EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 4325, 26 March 1884, Page 2

EXPORTS.

PcrEingaropmo, for Sydney—HO sacks oats, 139 casks limejuice, 350 sacks maize. 330 sacks sharps, C 6 kegs butter, 20 bdls tow, _7pkgsnails.

Inwards Coastwise.—Progress, from Wbaa--gopoua, with 27,000 foot timber; Fannie, from fi whangapoua, with 28,000 feet timber. Outwards CoASTWisE.-Start, for Russell; ~-,.-,.". lYcigreoS, for Whangapoua; Fannie, for Whan- ;: littpoua. The .hip Brenhilda sailed early this morning . tor Lyttelton, whoro sho is to load for London. Tha brig Anna Bell arrived at Sydney from . lio_j.on.ui on tho 14th Inst , Tho brigantine Aratapu left Sydney for Kai- , j» pardon March 21. • Tm barque Cabarfeidh, for Eaipara, and sohdoner Nightingale, for Auckland, were load'iixg at Newcastle on tho 19th Instant. . , The barque Bella Wary and brlgantino Ada ... -' U Owen were docked to-day for a general overhiul. The schooner Energy arrived at Greymouth . from this port yesterday. The brigantine Meg Merrfles was at Levuka on March 19. The brigantine Ransom, for Mltcho'l Group, and the barque St Lawrence, for Eaipara, entered out at the Customs to-day. Th ii barque Glenrosa, 835 tons, was loading at a.. London for Auokland on Feb. 8. 1 - IVrP. andO. steamer Rome, to leave London oa Feb. 28. Mr and Mrs Archie Clark, Infant, and nurse, nan hooked as passengers for Auckland. 'I'll a barque Deva, from London for Auckland, ... was off Shanklin (Isle of Wight) on Feb. S. '■- the tonnage loading on the berth at London on Jan. 31 for Australia and New Zealand I amounted to 44,715 tons. Messrs Staley, Radford __ Co. quote rates from : - London to Auckland: Rough measurement, .- . - :s0_;: fine, 10s: liquids, 50s; weight, 30s; cement, ;"_ per cask; beer, lOd per doz„ salt 30s. The barque Amazon, Captain Nordbach, cleared at tne Customs for London to-day with tho following cargo:—Leather, valued at £79; ■---. flax, £103; wool, £2,102; tallow. £1.737; grass _eed, i 8130; cobra. £4,080; gum, £!i&; preserved i meat, £330. Total declared value of cargo, .::. i-..3;_., 'the 5... Waitaki anl.-cd from Whangarei •Mr!}■ iiLi morning, with tbo following passcn- _:-.-•« :—>l<*_r. Puifonl, Jams, Brown, Harp. l.upton. f.luindlcy (2i. Rartlev. !!ow«r_, Brooks, ' . T. -Morrin, i"it_i. urald. and Master Cole. Tho .-.-*. Munapoeri arrived from Russell this -"-■ niTatii-: with Ü bays gum. arid the following ji-ssongers: -Messr. Adams, Rigby, W. G. t'iulli^p.vßraekanrigg, O'Brien, White, Misses Manning and ; Nutter, Master Elliott, Mrs I'iiipps. J§ Tho barque Grasmcre, from Auckland via Nowcastlo,arrivedatSanFranoiscoonFebruary - 3. On the previous day she collided with the Strathearn. Her port quarter and bow were v badly damaged, likewise fore and mizen masts c , and rigging. I Tho barque Loch Bradan commenced loading for London this morning, when Bhe received a a\c. j, ''"'jS-fMifflto-' SiS-^tßs-ha-gtnS coal Into tii. u-wjner Hiuemoa. The Government steamer Hiuemoa did noc 'cave for Whangarei last evening, as expeoted, Captain Falrchild having made arrangements by which It become equally profitable for the vessel to coal here." The Hinemoa was to-day engaged receiving coal from the barque Loch Breden. She will remain in this port until Monday. y. The ~_._. Rlngarooma left for Sydney this ' • afternoon. Passengers — Mrs Dal-iel, Misses ■ Calllau (2), Mr and Mrs Ralph, Messrs H. m Bussell, Holdship, Wellcr, Camel, Carr, v: Harker, Ralph, Jackson; Roberts, Wyllo, Williams. Caldwell, Houston, Nathan, Man'ord, Matson, Webb, Lanf ton, J. C. Jones, i-- • Balrd, Deare. Balsiel, C. Robley, Buchanan. i__, - Tho brigantine Lady Mabel arrived from Mew York last night after a passage of 128 days. She left New York on Nov. 18th, and experienced good Weather almost through the entire trip. She had no N.E. trades, and the S.K. trades proved light. . North Cape was passed on the 22nd inst. aud port reached as above. The Lady Mabel brings a full cargo for this port. The barque Crnsader (Captain Scotland), consigned to Mr A. Heather, which left London for * * this port on Feb. 6, brings the following passengers :—Second Cabin: Mr and Mrs Day and - , . child, Mr and Mrs Brown and three children, Mr and Mrs Syers, Miss Bushby, Miss Gilbert, Miss Oaksford, ___> F. I). Broughton, Mr Thomas Bridges. Steorago: Mr and Mrs Radford and family (ti), Mr and Mrs Lovegrove and family (10), Mr and Mrs Priestley, Miss Priestley, J. C. Murray.