EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 4277, 8 February 1884, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per Stanley, for Noumca-4.500 sacks flour, 80 tina biscuits, 40 kegs beef, 12 cases meats, 100 saofcs brim, 30 cheese and B cases cheese, 5 kegs buttor and 1,253 pieces timber.

Inwards Coastwise.—Norah, from Winra, with ,in,oooft. of logs; Mercury, from Tairua with 2l,Uolft. timbor; Fanny, from Whangaponn, with 27.000 ft. tinrber; Moohau, from Omalia, with 13,000 ft. timber. 11 tons llrowood.

Outwards Coastwise.—No rah, for Wiara; Mookau, for Omaha.

Tho briguntino Stanley cleared at the Customs to-day for Noumea with a full cargo as per import list.

1 hero will ho no steamer leaving the South for Melbourne I his week, the Wnirnrapa being unable to perform her usual trip, owing to detention in Dimediiidock. The U'nihora, which left tins port yesterday afternoon, will be the next steamer for Melbourne.

The a.s. Macsregor arrived from Whangarei early this morning with SSO cases fruit, 75 sacks gum. 50 sacks potatoes, 12 hhds. ale, 20 boxes OgBS, 6 crates fowls, 10 sacks seed, 3 bales wool, andlhofollowinifpassengers: MissesMcDonald, S. Adair, Fieee, Messrs Mullen, Anderson (2), U alkcr, Wrack, Sinclair, anil 1 steoroKC.

Tho discharge of cargo from tho Doric was continued to-day, but hud not been completed up to a late hour. It is expected sho will leave lov tho Sontli to-morrow afternoon.

Tho s.s. Omapore arrived from Tauranga and southern ports ftt 3 a.m. today. Passengers: Miy Stock and 2 children, Mr D. B. Watt and child, Messrs J. Mortloek, A. Forsaith, Shardon, Mr and Mrs Graham and family, and 3 steernge,