The flagstaff at Timn.ro is sitnate.l m 171 *g. 17rain. 20seo. East longitude j 4Mor. 23 mm. Sonth latitude. June 29.-9 a.m.: Bar., 30.00; thor., 43; weather, bright aud clear ; eea, smooth. 5 p.m.: Bar., 80.03; ther., 51 j weather, bright and dear; sea, smooth. High water, this day, 12.32 a.m. ; 12.59 p.m. ARRIVCD. Jane 29— Go-Ahoad, b.s., 129 tons, Plntnley, from the Sooth. Jane 29— Recamis, ketch, t>9 tons, Hoist, from Oamaru. BktLTD. Jon* 29 —Spray, lohooner, 50 tons, Pal- User, for Stewart Island. Jose 29— Go-Ahead, s.s., 129 tonß, Plnmley, for Northern Ports. clzas.iv. Jnne 29— Reward, schooner, 70 tons, An drews, for Nelson. June 29— Rio Loge, brig, 241 tons, Monro, for Brisbane. IMPORTS. In the Go- Ahead, Miles, Archer and Co., •gents : 85 tens general merchandise. Con signees—Order and Stuart. EXTORTS. In the Reward, master, agent: 535 sacks wheat, 330 do, 500 1001 b and 400 501 b b&gß flour. Shippers — Loan Co. and Milling Co. In the Rvs Loge, C. W. Turner, agent : 2300 sacks flour, 500 do oats, 300 do sharps, 900 do bran. Shippers— Agent and Loan Co. In the Go-Ahead, Miles, Aroher and Co., agents: 10 tons flour. Shippers — Allen & The schooner Spray sailed for Stewart Island yesterday. The ketch Recamia came inside the break water yesterday from Oamaru. The barquentine Jasper was discharging ooti yesterday. She will commence taking m to-day. The brig Rio Loge finished loading yester day and was towed out by the p.s. Titan at fonr o'clock. The eohooner Reward was waiting at the buoys yesterday for a favourable wind to take her to Nelson. ' The steamer Go-Ahead brought a general cargo to this port yesterday. After taking m some flour, she sailed for Northern ports about fonr o'clock. (Br Tbleobaph.)

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