IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3220, 15 November 1880, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Konilworth, from Timaru:—l,6oo saoks oats. Por Kato McQrogor, from Timarn:—BOO sacks oat?. Per Opotlki, from Wniroa, H. 8.—285 sacks nnd 0 kits miizo. ■ *!ÜBl* -fcsSSffl Per Clansman, from Oamarn :—715 sacks and SOO bags Hour, 50 sacks oatmeal, 200saoks bran, 209aaoks wheat, 1137 sacks oats. PorArawata, from South nnd Molbournc— 120 packngos tea, 100 packages sugar. 10 cases drugs, B}caßka brandy, 8 boxes silvor coin, 75 casea castor oil, I trunks boots, 21 sucks grassneed, 80 sacks flour. 225 sneks malt, 68 sneiw bones, 16 barn stool, G drnms gasoline, S boxes Rlass, 197 ahcop, 31 hides, 10 hickory and i nsh planko, 120 coses morcbandizo.

Per City ot Sydney, from San Francisco—3o balos hops, -10 flasks quicksilver, SO kegs casing*, 12.1 boxes cordage, 6 csiaoa clgarottoa, 1 case tobacco. 1 box pictures, I oaeoa printing material, i oas ea photo-aoods, 1 tont, 12 casos boons, 820 casos apples. 50 boxes dried apples. 41 caaos paint, 50 cases onions, 60 barrels pork, 20 barrels beef, 100 cases salmon, 2 bales broom corn, 5 bundles handles, 69 cases agricultural implements, 100 boxes frwino, 3* cases oircua ■wardrobo. 15 cagos animals, I elephants, (! camo's, 60 cases lobsters, 4 crates pipe coil, 3 packages plants 25 hordes, 5 packages iron and brass, and a largo quantity of circus carriages, waggons, &c.

Inwards Coastwisk.—Droam. Ifrom Russell, with 15 tons coal: Fanny Kelly, from Ngungnru. with 27,000 feottimbar; Ghost, from Omaha; Golden Isle, from Russell; Los, from Waiheko; Zillah, from Thames.

OUTWARDB Coastwise.—Waro, for Cabbage Bay; Ghost, for Orewa; Loo, for Thames; Zillah. for Thames.

Tho brig Mon loft Lyttclton for Kaipara on tho 6th inst.

Thebrlgantino lapwing is loading at Timaru for this port.

The topsailod schooner Konilworth loft Timaru on the 6th, and had moderate variablo weather along the Coast. East Capo was rounded on Thursday last.

The Swedish barque Superior was expected to oloar at New York lor Adelaide and Auckland on October 28tli.

The ship Lady Jocolyn, with Vescy Stowart's especial settlers, passed Peal on September 21st, and was off tho Start Point on October Ist.

A report o£ tho launch of the now yacht at the North Shore appeara in another column of this evening's issue.

The barqno Loch Urr, for Auckland, left "ravesend on September tho 24th, nnd took her departure from Deal on the 26th.

Tho b.B. Southern Cross leavoa for Levuka nt six o'clock this evening.

Tho brigantino Clansman which arrived on Saturday ovening from Oumaru, loft that placo on the sth. Heavy gales were encountered off Kaikouras, and the itast Cape. Tho latter point was passed on tho 9th.

The American barquo Bnatrico Hanovov, 552 tonsreiristrer, cleared at New York for this port on September29th inst. with 1G.294 eases kerosino oil, and 300 barrels resin.

The s.B. Waitaki, which arrived from WhanKorei on Saturday night, brought tho following passengers :—Mrs Clotworth, Messrs Howard, Taylor, Fraser, Fossett, Donnolly. Taraugh, Playford, Tizard, Lannigon, Qreenleaf, McCalley, and Stodart.

Tho s.s. Arawata arrived this forenoon from Melbourne andlthe South, She left the Bluff on tho Bth, Port Chalmers 10th, Lyttelton 11th "Wellington 12th, Napier 13th, and Gisborne at 9.30 a.m., arriving here at 11 a.m. Fine weather experienced on the Coast. Passengers:Saloon: Messrs Lyonc, Hamilton, Brondt. Lawson, Underwood, Irving, Grant. Stonelmm, Thompson, Mowat. Fryer, Common, Glendinning, Perry, Fraaor, Molnrath, .Tenking*, Pearce, F. and S. McCormick, Molntyre, Young, Gaylord, Major Westrupp, Rev. Kerehona, Pewaka, Hon. J. B. Acland, Dr. nnd Mrs Kesteven and 3 children, Mr and Mrs Melville. Mr and Mrs Milner and 3 children, Misa Swinnerton, Miss Bradley, Mrs Cousins, Mrs Grierson, Mrs Stevenson, Bishop of Waipa and Miss Stewart. Wo aro indebted to Mrs Dalgloish, purser, for files and report.

The following telegnvn from Now York ap pears in a San Francis « paper:—The steamer Arizona that leaves at noon today takes the Australian mails of the 9th ult., received at San Fr&nclaco by the steamship City of Sydney, and whioh was dlspatchod by special train one thousand miles to ovortako the regulir train whioh left San Francisco Ootober 6th. The train with the malls arrived at Jersey City laßt ovening at 10o'clock. ItisexpoctodthoArfzona will reach Quesnstown in seven days, making the time from Sydney to London 41 days. A ccording to the last reportl of tho Postmaster General of New Zealand, the average time consumed in a voyaco from Sydaey via San Francisco, has been forty-five days and about six hours, and by the way of tho Suez canal fortysix days anu about four hours. It will therefore bo seen that the City of Sydney has rndnced the timo ox tho voyage nourly four and one half days.

ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL STEAMER. The P.M. s.B. City of Sydney arrived from San wranciaco and Honolulu yosterday afternoon. She was signalled considerably more than tbreo hours before she reached the harbour, and therefore It was well known about town that rlin was coming in. The weithor was unusually fine, and the wharf was crowded with personij anxious to obtain a glimpse of Cole's wild beasts and the other manifold wonders of the gigantic show. The steamer was berthed at four o'clock alongside thei Queen-street Whar/, and the discharge of freight was at once commenced. Wo are indebted lo Mr J. Simonsen, jun., purser, for prompt delivery of press packages when our representative boarded the steamer. The following la the report :—rhe s.b. City of Sydney, ' H. C. Dearborn commander, loft Sun Francisco at 6.25 p.m. on October 23rd; arrived at Honolulu at 7.57 p.m, on October 30th, and left on 31nt at 10.27 a.m. Received Auckland pilot on November Uth at 2.45 p.m., and arrived at 3.42 p.m., with 63 cabin and 32 steorage passengers, 318 8-10 tons cirgo, and 310 bags mail for New Zealand ports. Fine weather was experienced during the voyage. Among the passengers is His Exoellenoy G. W. des Voeux, 0.M.G., who has a commission as Governor and Commander-in-chief of Fiji. Passengers .-—Cabin : Messrs W. W. Cole, JohnD. Evanß, M. Longrr.iro, K. Lenners, A. Vanzandt, Mrs N. A. Cole, Miss A. Austin Mesdames G. Conklin, W. Cook, W. Stevenn, T. Barclay, Ryland, Messrs George Conklin, W. Cook, W. Stevens. F. Barclay, F. Mclntyre, W. O'Dalo, William Organ, F. Livingston, G. Livingston, John Murtz, A. Dunbsr, H. Campbell, James Stevens, R. Richardson, ,D. Kennedy, Count Rosebud, Boron Littleflnger F. Arentlne, G. N. Gray, D. Granville, P. Gazanova, W. Wood. A. Goodiso, L. Pascal, T. Pascal, A. Brogden, Mrs Brogden. Miss Brogden, Fisher, T. T. Gamble, Tinne. Mrs Tinne and F. seven children and maid, Messrs A. H. Little, W. H. Raoe, A. Preece. W. Coap. A. Mills. Means B, Mills, D. Mill?, and A. c. Gray, Seoond cabin: McArthur, G. V. Winks, A. P. Hart, Lanbrlght, 8. Lawrence, and C. Weller. Steerage: Misses M. Neveo, Julia Cooper, and and Messrs:J. P. Halsey, W. P/mter, W. Carson, J. Hayl3 N. O'Brien, JJ. Brown, N. Suckle, C. B. Walker, G. Simmons, H. Porter, J. Rigby. J. Johnson, G. 8. Murray, J. W. Hall. V. Jenkins, 8. Dunn, T. Kenny, H. Love. C. R. Smith, J. Cooper, T. S. Suckle, R. Taylor, B. Morris, A. Alexander, S. Conrad, and five Indians. Cabin for Sydney: His Excellency H. W. Dcs Voeux and servant, Lady Dcs Voeux and two children and two maids, Captain C. Herbert, Hon. Goo. Eden, Messrs J. Tetterman, A. Ireland, C. Blake, J. W. Baldwin, J. Doaohamps, J. Donavan, C. Donavan, Stewart. R. Stewart, iun., Collins, W. Langborne, Webb, Theophilus Hoale, K. BhaWjJ. R. Soutar Lester. Henry, Goo. Trulove, William (Rhodes, A. Harrison, B. D. Walker, J, D. Walker, Misses D. Thompson, Stewart, N, Stewart, Webb, Soutar, Me3dames Tottorman, Stirling, and child and maid, Stewart, Collins, Webb, E. Shaw and child and mold, Soutar. William IRhodes. Second cabin for Bydney: Messrs Thomas Welsh, G. H. Tog hold. M. S. Williams, H. King. E. Pascoe, N. MoHeiff, A. J. Cohen, J. Navale, Josiah Graham, J. Graham, George C. Hall, C. Christian, C. Robinson, P. Callaghan, R. Montague, Gordon Jamee, G. H. Sanford, C. Flynn, W. Campbell, Mesdames Francin Evans, K. Pasooe and child. J. Lott and child, C. Christian and two children,—s, a. Beardeloy, Agent.