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Jan. 10— Kahu, 8.5., 99 tons.Eomeril, for Chatham Islands. Kinsey, Barns and Co.. agents. Passengers—Judge Butler aud associate, Mesdames .Brown and Damon, Messrs Burney and Dunnage •nd three Natives. Jan. 10— Kawatiri, s.s., 283 tons, Apstem, for Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Jan. 10 — Penguin, s.s., 517 tons, Wald, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passenger*— Misses Keau, Anderson (2) and M'Croy, Mesdames Addinell, M'Kenzie and child, Weir, Fisher and child and Fitzgerald, Rev J. Hosking, Professor Mathew, Messrs Morris, Hardingham, Hall, IJleddern, Maude, Peters, Glen, Wh-lan and Sandford. Jan. 10 -- Corinna, s.s., 820 tons, Spence, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers — Mis 3 Clark, Mesdauies Clark and Way, Mr Arnold. Captain Bull, of Hnddart, Parker and Company's liner Westralia.has received instructions to hold himself in readiness to proceed to England to superintend the building of the company's two new ateamers similar to the Westralia. The ship Agnes Lilian will proceed to sea to-day • ; with a full cargo of wool, _c, loaded rj the New Zealand Shipping Company. The brig Vision ia due from Kaipara with a load of timber, and comes consigned to Messrs Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co. She will load produce and return to Kaipara. The smart coasting schooner Huia has been fitted < with oil engines and an auxiliary screw, and is now ' loading timber at Kaipara for Lyttelton.. She will ; .he the first trading vessel fitted with auxiliary eogines to visit the port. The American barque Penobscot left port yeHter- ?," day morning for Port Chalmers, with part original .cargo of merchandise from New York. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Waikato left port yesterday morning for^London. Messrs Kinsey, Barns and Co. have been advised that Messrs Huddaro, Parker and Co.'s steamer Elingamite is to replace the Anglian in the SydneyNew Zealand trade. The Elingamite, which is the second largest steamer of the company's fleet, has " recently been thoroughly overhauled in every detartment, and has been fitted with new boilers, he will be commanded by Captain H. Thorpe, ? -with Mr Willcox, late of the Tasmania and Anglian, aa chief officer, and with Mr Entwistle as second aad Mr M'Giffin as third. Mr M'Gregor will be chief engineer, Mr Ohurchwood second and Mr Webster third. j