To sail, 10 p.m.—Mahlnapnn and Oalrloch, for Omdianga (will connect with express). Spit, June 30. To sail, 5 p.m.—Kaha, lor Wellington. Auckland, June 00, Sailed. 1.15 p.m.—Anglian, for South. Passengers —Miss Thompson, Mrs Buckley, Messrs Miriams, Kay, Coles.. Pout Chalmuiih, Juno 30, Hailed—Himalaya, for Wellington, The N.Z ,H. Company’s now steamer Mataura, •which left Plymouth for Wellington on June 27th, is fnringing a very largo cargo—COSO tons. Of this 4100 •tons aro for Wellington, 1400 for Lyttelton and tbo rromaindur for Hobart. Tho Takapuna, from Onohunga via Now Ply mouth, arrived hero ah 1.20 p.m. yesterday. She loaves for Lyttelton to-day. With reference to tho report that tho Omaporo bad grounded oft St. Andrew’s, between Timaru and O.inmru, the officers of tho vessel state that she was ■never In less than eight fathams of water. Tho weather was very foggy at tho time, and for the pur pose of ascertaining her exact position, the vessel •neared tho shore, soundings being taken repeatedly. Tim people on land evidently mistook tho steamer’s position and hence tho report. Yesterday morning the Oraapovo sighted a barque in tho Strait. This would probably bo tho O. M. Tucker, which loft Edithburg on’.May 80bh, or the Mary Hasbrouck, now about 130 days out from Now York. Tho Otarama is expected to bo ready to leave XjyUolton for Loudon by next Saturday. She has 800 casks of tallow from this port. The barque Los Adolphes has cleared at the Customs, Lyttelton, for Sydney, with some 20,00(1 rv.vvks of produce. The barque Helen Denny has r oo:vu chartered to follow the Los Adolphes on tho berth at Lyttelton for Sydney, The Waverloy did nob leave Nelson for this port on Monday night, as was originally Intended. She ’.vvs to leavo Nelson last night, and will call at ivikorangu, providing tho weather is favourable. Tho Manawatu should bo ready for sea to-day, aa I will have her compasses adjusted first thing is morning before leaving for Oreymouth. The Muraroa, duo hero from Sydney to-night, does viol leave for Melbourne, via South and Hobart, till morrow. Tho Waihl returned from Rioton yesterday morn ing, and loft in tho afternoon for Blenheim. She in to leave there at 8 o’clock to-night for Welling ton. Tho Bninnor left Westport for Nelson yesterday afternoon, and is expected to leave tho Port for Picton and Wellington at 11 this morning. 