IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 118, 27 May 1885, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Por Crufvulor—l9 hogsheads china, G crates chamber sets, 13 cases fenders, 12 cases lamps, 3 oases glaes shades, G cases glassware, 1 case bird cages,—H C. Hanchard, Lorne-stroot.

iNWAuus Coastwise.—Janet, fw>ni WhanKiirui Heads, with 800 bushels lime; Nellio, from WhanKapoua, with 30.C00!t tirabor.

Outvahds Coastwise.—Lizotto for Thames Janet, for Whanparoi Heads.

The 8.3. Triumph was expected to leave for Southern ports about 1 this afternoon. She t-Hkcs a Email \iuantity o£ sundry cargo from this port.

The barque Loongana was berthed at Queen street wharl lato this afternoon.

Tho barqne Lach Unnihe hauled off from the •wharf this morning, preparatory to failing for Calcutta.

Tho brieantine Clansman was bovthed at tho Hallway wharf this morning.

Tho s.s. Wellington arrived from Tauranga this morning. Passenger*:—Rev. Mr Burrows, Ynnd. Mos>s Tatahiwr, Mrs Hick, Mies Mnnro, Mriletcalfe.

Captnin* J. TJcKunzin was tho successful tenderer for fliaehargo of tho ship Crusador. This vessel was berthed at the end of Queen- : trcct whavf to-day.

Tho brigantino Mathilde cleared at the CusSnms to Jay for Lisbon with original cargo ol i.50 tons copra.

I'ho s.s. Tor.a wa3 floated out of dook last "Ovoninj;. Sho 19 to resume bor mnnioK to jVlcrcury Bay and Tairua at 7 p m. to-day.

The schooner Marion (Larsen) left Timaru for Thumeß on tho 16th inst. with 30 sacks wheat, »Bftncks sharps, )40 sacks braD, and 650 sackti flour

Tho Anukland pohoorer Hantla Isle arrived at Tlmaru yesterday with coal from Newcastle. Sho wi.'l probably load at Timartt for this port.

Tho three-masted schooner Energy left Porl Chalmuw for this port yesterday.

Tho as To Anau left for Hussell last evening. Slio will return hero on Thursday morning and proceed South about noon same day.

ZZ I ho tonnoga loading on tho berth at London on April { for Australia and New Zealand amounted to 17,303 tons.

Freights at London for Now Zealand ports on April 10 wore quoted:-By steamer, 103 to 60s; by galling vessel, 25a to 355.

'The s.B. Arawata left Port Chalmers yesterday lor Auckland, with tho following passengers :— Miaaca Hicks, Holmes, Shaekelford, Void, Mr and Mm Board and family (3), Mr and Mrs Brett, Mr and Mrs James and two children. Mr and Mrs Kemp, Captain Onylrton, Messrs Birks U), K«lnaslcy. and 11 steerage The Arawata may bu expected hero on Saturday.