PORT OF GREY.

Grey River Argus, 25 April 1907, Page 2

PORT OF GREY.

IR,L1 R,L A „ high water. Anri 26 '•" 8 22 a m - 8 43 P-m y — 93 a-m. ... 0.23 p.m. *~ T: . THE WEATHER. WaS -— weather report yesterday \m\^a * i_ Pr u 1 eaSt brce2e 5 weather, show"Expect northerly strong winds to f a a:!. c ;nfi^ s K] fall s tides h.wh, sea heavy heavy, river m heavy ARRIVALS. wi April 24 ' DEPARTURES. NiL APril 24IN PORT. Kamona, from Lyfctelton, Arahura from Wellington. Petone from Wellington ~ ■ A rough sea on the bar yesterday prevenej shipping movements. The Arahura and Kamona are waiting for weather to moderate. M_\, ne Triune leaves Auckland on Taviuni * m CC the The faieri ]eft Lyttelton on Tues. day niffht or this por? where she loads coal for Lyttelton. The Defender "is loaded with timber and leaves for Wellington as soon as the weather permits. The three-masted schooner Eunice is due next week from Timaru with a cargo of produce. rhe Wainui left Nelson for Wests&^Gs?ri£jSr2_rT_!?£ her return at 0 a.m. to-morrow. . The Waverley left Wellington last ntffht, and is due to-morrow afternoon and leaves at 6 p.m. same day for Foxton direct. The Sydney Morning Herald states that, the Torgauten, with 20.000 feet «/ timber from Whangape, arrived in M'HSlSfmadeVam^Satflhfai^aSSS Association and the Merchant Service Guild, the two bodies represent- \ rl«« "S "STS*., S,«,m Navigation Company shows a profit of ,£17,050. A dividend of five per cent on deferred shares has ibeen recommended. 1 ? teame J r Australian recently sti; a I nded « Port Darwin, has been sold for