PORT OF TIMARU. PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2293, 26 January 1882, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

Tho flagstaff at Timaro is sj^ca m m dog. 17min- 20*eo. East longitudo ; 4Meg. -J mm. South latitude. ~ Jan. 25-9 a.m.: Bar., 29.63 ;ther. , 63 weather calm; sea, moderate swell. 5 p.m. . Bar., 29.56; ther., 70; wind S.W., fresh breeze ; sea, rough. ARSIVKD. ... Jan. 25-Westport, «•«-. 263 tons, Gibb, from Lyttelton. SAILED. Jan. 25-Westport, s.s., 263 tons, Gibb for Lyttelton. IMPORTS. la the Wostport, P. Cunningham and Co. agents : 130 tons general cargo. ConsigneesN.M. and A. Company; Amos; Turnbull Cornish ; Manchester ; Houston ; P* 10 * 1 RU< Holdsrato ; Farmers' Association ; Gaitt. EXPORTS. In the Westport, P. Cunningham anrf Co. agonts : 900 bales wool. Shippers— N.Z.l, and M.A. Company. TESSELB IS TOUT. Bsrqno — Candidate. Ketch— Owako Belle. ESI'ECTKD AP.BIVALS. Waitaki, s.s., from Dnnedin, to-morrow. Elizabeth Graham, barqno, from London May Queen, ahip, from Auckland, earlrCampsio Glon, barqne, from New Xork Fanny Thornton, schooner, from Hokianga daily. Pareora, ship, from London, oarly. Enterprise, brigiißtino, from Anckiand oatly. ■ T .. Annie Bow, barquontmo, from Newcastle Westport, s.b., from Lyttelton, on Satur day. Christine, brigantine, from Port Chalraors daily. Go-Ahead, 3.5., from Duneum to-morrow. The s.s. Wostport arrived from Lytteltoi yoatorday morning with some 130 tons ol general merchandise. Sho left for tho s.irai port m the evening with a full cargo of wool Sho will return horo on Saturday noxt. All tho wool and a largo quantity of wheatof which 1000 sacks are undamaged— havi boeu taken ont of tho ship City of Cashmere Tho s.s. Go-Ahead is expected from Duuedii to-morrow. . Captain Mills received tho following tele gram from Wellington yesterday after noon: — "Bad weather approaching fron between N.E. and N. and W. The glass wil risa soon with fresh aouthorly winds, but afto twelve hours will fall again and tho wind back —(Signed) K. A. Edwik." [Bt Telegraph.]