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Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3197, 20 October 1880, Page 2

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Per Tararua, from Sydney-2,931 mat 3 and packages sugar, 121 boxes and J-chests tea, 610 cases fruit. _ bale, paper, 80 bags rice. 747 bags bonodust, i cases periodicals, 50 sacks maize, 67 cases and packages sundries. Per Tararua, transhipped ex AcomJagua :— 1 case gents' pearl suites, 1 box loose amber?, 1 caso cigar and cigarette hollers, 1 do briars, 1 do novels, 1 do hair alberts. 1 do cutlery, 16 pkgs crackers, 2do sundries.— M. Levy Se Co. | Per Caledonia, from Tongi-120 bunches bananas and a quantity of returned trade. Inwahds CoAflrwian.—Atrlaota, from Ngunguru ; Coralie, from Tairua. Outward- Coistwtb.—Atalanta, for Ngnnguru: Coralie. for Tairua; Adah, for Thames ; Lee. fox Waihcke. Tho s.B. Glenelg arrived to-day from Whangarei with the Argyle In tow. She resumed her trips to Tauxaiga this afternoon. The brigantine Helena has entered out at tho Customs for Rarotonga. The Caledonia reports spending the Auckland brigantine Myrtle between Haapai and Tongs. The brigantino Active, for Samoa, took as passengers — Mra James and son, and Mr Downes. , ' V 5* '■" * • I '* The topsail sohooner Konllworth arrived at Lyttelton from thia port yesterday, . The p.**. Annie Milbank has baon chartered to run to Whangarei under command of Captain Crawford, until the repaira to tho Argyle a-e completed. She will make her first trip tbla evening. The Presbyterian mlsUon vessel Dayspring arrived atSfdney from South Sea Islands on tho 9th instant -with Mrs Braithwaite and Mr Nicholson ai passengers. The barque Italy arrived at Newcastle from Auckland on tbo 11 th iastant. The Ibrig Thoma« and Henry which left Timaru for this port on tho 12th inst. has an board 1900 sacks oats, 800 sacks wheat, HO sacks bran. . _ ..,.~_. r ..,,;..-. ■- - The. aobooner, Coronet entered out at the Customs to-day for Ccok's Islands, i

The schooner Mazeppa' arrive . at Apia* Samoa, from this port; on September 39. 1 he p.B. Cqmpranz from Povortyjliay brought 14 head cattlo and-DO ah: ap-which wer. landed otTamua; ' ~_>■>.' __.-.!,

The ttireo-niaetal Bchooner Policotnsn Win tike Id a quantity cf cargo here and will then proceed to Whan.<-aroi ia order to complete her loading with timber. , Thance sho will sail for Norfolk Island, Howe's Island. Noumea, and Long Inland, tawnsia a cargo o! guana at the latter port for Auckland. . . , The KB- Tardtua, fro .. Sydney, via ROasel', arrived thia morning. • Her report and passenger list appeared in our last evening's issu . We aro indebted to Mr S. Robinson, purser, for lata files and, other favoom. The.Mag'Merrills will return to Levuks with a cargo of sheep: - Shn will (ben be taken off the Auckland trade.' and will proceed with cargo to elthar Sydnoy or Melbourne. _"_. '- Messrs J. W. Carr and Sons will launch from tholr yard Custom-house-street West, on Friday next, aa eight-ton centre-board yacht, bailt to the order of Mr E. Carrol, which will be used as a deep water fishing boat. Hor dimensions are: 26 feet keel, 2_l foet overall. 9 feet beam, _ feet depth'ot hold; The framing 1. of pohntukaw a, ahd the planking of bea,rt of kauri. Thlittle oraft 1b substantially constructed, strength and stability having been chiefly aimed at br the buildera The brass fittings used* were manufactured by Mr Trimble, cf Jermyn-Btreet. This tt*the third yacht Bupplied by Meswa Carr to Mr Carrol during the last eighteen months.