IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 43, 19 February 1894, Page 2

IMPORTS.

.:■; '■'. Per Australia, from Wellington and Napier :—l5O sacks grass seed, 39 cases , acid jars, 5 cases glycerine, 16 axle arms, 16 cases g c iron, 10 casks tallow. 88 sheep, I 162 cheese, 70 packages sundries, 90 tons Le* Gothic. '. . Per Taviuoi, from Suva and Levuka : 49 caake nuta, 483 bunches bananas, 5,138 ; Backs raw sugar, 243 cases bananas, 30 cases pines and sundries. ]?er Natal Queen, barque, from Newr easble:—»33o tons coj&l. Per Devon port, barque, from Newcastle : —420 tons, coal. Per Freetrader, from Newcastle ;—270 tons coal. \ Per Anthons, from Sydney :—IOO tons bones, 42,000 empty bottles. <$$&& Devanporb; 418 tons best Newcastle coal (house anc' smithy).—J. J. Craig, FortatreoL. , ' Per Natal Queen: 330 tons besb New.'castle,house and smithy coal.—J. J. Craig. Per Defiance: 320 tona Newcastle coal. t— J. J. Craig. : Per Northern Chief: 420 tons Newcastle coal.—J t J. Craig. ■}.:' Per Acacia: 316 tons Newcastle coal.— J. .T. Craig. Per Scotchman, etc. : 2,000 bush. lime. —J, J, Craig. JlWftr.Cutters! 15,000 bush, sand.—J. J. i. -Craig. Per Railways I*ooo tons local coal J. ;,Jv Craig. I 'Per Railway: 500 tons bricks.—J. J.

The s.B. t Moa left for Easb Coaab ports, and Napier lasb evening, with v-'general cargo. Tho btigantiue Linda Weber lefb WeiI lington for thia port en rotite for Raratonga last Saturday. r • The barques Examiner and Grasmere ari rived ab Kaipara on Saturday afternoon, .wheie. they will load timber for Australian ports.

; - Thtß.e. TsAttatl sailed from Sydney lasb I Saturday afternoon for this port. She may therefore be expected early on Thursday mdrnihfc. i: The barque Freetrader arrived from Newcastle this tndrning. She left that port 318t, and had variable winds to arrival. ••'•; .' . The brigantina Anthons, from Sydney, V via ..Norfdlk laland, arrived yesterday after a fine weathetr trip. She berthed ab Queen-street Wharf this morning to discharge her cargo. The 8,8. Australia berthed at Queen street Wharf at 1 p.m. today from Wellintftan.vin East Coasb port?. From Wellington to the East Cape she had heavy eaatetly Bwell with variable winch", thonco fifa^ Weather to arrival. The 8.8. Taviuni arrived from Suva and Levuka at 9 a.m. yesterday with a quantity of raw sugar and island fruit. She left Suva February 13th at 5 p.m. and met with .fresh fIM variable winds with moderate eeas bo arrival as above. J The iocallv-owned schooner Sarah Pile- £ bflrbhed at the Railway Wharf lasb night from Norfolk Island. The Captain reports leaving Norfoik Island February 4th, and experiencing moderate easterly winds to Arrival-ab this porb. , The bafqqe Natal Queen arrived early jreatorday morning from Newcastle. She sailed from that port on January 25th, and had fine weather till January 31st when » Wavy gale was met with in which the *ybarqu;e,,ty'as hove to till February. 3rd. l(,-j&,f^riftiiat variable winds were experienced to arrival. The schooner Queon arrived early this morning from Hokianga 'with the following carf'o i —<lu e&cka gam, 5; bales and 11 bags wo3,;;26*d?riilway flleefpers, 12 bags fungus, "22,000 sbipgJea, 2 tons bones, 2 tons bark,

30 hides, leases empty bottles, 3 tons furniture.

The barque Devonporb arrived yesterday evening with a cargo of coal, 23 days from Newcastle. She lefb Newcastle January 25th and when four days out experienced a gale varying from N.B. to S. W, with hiph cross seas, thence fine weather to February 15th, when a fresh S.E. gale with rain was met with, and after that fine weather to arrival.