IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 4353, 26 April 1884, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Omarau : 40,000 dozen orangea. — C Bagley.

Per Oamarii from Rarotonga — 180,000 orangea.

Per Darcy Pratt, from Oamarn-100 sacks wheat. BGO sacks flour, 800 sacks outs. ;'i"o sacks bran.

Ex Darcy Pratt- 300 sacks flour (Red Lion brand), 200 sacks oats, 100 sacks bran.—G. W. Binney, '

Inwards Coastwisb.—Kriemhilda. from Mongonui, with 31,000fc timber ; Reward, from Mongonui, with 31,000 ft timber; Progress, from Whangapoua, with 30.000 ft timber ; Leo, from Whangarci, \i ith 25 tons coal.

Outwards Coastwise.—Reward, for Mongonui; Reliance, for Thames; Columbia, for Kußsetl.

The brigantino Linda Webor has cleared at the Customs for Sydney via Mercury Bay.

The s.B. Wellington arrived from Tauranga at C.3oa.m. today with tiio following passengers: —Mesara Jos. Holmes, Boyle, Uraham, Black, Simpler,, Pinat, James, Dr Moore, Mr and Mrs Roy, Mesdames Clayton and Phillips, Aliases Clayton and Hori N«atai. Cargo: 300 Bheep, 7 sacks gum.

Tlw brigantine Scabirtl sailed thia morning (or Hokianga.

The schooner Opotiki arrived from Opotiki last evening with 117 sacks maize, 299 sacks potatoes, 1 sack beans. 1 sack (ungus.

Tho schooner Julia Pryce left Rarotoiisu for an island cruise on the 12th instant.

Thoschoonor Queen arrived at Hokianga from Auckland yesterday.

The schooner Fanny Thornton loft Irbkianga /or this port yesterday.

Tho brigantlne Darcy Pratt arrived from Timaru at midnight of yesterday, after a smart passage of six days.

The schooner Marion arrived at tho Thames from the South yesterday.

The barque Notero is loading at Newcastle for Lytteiton, where she will rcoeive a cargo of grain for Auckland.

The 8,9. Waltaki arrived from Whangarol at 10 o'clock last evening, with tho following passengers: —Misses McLood, MIiSOD, Wilson, and Chambers; Mesdamcs Ross and Raynor j Messrs Bond, Mitchell, Fairburn, Mitchel, Large, Jonfcs, Gibson. Still, John Wilson, Raynor, and Yatc3.

The brigantino Oamaru left Auckland for Rarotonga on March 25, and arrived there on April 6, after a twelve days passage. Left again for Auckland on Saturday, the 12th instant, at 6 p.m., and arrived here at I a.m. to-day, after a passage of 13} days, thug concluding the round trip in one month. Fine wcuthor and easterly winds prevailed during the voyage

The s.s. Glenelg arrived from Russell and Northern Ports at 8.30 a.m. to-day. Passengors: Messrs Blagiovo, Harrop, Potter. Johnston. Riley, Smith, Klolmrdson, B. Witt, Matthews, Shepherd, French. Williams, Bar ward (2). K. Lewis, Patorson, Jaggor. Knox (2), ICdmunds, Hart, Pierce, Birch. Rnslinell, Ture. and Reaata. Mosdamos Codling, Watson, Lang Hay ward, Anderson. Matthews, and Lamb, Misses Scott. Franklin. Paterson.Flanlgan, Morgan, Mr and Mr3 Dixon, Mr and Miss Goffe", Cargo:—:o6 bnndlcs whalaboi-o, 9 casks oil, 101 cases gum, 2,50 sacks gum, 30 bags oysters, 2G isnses frait.