ARRIVED. Sunday, October 14. Pleione, ship, 1092 tons, Sargeant, from Glasgow, via Dunedin. An accident happened to the steam winch of the Waihi while an effort was being made to haul her off the mud flats at Blenheim. As the repairs to the winch will take three or four daya to complete it has been decided that the vessel shall undergo her annual in spection earlier than originally intended, and she will be placed on the Patent "Slip for that purpose. The 3hip Pleione, from Glasgow via Dune din, arrived in harbour 5n Sunday night. The Pleione, which comes consigned to Messrs Murray, Roberts and Co., brings 910 tons of dead-weight cargo, and 520 tons of measure ment goods for Dunedin, and 120 tons mea surement goods and 135 tons dead-weight cargo for Wellington. The following passengers were booked for New Zealand by the S.S. and ArOo.:'s Tainui; *" which left Plymouth on the Bth September for Wellington via Capetown aud Hobart : First saloon for Wellington—Misses Kebbell (2), Thompson, Mrs Kebboll, Messrs Boyd, Kebbell, Sanderson, West; second saloon- Misses Hall, Heath, May, Mesdames Hall, May, Naismith, Messrs Hall and May ; steer age—Miss Skinner, Messrs Bough, Geddes, Midgley, O'Reilly, Pollard. Saloon for other ports—Misses Nicolls, Whalley, Yuile, Mos dames Whalley and Nicolls, Messrs Davies, Milnes, Nicolls, Parker, Reddihough,.Wenley, Whalley; second saloon —Misses Spihgleton, Hanbury, Connell, Glover, Batty (3), Mes dames Young, Webber, Spingleton, Glover, Connell, Batty, Rev JEdge, Messrs Young, Webber, Lewis, Primrose, Morrisey, Hodge (2), Le Cren, Berry, McC'onnell, Batty.(2), Burton, Masters Galbraith and Connell; 40 steerage. ,*» ; The barquentine Silver Cloud has been chartered to load at Kaipara with timber for the Queen's Wharf extension. '. The lonic, which sailed for London yesterday, takes about 2000 packages of dairy prodvice, the greater portion of which came from the Taranaki district. ,-; ■ The Union Steam Ship Company has chartered the Australasian United Steam Navigation Company's steamer Wodonga to run in the intercolonial trade \during the coming summer. She is a screw steel steamer, and her dimensions are:—Length, 310 ft 2in; breadth, 39ft lin; depth, 22ft 4in; and tonnage, 2341 tons gross, and" 1473 net. Her engines are of 400 horse power nominal, and her steaming qualities may be judged from the fact she steams from 15 to 16 knots per hour. She has excellent passenger accommodation.-. 