EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 240, 27 October 1870, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per schooner Excelsior, for Tonga: 31 packages (original cargo), 2 qr.-casks brandy, 50 cases geneva, •50 casks bottled beer, 4 drums linseed oil, 4 cases bottled fruit, 2 do. pickles, 1 half-tierce tobacco, 15 coils New Zealand rope, 10,000 feet timber, 50 cases biscuit, 80 bags flour, Combes and Daldy.

The s.s. Go-Ahead arrived from Russell early this morning, .with. 133 sheep, 4 bales wool, 17,0x-hides, 1 bale sheepskins, 7 casks, and 1 kit fish. Passengers—Rev. P. H. Cornford, Mr. H. Carleton, Messrs. Hargreaves, Walker, Burton, and three others. The schooner Huntress arrived at Russell from the Thames on Tuesday last. The cutter Woodstock arrived in harbour Ihis morning from Matata, with 119 bales flax, 2 sack 3 wheat, 3 packages, J. S. Macfiirlane. ; The cutter Ruby, from Paissell, brings 4o tons coal. The cutter Wanderer, from Coromanclel, brings a cargo of 1133 feet timber. The new jachtMera.iu command of Captain Newman, cleared at the Customs for the Fijis this morning, and will probably sail this afternoon. The schooner Strathnaver, Captain Joiner, arrived in harbour this morning from Lyttelton, bringing a cargo of grain, &c. The barqu.D Bella Mary is working up harbonr as we go to press. . ■ -■ , _ The S?a Gull sailed this morning for the Fiji Islands. Passengers—Miases Pully (2), Mr. s».nd Mrs. G-. Pully, Mr. Henry Kennedy, Mr. Samuel Levy, Messrs. Crowe and Stratford. * ■~_.« The schooner Excelsior cleared at the Customs this morning for Tonga, with a general cargo. Passenger—Mr. W. McNeale. The schooner Herald arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon, from Ahipara, bringing a •.argo of 16 tons kauri giim, to order ; and the sngines and machinery of the steamer Favorite, recently wrecked there. Passenger — Mr. Edward Yates. The schooner experienced fine weather and light variable winds throughout the passage. A brigantine, apparently from Russell to this port, was passed off Cape Brett, on Monday.