EXPORTS.

Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 1707, 7 August 1875, Page 2

EXPORTS.

Per St Kilda for Wanganui-1 case, 2 bundles spades, T and 8 Morrin.

Per Wellington for the South: 8 parcels, i cases, 190 kits oysters, 5 sacks do, I tin, 2 casks, I trunk, and a steam launch.

Per Fernglen for London—94 bales wool, 26 do leather, Ireland B^-os.

Per Fernglen for Loadon—4lß cases kauri gum, Henderson and Macfarlane.

Notice.—Masters of vessels lying alongside the Queen-street wharf may in future obtain a copy of the Stab by applying at Messrs J. and D. Oxley's store at five o'clock in the afternoon.

The well-known brig Moa, Captain McDearmid, arrived this morning from Timaru after a run of 7 days. She left on the 30th ult, and had one day's calm, and one day's head wind after starting. On the 2nd, strong S.S.W. gale, with heavy Bea, which cariied away part of port bulwarks. On" the night of the 3rd, hove to off the East Cape, a heavy gale from the S.E. blowing. Sighted the Cape next day, and arrived in Rangitoto Channel last night, coming up harbour this morning at 10 o'clock. Passenger— Master Robert Holdgate. After discharging, the Moa will leave for Newcastle. The Moa has been subjected to a thorough overhaul in Hobart Town since she was last here. She has been re-copppred, re-cauiaed, and re-fastened and is still, though over twenty years old as staunch and taut a little vessel as when she was first built; and Captain McDearmidis justly proud of her. Messrs Niccol and Son, the builders of the Moa, have also g-ood reason to feel pride in the excellence of their workmanship being bo well attested. The Moa now belongs to Alessrs Jackson and Gibson, of Timaru. The schooner Mary King sailed for Tairua yesterday.

H_he as. Wellington left for the South this day al noon. Passengers; Mr Graham, Mr Waters, Mr Webster, and others

The ship Flechero has been berthed alongside the wharf, and will proceed to discharge her cargo at once.

The ship Forfarshire is in the stream waiting for a start to sail for "Guam."

The schooner Queen, which arrived from Hokianga early this morning, does not appear much the worse for her recent mishap. She brings a cargo of produce and gum.. After-discharging she is to load for the same port, and fails about Monday. The smart brig" Chanticleer is to leave Hobart Town for this port on the 10th inst. The s.s. lon a'arrived at daylight this morningfrom the Bay of Islands. -Having landed her passengers at the North Shore? she went down to Kohimarama to land her (iattle, and came up to the wharf late in the morning Left Russell at 12.30 yesterday, with an easterly wijpd,.and arrived at Wangarei Heads at Bp. m. Left again at 10 am. Arrived in Auckland as above. Strong east winds and heavy sea during the passage. We are indebted to W. Stodart, the purser, for report and passenger list. Passengers : Messrs J. Macfarlane,; Clarke. Penk, Chudleigh, Yarborough, Mr and Mrs Bichard and child Mr and Mrs Holloway. Steerage (from Wangarei)—Messrs McKenzie, Lewisson. Grandison, Davis, Wolds, D. McLeod Sutherland, J. McLeod. Cargo-54 head cattle, 260 sacks gum, 1 horse.— Cruickshank and Co., agents The barque Freetrader, Captain Johnson, arrived last night from' Hobart Town with a cargo of Tasmanianproduce. She left on the 20th July at 9 p.m. For the first seven days had variable weather, easterly winds preponderating. Thence till making Three Kings on the 3rd instant, southerly weather wi-hfine breezes. Bounded the North Cape at 6 a.m on "the 4th. Down the Coast easterly weather with s rising sea.. The Freetrader is consigned to H. S. Meyers and Co. Captain Jones is well-known in this port, having been here before in command of the brig Clematis. • -« • •

The schooner Leslie cleared out to-day in ballast for the Thames. ~

The barque Freetrader and the brigs Wave and Moa will receive berths at wharf on Monday.