Per Ironside, from London :— 50 cases brandy, 25 cases brandy (half-flasks), 20 qr.-casks Gautier Frcres, 30,000 Countess slates, 3 cases confectionery, 6 tanks English malt, 5 bales grey paper bags, 100 cases Honnessy- brandy.— Kummer & Co. __ caso3 linoleum, 5 cases iron Venetian blinds, 3 perambulators, 5 cases floorcloth, 2.bales linen ticks—Winksand Hall. Per Southern Cross, from South: 180 sacks Cantert>_ry potatoes—Jakins and Willcox.
EXPORTS.
Per Langstone, for London, ,via JMOlDOurnb 250 tons manganese.
Inwards Coastwise.— Morning Light, from Cabbage Bay, with 50 tons firewood; Adah, from Thames, in ballast; Atlantic fromMahu rangi, in ballast.
Outwards Coastwise.—Mana, for Tairua: Zillah, for Katlkatl. Morning Light, for Cabbage Boy; Kate McGregor, for the Thames; Golden Islo, for Russell; Dream, for Kennedy's Bay.
Tho ship Langstono has cleared at tho Customs, and la now ready to sail for Melbourne, where she will load for London. She has on board 250 tons manganese stiffening.
Tho brigantino Ethel sailed from Tlmarufor Auckland yesterday.
THE TONGARIRO.
Tho B.s. Tongariro has rocently been fitted with a new Burfaoe condenser, made by Messrs Fraser and Tiane, under the superintendence of Mr. W. Lodder. The steamer to-day had a very successful trial trip, and on Monday, Is announ ced to leave for Waiuku.
ARRIVAL OF THE IRONSIDE.-FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD.
