Imports a^d Expobts. — The total amount of goods received inwards coastwise at the Port of Wellington during the December quarter amounted to £6,022 18s, while the exports coastwise during the same period amounted t0£48,56825. OfNew Zealand pro duce, principally from the sub ports of Wel lington, Napier and the Wairau, the amonnt received in Wellington during the quarter was in value £19,220 13s, while the exports of produce, sheep and cattle, to other pro vinces amounted to £19,516 12s. It is a very curious circumstance that while during the last three months Wellington exported butter to the value of £812, we notice in the registrar general's statistics for 1862, that during that period we only exported the same article to the value of £2. What be came of all the butter during that year ?

SUMMARY FOR THE FEBRUARY MAIL, TO EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA.
