EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2606, 24 August 1878, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per Dnnelm, for Levuka: 99 case 3 wine, a bales, 1 case merchandise, 2 cases drapery 80 boxes soap, 130 tins biscuits, 453 sheep, 180. tons manganese, 1 boat. 1 horse, 2 cases. 40 Wes soap, 30 tins, biscuits.-Owen and Graham.

Sf Outwards Coastwise.—South Carolina, cutter, for the Barrier in ballast. The schooner Atlantic will probably clear at the Customs for Lyttelton on Monday with a nrigSKne Eliza Mary sailed this morning for the Manukau where she is to load witn timber for the South. " . . Cargo for the barque Spirit of the. Dawn is now dominie forward rapidly, and it is ejected she will be a full ship by the end of nest week The schooner Belle Brandon is advertised to leave for Levuka on Wednesday .nest, She entered out at the Customs to-day for Rotumah, TiThe el.s kHannah Mokau leaves the Manukau are now fully due. and should put m an appearday for Levuka with a general cargo, a large number of sheep, and the following passengers : Mr and Mrs R. Ryder, Captain McKay, Major Gordon, Messrs McPherson, and W. Rowland. Bi The rßchoonlr°JuUa Price and a ketch were lying windbound at Russell when the Argyle l6 The F.B. Argyle a?rrived from Russell,, Wbangarei, and Mangapai to-day, with 3o sacks oysters, 22 sacks gum, i tons produce, and the following passengers :-From Russell—Mr and Mrs Andrews! Mrsjlowe, Messrs Tomhnson Hotham, Abbott. Waller. From Whangarei Heads—Miss McKenzie, Messrs Freer, o.M. Rees, and Geo. Cadle. From WhangareiMessr3 Wm. Hutchinson, and Hongh. The brigantine Helena, according .to a telegram received here, was to sailfrom Oamaru to-day with a full cargo of produce CoWe Sare fiStotoS S*Mr FrankAmodeo, for a long time chief officer of the s.s. lona. has been promoted to the position of captain or the s.sf Pretty Jane, Captain Helander having been appointed to the command of the s.s. Southern Cross. During the time he has been onboard the lona Mr *kmodeo has made many fiends by his uniform courtesy and obliging disposition, and they will, while regretting his departure from the lona. be pleased to bear of his promotion. He has always fulfilled his duties to the utmost satisfaction of his employers and he leaves them now with the utmost goodwill. We sincerely trust that Mr Amodeo will be successful in his new sphere, for which he is so admirably fitted, . ~ ■ . A largelnumber of persons, including several ladies assembled at the dock this afternoon, to witness the fona being floated out and. the Roderick Dim taken in. The dock was filled in the usual manner, and the lona taken out. She grazed the Roderick Dhu while passing out, but without inflicting any serious damage. The Roderick Dhu was taken m on tbe same tide. During the four days she has been m the dock, the lona has undergone a thorough overhaul. Her engines and machinery were repaired by Messrs Fraser and Tinne, while Messrs Niccol and Son overhauled her, &c. The cabin accommoaation increaßed. and the upholstery work performed by Messrs Hollowayand Garlick. Mr Ward has the contract for repainting the T£The'Go-ahead started from the Manukau for Waitara again to-day.