Good bacon and hams continue rather scarce, while cheeso is over plentiful. Prices remain without change. There is still a glut of frush lmtter, and the best may be had at Ud. Eggs have been scarcer during the wcok, and have brought Is 2d per do^cn. The supply of vegetables is still very limited. Some tine cauliflowers have been brought in, but brocoli is not to be had, and white-headed cab bages are very scarce. The first new Provincial potatoes—grown by Mr W. Heudersou, of Porto bello—were brought to market this week* and winded at }c pey Ih,, fho AlViojj tycujftt yor

Maori, s.s., 118 tons, Malcolm, from Lyttel ton 30th ult., via intermediate ports. J. Mills, agent. Passongers : Mrs Smith and family ((>), Mrs Skeafs, Miss Pepperell, Messrs Wright, Brebner, Anderson, Smith (2), Cowan, Hargen, Street, Lees, Brown, "Wylie, and 7 in the steer age. Wangnnui, s.s., 179 tons, Fraser, from Bluff Harbour 31 st ult. H. Houghton aud Co., agents. Passengers : Mrs and Miss Watt, Messrs Gold ismith, M'Ewen, M 'Farley, Howell, Hunter, Baire, and 5 in the steerage. Taranaki, s.s., 299 tons. Wheeler, fromManu kau 27th ult., via Northern Ports. W. F. Wheeler, agent. Passengu's : Mrs Shand and family, Mrs Stevens, Mr and Mrs Harris and family. Miss Balne-avis, Mi^ Thomson, Messrs Hay, Baln» j avis, Cuthbertson, Begg, Miller, Monk, M'Gregor, C. E., Pussmor, Reid, and 10 in the steerage. Nov. 2— Jessie, schooner, 38 tons, Crabbe, from Greymouth, hound for Oamaiu. Master, gent. United Brothers, schooner, from Catlin's Hiver, passed up. Keith Ramsay, agent. .N T oy 4— Omeo, ss , Calder, from Melbourne 28th ult., via Bluff 3rd inst. Dalgety, Nichols, and Co.. agents. Passengers: From Melbourne —Mr and Mrs M'lntyre, Mrs Robinson, Messrs' M'Donald, Mylrae, ' Schoofield, Begg, J. W. \ Thompson, Brewster, and 35 steerage. From Bluff-— Messrs Fraser, Moss, Matheson, Eager, Beaver, aud '2 steerage. 2s or. s— Wallabi, s.s.. Leys, from Bluff Har bour. H. Guthrie, agent. Passengers — Mr. Salomon, and 3 in the steerage. Snmson, p s., 124 tons, Edie, from Oamaru. Passongors— Mrs Evans and 2 children, 3li\s-J. Grant, Messrs Christie, Mitchell, and 4 in the steerage May Queen, ship, 733 tons, latchele, from London, Oth August. G-. G-. Russell and Co., agents. Passenger*)— Five in the steerage. Xo\. ,I— Lady Jucelyn, ship, Jenkins, from London }pt Augii<st. 