar, from Auckland. Mar 25—L'orinna, s.s_, 12(9 tons. Jamas, from Picton. May 26—Tnvereargili, s.s., 123 tons. from Waikawa. SAILED. Mav 25—Lizzie Taylor, ketch, 17 tons, Peterson, for Wellington. May 25—Tavlani. s.s., 1465 tons. Lindsav. for Lviieltou. May 25—Ripple, s.s., 184 tons. Allsop, for Picton. May 25-—Coriruni, s.s., 1279 tons, James, for Ihmediu. May 26—Kassa. barque, 316 tens, Brown, for Greymonth. IN HARBOUR. Steamers —K'likonra, Taieri, and Invercargill ... EXPORTS. In ilie s.s. Poherua, 418 tons of produce, shipped as follows: —For Westport, 50 sacks wheat, 90 sacks flour, 60 sticks bran. 60 sacks pollard; for Nelson, 215 sacks wheat. 72 sacks pollard. 240 sacks .oats, 25 sacks flonr, 29 sacks bran, 80 sacks potatoes; for Greymoutli. 110 sacks Hour, 20 sack.-; pollard. 159 sacks oats, 20 sacks potatoes; for Napier, 7 cases ale: fov Wellington, 30 bales osiers, 3 bales ■woollens, 8 crates eggs. 1911 sacks flour. 135 sacks wheat. 21 sacks wheat meal. 293 sacks bran, 400 sacks pollard, 50 sacks oatmeal, and 23 sacks potatoes. Shippers : —Evans and Co., Harraway and Sons, Timarn Milling Co., A. S. Paterson. Belfor.i Mills, C. Bowker. Aspinall and Co.. D. C. Trimbnll. C'.F.C.A., Ltd.. Reynolds and Co.. A. Davidson, G. H. Hedges. S.C. Woollen Co.. Manchester Bros.. Nicol and Sons. Todhunter Bror., G. S. and Meredith and Co. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Wanaka, s.s., on Thursday. Matatna, s.s., on Thursday. Rnapehu, s.s., on June 2nd. Fifis&re, s.s., on June 20th. As there is a full load of cargo waiting at Lyttelton for the Delphic, she will not call here this voyage. , The Ripple arrived from Lyttelton or Saturday morning, to load 150 tons of produce. She sailed the same- afternoon for Wangaivni. near Picton. The Taviuni completed discharging her cargo of coal on Saturday night, and sailed for Lyttelton. taking no cargo from this port. The Lizzie Taylor sailed at 1.30 p.m. on Saturday, -the nor"-westerly breeze enabling her to get away without the aid of a tug. The bar.jtte Kassa sailed yesterday morning for Greymouth. The Invercargill (Mr D. Stuart, agent) arrived from Waikawa yesterday morning. Sha has. a cargo of timber to discharge here, and will get away probably this evening. Owing to a wet night on Friday. tli£' Poherua. which was expected to sail at 3 a.m. on Saturday, was delayed in landing her cargo,/ and did not get away till Saturday evening. ' She discharged 118 tolls of sundries and timbsr, and loaded 418 tons of produce. The N.Z. Shipping Co.'s Kaikoura entered the harbour at about 10 a.m. on Saturday, and was berthed at the Main wharf. Slis loads here 11, COO freight earcases of mntton, 4CO bides of wool, and 200 casks of tallow and hide, and will sail this evening. .The Corinna, dua on Saturday afternoon, was delayed by the storm on Friday night, and did not reach here till half past eight iri AVMMnnr Shf* Innrl«>ri 40 irms of

in tii? evening. Mie lanaeci 4U ions 01 general • cargo, and shipped about 20 tons of stnririas. sailing at midnight for Dunedin. (By Cable.) LONDON, May 24. Arrived —Karamea, from Auckland. Sailed—lndralerma. for Auckland ; from New York, Gowanburn, for New Zealand ports.