EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 271, 17 November 1887, Page 4

EXPORTS.

Por s. p. Wairarapa : For Napier : 1 case salmon, 30 packs lime, and sundries. For Gisborne : 28 packages luggage and sundries. For Wellington : 4 boxes fruit;, 1 case drags, 10 eases apples. 20 bags potatoes, and sundries. for Lytt.elt.on :50 cases salmon. 10 eases sfvrsparilla, 20 barrels whale oil, 240 bag« and 224 mats sugar, 6 bales leather, 4 sacks oysters and sundries. For Timani: 1 rase saddlery. For Blenheim : 1 ease machinery. For Duncdin : 4 barrel?, and 250 cases salmon, 271 cases fruits, 6 barrels whale oil, 2 eases books, 10 packages samples, 1,353 bags barley, 799 mats, rice, 437 mats and 40 bags sugar, 14 casks cocoa nnfc oil, S Racks oysters, 148 pieces timber, 12 bags potatoes and sundries. For Bluff: 50 cases salmon. 18 boxes dried fruit, 1 case clothing. For Melbourne: 400 cases salmon, .3 cases printed matter, 1 case washing machine, 2 boxes beo material, 15 sacks gum, 550 pieces limber, 134 sacks hides, 1 barrell beef, 1 tierce oxtongue.-, 45 barrels skins.

Mr D. Gouk had the old cutter Start hauled up on his slip for repairs this morning.

The barque Caberfeidh is to hrincr n< cargo of coal to this port from Newcastle, and she sailed last .Saturday from tl»e lastnamed port.

The p.p. Taravrera brings the following , passengers for Auckland, from Port Chalmers : Mr and Mrs .1. Smith and child, l>. A. H. Neil, Messrs Morris, Inder, and nine steerage.

The bricrantinc Oamnni was taken alongside the Rangitikei this morning, to discharge her cargo of copra tuto the ship. "When the Oamaru has completed discharging she ia to be put on the Norfolk bland trade.

The barque. Star of the East has hnrl very quick discharge, and yesterday flho completed loading for Now York afc the hands of Arnold, Cheney and Co., and this morning was hauled out in'JO the stream preparatory to taking her departure for New York.

The s.s. Gleneljr arrived from Tauranga via Tairua and Mercury Bay at 6 o'clock this morning and sailed again at 8 o'clock for the Barrier with cargo and passengers. The Glenelg brought from Tauranga, Miss Robb, Mrs Shaugnessy and 2 children, and Mr and Mrs Bi3liop.

The briganbine Ryno was berthed along' eide the ship Rangitiki, bub owing to the arrival of the Oamaru she did. not discharge her cargo, but hauled out into the stream and her berth is now taken by the Oamaru,

The s.s. Chelmsford arrived from Opotiki via Tauranga and Mercury Bay at 8 o'clock this morning. She had. two passengers for here—Messrs Breen and Knott. Her cargo consists of some 150 sacks maize and sundries.

The s.s. Gairloch arrived at Onehunga, from Waitara, yesterday evening, with the following passengers: Messrs Wright, Stevens, Brown, Miss Stevens, Mesdames Shaw, Forsyth, and three steerage. She also had on board as cargo 40 head cattle, 476 sheep, 36 boxes and three kegs butter, besides sundries.

The Ada C. Owen completed discharging her cargo of copni into the ship Rangitiki last night, .and is now lying at the Queenstreet Wharf waiting- until the lona comes out of the dock, when she will go in for a general overhaul. She discharged her cargo of limejuice this morning.

The following small coasters havfl arrived:—Ada, barge, from Pakiri, with timber; Mana, cutter, from Tairua, with timber; Dream, cutter, in ballast, from Coromandel; Una, barge, from Wananaki, with timber; Mahurangi, cutter, from the Barrier, with firewood ; Waitemata, barge, from Mangawai, with timber; Violet, ketch, from the Thames, with timber.

Shortly after noon to-day the s.s. Wairarapa left the Queen-street Wharf for Melbourne, via Southern ports, with cargo and the following passengers: —For Gisßome : Mrs J. Bright and 4 children. For Napier : Mr J. E. Can , . For Wellington: Messr?, Norbury, Trevor, G. Coates and Judpe Williams. For Lyttelton: Miss Ednrmston. For Dunedin : Mrs Weldon and .'vlisa Cunningham. For Melbourne : Mr Ridley and 11 steerage.