IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 58, 9 March 1903, Page 4

IMPORTS.

Per Pendle Hill, from Newcastle: 400 tons coal.

Per Waikare, from the S"iith: 3347 sacks oats, 449 sacks wheat, 225 sacks barley. 1420 sacks and 20 cases seed, 50 sacks flour, 45 sacks oatmeal, 10 sacks oatina, 20 sacks malt, 131 bales straw, 24 casks beer, 41 eases beer, 70 cases vitadatio, 25 caseWood's peppermiut cure, 10 cases limejuice, 67 cases preserved meats, 41 boxes butter, 31 boxes tea, 55 cases matches, and a quantity of sundries.

Per Mararoa, from* Sydney: 380 bags bonedust. 1200 bags rice. 300 bags flour, 10 cases oil, 320 bdls fibre, 251 pkgs tea, 24 alabs marble, 178 ingots tin, 899 bags oxide of Iron, 90 eases Sunlight soap, 152 sacks bottles, 214 pieces timber, 25 rolls wire netting. 20 cases sugar, 250 cases canned fruits. 10 crates figs, 111 A-eases currants, 100 boxes sultanas, 102 bales hemp, 1120 sacks manure, 15 cases beer, 290 sacks bonemeal, 10 cases wine,_ and quantity of transhipments and sundries.

The s._ Hauroto sails from Chelsea Wharf at 4 p.m. to-day for Port Chalmers, where she will be docked for general overhaul. The flagship Royal Arthur, accompanied by H M.* ships Phoebe, Wallaroo. Fungarooma, Archer. Sparrow, Karrakatta, and Lizard, sailed for Wellington at 9.10 o cloc_ yesterday morning. The s s Waikar-e arrived from Southern and East. Coast ports at 10.30 a.m. yesterday, berthing at the Queen-street Wharf. The steamer left Dunedin ou Tuesday. Fine weather was experienced. The barqucntim. Pendle Hill arrived from Newcastle at 1 V-m. yesterday She "it Newcastle on the 21_t nit... and mo with north and north-east winds, which increased to a gale and upon moderating licvht variable wmds prevailed until arrival. The Pendle Hill will berth at the Chelsea Wharf to discharge. The S-S. Manapouri arrived from Port _______ at 11.30 a.m yesterday, and berthed at the Qneen-street Wharf. The '___r___y'S experienced fine weather on th_^ss_ze The Manapouri sails for 2Ld P pcrfs 'and Sydney on Wednesday. -Phe Collector of Customs..^s re^lvg1 the huov in roadstead bearing Pah mil ft. w dec e-st, flagstaff K. 4 deg. east, now painted'black starboard hand buoy now red.jnd PO rt buoy, black, coming in of line of lea_ Ing lights." The folio whig have booked passages by the si Waikare, sailing at 5.30 p.m to-day for Sydney: Misses Ruther, Dean, Mackaj, Atfield, Dean, Baxter, Edwards, E. Robin_S Clayton (2), Plielan, King, Rogers, Morgan, Dawson, Millington, Andre, Gibbs. Madame Melba and company, Mesdames Clarke Baxter, Irvine. Oadsby, Moir, Davis, Alorey, McGrath, Huxtable, Carrmgton aud iufant, xoung and child, Richards Gibbs, Urquhart and 3 chiKlrou, Maglll, Barsden Scott (2), Messrs VV. Baldwin, Russell, Clarke, Williams, Garlick, Rothwell. Deakin, Andre, Marshall, Watson, Campbell, Fit_patrick, Baxter, Scott, Andre, Dargaville, McGrath, L. Neilson, A. Wilson, Gad-by, Moir, A. Barron, Morey, J. Maughan. G. Tait, H. Jones, 11. Hicken, Collins, W. Kirby, R. Dunne, A. Clarke, W. Baldwin, M. Lynch, J. McCaull, J. Wilson, A. Murcott, H Abbott, Bainbridge, M. G. Pearse, 11. Creatrex. L. R. Smith, C. Massey, Young, Hon. S. Egerton and 50 steerage.