IN PORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 33, 7 February 1894, Page 4

IN PORTS.

ttu£ T. P in* '» Friendly and Navigator • if 09,; 10J sacks cocoanuts, 101 sacks hides, 55 cas c 8 0 08f 47 caßßa Hmeß| 2 2 cases pinee 1Q cageg bananaß> 2 ,507 bunches nackS? 4 packages machinery, and 30 Par as sundries. D , Pukaki, from Southern ports :—3,787 •£• .cages flour, 1,974 sacks bran, 931 ditto f jllard, 2,026 ditto wheat, 336 ditto Oats, J3 ditto grass seed, 21 ditto malt, 21 blocks stone, _ bales woollens, 50 boxes candles, 23 cases, 4 packages sundries, 20 horses, 8 ponies, 2 cages containing lion and panthers 2 mules and a quantity of circus gear.

The schooner Isabella arrived at Dunedin yesterday with timber from Kaipara. The Moa arrived from Napier, Gisborne and East Coast yesterday and left again in the evening for bhe same ports. j The s.s. Wairarapa, from Sydney, passed ,RtfS3ell bound South ab 1 p.m. bo-day with a strong easterly wind. She should arrive in port about 9 p.m. The barque Zeno finished loading timber for Launceston yesterday ab Hokianga. She leaves at the first opportunity with tho following cargo : — 253,189 feeb o' baulk kauri, and 21,521 feeb of Kahikabea [logs. This afternoon, about ono o'clock, tho Upolu returned from a cruise to the Islands. She left Vavau on February Ist, sighbed the Hen arid Chickens thi_ morning and arrived as above. The Upolu had fine weather throughoub the trip. The Pukaki arrived in porb lusb night oboub 1C.30 p.m., and berthed ab Quaystreet jetty. The purser reports leaving Wellington on February 3rd, calling at Gisbourne February sth, and arriving as above. With the exception of a. strong north-west gale jusb after leaving Wellington the Pukaki experienced tine weather.