IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 93, 21 April 1893, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Taieri, 500 sacks best Danish oats, —J. J. Craig, Forfc-street.

Per Lady Mabel, Grassmsre, Rio, Waitemafca, and Vision, all from Newcastle, 1,850 tons beat Newcastle houso and fitnifchy coal for April supply.—-J. J. Ciaig, Fort-street. Per Four Sisters, Tay, and Stag, 2,100 bushels aahphalt sand.—J. J. Craig, ForbBtreet.

Per Saucy Kate, 2,000 bushels Thames sand.—J. J. Craie, Fort-street.

Per Scotchman and other vessels, 250 tons Kamo coal.—J. J. Craig, Arcade, Forbstreet.

Per Southern Cross, from Wellington and East Coast ports : 225 bales wool, 50 casks tallow, 369 bars railway iron, 50 sacks barley, 50?ackB bones, 233 boxes soap, and 90 packages sundries.

Per Taviuni, from Westport: 1,016 tons coal.

Per Wairarapa, from Southern ports :— 10 casks whisky, .40 bags logwood, 45 cases jam, 10 ease 3 hops, 49 cases cheese, 65 coils rope, 45 cases tea, 50 tins dip, 50 boxes candles, 517 bags coke, 36 sacks onions, 25 sacks rye grass, 310 sacks barley, 45 sacks beans, 935 sacks oata, 442 sacks oatmeal, 170 aacks pollard, 310 sacks pollard, 276 sacks and 696 bags flour, 20 sack? tnalb, 225 sacks sharps, 276 sacka bran, and sundries.

Por Alanißda, from San Francisco and Apia: 155 cases dried fruits, 80 cases ealmon, 50 cases mills stuff, 6 bales hops, 14 packages furnitures, 20 bales broom corn, 169 bunches bananas,7s boxes oranges, 2 boxes limes, 20 sacks cocoanuts, 40 packages merchandise, and 147 packages sundries for Southern ports.