SHIPPING.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 5014, 23 May 1889, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OP TIMAEU. The flagstaff of Timarn is situated in 171 deg. 17.20 min. East longitude ; and 44deg. 23min. South latitude. ARRIVED, May 23 —Brunner s.s., 340 tons, Ewon, from the South. May 23—Tekapo, s.s., 2300 tons, Anderson, from the South. SAILED. May 23—Brunner, s.s., 340 tons, Ewen, for West Coast and way ports, IMPORTS. In the Brunner. N.M. and A. Company, 50 tons general merchandise. Consignees — Pearson, Gunn, Milling po., Taylor, Pye, Davies and Murphy, Priest and Holdgate, Adams, CiP. Association, Agents, Jameson, Evans and Co., Traffic Manager, Miles, Archer and Co., Green, Newey, Lane and Co., Bowker, Drummond and Glasson, Shepherd, Presby, Anderson, Selegraph office, Craigie. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. Vessel. Days out. Ganymede (Capt. Alleson) 90 Paula (Capt. Breymann) .. ... 81 Mathilde Henmngs_ (Capt. Dado) ... 60 Kinolune (Capt. Crighton) ... ••• 24 Earlscourt (Capt. Anton) -1 'J’ho Union Company’s Tekapo arrived from Oamarn this morning with a small quantity of coal. She fills up hero with produce and leaves for Sydney direct at noon to-morrow. The s.s, Brunner arrived from the South this morning with a quantity of merchandise, and leaves again to-night with a large quantity of produce for Northern and West Coast Ports. The schooner Maud Graham left Kaipara on the 20th inst, with a load of timber for this port. (By Telegraph.) Auckland, May 22. Later. The Cabarfeidh has been floated off, and the tug boat is now bringing her in. She is reported to be leaking, and to have lost her royal mast.