BY TELEGRAPH Timaru, 31st August

Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1894, Page 2

BY TELEGRAPH Timaru, 31st August

Sailed, 3 pm— Taieri, lot Newcastle TABAKAXt. 3U* AngUSt Sailed, 10.30 pin— Gairloch, for Onehu'ga (connect wi*,h express) . OuitHsiM, Ist Septei-ioor Arrived, 8.20 am— Waihi and Neptune, worn Wellington T.TTTBLTON, Ist September Arrived, 8.30 am— Fengnin, from Wellington; ( Thurso, barqut, from Newcastle To sail, midnight— Penguin, for Wellington Hapiisr. Ist September To sail— Southern Cross (3 pm), Tarawera (11 am tomorrow), for 'W^Uington .f atia, Ist September ArriTed, 9.15 am— Waitapn, from Wellington Picton, Ist September Sailed, 10 am — Duco, with barque Matnura in tow, for Long Island; Queen of the South, for Wellington Nelsok. Ist September To sail, 9 am to-morrow — Mawhera, for Wellington Wahganvi, Ist September Arrived, 10 am— Stormbird. from Wellington Orsti, for Westport, still detained by southerly gale The Wainui from West Coast and Nelson, Huia - from Wanganui, and Brunner from Westport, arrived at 7, 10, and 11.10 last night The Mohinapna, from Onehunga and Taranaki arrived at 4 this morning The Wairarapa ortiTed from Sonth at 11.25 this mornimr The Queen of the Sorvth arrived from Foxton and Picton at 3.45 this afternoon The Aorere was reported at the New Plymouth breakwater yesterday, awaiting an opportunity to work Opunake The steam-tug Duco left for Picton shortly after midnight to tow the barque Matanrn, bound for London, out of the Sounds. Both vessels left Picton at 10 this morning, but owing* to the southerly win* springing up, a eoursd will be shaped for Long Island, where the Mataura will remain, at anchor until a farourable change of wind The brifrantine Zeno. chartered by the U. 9.&. Co., leaves Newcastle on Tuesday for "Wellington, with about 560 tons of coal The Huddart-Farker liner Tasmania leaves Auckland on Monday next, at 4 pm, calling at Naoier, and arrires here on Thursday morning, leuring same day for Lyttelton and Dunedin