IMPORTS.

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1287, 13 September 1872, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Gleaner, from Melbourne : 70 bags potatoes, 2000 bricus, 5 cases jam, 3 cases ginger, 1 bale clothes-lines, 75 cases milk, 1 case groats, 20 bags rice, 12 cases salmon, 30 cases old torn, 6 cases mustard, 4 cases maizena, 3 cases batlibricks, 2 cases capers, 10 boxes clothoa-pegs, 2 boxes quan quota, 5 qr-ensks brandy, 1 l.hle paperhangings, 202 '1' and G boards, 22 bags salt, 2 cases vestas. 50 cases kerogeno, 12 cases sarsapariUa, 6 cases pickles, 5 cases salad oil, 3 cases caßtpr oil, 5 qr-casks rum, 100 qr-casks brandy. 6 qr-caaka whisky, 4 casks washing aodo, 10 cases oysters, 7 cases sardines, 50 coses geneva, 1 eves tattsme acid, 2 casks whisky, 1 caso vermicelli, 2 cases twine, 25 boxes candles, 1 case sago, 4 boxes maizena, 1 case macoaroni, 5 cases marmalade, 10 cases whisky, 1 chest drawers, 250 pockets sugar, 20 bags sugar, 6 qr-tierces tobacco, 12 qr-casks 10 qrcasks port, 15 qr-casks brandy, 10 1 cases ncneva, 3 cases vestas, 10 chests candles, 100 boxes candles, 10 casks currants, 10 cases jam, 2 cases honey, 1 case gelatine lozenges, 50 cases milk, 0 cpscs ling, 5 half-barrels herrings, si cases kerosone, 30 chests tea, 20 half-chests tea, 20 boxes tea, 4 cases castor oil, 5 cases sauce, 20 bags salt, 20 cases claret, 2 qr-casks port, 1 case sad irons, 1 bundle ridgings, 1 case ranges, 1 grate, 80 luvckages sugar, 6 cases castor oil, 3 cases chimneys, 10 half-chests tea, 5 chests tea, 080 bags flour, 4 boxes tea, 4 bales paper, W J Uoatcs ; 1 barrel raw coffee, De Costa; 20 cases powder, 100 kegs powder, 2 pieceft lead, Collector of Customs ; 1 furnace, 1 bag horse hair, Kennedy Bros ; 10 packages glass, 2 coses turps, 1 cose whiting, 2 trusses moulding, 2 cases varnish, 26 drums oil, 7 bale* paperhangings, 26 packages glass, 1 case brush ware, Peters; 4 cases bengoll, 4 cases turps, 1 case sundries, 1 cask blue, Badger ; 1 qr-cask rum, 1 case maccaroni, 1 box blue, 1 case vestas, 1 box starch, .1 case salad oil, 10 cases brandy, 1 case curry,' 5 half-chesta tea, 5 cases whisky, 1 case capers, 1 cask blacking, 5 boxes raisins, 1 bag nuts, 1 bag pearl barley, 1 case tapioca, 1 case biscuits, 4 cases sundries, 14 boxes tea, 1 cask sugar, 1 cask blacking, 1 cask soda crystals, 1 box starch, 1 case groats, 1 case curry, 2 boxes almonds, I case salad oil, 2 boxes blue, 8 qr-casks brandy, 1 qr-cask port, 1 qr-cosk sherry, 5 chests candles, J Hamilton and Co ; 1 hhd merchandise, 1 box merchandise, 12 kegs nails, 3 bundles buckets, 3 bundles shovels, 3 bundles spades, 3 smiths' bellows, 2 casks, 1 case, 3 packages, 24 barrow wheels, 6 cases picks, 2 casks hammers, 1 case planes, 2 casks tinware, 1 coil galvanised iron, 1 package gas fittings, 2 watertub iron?, 1 bale pipes, 4 cases, Forsyth and Masters ; 10 castiron lnmp.posts, 3 castiron lamps, Borough Council ; 1 case bacon, Thompson. Smith, and Jjarkley ; 2 boxes almonds, 10 boxes raisin*, 10 boxes maizena, 1 cose mustard, 4 boxes raisins, 20 cases milk, 1 qr-cask treacle, 2 casks whisky, 2 cases sundries, 32 packages sngar, 50 cases kerosene, 318 bundles lumber, 131 do flooring, 2 bundles mouldings, 1 box trusses, 3 bundles sashes, 6 glass doors, 20 doors, 15 half-chests tea, Orr and Co; 1 case toys, 1 case fancy goods, 3 qr-casks sherry, M Levy; 4 bales corks, 7 casks sugar, 1 qr-cask acid, Strike md Blackmore ; 10 cases castor oil, 1 bhd whisky, 1 qr-cosk sherry, 50 cases kerosene, 4 qr-casks sherry, Hamilton and Nichol ; 2 cases, Roche ; 2 coses stationery, Sommers and Steel ; 2 pictures, order ; 1 bale paper bags, Coates ; 6 drums oil, 1 drum turpentine, Cmlishaw and Plaisted ; 1 qrcask vinegar, order ; 1 barrel acid, order.

The schooner Gleaner was towed into port yesterday afternoon by the p s Dispatch. She has made a ten days' run fremv Melbourne, bringing a general cargo, principally conoigned to her owner, Mr Coates. Tho s s Tararua arrived in the Hokitika roadstead yestcuUy afternoon, and is expected to be tendered here early this morning, along with the s s Albion, from Nelson. The schooner Lady Don, Captain Ruxton, arrived in harbor yesterday morning, from Groymouth ; was tugged out by the p s Dispatch on August 30 ; on September 1 was off Rocks Point ; on tho 3rd passed Stephens' Island and the Brothers, also a barque and a brig beating to the northward ; on the 4th passed Cape Campbell, arriving as above. — Lyttelton Times, September 7. The schooners Kaiuma, Canterbury, and Sarah and Mary, and the ketch Jupiter, arrived . in harb'ir yesterday, from Greymouth, with cargoes of coal. — Lyltelton Times, September 7. Captain M'Lean has command of the Albion, and (says tho Otago Daily Times) looks oven more youthful than for years past. The Albion left Port Phillip Heads at 8 p.m. on the ?Bth ult. ; passed Swan Island at 4 pm. next day. Experienced light northerly winds till the 2ud inst., which then increased to a gale, with heavy cross seas ; hove- to for three hours, when she bore away, and arrived off Bluff Harbor at 6.30 p.m. same day; entered at daylight on the 3rd, discharged mails and cargo, aud sailed at 0.30 p.m. Mr Norrisis purser. The Pearl, wooden corvette, 2187 tons, 1390-horso power, ordered to be repaired and relitted at Portsmouth for service on the Australian station, appears on examination to be in a decayed state, and will require very close inspection before the repairs in the shipwrights' department arc commenced. The Colonial Empire, for Victoria; Bcbingtoa, for . Wellington ; and Polmaiae, for Maryborough, have sailed from England with emigrants. The Dido, 8, wooden ship, Captain William C. Chapman, having been relieved in Simon's Bay by the Druid, left the Capo for the-Aus-tralian station on 16th May with orders to call at St. Panl'tf Island for any stores of the Mcgrera not taken by the Cossack. The Atrato, s s, has just been chartered by tho Agent-General far Victoria to carry the next batch of emigrants out to Melbourne. This vessel is a very large one for this purpose, she being 3500 tons burthen. The Atrato wns formerly one of the vessels of the Koyal Mail Steam Packet Company, and has made several successful voyages to the West Indict!. She is appointed to leave Plymouth for Melbourne in September, aud is expected to make the rnn out, via the Cape, in fifty days. —Euroijean Mail.