SHIPPING.
PORT OF TIMARU. The flagstaff at Timaru is situated in East longitude 171 deg., 17min 20sec; South latitude 44deg., 20min. ARRIVED. • July 20—Corinna, s.s., from Dunedin via . Oamaru/ July 2d—Hawea, s.s., from Auckland via Oamaru. SAD-ED. Nil. IMPORTS. In the Corinna, N.M. and A. Co., agents : 70 tons general cargo. Consignees--U.S.S. Co., Exley, J. Davidson, Drewe, Palmer, J. and P. Stewart, Bowie and Co., Tyrrell and C., Kernohan and Co., Miller, '■Houston, Woollen Co., McDonald, Reid and Grey, Manchester Bros., Orr and Co., G. Davey, Fletcher, Dutson and Co., Shepherd, R. R. Taylor, Priest and Holdgate, King, Craigie, drivers, Smith, Guinness and LeCren, McKibbin, Simpson, 6. A. Brown, Young, Cullen, Clarke, Hardware, Co., Storrier and Co., Sutherland, MasseyHarris Co., Jackson, Webster, C.F.C.A., Morrison Bros., Penrose, Radcliffe, W. A. Bowie, j. and W. Grant, Bates and Co., :‘.Evans, ■ Palleson, Mason, Yardley. In the Hawea, N.M. and A. Co. agents : 20 tons general cargo. Consignees—U.S. S.‘ Co., Meehan, Kernohan and Co., R. Bowie and Co., Miller and Co., Sherratt, C.F.C.A., Buxton, J. and P. Stewart EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waiwera, ss., on Wednesday. Cage, ship, from Newcastle. IN HARBOUR, Steamers—Corinna and Hawea. Ships—Hesperides and Blenheim. Schooner —Ronga.
/ The s.s. Hawea was to leave Oamaru at midnight for Timaru and will land 3d tons of sugar. She will take 500 tons of produce for Napier and Auckland. The s.s. Corinna arrived this morning at 9 o’clock from Dunedin via Oamaru. She brought 70 tons of merchandise, and will take - 250 tons of produce. She is expected to get away at 5 o’clock for Lytte I ton.
The s.s. Hawea arrived this morning from Oamaru via Auckland, with 20 tons of general cargo. She' takes 400 tons of produce for Napier and Auckland, and is expected to leave /it 8 o'clock to-night. The seamen of the ship Beacon Rock,
who struck work at Wellington on Monday as a protest their food supply, f-.state that insufficient supplies were put aboard the ship at Talcahuana for the run across to New Zealand, with the result that they were on half rations during a portion of the voyage; also that when a full supply is available, short weight /“whacks” are dealt, out to them. The men claim that they are entitled to a good allowance of fresh m,eat when in port, but they are not getting it.
(By Cable.) •BRISBANE, July 19, Sailed—Moana, for Vancouver. NEWCASTLE, July 19. Sailed—Kotuka, for Auckland.
Per Press Association
AUCKLAND, July 19. Arrived—Tomoana, from Sydney.
PORT CHALMERS, July 19 Sailed—Papanui, for Lyttelton.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3145, 20 July 1901, Page 2
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