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EXPORTS.

Per Wosil'filin, foi" Sydney— :M bai-M bullion (£10,850). 457 cases and T2J sacks kauri num. 12 bale* and ;;:'. sacks fungus, bass ore, 129 bales flnx. •",:; ;<n?ks saml, 150 cases mid 80 koge beef, 'IsO Bucks copra, r>o cases kola iiii>. 22 Hacks hides, -1-14 pieces ana flitches timber, nn-1 Miliums. Tup s.s. Westralia sailed for Sydney hist evening. • IT.M.s. Phoebe sails for Sydney on or about Tuesday next. The barquentlnc Pendle Hill arrived at Syduey on Sunday night from Mercury Bay. The bnrquentine Blvorljind war. towed *to the Thames lust night to load timber for WarriiainbooJ. /The s.s. Kia Ova, recently purchfisocl by the Northern S.s. Company, is to relieve the Kanieri shortly in the West Coast trade. The keel of the new steamer which Mr CtaflS. Bailey, .inn., has on order for the McGregor Steamship Company- was laid today. The ss. Star of New Zealand is now at liondon, and sails on December Jim for Melbourne. Sydney, ftiul the principal ]Sew Zealand ports. The Mourn is to be laid «p temporarily at Port Chaluiers. The steamer's rtulimig to Auckland has been tak<-n up by the {Talunc, due here on Thursday. The s.s. Bverton Grange arrived at Fremantle yesterday from New York. After calling at Melbourne and Sydney she comes on to Auckland, for which port she has part original cargo from Now York. Mr N. E. Bower (son of Captain M. N. Bower, town clerk at Napier) has, nays the "Hawke's Kay Herald," been appointed flrHt officer of the New Zealand Shipping Company's new steamer Kalpara, which is to leave London for thlg colony on the fith prox. Mr, Bower was formerly second of- : fleet of the Bluiutaka.

THE SOUTHERN CROSS. J J The Melanesian Mission yacht southern Cross arrived from Melanesia and Norfolk Island this morulug, mid berthed tit Iho Queen-street wh;-.rt shortly berore eleven o'docu. -V report of tlie vessel's voy.iga appears in another part of tlihi Wi\w. Tne Southern Cross wilt take up an .inctiorage at the old .Mission moorings to-morrow, where she will lay up until March next.