The three-masted schooner Fairiie, Captain Owens, came into port on Saturday afternoon from Eaipara. She left there in company with the Bosaunah Rose for Dunedin on January 10th, and off Cape Egmont was hove-to for twelve hours in a S.E. gale January 12th. The Straits were cleared on Tuesday last, and a S. W. wmd experienced until Friday, since wMch northerly and easterly winds were met with. Tee vessels at the wharves are—No. I—An tores. Crusader, Euterpe, Waitsra, Sonthesk, Hereford: No. 2—Akaroa, s.s.; No. 3—Lyttel toa, s.s., Marie Bruce; No. 4—Hurunui, Lady Jocelyn, Mary King, Heathcote, s.s.; No. 5 — Sumner, s.s., Pearl, Remonstrant; No. 6— ESmiranda, Island Lily, Fawn, Minna Bell; No. 7—Awaroa, Richard and Mary, Omaha; at the Breastwork—Clio; in the stream —Arethuaa, Piako, Rio Lege, Fairiie. The s.b. Penguin, Capt9in Malcolm, arrived •v Saturday at 1 p.m. from Northern ports. Rasael was left on the 10th, Auckland at 4.30 p.—.. on the 12th, and Tauranga reached at 7.30 a.—v next day. Tuesday last, white going up the inner harbour, the vessel grounded, and was on the bank until 10 a.m. on Wednesday; left at 5 p.m., and called at Gisberne, Napier, and Wellington, leaving the last-named port at 8.40 p.—t. ou Friday. Ths steamer sailed tor Akaroa and Port Chalmers at 3.30 p.m.
PORT OF SUMNER.
Ab-sj-v™—January 17. Blackwall, ketch, 2S tons, Morland, with limestone from Amnri. SaiiiXD—January 18. Minnie, ketch, 17 tons, Boss, for Lyttelton. Southern Queen, ketch, 19 tons, Shepherd, for A—tari. XXX, ketch, 22 tons, Marq.net, for Le Bon's Bay.
SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.
Post Chamcbbs, January 18. Arrived — Hinemoa. Colonial Government steamer, from Auckland, via intermediate ports; Penguin, from tbe North. Sailed—Ada Wiswell, barquentine, for Lyt telton.
COMMERCIAL.
