ARRIVAL OF THE MYRTLE.
Tho brigantine Myrtle arrived last night from Pnondly Islands with a full cargo of copra. We are indobted to Capt. Lane for tbo following report ot tho voyage :-Left Auckland on sept. 17th and experienced head windd and stormy weather till Sunday 27th, when the wind shifted to W. and B.W. Sighted Kna on Saturday Jth October, and anchored in Tongatabu on Monday 6th- Tho John Wesley arrived same day from Sydney. The Ovalau also arrived the previous Saturday, having son? farther to the eastward I and experienced fine weather, while the Myrtle was hove to and driven back nearly to the coast again. The Caledonia arrived three days after, on the 9th, and Wandrahim. barque, from ; Sydney. ProcecdedthroughthpgrouptoVavau, J and returned, calling at ■Habai and Tonga on Wednesday, 19th November. Fine weather and ; light variable winds the whole passage home. ' Passengers for Auckland:—Key. Mr and Mrs ..., Baker and family (9), and two native servants, Misi Thompson, Mrs and Miss Parsons, Mrs . Lane and two children, Mr David Vga and '.',.', servant. Mr Uttlng and Mr Briskett. The Midge arrived in Tonga on 13thv and sailed again for Habal on or nbnut tho 19th. The John Weslsy proceeded to New Britain. • via Fiji and Hosumah. ♦ ■!-■.!

FORT OF ONEHUNGA.
■~ t ARRIVALS. ■. | *'.' Cnomorang. p.s., Dale, from Waitara ' ■ Wallabi. a.s., Lsys, from Wanganui I j

DEPARTURES.
Oreti, a.s., Bascand, for the South

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
