SHIPPINGS

South Canterbury Times, Issue 2875, 12 June 1882, Page 2

SHIPPINGS

PORT OF TIMARU. The flagstaff of Timarn is situated in 171 deg.'lTmih. 20seo. East longitude 44deg, 23mm. South latitude. . ; V. ARRIVED.' June 12—Westport, |B.s., ,263 tons, Gibb from Lyttleton. _ June 12—Go-Ahead, 5.5.,120 tons.Doile, from Lyttelton. BAILED. June J 2—Palace, barque.for Dunedin.' " , CLEARED. June 12—Janet Ramsay, schooner, 41 tons, Waren, for Gatlin’s River. IMPOSTS, In the W&tport, N.Z.G.A. and ;M. Co., agents : Part cargo general merchandise. Consignees—R. Wilkin and Co ; Hibbard ; Cornish; Taylor and Bowie; Bennett : Small; Pitt; Hislop; McLean ; N.M, and A. Co.; Kernohan, McCahon and Co ; Anderson; Amos; Mee. In the Go-Ahead, Miles, Archer and Co., agents: Part cargo general merchandise. Consignees—Sinclair ; Manchester and Goldsmith; Webster; Hibbard ; ; Priest and Hold gate; Taylor '.and Bowie; Miles, Archer and Co. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, Clyde, Schooner, from Auckland, early. Annie Bow, barquentiae, from Newcastle, early, The s.s. Waitaki will make Rer.ushal biweekly trip to this port to-morrow. The steamers Westport and Go-Ahead arrived this morning from Lyttelton.. The ketch Janet Ramsay cleared at the Customs, for Gatlin s River, this’morning, in ballast. f <

The fiarque Palace sailed for Dunedin this morning, in ballast. She Was towed into the offing by the s.s. Go-Ahead. ( .. An attempt 'was to have been madei today to float the'City bf Perth, The owners have taken every precaution in the,event of the vessel making more Water than they, anticipste, and appear very sanguine as to the result. Should the attdmpt prove successful, the Company will reap a welldeserved reward. , . , .