IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 31, 5 February 1894, Page 2

IMPORTS.

1 .Per Mararoa, from Sydney *. 104 cases J i_ bales,,and 23 packoges merchandise, 16 bales kapok, 10 packages bicarbonate soda, 10 oases arrowroot, 181 ingobs tin, 10 boxes tinplares, 26 packages rope. Per Tasmania, from Sydney:— 48 bags bark, 1 ca«e leather, 10 cases chaira, 1 case carta, 13 packages sewing machines, 1 keg yeast, 1 piano, 1 bale paper, 25 cases salad oil, 3 oases tobacco, I case citric acid, 1 long abaft; 113 cases fruit, 1 case cigars.

Tfoe yacht Volunteer, from Auckland, arrived at Mongonui this morning. . . The oargo steamer Perthshire arrived at l Wellington lasb Saturday from Brisbane. Ir^Tij© 8,8. Waihora sailed for Sydney with ■a number of passengers on Saturday even-

a. Wairarapa left Sydney on Sabur j/o/'thla porb, and aba ia due beve

The Rotomahana left for Melbourne via Southern Sports on Saturday evening, shortly bofore _ o'clock.

Tho well-known American barque Alice lefb Sydney on February lsb far Antwerp with a full cargo of wool and tallow.

The Auckland-owned schooner Sovereign returned to Sydney on the 31st -dt., from New Guinea. She experienced tine weather among tho Islands.

Ttie schooner Sovereign, which arrived ab Sydney January 31sb, ieporbs the arrival of the schooner Three Cheers ab New Britain, from the Islands.

The barquentine Waitemata which lefb this porb for Kaipara lasb Thuredayevemng, arrived ab Aratapu this morning, after a smart run of three days.

Tbe e.s. Tasmania arrived in port: this morning, shortly after 6 o'clock. The purser reports leaving Sydney at 4.30 p.m. on January 31sb, clearing the Heads the same- evening ab 5.15 ,* passed Capo Maria Van Diemen ab7.30 January 4th, arriving as above. She experienced head winds and rough sea on February 1 and 2, and after thab variable winds and fine weather to arrival. Tho Tasmania leaves for the South at 5 o'clock bhis afternoon.

The Union Company's sbeamer Mararoa arrived alongside the Queen-sbreeb Wharf Bhorbly before 10 o'clock this morning. The purser reports leaving the Company's wharf ab 10.40 a.m., February 1, making the Three Kings at 4 p.m., February 4, and arriving as stated above. The firsb two days were marked by fresh southerly winds, lowering skies and passing rain, with a heavy cross sea, which however moderated on nearing this coasb, the weather remaining bright until arrival.