IMPORTS.
Per Mararo'a,_r..frpin Sydney: 690 pieces timber, .64 bags, yalpnia, 32 pkgs empty bottles, 100 drums oil, 180 eases tea, 530 sacks bones, 60 pkgs' paper, SGOO slates, 70 sacks manure, 380 bags rice, 20 bales gunnies, 350 ridge tiles, 350 eases fruit. 63 pkgs machinery, itnd a quantity of sundries. Per Waihora, from the South: 173 sacks oats. 20 ranges and 30 pkgs, 70 sacks oatmeal, 730 sacks wheat, 70 cases ale. 100 bags hides, 125 rolls netting,so boxes matches, 1000 bars iron, 10 tons pig ir0n,220 cgses preserved meats, transhipments ex Gothic, and a large quantity of sundries.
The ship Republic, after being stripped and re-coppered, was floated out of dock this morning ahd berthed at the breastwork to' complete her overhaul.
The s.s. Mamarl is now fully due from London direct, and may arrive at any moment. 'Messrs T. and; S. Morrin are the local agents. ■' "'■" :
The barque Djlpussund was berthed beside'the Quay-street jetty this'morning to discharge her' cargo of produce from Lyttelton.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 275, 20 November 1899, Page 4
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