EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1749, 22 September 1875, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Ptr Krienhilda for Napier: 215,000 shingles, 5437 ft timber, 400 drain pipes, 200 drain tiles.—D. H. McKenzie, agent. The s s. Hawea. Captain Wheeler, arrived from the South this morning. Transhipped Dunedin and Lyttelton cargo from the TJ.S.S. Co.'s Bruce at Wellington on Saturday, the 18-h; left Wellington on Sunday morning at 6 .30 ; arrived at Picton at 11 a.m. ; left 12 30 ; arrived at Nelson at 10.30 p m. ; left at 4 p,m. on Monday ; arrived at Taranaki at 9 a.m. on Tuesday ; discharged jQ tons of general cargo and 700 sleepers. ; left at 4 30 p.m. ; experienced fine weather. Passengers : Mr and Mrs Kingston, Rev. Mr Thomas, Messrs Viret, Weir, Patterson, Blaymore, Mills, Caley, Wilson, Hardley, Smith, Ewen, Wbitford, Carrick. The London barque Co'nmbus entered at tbe Cnstoms this morning.. She will be brought alongside tbe wharf as soon a-> the Dover Cast c clear off. The usual advertisement to consignees appears in our advertising columns. Tbe Hew schooner Kriunhilda, Captain .1. Good, cleared for her maiden voyage to Napier th's morning, .-he carries ac .rgo of timber, diain pipes, and tiles. The schooner Ocean brings 24,000 ft timber from Mercury Ka3% The cutter Coralie from Opotiki brings 275 sacks maizp, and some sundries. The brigiurne Kyno has finished discharging her cargo She will shortly load for another voyage to the islands The barqa-ntine Prince Alfrel arrived from Lytteitou yesterday afternoon after a passige of six days. Mie brings a ci gj of S. uthern produce. The schooner Canterbury left Lyttelton on the llth, aT-dsvrived yesterday evening, the brings a cargo of not toes The schooner Queen is to sail for Hokianga this evening she has cleared at the Customs with a general cargo. The brigaoiine Sea Gull left X iparj for Dunedin early last week with a cargo of timber. Tiie Helena, Harriet »rmit,age, MelAine, and thi Eliza Mary are loading at, Kdpara for Dunedin. The brigantiiie Roderick Dnu is loading at Kaipara for Lyttelton The Stppho. man-of-war, got up steam this morniEg, and left f,i Wellington