IMPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 431, 29 May 1871, Page 2

IMPORTS.

'er brig Union, from Lytteltou : —4OO bags I, 1300 bags wheat, order. —G; W. Binney, it.

Per schooner Jane Anderson, from Oamaru : 8 bags barley, 100 bags wheat, 300 bags [n, 48 bags oatmeal, 20 bags 'pearl barley, 3 bags flour, G-. W. Binney (agent).

If /The schooner Mary Ellen^ from [Mercury jjiy, brings a cargo of 27 tons kauri gum, for iessrs. Rolph, Sterry & Co. j H.M.S. Virago is under orders to sail for iigland via Sydney to-morrow. I'jFhe schooner Golden Isle sailed for Russell pis morning. j The barques Free Trader and Frowning leauty returned to harbor this morning, being inable to proceed on their voyage to Newostle, owing to the strong N.E. wind blowing I outside. I The mail steamer Nebraska, from San Frautisfto and Honolulu, is due here to-morrow. 'I The cutter Janet Grey, from Tairua, brings pL cargo of 18,000 feet sawn timber and 1 ton Kauri gum. I The p.s. Duke of Edinburgh leaves for Wangarei this evening,

The ship Wild Duck commenced to (lis charge her cargo of grain this morning.

If The brigantine Hercules sails for Newcastle Ijj to-day. J I The s.s. Star of the South is announced to (1 sail for Napier to-morrow. f| H.M.S.S. Rosario, Captain Challis, arrived J in harbour yesterday afternoon from Port I Denison, which place sho left on the 7th inst. j Light S.E. and E.N.E. winds were experienced throughout. Made the Cavalier Island on Saturday, and from thence steamed into port. The Rosario visited Cape York previous to leaving Bowen, and came down the passage inside the Barrier reefs. On the 20th ult, when at anchor, a signal of distress was observed on a small rocky island. The •vessel got up steam and proceeded to the island, where she found and rescued Captain Brown and seven of the crew of the schooner Black Dog, of Sydney, which had been wrecked on the Al Reef, in the vicinity of the Hope Island, on the 16th ultimo. The shipwrecked crew, when taken off, were nearly starving; they were landed at Port Denison.

The s.s. James Paterson was to leave Sydney i about the 26th instant for this port.

The ship Excelsior was to sail from London for Auckland early in April, and was to be followed by the Countess of Kintore.