ENTERED INWARDS. Oct 6. Murray, ss, 7S tons, Palmer, from Nelson. . . -CLEARED OUTWARDS. Oct 7. St Hilda, ss, 17* tons, Flower day, for Duuedin. Oct 7. Jane Anderson, sch, 96 tons,Saun clers, for Hokitika, in ballast. Oct 7. Egmonfc, ss, 52 tons, Irvine, for Kangitikei and Wellington. EXPORTS. Per St Kilda—7o head cattle, 55i> sheep. PASSESGETI LIST. Per Murray—inwards- -Misses Macdonald and Hankin, Mr and Mrs liankin, Captain "Webster, Messrs Wilson, Bentley, Andrews, Irving, Davis, Masters Hankin (2), and Mac donalcL EXPECTED ARRIV.iiS. Forest Queen, ketch, fron Pelorus Sound, daily. Frank Guy, three-masted schooner, from Bateman's Bay. Wallabi, s s, from Greyniouth, early. Thames, ketch, from Lyttelton, daily. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Morence, sen, for Hokitika, early. T. B. Taylor, sch, for Hokitika, early. .Egmont, s s, for .Wellington via Eaugitikei, to-night. Frank Guy, three-masted sch, for Sydney. Ceara, three-masted sch, for Hobart Town, to-morrow. Tongariro : ps, for Patea. VESSELS IN PORT. Egmont, s s, from Wellington. Florence, sch, from Kaipara. Day Dawn, sch, from Pelorus Sound. Arthur Wakefield, sch, from jSTelson. Colleen Bawn, sch, from Pelorus Sound. Bonnie Lass, sch, from Pelorui Sound. Ceara, three-masted schooner, from Hobart Town. : Canterbury, sell, from Wellington. T. B. Taylor, sch, from Hokitika. Jane Anderson, sch, from Hokitika. Tongarirp, ps, from Patea. j■, ,- i:: - _— ♦_ —.— The s s Egmont will sail for Bangitikeiaud Wellington to-night, weather permitting. The schooner Kaiuma.on coming up to the Commercial wharf to-day (Thursday) after having dropped anchor, ran into the Arthur Wakefield, breaking a number of her planks amidships, and damaging her own bow-rig ging. . . The topsail schooner Jane Anderson was hauled off from the wharf this (Thursday) morning, and dropped anchor in the stream opposite the Foundry. She will proceed to sea with the first fair wind. The steamers Storm Bird and Manawatu, for Wellington, and the St Kilda, for Dune din, sailed,,for their respective destinations to-day , the latter taking a cargo of cattle and sheep. The s s Murray, Captain Palmer, sailed from Nelson on'■-Tuesday, at 4.30 p.m., and arrived here at 10 p.m. on Wednesday. Ex perienced strong S.W. wind till midnight, when it blew a gale from the West.
