The Union Co.'s s.B. Te Anau arrived from the South early yesterday morning, and left for Auckland at 9 o'clock. Passengers— lnward : Mesdaraes Parker and child, Binney, Zachariah, and Simpson; Misses Redgedale, Zachariah, King, and Baly ; Messre Gee, Gibbs, O'Connell, Ross, Baker, King, Tiffeo, Shaw, Scott, Kirk, Beaufoy, Roberts, Simpson, Hesp, King, Coieman, Morgan, . Reynolds, Runmery, and seven stevedores. Outward : Mistfes Bowley (2) ; Messrs Miller, Cox, Everard, McLean, Winstone, Brown, Sanderßon, TollisoQ, and Riddell. The Tyser Company's B.s. Star of England (Captain Dlyett), 6500 tons, arrived from London, Australian ports, and Auckland at 3 p.m. yesterday, after a lengthy trip from the latter port. The steamer has so far been unable to com municate with the Bhore. She is to load frozen mutton and other produce from Messrs Nelson Bros.' works. Messrs Williams and Kettle are the local agents. •The s.s. Mapourika was detained at Wellington by the heavy sea raging there on Tuesday. She got out last evening, and | arrived at Napier this morning, but was unable to berth at the breakwater, being tendered in the roadstead, lhe steamer "•arrives, here to-morrow morning, and leaves for Auckland at 9 a.m. The s.s. Mararoa leaves Auckland this afternoon, and arrives here to-morrow ' afternoon, sailing for the Sooth at 5 p.m. The 8.8. Westralia arrives from Southern ports on Sunday morning, and leaves for Auckland and Sydney at 8 a.m. ■ The s.s. To Anau leaves Auckland to-morrow, and arrives here on Sunday afternoon, sailing for Southern ports at fi p.m. The s s. Flora is delayed South by bad Weather, and will not arrive here till next Thursday morning. The schooner VVaiapu was engaged this taorning taking in cargo for Tolago Bay, for which place she sails first opportunity.
WEATHER REPORT.
