EXPORTS.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1492, 29 January 1861, Page 5

EXPORTS.

In the Emerald, J. &T. Kebbell, Agents,— 1 ton sugar, I keg tobacco, 2 half chests tea, 2 •chests tea, 2 bales slops, 5 cwt. soap, -100 empty "bags, 2J tons flour, half ton sharps, John Kcbbell; I keg rum, I do. brandy. I case whisky: I «ase gin, 2 casks bottled beer, I case wine, 4 bags sugar, I half chest tea, 5 cwt. flour, Duncan and Vennell; I case brandy, 6 gallons wine, I half -chest tea, I case, F. Robinson ; I box candles, 3 packages, I case pipes, 2 bags sugar, 3 packages slops, Crawford ; 3 packages, I case, ft bags flour, 2 balea bags, I box, Taylor; 3 boxes soap, I package oval pots, I tin vestas, I bundle spades, 6 -bara iron, I bundle chairs, I keg nails, 2 hay forks, ■10 packages, H. Symons. In the Airedlae, I.C.R.M. Company, Agents, — '6 cases drapery, Moss ; 2 horses, Eames, I horse, I waggon, Wakefield ; 4 boxes, Miss Eades ; 2 l>oxes, I chest, I tin case, Jones ; 8 case 9 drapery, I parcel, Bethune and Hunter ; 5 cases draper}', •Joseph & Go. $ 2 casks grass seed, Levin and Co. ; 1 box, Evans : I chest, Grogan. In the Wonga Wonga, Duncan and Vennell, Agents, —9 trunks, I case, I cask boots and shoes, 2 bales leather, L, Levy; 2 barrels ale, Dixon ; 20 bags flour, 41 bags sugar, 3 packages, Dransfield ; 3 cases, I bale, I half chest tea, 0 bags sugar, I case pickles, I cask, 2 boxes, I parcel, Levin and Co. ; I box, I chest tea, I bag coffee, I bag rice, 4 boxes soap, 6 bags salt, I ton flour, Martin; 2 casks, 2 cases, I basket drugs, C. D Barraud ; 2 chests tea, G boxes soap, 3 cases beer, I paddle, 25 bags sugar, W. Bowlar, Son, & Co. ; 3 horses, 100 packages, Carlyon.

The Wonga Wonga, Captain Renner, sailed for Napier at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, with the European and Colonial Blail for that place. She had 37 cabin and 4 steerage passengers, and a full •cargo ofgeneral merchandise.

The screw steamer Airedale, Captain Kennedy, sailed yesterday afternoon for Lytlelton and Oto»o. : She had 42 passengers and a full cargo of general merchandise. A number of passengers, both from ■Nelson and Wellington, are on a visit to Canterbury, to be present at the races.