PART OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2554, 28 November 1882, Page 2

PART OF TIMARU.

The flagstaff at Timarn is situated m 171 Aeg. 17min. 20see. East longitude ; 4Wcg. 23 mm. South latitude. Nor. 27—9 a.m.: Bar., 20.12; ther., C 3 : wind, E., light: sea, smooth. 5 p.m.: Bar., 30.24; ther., 65; wind, S.E., light; sea, slight swell. AKRIVED. Nov. 2G — Ada C. Owcu, brigantine, 193 tons, J. Cowpor, from Newcastle Nov. 27— Wakatn, s.s., 75 tons, 'Wills, from Lyttoltou. Nov. 27 — Augusta, brigantino, 133 tons, Brophy, from Pateraon Inlet. Nov. 27— Anna, ketch, 2S tons, from Stewart's Island. SAILED. Nov. 27— Wakatu, s.s., 75 tons, "Wills, for Lytteltou and Northern ports. iiirouTS. In the Ada C. Owen, J. Jackson, agent and consigrneo : 210 tons of coal. In the Wakatti, W. Evans, agent : W tons of general merchandise, 100 casks cement. Consignees— Cornish ; Stan3oll ; Taylor ; Manchester Bros, and Goldsmith ; Canterbury Farmers' Association ; Priest and Holdgato ; Wilkin and Co. ; Moßeth ; Timaru Harbor Board. In the. Angusta, I). Stuart, agent.: 85.717 feet of timber. Consigneo — Alphous Uaycs. VESSELS IN PORT. Steam tvg — Titan. Barque — Seatoller. Barquontiue — Annio Bow. Brigantines — Ada C. Owen, Augusta, and Anthons. Kotch — Anna. EXPECTED ABRtVALS. Cingalese, barque, from Lyttelton, early. Beautiful Star, s.s., from Dunedin, this day. Spray aud Alert, from Lyttelton, dailj'. rr.OJECCED DErAttTDItES. For Dnnedin — Beautiful Star, s.s., this day. For London — Seatoller and Cingalese. T'nq ketch Kestrel left Lytteltou on Saturday for this port. Tho s.s. Wakatu arrived from Lyttelton yesterday with a general cargo. Sho sailed for lyttelton and northern ports m the ovening, taking no cargo from tins port. Tho brigantine that arrived m the roadstead on Sunday night turned out to bo tho Ada C. Owen, coal laden, from Newcastle. Her passago occupied about ten days, fair winds aud weather being experienced to arrival. The brigantine Augusta arrived from Patersou Inlet, Stewart Island, yesterday, three days out. She brings a full cargo of sawn timber for Mr Hayes. Tho ketch Anna, timber laden, arrived m port yesterday from Stowart Island. The Annie Bow was clear of her inward cargo yesterday. In the afternoon she caino alongside tho wharf aud took iv scrap iron plates and beams from tho wreck of tho City of Cashmere. The schooner Spray left Lyttelton for thia port on Sunday. She brings a cargo of cement. Tho barque Letterfourie arrived at Oauiarn yesterday morning after a smart passage of eight days from Newcastle. Tho Union Company publish fuller particulars this morning m regard to tho proposed excursion to Akaroa on tho 10th December. The return fare will be w£l. Those who arc desirous of going and havo not yet entered their names on tho list had better do so at once, as only a limited number of excursionists will bo taken.