IMPORTS.
Per Westralla, from the South: 1048 sacks oats, 75 sacks oatmeal", 1170 sacks wheait, 138 bales straw, 205 sacks seed, 27 casks and cases ale, 000 sacks chaff, 403 twigs and eacks hour, 20 boxes butter, 040 sacks potatoes, 25 sacks malt, 315 kegs nails, 134 bars Iron, 89 tins lead, 17 bales paper, 44 ranges, and pkgs, 137 bales hemp, 70 wheel centres, 24 lengths pipe, 100 drums oil, 28 rolls paper, 342 pipes, 17 cases pickles, 50 pkgs ironwork, 24 eases ale, 20 cases pickles, 1«_ roll, netting, 16 cases tea, 25 eases whisky, 19 bdls bags, transhipments, and sundries.
H.M.s. Lizard arrived from Wellington at noon to-day, and anchored in the man-o'-war ground.
It is understood tint the first steamer in the new service between Vancouver and New Zealand will cctninonee running on 15th October. The trip to Auckland is to be made in three weeks.
The Northern Co.'s new steamer Karawa arrived from Dundee via ports yesterday morning, after a fast passage of OK clays. The steamer will be docked to-morrow, and Will take up her West Coast running next week.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 231, 28 September 1903, Page 4
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