IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 159, 7 July 1899, Page 4

IMPORTS.

Per Upolu, from Fiji—2s sacks Peanuts, —John Reid and Co.

Per Flora—ll cases Green's hams and bacon, 10 cases Harraway's rolled oats.— T, H. Hall and Co. , .

Per Upolu, from Fiji: 6306 bunches bananas, 105 cases fruit, 1J sacks cocoanuts, 68 sacks peanuts, 3G sacks hides, 2 bales wool, 2 bdls skins, and sundries. For South: 4090 bunches and 2061 cases ban. anas. Per Flora, from the South: 209 sacks barley, 193 sacks oatmeal, 395 sacks flour, 5C Backs bran, 69 sacks oats, 120 sacks chicory, 284 bags bark, 980 sacks potatoes, 210 sacks wheat, 206 drums oil, 72G bars Iron, 80 bales iron, 28 cas§s tobacco, 179 bales hemp, 225 tins paint, 37 ranges, and a large quantity of sundries.

The S.D.A. mission schooner Pitcairn left Suva for San Francisco on 28th nit. H.M.s. Torch arrived at Fiji from Suva on June 28, returning to Apia on Ist inst. The s.s. Chelmsford floated off the bank In-the Whangarei River last evening, and left for Auckland at 8 a.m.. to-day. ■■:: The L.M. Society's s.s. John Williams arrived at Fiji from Samoa on 15th June, and ■proceeded thence to the Line Islands. The Canadian mail steamer Aorangi arrived at Suva from Sydney and "Brisbane on June 28, and left the same day for Honolulu and Vancouver. The s.s. Taieri went down to Drunken Bay this morning to adjust her compasses, and afterwards proceeded to Westport to load coal for Auckland. ' .When the Upolu left Fiji the s.s. Rakanoa was loading through the Group for Auckland. She was expected to leave Suva ■ about to-morrow with 2000 tons of raw sugar, and is due on Thursday next. • The s.s. Hawea, from the Bluff, Oamaru, and Timaru, is due on Tuesday next. She "calls in at Wellington to take in transhipments for this port. On Thursday she' re.turns to the Bluff to load for Auckland, via the usual ports. :.