EXPORTS

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 77, 9 April 1885, Page 2

EXPORTS

I,M__ oi__.ahana. (or Molbournc-2S bundles !____„_ l\ ldcs»nd 13 cases choose. Forllobartrw___ _. J a _' 10 s.ckß oysters. For Southern r?t_fll_"?n„ W1 ,_0805' 9t0I?' s _Bßckß maizo- W half_nM.n»'. 12p,_-? .raber. 130 blocks. 1 boxes 8 Union m __? ig__"• " _? soB Ooneva. 250 cases Rus___ R _v!,_°_- S_ msE- _£«_{" Martin, from Otali _.i_2 th.f b„» t„. ns F oal; Waitemata. from Or_wL „•'_, oft 000" _imhcr i Progress, from •virt. « £,__ 20 lofrs *.Coralie. from Whangarei. 83 ton's coa_ "^ ! Norvn1' from Bussoll. with W_!__™___ _ CoABT,W IS£.-Minnlha,(or Russell Waitomata, for Otaki ; Progress, for Orown. __£_J_ U _U_ a/«c°0,577 tons register, was to ab^utJ_nuarTis. W'lh raw 8«8ar for this port ~ Tho,' s. Clansman rcturnofl from Whangaroi Sho leaves for Tauranga toA steamer will arrivo here shortly with a full mS ut __coal for tDO steamship tt°_^S?b_?c'S. d Rrrive flom plrraoutS __!___. ho°n«r<» Sovereign and Columbia were iit 0n __ ro_ I.' 8 !o«d'nsr at Mercury Bay j-ester-to day " WOS t0 have sailed tOT Na Pior ..___.__ltohor' _vh ° « discharging tho ship _». _?_ to' e *Pßots to have the last of her cargo ™_,__.,reet_ ._•" 'he penoral cargo was out udoh heavy weights commenced JJTne barque Emc. chartorcd by Messrs Mc_______J nd __•• lßft Vavau for Cardi_ or __awh2s. ° cargo oC copra on ___f_\_°_ v sch°°n°. Olive clearod at the Cus- «__^. __ds __ a. n _. W1" Prohahly sail to-morrow. __. {? «™U at, To,"t_ with the British Consul. Wa n Fdan yd mSamok. an<l th°" g °ea °n t0 SaVage AWduS 4 cloaied at thoCus- _.__ V' 8- Glonelc: arrived from Morcury Bay B_S_Z" ir_? ?' 7 ."'• Passongers :-Mcssrs H_T_i._ S a!', tf r' *-audor- Cnrintz, Fishor, __?____• o _ttL lto' Harper. Walker, Quibble, ____*__. Bhsft? ra __ , Mlson. Mr and Mrs Laycock, Mr and Mrs Mallot. N___._,._i?__ th<_ eok _as elapsed tho ship _____ _£?f ri<wi wUI Probably have put out the }_♦___.! _.wa. rs,_ ar S°- Captain Todd Intends t J take In about 700 tons of coal here for freezing SffS" 0?, 8 »nd the bulk of it will bo from Newcastle, after which the vessel will go to Napier Londoa 15' 000 carcaßo3 a-utton for Owing to the re oommencement of blasting operations to secure a greater depth of wator ot the end of the Railway Wharf, the barque tMenlora has been removed to Queen-street Wharf, where Bhe will complete loading for L/mdon. Tho greater part of her cargo is already shipped. The schooner Aurora arrived from Tonga to"ay. Sho loft Auckland on February 14 arrived at Tonga Oa February 24; left again on tho 2»th for Samoa, arriving thore on the 9th March; left again on 16th for Friondly Islands,snd thore loaded a cargo of oranges, leaving on tho oven_lE_?___Tsfi * Made CaP° Biett at daylight, April 5,6} days from Tonga-strong S.E winds through the passage. From thenco till arrival ¥_ v.B _ 8- anohoring off Quoen-street Wharf at 2 this morning. ■The s.B. Rotomahana left for Melbourne via the South this afternoon, with the following passengers :-For Gisborne: Major Pitt, Mesar. lirown and Johnson. For Napier: Mrs Andrews and children, Messrs Vollbracht and MarraMe. For Wellington: Mr nnd Mr* Wymnn and two children, Miss Jandrjll, Messra 1. Neal. O. E. Tucker. Roberts. Green, Yl' _n __* uiU• Por Lyttelton: Captain Maxwell, Mrs Hardie and two children, Messrs Paxtpa Shaw and HiU. For Duuodin: Miss Mitchell Mr Hill. Rev. Mr Slodo, Mrs Slade. For Hobart: Mrs Richards. Mrs and Mlbs Kichards, For Molbourne: Mr and Mrs J. Inglis, Mr Bates.