EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1503, 4 December 1874, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per Pretty Jane for Gisborne:—6 cases, "W. JLodder; 50 cases schnapps, 10 do ginger wine, L. D. Nathan; 3 pkg sashes, 3 loose doors, 1 do, Union Sash and Door Company; 2 cases (piano), H. Cucksey ; 2 casks china, T. JB. Waince ; 7 sacks vegetables, Mahoney ; 1 parcel, Upton and Co. ; 1 box, Gdbert; 2 cases glass, Phillips and Co. ; 5 boxes pipes, 33 mats sugar, 9 kegs nails, Owen and Graham ; 20 cases rum, Cawkwell; 1 case, Kempthorne Prosser and Co. ; 1 truss McArthur Shera and Co. ; 2 cases, J. C. Sharland ; 1 parcle, M. Levy ; 54 bags biscuits, B. Tonks ; 27 pgs , E.Porter; 1 case, Hoffman ; 4 pair sculls, Clare ; 1 parcl Wayte ; 5 pga. harness, Wiseman ; 1 boiler, Yeoman ; 3 cases, biscuits, J S. Macfarlane ; 20 pgs, Owen and Graham ; 2 bales leather, Ireland ; 2 tanks malt, 20 bags bags, 1 case, 4 baskets, 3 kees, 4 handspikes, Whitson and Son ; 1 box, O'Beirne; 1 cheffonnier, 4 cornice poles, Cranwell; 2 cases, McArthur ; 1 barrel, Ryan, Bell and Co. ; 2 pgs., Boylan ; 4 cases, Winks; 1 prize sheep, JMay ; 2 cases, L. D. Nathan and Co..—A.S.P. Co., agents.

The brig Derwent, from Kaipara, arrived at Newcastle on the 21st ult.

The barque Tien Tsin arrived at Sydney from Wangaroa on the 22nd ult., after a good run of 11 days.

The barque W. C. Wentworth arrived at Sydney from Hokianga on the 22nd ult., after a passage of 13 days.

The Charybdis, schooner, entered inwards yesterday at Onehunga from Kaipara, with 2800 sleepers, order.

The schooner Amaranth entered outwards at Onehunga yesterday for Kaipara with a quantity of machinery for the Nash and Door Company, and a general cargo, J. W. Waller. The Dawn, for Waikato,. cleared with 10,000 feet timber, J. W. Waller; 587 packages hardwood, Geo & Potter; 10 sacks flour, JBycroft.

It appears from the latest Sydney papers that the A. S N. Company have determined after all to open a monthly steam service with Fiji. The s.s. James Patcrson was advertised to sail for Levuka on the 25th ult, this being the opening of the line.

The s.s. Hero is announced to leave for Sydney and Melbourne on Saturday at 4 p.m.

Tenders are advertised for by the Harbour Board for building a small schooner for the pilot service. The idea of a steam launch Jha3 been abandoned on account of the large expense.

The JR. M. s.s. Cyphrenes may be expectad from San Francisco with the English Mail to-morrow.

The ship Assaye is now 93 days out from London.

The A. S. P. Company's ss. Southern Cross arrived at the Thames from Napier yesterday. She brines the following passengers : Mr and Master Kennedy, Messrs Canning, Caldwell, Kemp, Heslop, and McCormick.

The Stanley Castle, which sailed for New York yesterday, is the first vessel for a long while which has succeeded in discharging one cargo, loading another, and getting away within a month.

Messrs. Brain and Bishop have now all but completed their contract for the repair of the Emu. The vessel has now been rigged as a barquentine, and it is generally thought that she has been improved by the change.

Since the mainmast was stepped the work on board the Condoren has gone on apace. Nearly all the masts and spars are now set up, and the ship presents a smart appearance. To ensure the work being done satisfactorily, Mr. Gouk has engaged Captain Nearing to superintend.

The s.s. Pretty Jane sailed for rGisborne and Napier to-day. Pessengers :—Messrs Thomas Fox, Carey, Mr and Mrs Carter and two children, Captain Tunks, Mrs McCabe and child, Miss Butler, and 14 in the steerage. The s.s. Taranaki left for the South at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. She took about 30 tons of general cargo and the following passengers :—Mr. and Mrs. T JKissling and child; Messrs. JosephSmytbe, Sisley, W. B. TowDsend, E. Durham, R. Reams, L CusBen, W. Cussen, Beninngton ; Mr. and Mrs. Gallaghan; Msssrs. P. Kennedy, Davidson, Irvine, Kerr, Jones.

The Ryno cleared out to-day with a general cargo for Botumah. Mr H. B. Sterndale is a passenger.

The schooner Mary Melville arrived at JNapier yesterday.