EXPORTS.
Pβ; , Charles G. Rice, for New York 611?. eases kauri gum.
H.M. gunboat Lizard arrived at Sydney tvora Auckland yesterday.
Yesterday the s.s. Warrimoo arrived at Melbourne from trie Bluff and Hobart.
The Devonport Ferry Company's st?rn tvs: Awarua sails for Port Charles this evening.
Th? auxiliary screw schooner Greyhound sailed for Northern ports on Saturday afternoon.
Tbe barque Helen Denny left Wellington for Kaipara yesterday to load timber for Australia.
The- American barque Charles G. Rice wa? towed to sea this afternoon, and sailed for New York.
This afternoon the Melanesian Mission -•rhoonfT Southern Cross sailed for -CorloiK Island and Melanesia.
■ Oft- Saturday the auxiliary screw schooner Brothers left for Wellington, wheif she wiii he permanently engaged in the coastal trade.
The s.s. Waipori, which arrived from Westport on Saturday afternoon, encountered a strong easterly gale after passing Cape Maria Van Dicroen on. Friday. were exceptionally rough, end fer a number of Hours the vessel was slowed down.
Tbe ss.. Moura arrived from Westpor* at 7:150 a.m. yesterday, and bertheS at the Queen-street Wharf. The steamer left Westport on Thursday, aud had fine weather to Cape Maria Van Diemen, thence strong- easterly winds and hoavy seas to arrival At noon on Wednesday the steamer sails for Fiji.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 165, 14 July 1902, Page 4
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