A Sydney cablegram of the 10th roports the arrival of tho Easby on that date, and departuro of the Wakatipu and City of Noav York on the 9th.
The brigantine Omaha arriA red yesterday from the Chatham Islands. Shejhas made a very quick rua of IJ day, but the Avas eclipsed by her run from Lyttelton to the Chathams, which only occupied 63 hours. She brings the folloAving pa.s.ngeis: Mrs Brieve. Messrs W. Wood, W. Hunt, W. Steadß Wi Warepa-Pangapunga, and daughter, Pararetu, auu Jnu. McKenzie, The s.s. lona arriA^op from the Bay of Islands late on Saturday night. She had taken shelter from the gale by running into Rawite harbour Tho s.s. Rotorua is announced to sail from Onehunga for Sydney at half-past six to-morroAV morning. Intending passengers should go o board to-night.
It will be~ seen by advertisement in anothe column that the departure of the Pretty Jane i postponed till to-morrow, at noon. The s.s. Taranaki arrived from the South yesterday. Passengers: Mesdames Robinson, To mlinscm. Hcales, Warner, Mioses Kelly, Feld Messrs. Veitch, Kales. Ganimel, Rives. Coates, Pierson, Wilson, Leigh, Rose, Bramfield, Hughes, "Warner, DoAvnes: steerage, 10.— Henderson and Macfarlane, agents.
The s.s. Hawca left on Saturday afternoon for Hie South. Passengers: Mr and 3. Irs Garnaut, Mr and Mrs Comiskey, Mrs Adams. Mrs Dowsbnry. Mrs Radford, Miss Ridings. Miss Brown, Miss Coiebrnok. Rev S. Lawry ; Messrs Felton, Beaver, Wilson, Richards, Prinze, Sommers, Kettle, Hall, Cole. Goldie, Monks, Roberts. Edwards, Kirkham, Tate, Carpenter, ana nine steerage.—Henderson Se Macfarlane, age-its.
