IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 203, 28 August 1896, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Anglian, from Sydney :—487 cases fruit, 50 ca.es acid, 475 bags bonedusb, 1,303 bags bones, 248 Lags bobble?, 185 chests tea, 425 cases brandy, 90 ingots tin, 1,000 spokes, 50 cases sultanas, 163 pieces timber, 100 half-casea currants, 100 cases salmon, 48 bags copra, 40 cases dates, 31 packages samples, 50 bundles kapok, 10 cages pianos, 15 cases periodicals, 21 cases condi_.ents, 24 cases drapery and 150 bona sundries.

Per Fultala, from Calcutta: — 1,230 drums castor oil, 437 bales gunnies, 579 cases tea, 3SO bags bapioca t 109 bags pepper, 640 drums linseed oil, 42 bales woolpacke, 11 bags coffee, 7 cases shellac, and quanbiby sundries.

H The barque Kassa has been chartered to load coal ab Nowcastle for thia port. The barque Woosung is to be in charge Capbain Davies, late of the Kathleen Hilda.

ft The barque Nellie Bretb bas been fixed bo load general cargo ab New York for Auckland.

The s.s. Ovalau waa floated oub of dock this morning, her overhaul having been completed.

The Norwegian barque Handel Lusb left Timaru yesterday for Auckland, with a Cargo of produce.

The s.s. Tarawera lefb Sydney yesterday afternoon for this porb, and Bhould arrive about daylight nexb Tuesday.

The barque Estrelle and bhe barquentine Jasper were ab Lady Elliotb Island on bhe 10th insb., loading guano for New Zealand.

The s.s. Rangatira has been anchored in bhe stream iv bhe Wellington Harbour, where she will await instructions, probably until the wool season.

Pa&sengera and periodicals ex lonic, from London, will arrive on Saburday night by bhe ss. Takapuna. The Auckland portion of the cargo will come up by bhe steamers Southern Cross and Waihora nexb week.

The s.s. Anglian arrived from Sydney aboub 12 o'clock lasb nighb. Mr Cerutby, bho purser, reports: Tho steamer left Sydney ab 6.30 p.m. on the 22nd. The Three Kings were abeam ab midnight on the 26bb, Cape Brebb was passed at noon yesberday, and porb made aa above. Experienced heavy thunderstorms wibh confused eea to Cape Brebb, thence moderate weabher to arrival. The Anglian leaves for the South via tho East Coasb ab noon to-morrow. She will only go as far South at Lyttelbon, in order bo keep to bhe timetable date for her departure for Sydney.