IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 131, 7 June 1897, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Hawea from the South : 1,800 tons generul produce. Per b.s. Upolu, from Tahiti and Rarotonca:—Ss tons oranges.—Cottoroll and Turner. Conamorcantreet. Por Dingadee, from Wellington and the Eunb Coast:—66 caaes tea, 49 bags hides, 10 bales hkins<, :,94 pipos, 40 bose3 tish, 25 ca3e« matches, 91 Backs bonce and sundries. Per Upolu, trom Tahiti and Rarotonga.— 128 B«cks pearl shell, 30 sacks cocoanute, 904 sacks copra, 48 cagk* limejuice, 58 Backs coffee, and a large number of cases oranges, etc. Per Tarawera from the Soubh : 502 bags floor, 1898 eacks potatoes, 30 bales paper, 45 packages tea, 77 bales gheepskins, 40 oases tobacco, 183 sacks oatmeal, 180 boxes cornflour, 150 cases skaroh, 17 eases bottles, 27 casks, 38 cases whisky, 647 sacks wheab, 575 sacks oats, 10 eacka barley, 219 cases preserves, 49 boxe ß soap, 150 Bac kß malt, and 400 packages sundries Per Waikora, from Sydney : 3,068 bags bones, 310 baga boaeduat, 368 boxes eoap,

7 chests, 176 half-chests tea, 265. cases and 25 kegs moat, 30 cases salmon, 1,400 bags salt, .75 casks cement, 90 ingots tin, 24 caeca black lead, 37 cases blue,, 180 cases kerosene oil, 110 cases bonzine, 70 hides, 25 pigs and 6 rolla lead, 633 pieces timber, 250 rough spokes, 500 felloes, 25 cages starch, 20 boxes candles, 15 kegs cream tartar, 13 bars, 4 pUbes iron, 20 cases corned beef, 18 caeos sewing machines, 5 cases cigars, 24 packages furniture, 47 packages machinery and 300 packages sundries.

H.M.s, Mildura leaves this afternoon for Suva and Noumea.

The brigantine Stanley saiied from Sydney on Saturday for this porb.

The schooner Queen sailed to-day for Hokianga, with a cargo of sundries.

Tho kotch Gratitude sailed at) 2 p.m. to-day for Kaipara, where she loads timber for lnvercargill.

The c.c. Tarawera from Southern ports arrived at 10.15 a.m. to-day. She loft Dunedia at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 2nd insb., and called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier and Gi»borne. Fine weather with moderate sea was experienced throughout. The Tarawera proceeds on to Sydney at 8 p.m. to-day.

The ».s. Waihora lefb Margaret-street Wharf on June 3rd at 6.15 p.m., cleared the Heads at 6.55 p.m. ; breasted Three Kings at 0.10 p.m., and arrived on 7th ab 8.45 a.m. ' Experienced moderate westerly winds to 3rd, followed by fresh southerly and easterly winds with dull cloudy weather to arrival. Tho Waihora leaves for {.he South to-morrow afternoon.

The s.B. Upolu lefb Tahiti ab 1 p.m. on the 24th ult., and called at Tautiri and Puau to ship fruit, reaching Rarobonga at 11 a.m. on the 29th. Shipped more fruit and left for Auckland at 12.30 p.m. on the, 30th, arriving as above. Experienced fine weather, with S. W. swell tor the firsb four days, followed by variable winds to arrival. The Upolu will be docked to-morrow for cleaning and painting. The s.B. Dingadee arrived from Wellington on Saturday night. Mr H. E. Watts, the purser, reports leaving Wellington ab 1 p.m. on the 31se vlb, called at Napier, (■lisborna and the usual way ports, leaving Port Awanui at 6 p.m. on the 4th iiiet. Experienced fine weather to the East Gape, thence to arrival light northeast winds and occasional rain squalls. The Dingadee leaves again this evening for the same ports. THE STAR OF NEW ZEALAND. A large steamer passed Cape Bretb at 10.15 a.m. to-day, heading south. This will probably be the Tyser steamer Star of Hew Zoaland, and she should make port before nine o'clock to - nighb, Messrs Heather, Roberton and (Jo. are the local agents.