EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 246, 18 October 1888, Page 4

EXPORTS.

Per s.s. Mavaroa: —20 kegs casings, 125 kegs cammed salmon, 50 do. goods, 450 cases salmon, 50 boxes raising, ]0 bales hops, 30 cases of suits, 20 bales wool, 630 bags sugar, 3 casks syrup, 80 cases do., 25 cases cb., 14 sacks oysters, 180 mats sugar, 40 bags potatoes, 89 boxes wax, 20 cases apples, 10 do. onions, 20 cases mullet, 20 sacks cocoanufcs, 50 bunches bananas, 59 sacks hides, 560 bags sugar, 75 do. oysters, 20.V cases fruit, 155 bales twine, 320 mat 3 sugar, 33 sacks genaina, and a quantity of sundries.

I Inwards Coastwise. — Tokerau, cutter, I from Tauranga, with maize and general { produce ; Margaret, scow, from Whanga|j poua, with timber; Eleanor Morton, cutter, | from Opotiki, with produce. j Outwards Coastwise.—Progress, scow, js for Whangapoua, in ballast; Agnes Martin, ketch, for Whangarei, in ballast. Shortly after midnight the s.s. Omapere, having; discharged her cargo of Greymouth coal at the Sugar Works, left for Westporfc. Early this morning the s.s. lona arrived i from Tauranga, with passengers and cargo, I and left again for the Barrier at 8 a.m. i The barque Devonporfc reached Newj castle qii the 6th inst., from Sydney, under || charter to Earp, Giltam, and Co., to load I i coal for Auckland. I Messrs Stone Bros, have been advised |! that the s.s. Kawatiri lias left Greymouth H for Onelninga, with a cargo of coal for the i | Auckland Gas Company, and coke for il Stone Bros. Ths New Zealand Shipping Co.'s ship i Wairpa, now discharging at ths Queers-! street Wharf, is placed on the berth for! | London, with accommodation for pasi-ea-j j'gers at low iigures. / |j The brigantine Gleaner is now dis-*j T charging her coal at the Sugar Works, and j jis expected to finish to-night. She leaves | in all probability to-morrow for Kaipara, I , there to load timber for Dunedin.

This morning the American barque Star of the, East at the Railway Wharf,, started jttd.discbarge her cargo of grain, efyc., from ;■ jPoit Chalmers. Sho is expected to have jail: unloaded by to-morrow evouing, and ; -will then start to take in kauri g^aro for New York. : Ab noon to-day the 5.3. Mar/aroa took her I departure for the South u-cd Melbourne jjwith cargo and fche following passengers : — I JMesdames'Hecfcor, lN"orric4, Lewlsson, Bird, jP.,ariwell, Danieils, Misses Hanraer, Winter, (Rf).nwell, Hyama, Walker, S. E. Sharp, Lee, } Messrs Walker, Signer Agrati, If. D. (Levinsohn, Cohen, I. Cox, 'D. F. Miliward, T. B. HolHster, H. \Yashbo urne, G. Coates, McLean, Danloj;). Boylan, Babcock, Bngl :iam, Buchanap, D. B. McDonald, Herbert, ; Fox, DaniellPj J, Waymo abh, W. Witt, and I-

The barque signalled yesterday proved to . je-the star of the East., which was spoken jy '''.ne s.s. Wairaraf/a two or three clays f£ r ; off Port Charles windbound. Yesterday Lt'ternoon the barqtier arrived in harbour, in ! tow of the tn&r Awbimt, and at f the Railway Wharf. The Star of the East I is an American barque bound from New York, via Port Chalmers, to this port. After landing her Port Chalmers cargo •Captain H. Haveron reports that on Saturday, Octobsr , 6th, he hove up anchor and towed clear of Otajjo Heads ; at 10.30 Ota^o light bore W. by S., strong wind, from W-E, from thence toN.E. | Cape. Squally weather, wind south. .On Thursday 11th, 6.50 p.m., East Cape I Vas W. half S. ten miles, winds I and turned into a sale; could not make any headway. On Sunday, October j 14tb, at 6 p.m., the Barrier was W. by S. ; lieht N.S. winds and calm. On October 16th wind S.W., and continued so until taken in tow by the steam tug. The Star of the East brings a cargo of flour, wheat, etc., and is consigned to Messrs Arnold, Cheney, and Co.