Perigee, 4th. Apogee, 20th. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Charles Edward, from northern, July 6. Hero, from Melbourne, via New Zealand ports, 7th. Isabella Anderson, from Dunedin and Oamaru, early. Wanganui, from Dunedin and Timaru, early. Zephyr, from Melbourne, early. PROJECTED DEPASTURES. Charles Edward, for northern ports, July 6. Hero, for Melbourne via Sydney, 7th. VESSELS IN PORT. Waipara.
The Zephyr arrived in the roadstead yes • tcrday morning from Melbourne, after making a rapid run across of 6 days and a half. She has a fall general cargo of merchandise, and •will be towed in by the Waipara the flrßt opportunity. There are several coasting vessels due here, and, weather moderating, will show up this week. Commander Edwin wired the following, nrgent, yesterday afternoon: —" Bad weather is expected between north-cast to north and west; glass falling again, increasing sea and wind backing within twelve hours, sea heavy after that time. Tbe Hero left Oamara latt night, and will reach the Coast on Friday night, when she will be despatched for Melbourne via Sydney. The Southern Cross will leave Dunedin on Monday next, calling at Oamaru and Lyttel ton, bringing cargo for Hokitika for tranship ment at Westport,

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