IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 197, 19 August 1895, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Tasmania, from Southern ports: 3,011 sks wheat, 1,310 aks oats, 399 sks potatoes, 88 cases jam, 200 sks bran, 7 cases acid, 30 ska oatmeal, 304 sks cocksfoob, 3,369 ska chaff, 50 boxes butter, 2CO cases matches, 20 pkgs furniture, 6 bales skins, 2 horses, 41 pkgs ironwork, and 160 tons sundries.

Per Manapouri, from Southern porfea :— 167 sacks grass Reed, 270 sacks, 100 100's, 100 50's flour, 20 sacks barley, 38 sacks oatmeal, 325 Backs bran, 905 sacks potatoes, 808 sacks wheat), 100 sacks oats, 90 sacks onions, 37 sacks sharps, 273 Backs chaff, 156 cases galvanised iron, 12 bales paper, 14 hogsheads ale, 48 furnace doors, 24 grates, 563 bars iron, 20 bundles iron, 375 galvanised pipes, 34 cases starch, 22 bales rabbitskins, 22 cases tea, 25 drums oil, 10 drums sheep dip, 30 rolls wire netting, 50 boxes butter, 200 boxes soap, 2 horses, 1 carriage, 14 cases furniture, 2 drills, 16 ranges, 8 bundles shafts, 3 cases tobacco, 20 cases, 8 bales bacon, 69 tons transhipments ex Ruahine, fiom London, and sundries.

Per Tarawera, from Sydney : 3,725 sacks wheat), 412 sacks fertiliser, 733 sacks bonae, 666 sacks bonedusb, 100 sacks bottles, 10 sacks oatmeal, 95 pieces hardwood, 6 tons rock salt, 85pkgs bea, 100 bundles wire, 133 bundles bedsteads, 500 spokes, 5 casks sulphur, 30 hogsheads syrup, 5 boxes copper, 31pkg8 stoves, 11 coils rope, 11 bales canvas, 245 bars lead, 10 kegs staples, 400 bags ealb, 2,814 bags rice, 100 bundles hemp, 19 cages geneva, 7 cases pianos, 70 caaes whisky, 7 bales kapok, 11 cases marble, 14 slabs marble, 4 caaes boots, 84 hides, 50 case's meats, 10 cases milk, 18 cases matches, 16 cases curious, 100 cases brandy, 20 cases schnapps, 410 cases fruib, 25 horses, and sundries.

Yesterday the schooner Awanui arrived with a cargo of coal from Ngunguru.

On Saturday night the schooner Medora arrived from Ohora and Awanui with the usual cargo of gum and sundries.

The barque Mary Hasbrouck lefb Wellington on Saturday for this port. She discharges a parb cargo of American merchandise here and then loads with gum for New York, under the auspices of Messrs Arnold, Cheney and Co.

Captain W. Scotland, who remainedbehind in London on the lasb trip of the Aotea to the colony, has been re-appointed to that vessel, and -Captain McDougall is expected to go back to his old post on She Mabatua.

At 8.40 yesterday morning the s.a. Mana pouri arrived from Southern ports. Of the passage, Mr Nancarrow, the purser, reports thab the steamer lefb Porb Chalmers on the 13th, called as usual ab Lyfctolton, Wellington and Napier, and leaviug Gisborna ab 11 a.sa. on Saturday, made fast to Queen-street Wharf aa above. Smooth seaa and light variable winda were mot with along the coast.

The brigantine Zeno, which arrived at Melbourne on the Bbh instant from Kaipara, encountered a terrific N.E. gale, with mountainous sea, during the passage. Heavy volumes of water swept over the vessel. A boat and water tank were smashed up, and a portion of the bulwarks was washed away. A seaman was swept againsb the deckhouw, and had his ribs broken.

The Union Company's steamer Tarawera made fast to Quebn-streeb wharf ati 7.30 his morning. The purser, Mr G. Sadler, to whom we are indebted for files, etc., reporbß that the Tarawera left the Sydney wharf at 6.50 p.m. on the 14tb, and cleared the Heads at -7.30 p.m. ; had the Three Kings abeam ab 10.40 a.m., and rounded the North Cape ab 3 p-m. yesterday, the 18th, arriving as above stated. Experienced variable winds and fine weather till abeam of North Cape, thence strong head winds and sea to arrival.