Inwards Coastwisk. — Otahubu, from Thames, with 11,600 feet siwn timber; Mary Ann from Mahnrangi, with 700 bushels lime; Totara, from Port Charles, with 33,856 feet tim ber ; Soveraign of the Seas, from Ba'rier, with 150 posts and 15 tons firewood; Janet, from Whangarei Heads, with 800 bushels limo; Lake Superior, from Pakiri, with 28.000 feot baulk; Rats, from Port Charles, with 29,000 foet timber; Adah, from' Thames, with 29,800 feet timber.
The s.s. Glenete, from Whangaroa and Mon gonui left Russell at 2.15 p.m., and called at Whangarum, took in 8 h*ad cattle, landed some cargo, and arrived at Auckland at sa.m. Cargo: 172 sacks anna, J8 sack-9 oystors. 2 boxes, i bales sheepskins, 3 Kita Hah, 1 range, 4 hides, 7 parcels, 2 tons WKgaire and 5 Backs to Tanranga, 8 head cattle. Passengers: Mrs Johnson, Airs Mar flhall. Miss Mason, Messrs G. Holdship, ?. Yates, A. B. Shepherd, T. Joaea, W. V. Jones, J. A. Pond. Bevd. Father Precken, H. Pugh, Coasar and 4 steerage.
The barque Ansdell and brigantine Oainaru werp loading, and tiic buxqua Free Trader was In tho stream, warty to sail, at Whangaroa yesterday.,

I'ha sohooner Albatross procaeds to Mercury Bay to load timber for Suva.
The Mrquo East Lothian, arrived from New <Jastle with a cargo of coal thia afternoon.
Messrs him and Brown, ' shipbuilders, launched from their yards this morning a lino new schooner, built to tho order of Mossrs Skinner and Co.. particulars of which appeared In Friday's Star. Numerous visitors was pre sent to sfle this fine veasel launched into her native element, her lines being admired by all. She is named tho Gisborne, and is intended for that trade.
