EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2500, 29 March 1878, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per Eaoraki, for Waitara : 40 head cattle,

Hvtkrsd Inwards.—Helen, schooner, from G-cat Barrier, with 16 tons firewood; Fairy, schooner, from Barrier, with 65 tons firewood; Rover, schooner, from Wangarei, with 30 ton 3 coal. 1 ton prum 20 packages luggage; Eilen, cutter, from Sandsnit, with 10.000 ft. timber. Entered O ■ twabds.— \dah. ketch, for Thames,-with 9 tons train rails. 31 lengths gasDir»3, 100 boxes candles, 150 bags flour, and 60 b\ckas?es sundries; Fairy, schooner, for Port Fitzroy in ballast; Golden Isle, schooner, for Russell in ballast; Helen, schooner, for Great Bsrrier, with, potatoes; Mana, cutter, for Tairua, with a quantity of sundries; Ellen, nutter, for the Sandspit. in ballast; Avon, cutter, for the Thames with IS head cattle. The p.s. Te Aroha left last evening for the Thames, her owners having decided to place her on the river trade. 1 he p.s. Hauraki left the Manuuau to-day for Waitara with a cargo of cattle. The s.s. Pretty Jane arrived last evening from Napier, bringing the following passengers— Messrs Owen, Baker, Jones, Hart, Brown, Lucey, Jennings, and McNeil. , «. «, Ths General Government s.s. Stella lfit tne Msnnkau yesterday for Cape Maria Van Dieman. The s.p. Argyle arrived this morning from "Wano-areiand Mangapai, with a general cargo or produce, and the following passengers:— Mesdames ' Macrae, McCracken. McDonald, Robinson. Misses Hay and Jackson, and Messrs Gunson, Brown, W. J. Rogers. Brookes, J. R. Wilson, Smith, Jas. Hay, Le Meora, Constable, Hammond, Neild, Davis, Philson, and BashThe General Government s.s. HLnemoa on arrival at the Manukau with Sir George Grey i to proceed to the Bluff to meet Sir John Cooae.s The schooner Vixen, having loaded with timber at Manukau Heads, sailed yesterday for Tr.'e s^s. Hawea, which left, for the South last evening, took the following passengers, in addition to those whose names appeared m our ye*=ferday's i3sue. Passengers:—Mr and Mr3 Benshaw, Mr end Mrs Gower, Mrs Hettey, Mrs Ha yes; Messrs Tonline, McPherson, Hargreaves, Tcuehey, Pilling, Coker, Batkin, Murray, Park, Ciiiiord, Macrae. Kemslev. Fury, Keegan, Blott, Crouch (2), Wilkinson, Williams, and Constable Ryan. The barque Cabarfeidh U loading at Oamaru with grain for this port. -f. The .jchooner Colonist is on her way from Timarn to this port with a cargo of oats. A telegram from Wellington states that the departure of the mail steamer City of Sydney from Sydney had been postponed until this morning.

gThe s.s. Go ahead arrived from Gisborne at 4 o'clock this afternoon.