IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 287, 10 December 1870, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per barque A lice Cameron, from Itfew York: 30 oases axes, 40 cases chairs, 4 cases brooms, 100 boxes clothes-pins, 50 sets tubs, 50 dozen pails, 4 onsp? handles, 4 rases lobster?, 6 cases shovels, 22 boxps nnil?. 2 cases scales, 1 cask linrclwniV, 8 bawls hardware, 2 packages uewing machine. 100 boxes ololhrs-pins, 600 puils, orrter. From Sydney: 100 cases kerosene, Burnett and "Levy ; IGO cases kerosine, order ; 22 kegs butter,' order ; 5 cases vestas, 10 cases vofrnn, order ; 1 bale paper ba<!B, order ; 1 bnle leather, .T. Rout ; 115 baes maize, 11! baps maize, 26 cbsps cheese, order ; 6 cask* coffee, 93 bores raisins, 10 casks ounvints, 10 barrels nuts, 30 kegs carbonate soda, 75 cases castor nil, 40 cases salad oil, 25 cases pickles, 20 cases mustard, 20 cases figs, 10 cases vestas, 5 cases peel, 1 case spice, 20 ettFes fruits, 10 cases soap powder, 10 cases sauces, 5 cases confectionery, order ; 5 wheelbarrows, S. H. Smith ; 40 casks of butter, order ; 200 spokes, 400 felloes, 1 dray, 133 tons coal, Henderson and Macfarlane; 167 half-chests, S. Jones; 24 oases, 50 casks salt., 50 ditto fruit, 50 ditto oil, 50 ditto pickles, 319 boxes tea, 50 cases oW torn, 21 bales hay, order; 1 case drapery, .T. Sim ; 1 ditto ditio, W. Stranger and Co. ; 1 dray, J. Lock.—Henderson anH Macfarlane, agents.

The ship Aboukir cleared at the Customs yesterday for London with a full cargo, rained atf'26.905. The following am passengers by her:—Mr. Behrend, Mr. and Miss Orchard, Mr. and Mrs. Benley and family, Mr. Penrson. The cutter Mary Ann arrived in harbour this morning from Awanui and the North Cape, bringing 59 bales flux, and 25 tons tow, for Messrs. Cruick shank, Smart & Co.