SHIPPING.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 2370, 30 December 1898, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMAKC. . The flagstaff of Timaru Is altui ted id Kaet longitude T7ldeg 17.20m.ir':;'-and South latitude 44deg 23mln. ARRIVED. Dec. 30—Flora, s.s., 1273 tons, Fleming, from Dunedin. SAILED. Dec. 30—Elbe, ship, 1628 tons, Fox, for Lyttelton. ~ IMPORTS. In the Flora, N.M. and A. Co., agents: 98 tons general merchandise. Consignees— Exley, Pearson, Keith, Sutherland, Dickenson, Webster, Woollen Co., Farmers’ Exchange, Radeliffe, Hutton, J. Smith, Priest & Holdgate, 0.F.C.A., Palmer, McKibbin, Stewart, Findlay, Craigie, J. King, J. Brown, Blyth, Rol- , linson, Caldwell, Bates, Siegert, Morrison, Rollitt, Belford Mill,- R. Bowie, Saunders, Express Co., J. E. S Jackson, N.M, & A. Co., Kernohan, orders. IN HARBOUR. Steamer —Tekoaand Flora, Ship—ln vercargill, Barque—Andes. Schooners—Zior and Glencairn. , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Flora, s.s., to-day. Pareora, s.s., on Tuesday. Gisborne, schooner, early. Timaru, ship, daily. The Oorinna will not be here this week, having been laid up for repairs. The Tekoa was worked throughout last night, and expects to be ready for sea to-day. The ship Elbe finished putting out her Timaru cargo yesterday, and was warped off to a buoy last evening. She left this morning for Lyttelton with part - original cargo from Calcutta. ’ The s.s. Flora arrived from Dunedin r ■ (his morning with about 100 tons of merchandise to land, a considerable propor- . tion being transhipments from London rand Australian steamers. She goes on ' to Lyttelton about 6 p.m., taking 100 tons r for Napier and 300 for Auckland.