EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XII, Issue 3547, 19 December 1881, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per Enterprise, for Lyttelton (to bo loadod nt Tatmo)-30 tons doors and saßhes, 59,000 foot sawn timber.

Inwards Coastwisk.—Triad, from Ohinoinuri, with 100 tolegraph poles; Persoveranco, from Sandspit, with 300 bushels-ravel; Totara, from Port Charles, with 20,000 feet timber; Reward, from Whangarol, with 69 tons ooal. 2j tons gum; Lagoon, from Omaha, with 20,000 feet baulk timber; Mana, from Talrua, with 21,970 feet timber.

OnTWAKDS Coastwis*.—Perseverance, for Waiheke: Lagoon, for Whitongi; Fanny, for Talrua; Mana, tor Whltangl.

The 8,8, Rotomahana left Glsborne nt 8 30 a.m. to-day, and may therefore be expected hero about the same hour to-morrow morning.

The brlgantlno Knterprlso cleared at the Customs for Lyttelton via Talrua to-day. She loads timber at the latter port.

The band of the Russian cruiser Africa came on shore at 2 o'olock to-diy, and procooded by ■bus to Remuera, where they porform for the benefit of visitors to the Mayor's garden party.

The brlgantlno Roderick Dhu. left Melbourne on the Ith ult„ exoerienosd light N.W. ond variable weather during the passage, and arrived in harbour at 2 p.m, to-day.

The brlgantlno Banncokburn is loading bonedust at Melbourne, for Waikato,

Tho sohooner Orphans has entered oat at the diatoms for Savage Island.

The barque Espeoulador cleared at tbe Cub" toma to-day for a whaling cruise. She proceeds southward.

The eohooner Nightingale was expected to loavo Melbourne for Kalpara In ballast about the Bth instant.

Tho s.s Macgregcr crossed Waltara Bar at 7 a.m. to-day. and may, therefore, be expected to arrive at Onehunga lato thia evening. She sails again for Opunpake and Wanganul at 10 a.ra. to-morrow.

The b.s. Rowena is advertised for Hokianga on Thursday, from Onohunga.

The barque John Knox is loading timber at the Railway Wharf. She will be full about the end of the week, and will then take her departure for Sydney.

The new ferry steamer "Victoria got up steam on Saturday afternoon, and had a spin down the harbour as far as tno lighthouse. She had a rnn with the Takapuna, and passed her easily. The official trip will probably take place on Thureday.

The Kalpara Steamship Company notify in our advertising columns that the as. Durham wUl.ln future, leave Helonsville for the Northern Walroa after the arrival of the Friday afternoon train from Auokland, returning from Dargaville on Monday morning, In addition to her usual Tuesday's trip. This alteration will enable passengers to reach Dargaville early on Saturday.