IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 16, 20 January 1902, Page 4

IMPORTS.

Per Zealandia, from Sydney—2Bsl felloes, 37 pair shafts, 150 cases benzine, 10 bundles ginger, 20 cases drapery, 419 half cases currants, 105 kegs cream of tartar, 101 boxes sultanas, 16 cases sewing machines, 60 kegs bicarbonate of soda, 54 pieces timber, 121 V sacks manure, 10 cases preserved vegetables, 91 ingots tin, C 6 grindstones, 70 bags rice, 10 cases stout, 139 bags and 17 crates bottles, 30 packages books, 024 packages tea, 32 bags pepper, ISO bags tapioca, 100 eases brandy, 115 bags onions, 50 cases salmon, 82 cases drugs, 20 cases cheese, 25 packages oil, 12 casks coffee, 27 cases fruit, 67 packages Japanese goods, 1G packages cottons, and sundries. Per Elingamite, from the South—G3G bags flour, 30 sacks rye corn, 15 cases pickles, 12 hhds. ale, 251 packages railway material, 415 sacks bran, 104 sacks barley, G55 sacks oats, 2300 sacks wheat, 25 cases fruit.llo cases vitadatio, 20 cases benzine, 250 sacks manure, 10 sacks seed, 42 cases matches, 33 cases tea, 10 boxes blue, 44 cases groceries. 17 drums tar, 46 boxes butter, and sundries.

The s.s. Omapere sails for Gisborne and way ports at 5 p.m. to-day. This morning the s.s. Delphic was docked for general overhaul. The s.s. Aotea sails for Wellington on Wednesday. The barque Saranac came alongside Queen-street wharf this morning. She will commence loading gum and flax for New York on Wednesday. Transhipments lex 'Tonkins Frederick der Grosse, and Himalaya, from the Continent.' Taiyuan, from Japan; Miowera, from Vancouver; Corlo and Arawatta, from Melbourne; Burmah and Loura, from Queensland; Itaura and Bezwacler, from Calcutta, arrived by the Zealandia from Sydney yesterday evening.