IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 4305, 8 March 1884, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Energy, from Creymouth—2s7 tons coal, 10 tons coke. I |Ex s.s. Penguin—2so boxes petroleum candles, 100 sacks flour (red lion brand).—G. VV. Binney.

Inwards Coastwise.—Kriemhilda.fromWhangaroa, w'th ao,3ooft timber; Mahurangi, from Command.1!!, ffi ballast; Mercury, from Tairua, with 23,7061!; timber; Progress, Jfrom Whangapoua. with3!),ooofttimber; Paku, from Tairua, with 25,400 ft timber; Rata, from Waiara, witn 1710R3.

Outwards Coastwise.—Mann, for Tairua Progress, for W hangapoua.

Tho schooner Gisborne is advertised to leave on or about Wednesday next for Gisborne and tho East Coast.

The brig signalled this afternoon proved to be tho Albert the tho Good, put back.

The brigantihe Myrtle loft Hokianga for this port yesterday.

The brigantlne Bannockburn left Hokianga for Queensland yesterday.

Thcro was no sign of the s.s. lona. from Tauranga, up to a.late hour this afternoon. Sho lias probably been detained by bad weatho-.

The schooner Queen arrived from Hokianga this morning with J" totara piles, and 0 tons gum.

The barque Jules Marie, for Melbourne |v!a Kaipara proceeded as far as the North Head yesterday afternoon, and anchored Ito await a favourable breeze to enable her to continue tho voyage.

The three-masted schooner E».;rgy left Greymouth on 2Uth February, and arrived here this morning.

The schooner Torca entered outwards at the Customs to-day for Guam. She |?oes from here in charge of Captain Robinson, and 13 expected to proceed to Elisabeth Reef for the purpsse of recovering the cargo from thl) wreck ot the schooner Alma, wmeh is said to still remain there.

The s.s. Waitnki arrived from Waitaki yesterday with the following passengers:— Mesdames Munro, Shcphard, Knagga. Annan and children, James, Miss Bunting, Messrs James, J. H. Dalton; Fraser, G. IT. Wilson, Johnson, Robert Bartley. E. J. White, Knaggs, Gibson, Still, Crispe, and four in the steerage.

Tho s.s. Wellington arrived from Russell at 11.15 p.m. yosterday. Passengers :—Mrs Allen, Miss Cantlin, Mrs Warner, Mrs Bigg, Mrs Phillip, Misa Impey, Miss Wriggs, Miss Dancrln, Messrs Cant, Stephenson, S. Jogger, Longdill, Dangin. T. R. Jamieson, Macintosh, R. P. Hodge, Williams, and 5 steerage.

The Penguin arrived from Oamaru at 9.30 this morninft. She loft Oamaru at 8.30 p.m. on the Ist, calling at all ports. Experienced fresh N.E.N. Minds and heavy swell till off Kaikouras; fresh N.W, gale and high sea to arrival at Wellington; fresh easterly wind and sea to Tauranga. After leaving latter port, encountered strong N.E. galo and heavy beam sea, causing ship to labour heuvily till off Mercury Island; thence light N.E. wind, accompanied by heavy rain showers till arrival. Passengers :-Saloon: Messrs Pierson, Do Veaux, Mitchell, J. Downey, Davis, Kllis, Moss, Gillibrand. Steerage: Messrs Thomas, Lowo, Donsott, Erakine, Hill, Lament, Jackson and family (2), .7. Macarcth. For Lovuka—Saloon: Mrs Luck and family (2). Steerage: Mr Yorke. We arc inkobtod to Mr John Waldio (purser) for press parcels, reports,, etc.