EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 33, 9 February 1892, Page 4

EXPORTS.

Per Lottie Moore, fer New York :—From Wellington : G52 bale 3 llax. From Auckland : 2,255 bales flax, 1,471 cases and 542 sacks kauri gum.

Inwakds CoASTWtsK. — Sarah, cutter, from Whananaki, with 7,000 ft timbor, 2 tons kauri gum.

Outwards Coastwise. — Pearl, s.s., 8 tons, W. Johnston, for Kaipara, with 8 tons coals ; May, scow, Darrocli, for I'orb Charles,

The B.s. Pakeha is due here from London direct on the Ist pros.

The schooner Fleetwing is to load a timber cargo here for Wellington.

The briganbino Anbhons is overhaulins and repairing ab the breasbwork.

The R.M.?. Tongariro loffc Plymouth on Saturday last for Porb Chalmers via Hobarb.

The barque St. Lucie, Captain Erskinearrived ab Wellington yesterday from New York, 123 days out.

The s.s. Duko of Westminster, from London via tho South, is expected bo arrive here aboub bhe 20th insb.

Ib is reported that the ship Everest, lately gutted by fire in Lytbeltcn -lock, will probably bo abandoned and sold tor a hulk.

Tho Rohooner Olive (Cftpb. lloss) left Vavau (Tonga) on the 30th ulb. for Savage Island to load cotton, etc., bhere for Auckland.

Captain Peterson, formerly of thewrecked barque Loch Naw, is in command of the barque Pactole, which arrived hore yostorday from Nowcastlc.

The iron barque Lencadia, from Adelaide, in ballast, to load ab this port for London, is now on the coast, having passed Otago Heads a week ago.

The briganbine Sarah and Mary, 145 tons?, Captain Mathoson, arrivod yestorday evening from Ropkhamptor. (Q.), 25 clays out, deep-ladon with bonedust.

Tho American barque Lottio Moore, 837 ton?, Capb. Wabts, sailed today for Now York direct, laden with flax and a portion of the formor line having .boon Jaden ab Wellington.

The American barque Alice, which arrived ab Wellington yesterday from Now York, is to come on up to Auckland with part cargo of American merchandise. Her cargo for this porb includes 5,000 cases kerosene.

The locally-owned blireo-maatcd schooner Waitemata, Captain Cuuipbell, which arrived at Wellington yesterday from the Kaipara, had a very stormy passage of six days. Sho returns to the Kaipara to load timber for Sydney.

Mr M. Niccol advises us thabtho schooners Welcome and Chiboor are fixed to bring down cargoes of coal from Newcastle to Auckland ; also that the locnllyrecisterod brieantine Oatnaru (Captain Richards) has just boen sold at Molbourne unknown.

The s.s. Manapouri, ],783 tons, Captain E. Wheeler, arrivod at one p.m. today from Melbourne and the South. Sho leifc Melbourne on the 20th ult., called al Hobart on the 28bh ult. and arrived at tho Bluff on the firab insb., having experienced gne weather all the way. She left Gisborne at 9 a.m. yesterday, having called at all the coastal ports, and experienced rough Weather last night.