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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 139, 14 June 1893, Page 4

EXPORTS.

Per Waiwora, for Napier :—34,000 feet timber, 75 kegs powder, 10 ton 3 pipes Per Silver Cloud, for Sydney :-200,000 feet sawn kauri timber (to be shipped ab Pe^lfstomahana, for Sydney :-6i sacks eocoaunte, 70 bales flax, 455 cases kauri cum, US bundles sacks, 150 rams, 10 ewo*. 9 baza coal, 715 bundles Biaves, 60 eacks oysters, 10 bundles shingles, 2 boxea bullion (£10,400) and sundries. The h.b. Rofcomahana lefb for Russell and Sydney last evening. On Saturday lasfc, the schooner Orpheus Bailed from Napier for Timaru. The lccally-owned barque Northern Chief arrived &c Sydney from Kaipara on the Uta inst., all well. i Yesterday evening the Shaw-SaviH cargo steamer Mamari for Southern pores en route to London. The s c Tavinni arrived this morning from Wellington and Napier, with 80 sacks bide«, aud Fillia' Circus Company. Thepaaaengers by the P. and O. Company's mail steamer Himalaya wero landed in Australia in twontythroo days from the date of embarkation When the Jessie Niccol left Rarotonga the Wellington ■ owned briganfcine Linda Weber was there. She had the damages (sustained during the receni Rale repaired. The B,s. Tarawera, which arrived from Sydney last evcuing, passed a barque bound to the westward on Saturday, and at 2.^5 a.m. on Tuesday she signalled a Union b.o. Company's eteamor. Thia afternoon, the Norwegian barque Et/hialtos, under charter to the New Zealand 1 Shipping Company to load for New *ork, arrived from Lytualtou ifiei a record Yoy«ffeof * i**K '

_ According tc latest advice the Norwegian ship, Ugglan, 895 tone, which visited this port eomo time ago, has changed hands for £140. She is now owned by the Hannevig Shipping Company. The Shaw Savill direct steamer Coptic, from London, left Capetown on Monday last for Auckland, Wellington, and Lyttelton. Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co. are the local agents of the steamer. Tha brigantine Gleaner, 23 daya out in ballast from Noumea, arrived last evening. She experienced a succession of head winds and rouzh weather throughout the voyage, and when on the coast she had to run under the Greab Barrier for shelter. At 5 p.m. yesterday the c.c. Tarawera arrived from Sydney with passengers and general cargo,"and berthed at the Railway Wharf. She experienced dull, gloomy weather on the passage, with strong head winds and heavy seas. There were occasional rain squalls.