EXPORTS.
Per Elingamite. for Sydney: 32 bajs bullion, valued at £8.00; 1G33 sacks maize. 20.000 ft timber. 100 boxes butter, 2 cases wax. Aa bullock-, 40 sacks »-orns, 14 sack 3 hide_, 12 bal*. hide pieces, 20 kegs beef,
10 sacks limejuice, 1 bale hair, and sundries.
Per, Zealandia, from Sydney: 257 bales kapok, 20 kegs skins, 4 pkgs tobacco, 48 boiler tubes, 14 kegs coffee, 283 pkgs tea, 88 kegs cream of tartar, 60 pieces timber. &)0 felloes, 15 bales woolpacks, 121 pkgs shafts, 34 naves, 853 sacks bottles, 35 pkgs drapery, 20 pkgs books, 25 casks plaster, 120 cases soap, 14 bags spikes, 133 ingots tin, 390 bags rice, 12 cases cocoa, 11 coils rope, 162 cases fruit, 35 cases oil, 150 bdls laths, 11 cases separators, 104 sacks bark, 25 drums oil, 40 rolls netting, 15 cases cordials, 15 cases limejuice, 12 cases glue, 450 •sacks bonedust, 100 cases brandy, 229 pkgs Japanese goods, 15 Baoks seed, and sundries.
Last evening, the s.s. Wanaka sailed for Sydney.
The s.s. Elingamite sailed for Sydney last evening.
The departure of the s.s. Hawea for Southern ports has been postponed until Thursday.
The s.s. Umta sailed at noon to-day for Newcastle. She proceeds thence to an Eastern port.
Tlie barque Helen went to an anchorage in the stream yesterday. She is expected to sail this afternoon for Kaipara to load timber. for Launceston.
A work just published in Germany, based on information collected by the' Imperial Naval Department, shows that in 1870 the number of shipbuilding yards of the Fatherland was but seven, with a capital of 4,800,000 marks, whereas in 1900 there Were 39 yards having a capital Ot 00,000,000 marks—an increase of 32 yards, and 61,200,000 marks. Up to the end ol 1901 It is estimated that the capital invested had increased to ninety or ninetyfive million marks. The report particularly sets out that the business of shipbuilding in Germany has developed far more rapidly in the last three decades than the owning and working of them.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 232, 30 September 1902, Page 6
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