Inwards CoABTWiSE.-Zillah, from Tauranga, with26!)sacks wheat; Albatross from Eussoll, with 125 tons coal; Adah, from Thames, with IS.OOO feet eawn kauri timber. Outwards Coastwise.— Fanny Kelly for Whangaroa; Lady ot the Lake for Thames ; Gem for Tairua.
Tbe brig Syren cleared at the Customs to-day for Kaipara, where shois to load with timber for Sydney. Tho brigantine Progres3 entered out at the Customs to-day for Kaipara, wbero, it is ex pected, she will load with timber for Dunedln.
1 he cutter Ness cleared at the Customs to-day for Noumea New Caledonia. She takes a large quantity of eggs, besides a small shipment of biscuits. - ■&

The barquo Georgiotta arrived off Port Chalmers yesterday from New York, and left again for Auckland immediately afterwards.
The brigantine Eliza Mary, with a cargo of brcadstofife, left Oamaru for this port yesterday.
The paddle steamer Anne Milbank resumed Ihe Whangarei trade last evening.
The "Bayof Plenty Times" of Saturday last says* " A ciiver arrived hero by the B.s. Penguin on Thursday, for the purposo of examining the s.s. Taupo. The owners are expected to arrive here by the s.s. Glonelg to-day, so that it seems probable another attempt at raising her willjbe mado shortly, and we hope with better success than on the previous occasions." The s.B. Hero is advertised to leavefor Sfdney and Melbourno to-morrow adterno.n at four o'clock.
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*- ''MOM IMMIGRANTS,

Wellisgton, this day.
Arrived : N.Z.S. Company_s Wairoa from London, Tyith 220 passengers. All well. There aro no Government immigrants amongst them.
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