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March 17,s.s.Storm Bird, 105 tons. Mundie, from Otago and Lyttelton. Passengers —Mr. and Mrs, Richards, Messrs. M. Eaddell, John Brown, Eichard Jenkins, Henry Eccains, Thomas Flyger, J. (Jhiity, James Drummond, VV. Duel, Geo. Smith, David Dalgetty, Henry Cemiuo, R. Collins, J. Reywood, James Saxby, J. Hamlyu, James Smith, W. .Robinson. March 17, cutter Alert, 12 tons, W. Short, from j Wairau. Passengers —Messrs. Wynen, J. Guard, T. Guard. March IP, ketch Brothers, 27 tons, Croucher, from Warehama. SAILED. March 19. schooner Shepherdess, 40 tons, Geo. Jackson, for Kekirauga. Passengers —-Mis. Harcus Mrs. Vine and ebild, Mr. Dahl, Mr. aud Mrs. Newnan. March 19, s. s. Storm Bird, 103 tons, Geo. Munille, for Pieton ana Nelson. Passengers — Messrs. J. Curtis, John VValden, Miss Mc'Jormack, Mr. Wentworth, T. Dixou, R. Greeudall, John Healseape IMPORTS. Jn tbe Storm Bird, Duncan and Vennell, Agents —1 bale, 1 sack nutmegs, 3 cases clocks, 3 cases marmalade, 2 casks coffee, 25 chests tea, 3 cases, 1 case lamp glasses, 1 trunk boots, 9 cases cheese, 1 case jacks, 5 cases, 6 cases jams, 36 cases mustard, 10 cases cordials, J. Tame; 1 trunk boots, L Levy; 3 crates, W. Bowler Son & Co. In the Ale.rt, Jacob Joseph & Co. Agents —3 bales wool, 8 bundles skins, G. Crawford. In the Brothers, W. Bowler Son & Co., Agents —part of original cargo, and 37 bales wool. EXPOIWS. In the Shepherdess, Levin & Co., Agents, 32 tons iron wire and standards, 5 tons coals, Clifford aud Weld; 1 horse, G. Jackson. In the Sio'nn Bird, Duncan and Vennell, Agents —6 cases sweetened gin, 1 qr., cask brandy, 2 cases pickles, Duncan and Vennell; 10 cases bottled porter, 4 qr. casks wine, 5 barrels rum, 50 cases geneva, 25 cases bottled beer, 3 casks rice, 25 boxes candles, 89 boxes soap, Bethune and Hunter; 15 casks bottled beer, 4 cwt. hams and bacon, John Walden; 10 sacks flour, J. & T. Kebbell; 1 case drugs, W. Bishop.' In the Sarth,—W. W. Taylor, Agents,—l ton flour, Kebbell; I hlid. ale, 1 qr. cask rum, Joseph; 3 trusses drapery, 1 do. saddlery, £ ton flour," I bale sacks, W. W. Taylor, In the Sisters, Geo. Crawford, Agent—o bags sugar, 1 bag rite, f> bags flour, £ chest tea, 1 box sardines, 1 box soap, 1 box sperm candles, 4 parcels drapery, J. Martin; 1 crate earthenware, 1 case 2 bundles drapery, 2 trunks, 1 package (fo., W. Scott; 1 cask bottled ale, I do. porter, 1 do. ginger wine, 1 canvass pkge., 2 casks oatmeal, A. P. Btuart, & Co.; 20 bags flour, .14 bags sugar, 1 bale drapery, 1 cask vinegar, 2 casks putty, 2 mats coffee, I keg soda, 6 qr. easka brandy, 3 guunies sugar, 1 case drapery, W. W. Taylor; 1 trunk leather, L. Levy ; -i casks sulphur and tobacco, 2 bundles spades, 7 bags sugar, 1 bale corn sacks, 1 cwt. rice, 1 case nxes, £ hhd. vinegar, 2 cases drapery, Johnston & Co.; 2 bales, 1 case drapery, G. Crawford. In the Southern Queen, G. Crawford, Agent, — 70 cases brandy, 1 case absynth, 49 do. champagne, 1 do. cigars. 38 do. braudy, 8 qr. ca3ks rum, 50 cases whiskey, 8 qr. casks brandy, 2 bales 4 cases drapery, 4O.casks bottled beer, 25 cases champagne, r l do. clothing, 1. do. Keating's medicines, 1 °do. brushware, 1 do perfumery, 5 do. drapery, 3 cases spaikling hock, 3 do. sauterne, 2 cases sundries, 2 do. drapery, 40 boxes candles, 8 cases axes, J. Dransfiold; 2 tons coals, 4 bundles leather, 1 case drapery, G. Crawford. In the Tyne, W. Lyon, agent —k bales tobacco, 3 cases, 2 crates and 1 cask earthenware, 2 tons fine salt, 18 guuny bags sugar, 1 parcel, Harrieon i\l case galvanised iron, 3 bars iron, 3 bales drapery, YV. & G. Turnbull & Co. ; I case drapery, J. Joseph & Co.; 2 casks loaf sugar, 6 bflxes soap, 6 casks bottled, beer, 1 ton Adelaide flour 1 ohest tea, 3 qr. casks sherry, 1 do. port, I bag luggage, J. J. Tane ; 1 case and I parcel drapery, Pickett & Co.-; 9 boxes soap, 54 boxes candles, 1 crate earthenware, 4 do. soda water bottles, 40 tins white lead, W.Lyon; 1-cask bottles, Owen, Brothers; 1 bale paper, McKenzie & Muir ; 11 bags sugar, 12 casks bottled beer, 1 case furniture, A. P. Stuart, &Co.; 1 parcel merchandise, W. W. Taylor; 1 case haberdashery, Wilcox; 1 cask hardware, 2 bundles fencing, Pilcher. The barque Fanny Fisher, from Otago, arrived in this harbour on Tuesday last. She brings no later dates, having sailed from Port Chalmers precious to the Storm Bird. The Fanny Fisher has proceeded to Kai Warra to take in another cargo of fat stock for Otago. - The Wild Duck is fast filling up, having from 1,200 to 1,300 bales of wool alreaey on board, and there is more than sufficient wool in port to complete her loading, so that you may depend upon her sailing in all March. She will take 18 cabin and 10 second cabin passengers. ,We understand that the following persons have taken their passages by this vessel, viz.: —Mr. and Mrs. May, Mrs. Watt and 4 children, Mr. Love, Misses Harding (2), Master Harding, M!ss and Master Rowlands, Mr. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Conacher, Mrs. o'Hailoran. The John Bunyan is rapidly discharging her inward cargo, and has already commenced taking in wool. She will follow the Wild Duck, will sail about the middle of April, and will probably be the last wool-ship of the season. Our coasting vessels are actively engaged in conveying supplies to the stations on the coast, and bringing back return cargoes of wool. During the week no less than five vessels have arrived from the out stations, bringing 379 bales of wool besides . 90.sheep skins and 111 hides. The s. 6. Storm Bird, Captain Mundie, sailed yesterday forenoon, for Pieton and Nelson. She is expected to return here on the 25th instant, and will probably bring both .the December and January Mails.