IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 243, 15 October 1886, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per V.'ild Wave-200 tons coal and 90S sacks bo;\ea.

Outwakmi CoAST-wiHE.—Rata, from Wuiara, with 21 lcgi: Norah. from Waiura, with SS.tiOOft timber; Waiteinata,. from Whangapoua, with 21 loga.

Captiin Norris 13 to tako chargo of Messrs 8 oto Bros, fcarqucj Alcestis at the muff.

The.chooser Huufla ißle, which loft Tiraaru for thia port on October 9, was ofF Kaat Cape Ctpe on Tuesday last

■i ho throe-roasiod scHooner Silver Cloud was exptcted to leavu .Nowvastls far Auckland on tho 6th iust.

The p.s. lona arrived frOiTJ Graat Barrier this morning. Passengers—Messrs Warner, Putt, anl Henarty.

Tha schooner Ocean arrived from Opotiki this morning. Sheorporiencsd viaysuwmy weather, during which her jibboom carried nwuy.

Captain Amodeo, of tho a c. Jona, rsports the birqiics Modurn and Kaaai loaiitng- m Mercnry Hiy fuv Au-ii-Aii-m ports. There »re »s> vosaals 'j.idingat Tm'rua.

Tho b'irquo Nol.ro left part of lmr Kim^erley C irap uns.ilfl at Frcemautte. aud lsft thus pOl-t oa Woonesdnrlaat lor Newcastle, where »Ac is Vj loud for a New £oaland port.

Tho Perth Steam Navigation Company- bae b oh projected in London with n capital ri .«;0 000. o.' whioh jBsO.UIO is to bo raisetf Suimediutely.-

"inn baruue Lultferworth will complete loadioK nt-:ut a p.m. tomorrow, clear at theCuv tjnis tiurini; tho nmruing. and If tho weather Drove favourable, sail for London direct in the afternoon.

Cdytain W- Fwo^uhar, ot the b.b. Claneman, l-doortii tho arrival of tho barque Phicnix at Whmiiarca from a.uskland, via Great Barrier, aaci loiding at WiKßiat*'a mill'; also tbo threoinsS*ed schooner Jetsie. loaoVing atMongonul.

The a.s. Cianeman arrived from Rueoell and Northern ports enrly this rnorniiig: Paseent'ers -Meanaraes Philson, Gow, Austin. Misses Davieoi', Williams, Ueery, Rsva. H. Bu 1 and W H. Mahoney. Messrs McL«od, Mnlcney, BraTiley. Godfrey. Bsaton, Wallace. Groouway, Earl. Toms. Gpw, Decry. Wood, .P/own, Adaaisoa, Taurua, Comer, We.'lby, JMkinc. Dir.veoa, and thi:t*en in the steerage.

As our readers will observe from our atJ^erÜblqz 0 jlumß, tho Now Zaaland Shipping C<W*pam 'a R.M.a. Ruapehu Is to sail from Wellington for London direct on 1 huraday next- Her iia-ajngeri will have ta leave Auckland by the H b.td. train on Tuesday, the 19th inßt., for Onehunga, so that intending paasengera s|iould lose no tiaio in securing iheir passages.

1 ho s s. Wolli*gton arrived from WhanKarei early to-day. Pasaenger«:—Saloon: Meadainea V/ilifht, lirown, MeLeorJ.snd Hay.MlSßen Stone and Makgi. Mr and Mrs Bain, Mr and Mra Holman, Mr and Mrs Mayall, Native, Mesß.B Ilarvor, Warkfy. McCready, Holman, Hum phi eye, Prituhard. Wright, Wakelin, MoSiashan, Levy. Malu, Smith, Reea, Cant, SlcKensie, anil 2 atetr.igf.

Ths hriß Wild Wave, which arrived from Newcastle thia morning, experienced some very heavy weather. Cay tain G. F. U»Ties reports having Bulled on the 4:h instant. After tho first twelve houra out, enoountered a heavy B-S-W. gdle. which lasted for sevecal days. Just as it was moderating, a hoavy sea broke on board and smashed the longboat. Passe d Three Kings on fVedncsday lost, and waa towed alongside tho Railway Wharf at 8 a.m. to day. Passenger —Mr Wm. Short.