EXPORTS.
Per ROtomahana, for Melbourne and South,— Fot Poverty Bay-^5- quarter-oasks brandy, i kens Bhot, 2 parcel caps; 10 coils we..1. 1 Pf)*; ages flah, 9 boxes nails, 2 bars iron, 3 bnds alo, 5 Banks oyßtere, 2 sacks' onions, 12 trunks, 10 coils ropo. 160 packages sundry merohaudise. For Napier-21 bundles tow, 2 bars iron.4 packages and i cases flab, 1 bale bedding, 6 caBOB hops, 6 cases blue, 22 sacks oysters, 10 boxes tin, 20 bores tea, 2 BtoVes. 107 packages, bales and cases sundry morcoandise, cor Wellington—33 paoks oysters, 1 paokago books, 9 casks oil, 1 piano, 2 tents, 25 packages and parcels sundries.—For Lyttelton—l9 sacks oysters. 12 bags psannts, I cases fruit, ¥1 sacks, 4'bales, 9 paokages and cases sundries. For Dnnedin-50 cases salmon, 6 canes gum, 10 empties, 2 hhds ale, 20 coils wire, 43 baga coffee, 3 canes plants, i parcels. For Oamaru-3 trunks. For Timartf—3 oases. For Melbourne—sß casks limojulco, 2 packages snndne?.
Inwards Coastwisr. — Reward, from Wbangarei, with 60 tons coal; Atalanta, from Whaogarei, with 48 tons coal; Mercury, from Tairua, with 21,765 feet timber; Perseverance, l'rom Waiheke, 3CO bushels Bhingle.
Octwabds Coastwise. — Mahurangi, for Awanui; Atalanta, for Whangaroi ;• Perseverance, for Waiheke ; Gem, for Tairua. The barquentino George Noble arrived at Timaru from Newcastle yesterday.
Tho brigs Wave, and Fawn, have arrived' at Port Chalmora from Newcastle.
The brigantino Liziie Guy left Tauranga- for Auckland in ballast on Sunday last.
The schooner Columbia arrived at Tauranga from Rufsell with 80 tons ooal on Friday last.
The B.S. Fingal, from Morcory Bay last, evening, brought 18 head cattle, 17 packages sundries, and eight passengers.
The schooner Jessie left Kaiapoi for this port on the 4th inrt., with 100 sacks sharps, and 700 sacks potatoes!
Messrs Fairbarn, Connor, and a prisoner, were passengers by the s.s. Kotomahana from Russell to-day.
The brigantine Helena hns been docked to undergo some necessary repairs.
The barque Thames has cleared cut at the Customs for Now York.
The barque Looh Dee is rapidly filling up for London. A large number of cases gum wore taken in to-day.
The barque Waratah, Captain McArthur, ly" lnK at Tsuranga, cleared at tho Customs to-day for Hobart in baEast, to sail on Thursday, tho 12th ult.
The Union Company's s.B. Kotomahana took her departure for Melbourne via Southern ports shortly betoro 1 a,m. to-day. Passengers:— Metdamea Forbes and ohid, Simonß and Noonin, Misses Gibbons and Asher, and Messrs Owen (2; Barstow, Jackson, Williams and two sons, and Hod. F. Whitsker.
Tho B.s. Wellington arrived from Tauranga early this morning, bringing the following paasoogers :-Mra Mo naw, Misaes Hamilton and Mclntyre, Messrs Peters, Bromfleld, Claroborougb, Adams. Dignan, Grey. Simpson, Uraham, Teasdalo, Buchanan, Wagner, Oge, Camllffe, Clarke, Rossnow, Whelan, and two prisoners—Barfleld and a native.
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Auckland Star, Volume XII, Issue 3367, 12 May 1881, Page 2
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