IMPORTS. Per «h Albion, from Newcastle—s9o tons of coal, Turnbull and Go; 1000 spokes, J. Beck,

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London. (Sailed) Peter Stuart. May 9; lonic, Juno 19 ; Florida, Juno o 0 ; Ganymede, June 7 ; Lastingham, May 2S ; Urari, July 11 ; Tongariro, July Dth, New York.—Nettie, (sailed) April 15; Arcadia,

May 13 -. Southern P#rta.—Hawea, 30th; Wakatipu,

31st. •. f Sydney, via North. —Manapoun, this day. Picton and Nelson.—Rotorua, 30th. Patea.—Waverley, this day. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Southern Ports, Hinemoa, Mawhera, and Albion, this day Rotorua, 30th. Wanganui.—Huia, this day. Patea.—Waverley, this day. Wanganui and Manukau. —Stormbird and Hauraki, this day. Poxton.—Jane Douglas, this day. Blenheim.—Waihi, this day Hobart and Melbourne, via South.—Mana pouri, this day. Picton and Nelson,. —Rotorua, this day, Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Onehunga.— Hawea, Slat. Sydney.—Wakatipu, 31st. Westport.—Orawaiti, this day. sy TELsaiiAPa. (UNITED press ASSOCIATION.) Wanganui, July 27. Arrived, 1 pra—Manawatu, from Welling ton. Nelson, July 27. Arrived—B am, Charles Edward, from West Coast ports; 0.30 am, Kennedy, from Wel lington ; 1.30 pm, Murray, from Westport. Tijiabu, July 27. Arrived Annie Wilson, from Kaipara ; Colonist, from North. Sailed—Rio, for Brisbane ; Awaroa, for Westport. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Waihi arrived from Blenheim at 3,40 am, and returned at 1.45 pm on Saturday. The Anchor Line steamer Kennedy ar rived from West Coast ports and Nelson at 11.30 am yesterday, having left Greymouth on Thursday and Nelson at 8 pm on Friday. She returned at 7 pm on Saturday, The as Huia left Wanganui at 11.30 pm on Friday, and arrived here at 2 pm on Saturday. She returns to-day. The ss Hauraki arrived from Opunake and Waitara at 11.80 am on Saturday. She re turns to-day. .... ~, The steam-collier Orowaiti left Westport at noon on Friday, and arrived here at 1.30 pm on Saturday with 400 tons of coal for the ss Coptic. She returns to-night. The ss Stormbird arrived from Onehunga and Wanganui at noon yesterday, having left the latter port 13 hours previously. She re turns to-day. The Union Steamship Corapany a steamer Rotorua left Lyttelton on Saturday at 9.30 pm, and arrived here at 0.40 pm yesterday, having experienced light and variable winds with line weather. She sails for Picton and Nelson to-day. 