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Dec. 20, schooner Shephenleas, 40 tons, Jackson, from Port Underwood. Same day, ketoh Petrel, 22 tona, W. Scott, from Kawa Kawa, East Coast. Dec. 22, cutter Alert, 12 tons, W. Short, from Blenheim. Dec. 23, h. s. Storm Bird, 101 tons, Gr. Mundle, from Dunedin. Passengers — Mrs. Rowley, Mr. S. and Mrs. Pilcher, Mr. aud Mrs. Elwin, Messrs. Vennell. S. E. Grimstone,- J. Colquoboun, A. Hic_son, J. backhouse, J. Hebberley, C.Goodwin, W. - Small, W. Robinson, G. Hart, M. Grace, J. Morrison. J. Murphy, A. Mcßean, H. Palmer, G. Tnudy, A. Gray, A. Cockburu, T. Browne, J. Mitchell, E. M«cdonald, J. Lomax, W. Wilson, W. Thomas, D. LeCompte, C- Shand, A. Thomas, W. Edmons, J. Htighey, A. Weston, C. Hooper, J. Davidson, G. Wilson, J. Murray. J. Homnn, R. Powell, M. Joynf, H. Smith, W. Thomson, J. Ray.. M. Cottrell, J. Phillips, W. Stafford, C.Parker, C. Rogers, E. Ross. Antonie Zunine, Charles Bevins, J. Paine, W. Williams, T. V. Harvey, Atkinson. SAILED. • Dec. 21, a. s. Wongii Wonga, 103 tons, F. Renner, for Picton and Nelson. Passeuger.* — Mr. W. Donald, 3 Natives. Dec. 'il, schooner Augusta, 4S tons, H. Smith, for - Queen Ctiarlotte's Sound. Passenger — Mr I Arthur Sawyer. IMPORTS. In the Sisters,, G. Crawford. Agent — 20 bales, wool, Levin and Co. ; 100 bshs. wheat, W. W. Taylor. In the Petrel, T. W. rilcher, Agent— 3s bales wool, Johnston & Co. . : , In the Storm. Bird, Duncan & Vennell, "Agents. — 100 ounces gold dust, J. Edgworth; 150 do. do., A. Cockburn ; 2 bales paper, McKenzie & Muir ; I case, 1 truss, L. Moss; 7 barrels biscuit, 6 cases drapery, I case hams, 5 do. clothes pins, J. J. Tame; 1 harmonium, 1 music stool, W. and G. Turnbull & Co. ; 1 box copper coin, U.B.A. EXPORTS. In the Augusta, Master, Agent— s- hhds. ale, 1 case, J. Ne"aveß. Inthe Wonga Wonga, Duncan & Vennell, Agents —5 sacks lhne, 2000 bricks, W. Tonks; I keg spirits, C.Brown; I wheel, E. W. Mills; 3 bags flour, I do sugiir, 1 boat, 2000 feet timber, 1 keg noils, 2 tons flour, 1 pkg. drapery, Duncan and Vennell., The 8. s- Storm Bird, Captain Mundle, from Otago and Lyttelton, arrived in port on Monday morning last. She has brought a number of diggers, some of whom have been very fortunate, for the purpose of sppnding the Christmas holidays in Wellingtoift