EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4528, 3 December 1884, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Pot Ada C. Owen, for Apiang—l6o mnts sugar, W9 sacks flonr, 100 tins and S5 crates bisonits, 3o ; kegs beef, 20 boxes soap. SO bags rico. 41 cases beer, 18 cases preserved flsh, £0 cases brandy, oO «asoß geneva, 30 cases and 6 hall-barrels "salmon, and sundries.

Per Eleanor Vernon, for New York-3,133 cases kauri gum.

, Inwards Coastwise.—Reward, from Monsronui. with 24,500 ft timber: A riolet, from Thames, with 16,000 ft timber; Whangaroi, from Whangarei. with 15 tons coal.

Outwards Coastwise.—Reward, for MonKonni; Violet, for Thames; Lizzie, for Tairna; Whangarei, for Whanßarei.

A telegram published in another colnnin announces numerous changes amongst officers in tie Union Company's service.

The barque Notero finished coaling H.I.G.M. Albatross this morning, and dropped anchor a abort distance further down the harbour.

The three-masted schooner EoorjsyKoes from hero to Kaipara in charge of Capt. Francis. At Kaipara she will load timber for Dunedin.

Unfavourable weather having dolayed operations on the s.s. Herald, now in dock, her departure for Greymouth has been postponed fill 5 p.m. to-morrow.

Tho Thames Btcamer Rotomahana will be docked for cleaning at high water this evening or to morrow morning.

Tho p.s. City of Cork was sold by auction at Mr X.C.. Greenwood's Mart this morning for £120. The purchaser was Mr Lanigan, dock contractor.

V' .The schooner Agnes Donald has oloarod at the Customs (or Apiang. Tho barque Atlantic goes from hero to Adolaldo in ballast. She entered out at the Customs to-day. The barque (Jetton cleared at the Customs to"clay for Adelaide, whither she goes in ballast. . • The as. Argyle leftWaitara for tho Manukou at 7.55 p.m. yesterday, and roturned to port at 9 p.m.. owing to an accident which occurred to her machinery. A schooner coastwise, probably tho Marinw, from Russell, was signalled this morning, and anchored outsido the North Head. The barque Mountain Laurel has almost com' ploted her loading for London at the Railway Wharf. She will most likely sail during the present week. Tho new three-masted schooner Mailo is expected to leave on her maiden voyage to Tonga j to-morrow. Her cargo includos 70,000 feot ol • The sehoonor Eleanor Vernon sailed for New York this afternoon. She took a full cargo of gum, ralnod at £15,351. Passenger—Mr C. B. Rathbone. ' Tho B.s. Arawata will probably arrive from i Fiji either th.iß evening or early to-morrow, r- The 8.8. KotoffiKhand, from Melbourne, via Southern porl 8, left Gisborno for this port at lUS n.m. to-day, and may therefore be expeoted bets about 10 a.m. to-morrow, ' Tho Westport Coal Company's s.s. Orawaiti bow discharging at the Sugar Company 8 wharf, goes from here to Westport. She will probably take her dopacturo this evening. The barque r.aira came down from the Sugar Company's works this morning, and was borthed at Queen-street Wharf, where sho will discharge ./-.the balance of her cargo of coaL The brigantino Ada C. Owen sailed for Rarotonga this morning early. Passengers:' Messrs J. Elder, Ah Whine, and one nativo. The brißantine Omaha left for Chatham Islands at 8 a.m. to-day, with the following passengers:' Mrs Anderson and family (3), Meisrs Hood, Dick. Gibbs, Bollard, Kerry, ■' Browning, Wyatt, Talbot, and Hobbs. Tho S.S. Clansman arrived from Tauranga at an early hour this morning with the following passengers:—Messrs Peacock. P. Wright, ■ Sisden. Hammond, McDonald <2>, McCausland,Miß3K.Cinnamon,Mesdame3McLaughllii, m 'Bimms, Judge Wilson. The Clansman left •;.!'■= again for Whangarei at 10 a.m. . i