SHIPPING.

Southland Times, Issue 12122, 30 April 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

TIDES.—APRIL ■! f '. DluH u urn. 1.12 p.m. i invcrcargin .. Ltta,m. 1.02 p.m. Rivcrton 0.1.a.m. P.m. PORT OF INVERCARGILL. ARRIVED. April 29— luvercarglll. s.a. 129 tons. Gillies. Irora Duncdln. A. B. Campbell, agent. BLUFF HARBOUR. There wore no shipping movements at this port yesterday. EXPORTS. Ex Maitat:—M7 sacks oysters, 1 drain plough, It sacks hides, 25 sack 3 seed. 30 casks oil. 535 ■arks oats, 11 cases stllton cheese. 5 boxes froaon fish, 2 boxes, 1 case frozen fish. The Now Zealand Shipping Company has. says a Christchurch message, been advised that tho ».s. Onirl, Croat Wellington, arrived at Rio do Janlero. all well, on 27th Inst. She passed Monto Video, owing to a heavy gale. MOVEMENTS U.S.S. CO. Monday, 4th May—Wanaka arrives from Auckland and leaves tor Napier, Gisborno and Auckland on arrival or 11.23 a.m. train. Monday, 4th May—Tarawera arrives from Dunedln about 4 a.m.. and leaves for Hobart and Melbourne on arrival of 2.30 p.m. train from InvcrcargiU. Monday, Ith May—MoaraW arrives from Melbourne and Hobart about 9 a.m. and leaves for Sydney, via north, on arrival at 1.45 p.m. train from lnvercarglll. DIRECT SHIPMENTS TO THE BLUFF. Following are the sailings from Loudon for the Bluff direct for the remainder of tho year:— N.Z. Shipping Uo.'b Opawa, April 14th; Shaw, Savill & Albion Co.'a boat, Juno.s; N.Z.S.S. Co.'s August 5; s.s. £ A. Co.. October S; N.Z.S.S. Co., December C. (Per United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, April 29. Sailed—Monowal, for Dunedln; Morning Light (schooner). Jor Waltapu; Rotomahaaa, (or Wellington; Victoria, for Wellington, Napier, Gisborne, Auckland and Sydn. y. AUCKLAND, April 29. Sailed—Wanaka, for the south. WELLINGTON, April 29. Sailed—Maori, fcr Lytti Iton. Arrived—Maheno, from Sydney. SYDNEY, April 29. Sailed—Wlimurra. for Auckland. MELBOURNE, April 29. Sailed—Moerakl, for Hobart and Blurt. THE TAVIUNI. TAKING OUT CARGO. WESTPORT, April 29. The discharge of cargo from the stranded Tavluni is proceeding. A considerable quantity of merchandise has been brought out of the after hold and appears to be undamaged. The cargo In the forehold is unartei-ted by water. It la understood that the tug Terawhitl will be down from Wellington In the morning to aasla in trying to refloat the vessel. WELLINGTON .April 29. The Union Company - * tug Terawhitl left Wellington this evening for Westport to assist In relaunching tho stranded steamer Taviunl. Tho tug is taking extra heavy hawsers to take the strain of a strenuous pull. villi's IN TROUBLE. SYDNEY. April 29. The cargo steamer Age, bound from Port Piri to Sydney, lost her propeller while 130 miles from Sydney. She covered 90 miles under sail, when she was picked up the steamer Arawatta and toweil to Sydney. .i lifeboat was picked up off Port Stephens belonging to the barque Crlffle, which sailed on Monday for South American ports.