IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 75, 1 April 1897, Page 4

IMPORTS.

Per Dingadee, from Wellington and East Coast ports: 41 sacks hides, 531 sacks bonedust, 120 bars iron, 40 kegs nails, 35 sacks fungus, and sundries.

Por Flora, from bhe South : 1,555 sacks wheat, 414 sacks pobaboos, 840 sacks oats, 75 sacks Hour, 90 sacks oatmeal, 504 Backs bark, 145 sacks barley, 55 sacks seed, 70 tons transhipments ex Tongariro, and quantity of general cargo.

The s.s. Pukaki left for Wesfcport last evening. Last evening the screw schooner Aotoa left for Gisborne, via East Coasb ports. The barque Northern Chief has sailed from Nowcastle with a cargo of coal for Auckland. The Mission schooner Southern Cross left yesterday afternoon for Norfolk Island and Melanesia. The Huddart Parker steamer Anglian left Sydney last evening, and is due hereon Monday nexb. The s.s. Richmond resumed her voyage to Fiji yesterday afternoon, after baking in coal ac Russell. This morning the briganbine Gleaner sailed from the Kaipara with a cargo of timber for Townsville. • The barque Lintrathon was brought alongside the Portland Lloyds ab bhe Quayebreeb jobty chis morning. The s.s. Waihora goes into dock on her arrival at Porb Chalmers nexb Sunday. Her place for one trip will be taken by the Manapouri. The barque Glenlora went to an anchorage in the stream th.B morning, and will eail for London ab the first favourable opportunity. The little steamer Manaroa, which Mr W. H. Brown has built tor Mr J. Cross, of Wellington, leaves for thab porb this afternoon. She was loading coal this morning for the voyage, from the a.a. Kiripaka. The B.s. Dingadee arrived yesterday afternoon from Wellington, berthing ab Quay-street J&tby ab 3 p.m. She lefb Wellington ab midnighb on bhe 25th, and called ab Napier, Gisborne, Tologa Bay, Waipiro Bay, Te Aroioa and Whanga* paroa. Strong southeaeb winds and heavy eea in the Bay of Plenty necessitated pase-

ing a number of the usual ports. The Dingadee returns bo Wellington this evening. The b.b. Flora arrived from the South ab 12.30 p.m. this day. She left Dunedin 4 p.m. on the 26th, called ab Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier and Gisborne, and leaving tho latter port 10 a.m. on the 31sb, arrived as above. Expen. enced fine weather throughout. The Flora leaves for bhe South ab noon on Saturday. She then replaces the Richmond in the Fiji trade, and after next Saturday there will be no more Saturday steamers leaving for the South this season.