IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 291, 6 December 1894, Page 4

IMPORTS.

Per Alameda, from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Apia:—ss cases salmon, 160 cases canned fruit, 130 packages dried fruit,7 60 .packages raisins, 14 packages metal polish, 16 packages printing material, scases rolled oats, 2 bales California over-

alls, 30 sacks beans, 26 sacks hops, 6 bale 3

broom corn, 24 cases paints,. 40 rolls printing paper, 31 sacks coeoanuts, 91 crates pineapples, 12 boxes limes, 12 boxes paste, 1 'crate chickens, 43 packages seed, 25 packages merchandise, and'transshipments.

The s.s. Manapouri lefb-last evening for Sydney. " The warship Ringdove has been berthed, ab the Rail way' Wharf, i ' ' The-warships Baßsard and Wallaroo were at Apia on November 29th. 'The s.s. Dirtgideesailed for Wellington, via,'ports, yesterday afternoon. The mail steamer Alameda resumed her voyage for Sydney shortly after 2 o'clock this m0rning.,...,.-, ■ , ~, < The 5.5... Taviuni lefb Westporb ab 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and should arrive ab this porb late on_ Friday night. ■The topsail schooner Clansman cleared ab the Customs to day for the Thames, where she is to load bimber for Lyttelton. The schooner Awanui sails this afternoon for tho East Coast, with general cargo. She fills tip ab.Mercury Bay with timber for Gisborne. George McLsan, purser on the Zealandia when that steamer was running in the A. and A. route, is now _freigb.b clerk on the mail wharf in San Francisco. 7 Mr A. A. Armstrong, the,popular purser ofithe Union Steamship Company's steamship Te Anau, is abqut. to-jiSver his conflection With tbe Co'tnparty and; take :up an. : Kppoinbmenb ia -- a' mercantile, houso. iri' tydney.' .7/;.:'A. '7;■'„•.;, AAA; AA;