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October. 29, Wellington, b.s., 261 tons, Kennedy, from Lyttelton and Otago. Passengers :- Messrs Mills, Hewitt, De Beer, and others. 29, Osprey, p s., from Blenheim. 29, Enterprise, brigantine, 80 tons, Sedcole, from Auckland and East Coast. 25, Aburiri, s.s., 131 tonß, M'Kinnon. from Napier. P».w»«e«--Mra Baron ™*f"™> Mrs Ganawav, Messrs W. T. Kenny, M_Leod, Matheson, Martin, Gearson, Norman, Harch, Hirsfc, En R el, Edward, Towt, Firth, T. G. Kenay, and six in the steerage. SAILED. 29, Gazelle, brig, 260 tons, Brent, for Newcastle, N.B.W. __ , p. 28, Phoebe, b.s., 416 tons, Wovsp, for Pic ton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Matmkau. Passen-gers-Mrs Marrow, Mrs Drako. Misses Home (2), Mr, Mrs, and Miss Ward Mi.. Goulter, Mr and Mrs Edwards, child, and «t Mies Bameay, Mrs James Mr and Mrs Fell, Major Paul, Judge Jen ton Hon Mr Eenny, Messrs MarshaH, Maskill Cook, Coulrweht, Sutherland, Watson, Taylor, Wood, Ike. and seventeen in Btcerago ; twelve original saloon and three steerage. 28, Wellington, b.s., Kennedy, for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki. and Manukau. EXPECTED ATHIIVAI.S. Alharabra, b.b., from Melbourne and the Southern ports, 30th. Wellington, s.s., from Nelson and Picton, 3rd. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Luna, p.s., for the East Oonßt, this day. Ahuriri, s.s., for tl.o South, this day. Wellington, s.a., for Lyttelton and Otago, 4t Alhambm, b.b., for Melbourne via the West Coasfc, 30th. _
The feetch Glimpse, Croucher, master, put back yesterday. lftqf . The 8.8. Ahuriri arrived m harbor at lO.dO p.m. yesterday, having left Napier at 6 p.m. on Saturday. Experienced fine weather 1 The steamer Murray has resumed the Nelson and West Coast trade. The repays rendered necessary by her recent collision with the p.B. Charles Edward have been effected, but she has not been lengthened as reported. Tasmania's whaling fleet now numbers twenty vessels. The Derwent Hunter reached port a few days back, after a seven mon is cruise, with eighty-seven tuns. The quantity received during the month is 169 tons; and 102 tune are known to be afloat.
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