IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 174, 26 July 1887, Page 4

IMPORTS.

Per Wairarapa : 20 cases whisky, 2") cases rum, 5. cases/ tobacco, 1 case cigars, 25 -^-chests tea, 73 boxes tpa,lo cases drugs, 20 cases arrowroot, 1 package curios, 10 .sacks Hour, 40 -Vsacks' flour, 5 Sacks ammonia, 2 girders, 4 cases tables, 277 bags bone dust, 1 barrel lacquer, 82 ingots tin, 3 cases dyes, 10 pieces stone, 20 oases' cheese, 21 trunks boots, 138 cases fruit, 500 spokes, S3 pieces timber, 3 hogsheads white spirit, and sun- • dries. | .ExOamaru>from Lontl6n: 1,000 casks Portland cement, 870 bars and 1.10 bundles bar iron, 200 reels galvanised barb wire, '.10 kegs steel fencing staples, 1(5 'ca,sk'a plain sheet zinc, 1 cask perforated zinc, 10 rolls sheet lead, 1 cask sal ammoniac, 5 casks- blue stone, 4 casks mixed paints, 150 kegs zinc white, 4 casks dry colours, 12 boxes raddle, -12 casks and 75 kegs paints -in oil, 7 casks pitch, 20 drums Stockholm tar,- 2 bales bbijer felt, JSO kegs itnd 3 casks white'lead, "■l5O bundles galvanised hoop irqn, 100 boxes, coke tfnplates, 4GO bundles fencing wire, 3J, cases lamp chimneys, 75 bundles wood hoop, 251 bars and 22 bundles angle iron. 15,000 feet galvanised gas tube, ,3. easier fittings, 1 cask plough wings, 2 casks patent closets, 1 cask plate locks, latches, rhat and eoat-Jiooks-, etc.7,l case best E.P. ware, 4 cases-tinware^coal yaees, lanterna, etc., 4 cases ranges, 3 casks Avery's scales, 1 cask axle pulleys,3 cases Simplex sausagcmachines, 10 casks stampd steel millv-pans,, 2 cases Bentall's chaff-cutters, 2' casks sundry holloware, 4 casks tee hinges, 1 case tin tacks, 2 cases sausage-fillers, wood knobs, butter prints,-.l cask tower'bolts, door-springs, etc., 7 casks tested coil chain, 6 bales brown wrapping paper, 1 cask rattraps, split links, etc., 2 bundles shovels, 12 casks horse-shoes, 8 casks bolts and nuts, 2 casks charcoal irons, 1 cask hay..-.luiives and _ -fern - scythes, 1 cask an^le brackets, hooks; &c. ;■ 7 cases Milner's fireproof safes,*, doors'; 1 case T£ehrick's butts, 3 bundles wood riddles, 5 casks enamelled boiler, jars, boxes ; 1 cask stamped tinware, 1 cask cut" tacks, 8 biindles S -and J spades, 40 kegs deck spikes, 1 case steel crushing rolls, 1 case nickel-silver spoons, , forks ; '1 cask till ''lock's,' padlocks," and range cocks ; 14 packages HoAvard's ploughs, harrows ; 5 eases Hornsby's ploughs, 1 balo yacht marline, 1 case I.R. insertion, 1 case oilskins, 3 casks Cannes oil, SO kegs white lead.—T. and S. Momn arid Co. (Limited). . ;

r- Ex Tonic, from London': 1 bale Hepburn's •pump butts, 1 case leather belting, 1 case table cutlery, 2 cases copper. ..rivets and washers, 2 cases cabinet brassfoundry, spirit levels, band chains, etc., J, case I. R. belting, 2 cases japanned padlocks, 2 cases Oilpin's tools, 1 case Sheffield tools, 1 case Chatwin's stocks and dies, 1 case Round's E.P. spoons and forks, 2 casks best Sheffield E % .P. goods,l case Seimen's water meters, 3 cases screws, 10 flasks quicksilver, 39 bales can\as for Government railways.—T. and S. Mprrin and Co. .(Limited). • ..-.. . • V . Ex,Clifeis, from Calcutta :. 200 cases cast6r oil/ 12; bales ore Bags.—T." and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited).

Ex Ruapehu, from London;: 250 cast-iron pipes, 1 case German tools, 1 case Hornsby's plough fittings, 1 case fishhooks and flips, Jk cafee patent.gas;burners, 1 case cast" steel, 2 cases 5 bundles doublo,shear steel, 4 cases S and J saws, 2 caseslamp wicks,! case Cartland's brass foundry, J case assorted tinware, 1 case Gaudy's cotton bolting. —T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited).

Ex Centurion, from London : 1,500 casks cement, 320 bundles hoopiron,..4oo reels galvanised barb wire, 118, plates ;iron, 20 ingots L and F tin, Teases plain galvanised iron, 15 barrels 20 drums tar, 20 bales oakum, 20 kegs A.F. grease, 110 drums oil, 60 rqfis '62 bundles"" b'uekets, 2. casks frypans,' 6' cases' portable forges, 1 case Scotch stoves, 4 cases horse nails, 3 casks chest hinges, 1 case tinned wire, 36 axle arms, 1 bundle flour sieves, lease chain web, 12 bags wire clothes lines, 33 bundles galvanised tubs and coal scoops, 9 crates felt, 16 boxes scythe stones, 1 case garden shears," 20 vices", 10 anvils",* 47 packages sluice valves, hydrants, S3 bundles shoe tip ,irpn, 3 packages' Tangye's tools, 12 bundles, 'copper boilers,' 133 sets steel-wheels and axles, 130 bundles hoop iron, 70 ..boxes tinplates, 10.drums Neatsfoot^ojU 1 qijsk babbits, metal," 80 drums' linseed,' 130 drums colza oil, 3 cases soft steel sheets, 345 :kegs wire nai15,..12 rolled iron-.girders* 18 bdls epades,!;l2 pairs cftrrori ,box|s, 1 cask padlocke,false ; links, and swivels, Tease churns, s rat-traps,' ; - blind' /coxd, 1 " cask brush ware, 4 bales'cotton waste, 1 cask stamped basing, 3, cases, Jonesjs"travelling trunks, 14 pkgs Howard-l.arrowsi; 3 casks tee hinge^^T, and S. Morrin and Co. (Ld:) Ex Routenbock, from Glasgow; .1,435 and S. Momo Co. (Limited). ™ b^i&JJ;. ?&J*nS*m .«»^wYwfku 50 cSiJ fo?fc of,.P a*.-80~««e«- turps, 6 »cVSe^ ur^l2 n°Sg2

nails, 51 packages carriage woochvare, spokes, shafts, hoods, 8 packages Randall harrows, 4 packages lampware, 1 cask chandeliers, 1 case shelf brackets, 1 case hog ringers, 1 case lamp burners, 2 cases tinware, 1 case R.P. shovels, 7 cases oil stones, sand stones, and slips, 1 case hat hooks, 1 case carpet stretchers, 10 cases grindstone fixtures, 3 packages seed drills, i cases apple parers, 2 cases carb wrenches, 3 cases . mattocks, 1 case twist drills, 1 case C.S. rakes, 5 cases spade handles, 4> packages corn shelters, 2 cases . carriage-top leather, 3 cases 4 packages burners and lamps, 7 cases pit lanterns, 1 case lathe chucks, 1 case house traps, 1 case novelties, 2 cases saw boxes, 1 case egg beaters, 2 cases lightening hay knives, 2. cases planes, spokesknives, 12 rases shelf hardware, large assortment, 1 case revolvers-, 2 cases steel dies, 12 cases rim locks, 13. cases axle pulleys, bench screws, tinsmith's fittings, &C..1 case patent hubs, 1 case Spofford's braces, 3 cases upright drills, 8 cases rim knob locks, 1 case ship augers, 15 packages American stoves, garden pumps, 1 case new pattern lamps, 9 ; cases, axo handles, 12 crates ash oars, 8 cases copper paint.—T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited).

Ex Kaikoura, from London : 1 case air guns and slugs, 2 cases Hobbs'fi locks, &c, 1 case tinsmith's machine tools, 1 case wire tube brushes, 1 balo cotton fishing lines, 1 case sheep shears, 2 casks sheep, dinner, factory bells, 3 casks pumps, 1 case How? ard's ploughs.—T. & S. Morrin & Co. (Limited).

Ex Luttcrworfch.froinLondon: 415 bundles fencing wire, 100 kegs wire nails, 3uo tubes and 231) bundles galvanised iron gas tube, 2 cases tinned steel sheet iron, 1 case tennis goods, 1 bale chain web.l bale cotton sponge cloths, 1 case fish hooks and flics, 2 cases Oakey's glass paper, 1 case churns,pole rings, wood knobs, etc., 1 case garden syringes, bib cocks, etc., .1 cask rabbit traps, wood knobs, latches, etc., 1 case mincers, 2 cases barrel churns, etc., 1 case garden shears, Tinman's slips, ] casjfi copper boot nails, 1 case signal lights*, .'{ casks hook and eye hinges.—T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited).

The barque Loch Naw is loading at Newcastle for this port. | Tho's.s. Ohau left for Greymouth direct early last evening.

The schooner Rio arrived at Napier from Newcastle yesterday.

Cargo ox barque Victoria, recently arrived at Dunedin from Hamburg, has arrived by Union steamer.

The schooner Hawk, from Auckland, bound for .Melbourne, was passed by the Wairarapa oil North Cape yesterday morning.

The §.s. Wainui, for Fiji, and Mararoa, for Sydney, are to leave port at 5 o'clock this evening.

The " Australasian Shipping News " gives the ha'Tjiie Crasmeie na 7'J days out from Newcastle to this port.

Tiio brig Hansa arrived at London on July 13th, 223 days out from Auckland via Marshall Group.

The "Tokelau, German brigantine, was trading at the island of Nuitao, Ellice ■Gronj), on January 10th, when a gale sprang suddenly up and drove her on to the rocks, where she broke up.

Messrs C. F. James and Co. are in receipt of advices by cable of the departure of the sla. JanatNicoll from Newcastle on the 22nd inst., with a full cargo of coal for this port, fO that 'we look for her arrival hero on the evening of Thursday next.

The s.s. Wellington arrived from Whangarei at 8 last evening with the following passengers :—Messrs Osmers, Leager, J. Grew^ J. Emsley, Price, Skivingfcon, Vause, Duxfield, McPike, W. A. Kenedy, J. Berry, Greaves, Sharp, J. Jackson. Liddell, Atkinson,''Mr and Mrs Savory and two children.

H.M.S. Nelson, flagship of Rear-Admiral Fairfax, C.8., left Sydney on the 20th for Suva, l*iji, with H.M.S. Swinger in tow. From Suva the Nelson is to go for an extended ftrnisa among the South Sea Islands,J The .iOpal was to have left on Thursday last, at noon, for Auckland, and the Diamond will sail at the end of the month.for Noumea, and thence to the New Hebrides, where she will join the Nelson.