EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1690, 19 July 1875, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Shipped by Messrs T. and S. Morrin per Tona. for Russell and : 5 bars iron, 7 bundles do, 1 1 parcel, 1 bundle spades, 1 do buckets, 1 do bullock hows.. 3 camp ovens, 3 iron pots, 3 cases herf-sone, 1 ■parcel, 3 pieces pipe, 1 pared, 2 cases, 1 cask, 4 casps, J iilate, 1 bundle gumsp cirs, 1 colonial oven, 1 cattle brand; 5 kegs nails.

The brig Syren has entered out for Taranaki. The cutter Magic has cleared for the Thames with a miscellaneous cargo. The cutter Wanderer, for the Great Barrier, and the South Carolina, for Russell, have cleared out in ballast. The schooner Gem has entered in from Russell with 46 tons of coal. The ketch Maid of the Mill from Orewa trings 28,000 feet timber, and 3 tons gum. The ketch Fanny Kelly from Wangaroa brings 30,000 feet timber and 2 large spars. The cutter Leo brings 53 tons coals from Russell. The cutter Fawn, from Russell, brings 21 tons of coal, 162 bags of gum, and 1 hide. The barque Bella Mary hauled away from the wharf this morning, and will sail for Hobart Town at once. She is in ballast. Tne barques Lebroyd and Queen oi the South, the schooners Fairlio and Mary King, and the brigantines Zephyr and Kate Brain, are all discharging at the Queenstreet wharf. Their cargoes are tm-ning out better than could be expected, considering the fearful weather they have experienced. The s.s. St, Kile!a leaves the Manukau to-morrow at noon, instead of 10 o'clock (as advertised in the frontpage). ................ - .■•■ w -. ......... - The Union St-'am Shipping Companvsjss Taupo arrived in the ft'anukau yesterday morningi from the", South. She is to Isave again at eleven o'clock'to-r morrow. -■ t The schooner Mary Webster arrived at Taranalii on Saturday mornicg after after a long passage from the Kaipara of 17 days, during which very heavy wea .her was eiperie'hced.. It will' be seen by our Islands' news by the Marth 1 that the brjg Vision arrived atVsvau prior.to the 6th June, and the schooner Peerless arrived at Tongatabu on the 26th ultimo

T{je barque Florence left Boston for New Zealand ports on the Bth Jaue with a full general cargo. JEl.M.'s Pearl, with his Excellency Sir Arthur Hamilton Gordon, Governor of the Fijis, arrived at Levuka.-froni Sydney, on tho-24th Jane. •' "We--learn that the barque Lizzie Fox, 272 tons, ••••- Captain Hurrell, is load rig a1; New York for Auckp land ar d Dunedin with general cargo. She was to be ready for sailing aibout the present time; Mr J. W. Carr has taken a contract to build a 16-ow pinnace for the Kaval Brigadg. .. . - :-k.Yi When, the Dauntless left Le^tika, ncHfaar the Emu nor'the Star of the South had : ariivad . -the Emu left here on the 24th ultimo, and tlie Star of the' South on. the" 28ih. , . -. .---.;.;. The brig Berwent, or rather a brig-answering exactly to her description, was sighted by Ospta'n Norris, of the cutter Leo; off the Poor Knigh's on Friday morning. She was standing in from the eastward towards Cape Brett,'and. had evidently been blown off the land. The s.s. St. Kilda, Captain Flowerday, left WaDganuionthe I6th, at 9 p.m., and after a very stormy passage arrived, alongside the Onehunga wharf at 6 this1 morning. Oh rh,e 17th, at 8 P-m", while off Cape EgniOnt, sppkej^Baj^etch Amitenrl of Wellington, " the. crewr of iiff~!S3iad -hf eh igfttirely without provisions .for-a weet Lowered'a Doajbknd sent a tupply on board I,'and proceeded on the passage at.9 p.m. Passengers r-r-Mrs Person and family (3), and Messrs McNeill, Barnes, and Perston. The Government steamer Luna left Onetungafor the 3eat,of;G6verßment yesterday shortly .before noon conveying a large number-of m-mbers of :the Legislature. Among the passengers were :—His Honor. Sir George Grey. P. Digmn, D. r M. Luckie, «. McLean, G. Yon derHeyde. W. Swanson, C. O'Neill, G M, O'Korke, Joseph 'May, Wi Katene, and W Kelly, M.H.R.'s ; H Chamberlin, Hon. Oolonel Kenny, Bon James Williamson, M.L.C's; and Messrs G, M. Keed D. L. Murdoch, and Colonel Hariogton. • The Bawaiian schooner Danntlets arrived on Satur-r day^ night from Tonga and Levufea with a cargo of maize and covra.. Captain Borrel reports arriving afc Tonga on tie 20th ult; took in cargo, and left on the 26th *for Lavuka ; left there on the 4th inst, and had i light winds all the passage. Made the Poor Knights on the 17th insfc. The copra from the Dauntless will he transhipped into ths Ferngien. Passengers : From Tonga—Mr Dwyer. From Eevuka— Captain Sprawle, Messrs Gwynne, Evans, and Bartlett. Captain Farquhar, of the lona informs us to-day that the mysterious barqne which put into Wangape did not fire a rocket, but a gun. She stood in by the channel on the north side of. the rock, which is the usual mode t.f entrance. From this it was supposed that thecaptain knew the port welt. When she stood out on the south side it became evident that she was a stranger,-, as the water, here bristles with rocks, and • It was a wonder to'those who saw her that she got to sea safely. It is not at all improbable that the vessel will tun Tout to be the Moneynick. '

The.barque Martha, Captain McKenzie, arrived this morning irom Samoa and.the Friendly Islands with a cargo of island produce. We are indebted to Capain McKenzie for the following report of passage and for Samoan hews :—Left': Samoa oh May 30, with light easterly winds urtil we reached Vavau on June 6; left there again en the lOth.after taking in part of cargo called at Baapai and took in some more cargo ; sailed for Tongatabu, and reached there on 22nd'Jnne; took in balance of cargo, and failed from thence for Auckland on the 27th. Experienced calms and variables till July 8, when it oame.on stormy weather from the south, lasting until neariag the coast, when tho wind chopped to the N.W, and-continmd to blow from that quarter till'entering port.