IMPORTS .

Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 226, 29 September 1870, Page 2

IMPORTS .

Per s.s. St. Kilda, from Wanganui : —24 head cattle, 350 sheep, 45 pigs, A. Buckland ; I horse, Ewen ; 1 box tea, 2 bags sugar, 1 box soap, 1 ditto candles, Mrs. Reid.—A. Buckland, agent. Per s.s. Airedale, from Dunedin : —SO cases geneva, 20 ditto whiskey*(under bond), J. 5-. Macfarlane; 3c plates iron, Morrin ; 2 cases ale, C. Williams ; 1$ hhd. ale, T. B. Gillies ; lease, Bank i f New Zea and. From Lyttelton : 40 sac':s oats, La vers ; 1 parcel, Mutson ; II bales bacon, G. W. Binnney ; 109 bags oats, 200 sacks whe it, order; 2 horses, R. Balance. From Wellington :13 qr.-casks oil, Gittos. Fr-ni Neison: 23 packages butter, L. D Nathan &Co ; 1 box, F. acherff. From Taranaki: 1 bale flax, L. D. Nathan & Co.; 7 cases butter, Veale ; 5 do eggs, Hood ; 4 do cheese, Jones. —Henderson & Macfarlane, agents.

The schooner Flirt cleared at Lyttelton, for this port, on ihe 21st, with the folio ing cargo :—829 sacks whe it, 433 ditto oats, 23 tons potatoes. 1 ton fiour, Master. 'the steamer James Paterson is expected here to day from Sydney. The s.s. ftorm Bird took her departure for Wanganui and the West Coast yesterday. Passengers—Mis- Burns, Mess.s. Mo tt, Freeth, uoray, Bishop, Waiker, Fogariy, Longhurst, Bainey, Haswill, Hay ton, and eight boys. We understand that the Coquette was insured in the New Zealand Insurance Company's offi c for the sum of £800. The following vessels were lying at Apia, Navigator Islands, on Sept. B:—Milton, whaler, of New Bedford j San Fran isco, barque, of Hamburg; Alfred, brig, of Hamburg ; Saphie, barque, of Hamburg ; John Williams, Missionary birque; Kcnilvvorth, schooner, of Auckland; Susannah Booth, schooner, of Sydney.