Tho following reports received by Ciptain Edwin, R.N., show the weather on November loth, at 5 p.m.: — Manukau Heads—Wind, W., fresh ; baro., 29.94; therm., 65; gloomy, sea moderate. New Pymouth—Wind, S.W., breeze; baro., 29.74; therm., 34; fine, sen- smooth. Castlepoint—-Wind, N.W., breeze; baro., 29.63; therm., 70; fine, oaa smooth. Wellington—Wind, N.W., strong; baro., 23.00; therm., GO; fine. Westport—Wind, S.W.; baro., 29 71; tLerm., Go -. line, sea smooth. Kaikoura—Calm; baro., 29.50; therm., C 5; fine, sea smooth. Bluff—Wind, W., fresh; "baro., 29.53 ; therm.. 53; gleomy.
THE WEATHER IN AUSTRALIA.
The following 9 a.m. -weather reports from Australian stations have been received: — Albany, November loth—Wind, N; baro., 30.00; cloudy. Hobart, November 15th—Wind, W.; bare, 29.80; cloudy. Sydney, November 16th—Wind, N.W.; bare, 29.70; rainfall. .07in. Captain Edwin reports:—Pressure has de creased at Sydney and Albany. A low pressure from the west passed east of tho meridian of the South Cape about midnight yesterday, and one from mc same direction will pass" east ward late to-morrow. Tho low presure in the Ta3tna.n Sea i 3 travelling to tho south-east. Unsettled weather is to be expected gener ally.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

POST OF LYTTELTON.
ARRlVED—November 16,

Tarawera, s.s., 2003 ,-tjwre, "Watson, from \\ Passengers—Misses Stevenson, Wiiuj, Jnkins, Shand, Sesger, Readstone (2), Pagan, Davidson (2), Robison, Proctor, Mit chell, and Fuller, Mesdames Fox, Kitchins, Bruce. Prosser, Emerson and chi'.d, Davidson, and Boot, Hon. J. G. Ward, Messrs Smith, Mackenzie, Fox, Kitchina, Strong. Jakina, Turrell, Best, Theomm, Mill, Bradley, Mc- Ardle, J_,eary, Allen, Ritson, Wood, Scott, Longton (2), Blake, Wintle, Johnson, Coom, Ronayne, Wright, Beattie, Parsons, Hyde, and Wilson, and forty-seven steerage. Union Sieam Ship Company, agents.
