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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1495, 25 November 1874, Page 2

Drapery. WRATT E A T, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, Tegs to draw special ntlon to his GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING, f MERCERY, AND a Mall), TAILORING DEPARTM£N£; rOi SSt .. early jnary barquentine .-■• VESSELS EXPECTED Mikado, s.s., from Fydney, about 26th instant Hero, s.s , from Sydney, 30th instant Cyphreces, s.s., (English Mail, via 'Frisco), about 7th G December Assaye, ship. fr«m London: sailed September 3 Olenlora, ship, from London ; sailed T«ran*ki. s s., from the South, Tuesday next, (Suez G Mail) ~^ , ~ Rapido barque, from New York.via Adelaida, loading Edith Rose, barque, from New York ; sailed Sept 18 Bella M.ry. barque, from bobart Town; sailed 7th p November Chintuileet, brig, from Hobart Town, early Euro pa. barque, from Sydney, early Kejiil^orth, so oouer, from Samoa, early f. Ivanhoe, schooner, from Levuka Pacific, s-choo' er from Samoa, early Ryno, from Napier, tarly I Jessie Henderson, schooner, from Dunedin ; sailed 21st Q Hebe, brig from Tasmania; s* led 7th instant Actne^, schooner, from the South, early Ea-i Lothian. ba>quc, from Lyttelton, early T'nion. barque fiom Newcastle, early q SUr of the South, s.s., from the south, early Moneymck. barque, from Dunedin, early Dilliaree, ship, fr m London ; sail^i October Inverness, ship, from London ; sailed October G EXPORTS. Per Wonga Wonga for Sydney : 14 bags ri fungus, J. Reid ; 7 Inles flax, 70 do tow, Cruicksbank and Co ; 35 do do, G. Dacre ; 1 coil wire rope, Henderson and Maefarlane ; 14 casks oil, H. M. Jervis ; 5 do do, L. D. G Nathan and Co ; 3 cases plants, Henderson and Maefarlane ; 1 do coal, J. W. Friend ; 1 parcel wool, Dargaville and Co; 14 bags oysters, T. H. Smith ; 1 box gold, National Bank of N.Z. ; 1 do do, Bank of N.Z. ; 100 bales phormium, 44 do tow, J. R. Roberts ; 9 casks spirits wine, 1 parcel, T. Jenkins ; 25 bags oysters, Welby ; 14 do do, Smith. For Melbourne : 18 casks hides, A. Dornwell; 7 do oil, 17 do jimejuice, L. D. Nathan and Co ; 1 case coal, G. W. Friend ; 1 parcel account book, Bank of Australasia. —H. M. Jervis, agent. Per Mary KiDg, schooner, for Greymouth : |Is 1500 bags oats, 300 bags barley.—D. H. McKenzie, agent. The schooner Rover took her departure last night for Poverty Bay with a general cargo, and as passengers—Messrs W. Milmer, J. Stephens, W. J. McCabe. The cutter Mercury brings a cargo of coal into the Manukau from Port Waikato for Mr !-■ W. J. v* aller. J The ship Assaye is now 84 days from London. BeiDg a very powerful clipper ship she may be expected at any hour. •J The brig Vision arrived at Dunedin yester- ; X day from Kaipaia after a good run of six j days. The p. s. Golden Crown left for Sydney and Melbourne last night at eight o'clock. Every precaution has been laken to ensure her making a good and safe run, and given two or three days fine at starting to enable her to 9 get rid of some of her superabundant coal, we do not doubt she will make a successful passage. The schooner Puby sailed to-day for Wangaroa with 6000 bricks and 10 pieces of machinery. T The schooner Queen has cleared in ballast i for Russell. The ba rque Stanley Castle entered outwards at the Cufcorns to-day for New York. The s s. Wonga Wonga sailed to-day for Sydney and Melbourne, with cargo as per I impoits, and the following passengers :— Saloon—Miss HebecCci Parker, Mr and Mrs rji "Wm. Wt st, Miss Carey Hunter, Dr George Goode ; M«?srs Jdo. Journeaux, John Coleman, Jno. B Mills ; and 16 in the steerage. j The s.s Mikado is due to-morrow from Sydney She will sail for San Francisco, six hours after arrival, with the English mail. Captaiu Lewis' new schooner is to be $ launched from Messrs Niccol and Son's yard on Saturday morning. The cutter Undine arrived this morning from Hokianga and Ahipara with the foli lo * ing cargo :17 hides, 158 bags gum, 34 I cases gum, 1 bale wool, 1 bale sheepskius, ! Lewis Bros. ; 1 case, 1 parcel, gCochrane and Sou ; 38 bags gum, 13 hides, Arnold Hines J and Co. ; 3 bundles empty bags. —M. Niccol, agent Respecting the salvage claim for £13,000 for services alleged to have been rendered to B the barque Scbiehallion by the s.s. Maori, at Lyttelton harbour, in September, 1873, we learn that the barque arrived in the London j Docks on Thursday, the 18th December, 1873, and was arrested by the Marshal of ihe Court of Admiralty. Bail was given for the ; amount in which the suit was instituted, and I tbe ship and cargo released. A commission ! has been tent to Christchurch to examine | 1 James Fotheringham, of the Heath cote, \ brickmaker; George M'Kay, of Lyttelton, : shipping agent; and Edward Norris, pilot at the port, before C. C. Bowen, Esq., one of the i 'ommissioners appointed under the comI mission. The ship Waitangi was berthed at the ; wharf this morning. She occupies the billet I 1 outside the western T, lately occupied by the 1 J Ferndale. The William Gifford barque has been moored on the west side of the wharf, where ] she will discharge her cargo. The ship Hydaspe3 is rapidly putting out i her cargo. She will sail for Sydney in about I a fortnight's time. I ] The schooner Mary King has cleared for 1 ( Greymouth with a cargo of grain. She is 1 detained in harbour waiting for some new i j yards. I As will be seen by our commercial record 1 the yacht Blanche was offered at auction to- '< day and withdrawn at £2,100. < J