EXPORTS

Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 242, 18 October 1870, Page 2

EXPORTS

Per ss. Phcebe:— For Taranaki — 1 -hbA rum, 1 qr.-cask whiskey.. For "Wellington— (under bond) 9h chests tea. For Taranaki— (free goods)—2o door?, 2 packages sashes, T case d.rapery, 1 ditto drugs, 1 case, 1 roll, 1 truss draper y, 1 ense ditto, 11 packages hops. For Nelson—l box. For Lyttelton—l package.— Cruickshank, Smart., & Co., agents. Per 5.9. L rd Ashley, for Taurnnga and Southern Ports :- For Tauranga, free goods: 1 quarter-cask brandy, 7 ca-es, 1 parcel, Owen nnd Graham ; 2 barrels ale, Lypll, Brothers ; 1 case, Whittle ; 1 ditto Sargood ; 1 boiler, Uewmati and Ewen ; 1 box seeds, Wn-n ; 1 ei.se, Clark and Son ; 2 case 3 Keinpthdrne mid Co. ; 1 ditto, McArthur and' Co. Tor Jfupier : lease, as addressed; 1 case, Clark and Sons ; 6 packages, as addressed. For Wellington, under bond: 11 cases Moselle 31 caskn stout, 26 cases sherry, 7 ditto ■port,' 3 5 ditto brandy, 14 ditto whiskey, 9 ditto brandy, 20 ditto claret, 68 half-chests 03 boxes tea, 6 quarter casks -whiskey, 1 ditto brandy, 1 ditto wine, 3 cases absynthe, 6 ditto bitters, 3 ditto curacoa, 3 quarter-casks •whiskey, 20 cases -wine, Sampson, Fraser, and Co.; 50 casks stout, Bucholz and Co. Free goods : 11 casks ale, 21 cases Vine. 20 boxes blue, 6 kegs 12 packages, Samson, Fraser, and Co.; 2 bags cocoa nuts, Gambier; 1 case plants, Wren ; 6 bags oysters, Williams;. 1 cask nuts, McLeod! For Lyttelt n: 1 bag seed, R Baird ; 1 box, Onyon ; 2 cases, E. and H. Isaacs ; 6 bales bags, Thornt v, Smith, and Firth; 1 case, S. H. Smith. For Otngo, under Aims Act : 304 kegs powder, Brown, Campbell, and Co ; 16 quarter-casks, J. S. Macfarlane ; 2 cases, Edson ; 1 case, Oweu and Graham ; 2 barrels pbwder/2 cases, Militia Department. 5 packages drugs, Kempthorno and Co.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents.

The barque Duke of Edinburgh,' Capt. Smith, arrived this morning from Newcastle, •with a cargo of 590 tons coal, consigned to order. Capt. Smith, reports leaving Newcastle on the 26th ulfc., and for the first five days of the passage met with fine westerly wind?, after, which strong east and south-easterly winds prevailed until making the Three Kings on Sunday last j jsince then ■ light, easterly winds have prevailed. .;■". ■. ; The s.s. City of-Melbourne, H. Grainger, Esqtj .pomnianderi: left" Auckland on the 7 th ultimo,' en rpute;^ flonolulu. Experienced strong N.E. winds,','with high sea,, for four day?-.after .leaving ; thence, until the 23rd, hacf unsettledweatherj, whehifc blew a-Hurri-cane from S.W; Ttlerihg toS.E. and N.E., occupying forty-eight hours ; at 7 p.m. on the 24th", 'rourided :the ;rsbip4b imde* close-reefed main trysail ; shortly after1 lost the starboard quarter 1 boat, and damaged, the port ,one. Made the land about Diamond Head at 2 p.m., on.-the. 26th, and proceeded towards the harbour, arriving at 4> p.m.,;//immediately transhipped, passengers and mails to the sis. |ioses.'J'aylorV^nfcli'-left at 10 a.m. the next morning for San Francisco. The^ City of Melbourne left Honolulu on the 28th, at 6 p.m., with mails and English telegrams "of the 12th ult. From leaving, up-td th<- 11th 'i:;stant, had fine weather; -iuce . f hat, date strong S.S.E. wi 11ds, w 11icliTf as retar<t ert the pHsan »c cbnsiojerarjyj [ Vftisi^ the Poor K»ights,ai..7<u:m. on the 37th, anH arrived at 4 pui/yrsterday afternoon. Passengers'^ For Auckland : ."ir George Grey, Miss Maithews (hi*.115606), Messrs. Isaac Doits!) J. C. iloward, "A. Fdrsy'the, J. T. H McKwen, J. A. S. Jones, A. hussell, A. J. Clark, H. Pauletj. A. Cbaag, Mrs. Chang and infant, Mr. A. Bland, Mrs. McDonald, Mr. and Mns. Fosbrook." Second cabin : Mr. T. Jackson, Mr. H. Jones. Steemge :.21. Bydney—Saloon : Mr. James Alexander, Captain F, A, Smith, Mr. Edmund Eurke, Mr. Colyer. Steerage : ;11. : E.M. 5.,3. Ebsario arrived at the I'ijis on the Bth instant, from Kew Zealand.

,Thb Keaesaege.—This celebrated Bhip of v/ar arrived at this port on the Ist instant, forty .two days from Callao, Peru, under the comgiand of Captain J. S. Thornton> who was heivexecuiive officer at the time of the-sink-ing", of £he Alabama. We understand that Tib en Captain" Thornton wns assigned to the oorjmand of tW.Kearsarge, he requested that tlie ship should be permitted to remain exactly, in the same condition as when the fight with the Alabama took place. This requ'egt trail complied with by the Department, and we are permitted to see the ship in the same condition and with the same battery as -when that most remarkable naval combat took place. The bolts to which the chain armour was attached,, are still to be seen in the side of ..the.- ship.— Haw>atmn Gazette, " steamer Lord .Ashley, Captain An■dcews, left, for Tauranga" and Southern ports, with a full miscellaneous cargo, as per exports, and the following 'passengers : Saloon—ft-rs. .-Bathgate; Mrs. :£oylan, ~Mrs. Brett, Messrs.. Wrigley, Gardner, Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Drum-, jnondsand -At, children,. Miy and Mrs. Chadwick and servant, Mrs. Cook and.; servant. Second Cabin—Mejssjes. OttoGfreen, Dowling, WJ9^&i®fimti McKay, McLaughliu,

Casey, Mrs. Dowling and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. Connell and infant, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Sweeny, Mrs. Vickers.

'The schooner Sea Gull, Captain Lourie, cleared at the Customs this morning for Fijis with general cargo. The"* schooner Glf'de arrive^ from Russell this morning with, y55 toni;^pal.—M. Niccol,