EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1674, 30 June 1875, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per Blanche, for Rarotonga : 2 bales cotton 2 bales, 1 case apparel, 1 bale apparel, 2 cases perfumery, 3 bales cotton, 1 case drapery, 17 mats sugar, 10 cases geneva, 4 boxes tobacco, 5 eases brandy. 1 hhd. rum, 2 cases cotton, 5 cases merchandize, 50 bags rice, 15,000 feet timber, 40 doors, 60 sashes, 15 tins shooks„JG'casks flour, 40 boxes soap, 1 case muntz^metal, 4 cases kerosene, 2 boxes matches.—Owen and Graham, agents.

The schooner Ann McLeorl cleared out today for the Bay of Islands in ballast. The schooner Swallow arrived thia morning from Mongonui with the following cargo : 11 tons and. 5 bags kanri gum, 18 hides and sundries.

The cutter" Maud brings 49 tons coal from Russell.

We learn that Captain Hector Urquhart, a cousin of Captain Urquhart, of the schooner Mary Melville, was a passenger to the Manukau by the schooner Pacific. We regret to state that no tidings have yet arrived as to the fate of the schooner.

The brig Syren arrived from Sydney this morning early after a good run of 13 days. Captain Sainty reports that he left Sydney on tha 16th inst. Had light S. and S E. winds »nd fine weather tillapcro-ch-ing the land Could not make the Three Kin*s o-iog to thick weather. Made Cape Brett at six o'clock yes£erday morning. _*t three o'clock in the afternoon when the vessel wai off the Hea and Chickens, the wind came down from the north in heavy gusts, and towards night it blew a severe N. gale. Anchored «t midnight in Rangitoto Chf>nnel,__nd camenp at tight o'clock this morning. Passenger -Mr Manning.

The ss Llewellyn had arrived at Brisbane from Cooktown two days before the departure of the Syren It was exDected that she would make another trip before leaving for Auckland. Messrs Bricht Bro3 have just established a branch house in Sydney. . The agency business of the ttero is now transacted at this office. {The schooner Fsirlie cleared at Lyttelton for Auck and on Saturday last, and sailed on Sunday She brings the following cargo : 575 sacks oats, 143 sacks malt, 8M) sacks potatoes, 275 sacks, 800 bags, 650 half bags flour, 33 kegs butter, 350 sacks bran, 32 sacks pollard. The schooner Marmiou left Wellington for the Kaipara yesterday. Captain Martin bas taken command of the brig Albion.in place of Cantain Wilson resigned. Ihe Brig Rio toge is waiting in the ready to take advantage of the first slant to sail for Puget Sound. The A.S.P. Co's ss Southern Cross sailed last night for Napier aifd (Wellington. She conveyed a large general cargo and the following passengers:—Messrs Mason, Warnford.- M. Jones, the "Wheeler de Glorion troupe, Miss Williams, Mrs Steward. Mr and Miss Boss; and _ in the steerage. A north-easter was blowing when tge steamer left, which Increased to a gale towards midnight. The vessel must have had a pr<tty rough time of it outside. Messrs Gilchrist and Weston have sold the lease of Mr Macquarie'sislip at Newcastle, together r With the plant and materials, for the sum of £3000 Captain Sullivan is the purchaser —Sydney Morning, Herald.