EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1664, 18 June 1875, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per Albatross, for Napier : 35,000 ft timber, C A. Harris ; 10,000 ft. timber, 100 nests pipe?,. SO,OOO shingles, D. H. McKenzie.— C. A. Harris, agent.

The schooner Albatross cleared to-day for Napier with a cargo of timber, &c., shipped by Messrs C. A. Harris and D. H. McKenzie. The brigantine Nightingale has entered out for Kaipara.

The schooner Ruby brings 64 tons coals from Hussell.

"We are indebted to Mr James McEwen for further particulars of the unfortunate -voyage of the Mary Melville to Napier, conveyed to him in a letter from the captain. We have already learned by telegraph tbat the mate was washed overboard and drowned. It appears that the weather encountered was very severe. All the spare lines were carried away, also the maintopmast staysail, lifebuoy, and cork fender. The boat was smashed to pieces, the chain-plates started, and everything moveable washed overboard. In addition to the casualty to the mate one of the crew had his collar bone broked, so that the captain must have had a very anxious time.

The as. St»r of the South left Wellington last night f f-r Napier and this port. The brigantine Magellan Cloud has it appea?s made another tiip to the 'Chatham Islands from TjytteJton. "We presume her charter by Mr Ho.od has been renewed, as Her former chaiter expired last trip.

Tho 'Wp Fonfarshira i 3 over 90 days out, and to maintain her reputation as a clipper, ought to put in an appearance soon. The schroners F'.iry and Ann McLeod have sailed in ballast for P.ussell.

The schooner Queen has sail: d for Hohianga with a miscellaneous cargo. It wks stated in these columns the day before yesterday tbat the etitter Magic had arrived at ■\Vftnga .oa on the 10th. and left on the 15th for Russell. Instead of "Wangapoa the.port mentioned should have been Wangspa, the name of a small port on the west coast, some miles north of Bokiaapa.

The following are the rames of the passengers by the ahip lutterwortb, which sailed lor Auckland or April 14: — Mrs Ann "Weighill and two sons, Mr Joseph Kelson, Mr Fred. Burgess. Mr and Mrs Francis Dyer and four children, Mr G. M. Alner, Mr ,T. Stever.s, Mr P Btevens. Mr J. Hourant, Mr A, C Tener, Mr Herbert Dobble.

The barque was ready for sea at Hoki'Vga at the beginning of the week. She has probably sailed by now. Her destination is Melbourne, and her c»rgo 290.000 ft timber, shipped under the auspices of Mr t*. W. Binney. Acßordinsj tJ a telegram received by Messrs Cruickthank and C\ the ss. Hero is to leavr Melbourne on the 22nd inst She will therefore be due here about the 2nd July.

Tha City of Melbourne keeps up her reputation for speed. By our telegrams l.ublished yesterday, itappears she has again made the run to San Francisco four days under contract lime. She left here on the 14th tilt, and reached her destination on' the 6th We have little doubt the will make an eqaally successful run back.