EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4520, 24 November 1884, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per Arcadia, for Habaai—TOO pieces timber, SO cases biscuits, 12 kegs beef, 19 cases meats, and sundries.

ARRIVAL OF THE OAMARU.

• The ship Oamaru arrived from London early on Sunday morning, the passage having occupied 95 days. The Oamarn is a large Iron vessel of 1,306 tons, under tho Shaw. SoviUe, and Albion Company's flag, and Is in charge of Capt Maxwell. The chief officer is Mr Beard, and the second officer is Mr Little. She brings only part cargo for this port, the balance being for the BIuJF. The Oamaru brings 60 passengers, all in goodhealth. ThevesselwasvisitedbytheHealth Officer yesterday, and passed. The Oamaru left London on the 19th August, and Start Point on the 23rd, Light N.E. winds, with exceptionally fine weather from that out, prsvailed to latitude 12dog. N. A continuance ot southerly winds forced the vessel over to the Brazilian coast, within about 100 miles from Pernambuno. The Equator was crossod on the 17th of September in long. 26 W.,and the S.K. trades wora picked up in lac 3deg. S. The trades proved fresh, and carried the vessel to la *. 30deg. 8., -when they wore succeeded by fresh westerly winds, which lasted for two days, during which some little better progress was made on her onward course.' Easterly weather had to be contended against for the next six days, which ■left the vessel in 39Jeg. 8., and slightly to the westward ot Tristan d'Acunha. Ran down the

' eastings oh the parallel of 43deg. until past tho , I Crozetta. when the wind again proved troublesome, setting in from the K.N.8., ■ which drove tho ship down to 48deg. 8. From ■ there light N. and N.E. to> variable winds prevailed aud continued until in the meridian of

'Tasmania, which was crossed on the 9th '■' November. Light N. to N.E. airs and calms - pro vailed thence to the New Zealand coast, the - Three Kings being sighted on the 20th inst. at - 11 a.m.; North Cape was rounded at 6 p.m. the " siime day. The uamaru brings the following -Passengers: Saloon—Mr Edw. and Mrs ■ Jonrdain, Wra. Jourdain, Mr Harold Jourdain, Jlr Lionel Jourdain, .Miss Lora Jourdain, ' Master Godfrey Jourdain, Mr* L. C. MoCanE dlish, Miss KUen Jourdain, Misa Edith JourIdatn, Mr William H. McCandlißh, Mr Charter - M. MoOandliah. Master John A. McCandlisb,

Master George G. L. MeCnndllsh, Miss Lottie M. MoCandlfah, Misa A. M. Lennao. Seoond I cabin—Masses Lucy and Ada Fortune, Mrs ..Frances Crossley, Mr Charles W. Fenton, Mrs L. Wiuklemann and family (C), Miss " Hebecca SohoQeld, Miss Priacilla Scott, Mr and Mrs Jacob Holt and child, Mr and Mrs George Holt. Miss S. A. Holt, Mr Alexander Steel, Mr Alexander Lang, Mrs Marie M. Dalton, Mr Tom Wilson, Mrs K. Pheney. Miss ■ /Pheney. Third cabin: J. G. Popplewell and child, James and Mra Grainger and 2 children, I Robert W. Jones. MlB S. Haydon, Misa S. M. 1 Haydon. Master G. A. Haydon, Master Knost -. Haydon, William E. Kpjght, Mark Johnson, '. Emefit Harris, John Lund, Samuel O. Garlick, . Mr and Mrs Joseph Hawkins and child.