PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3252, 27 February 1885, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

The flagstaff at Timaru is situated m 171 deg. 17min. 20seo. East longitude ; 41deg. 23 mm. South latitude. Feb. 20.— 9 a.m.: Bar., 30.25; thor., 03; overcast and gloomy ; sea, considerable swell. 5 p.m.: Bar., 30.23; ther., 05; wind, S.E., fresh breeze ; bright and clear ; sea, considerable swell. Sun rises, this day, 5.38 ; sots CIS. High water, thi3 day, 12.34 a.m. ; 1.2 p.m. ARRIVED. Feb. 2G — Mawhera, 3.9., 310 tons, Johnston, from Dnnedin. SAILED. Fob. 2G— Aikshaw, barque, 573 tons, Tate, for London. Feb. 26 — Mawhera, s.s., 310 tons, Johnston, for Lyttelton, Wellington, Nelson, and West Coast ports. " , imports. In tho Mawhera, N.Z. Shipping Company, agents: 33 tons general merchandise. Consignees—Gabites and PJante ; J. and S. Wilson ; Station Master ; Siogert and Fauvel ; Audorson and Co. ; Miles, Archer and Co. ; Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association ; Harbor Board ; Dr Hayes ; A. Orr. EXPORTS. In tho Mawhera, N.Z. Shipping Company, agonts : 230 sacks flour, 00 sacks (240 bushels) wheat, S sacks potatoes, 1 case hams, 210 sacks (8-10 bushels) oats. Shippers — Bruco and Co. ; Sando, Sanderson and Co. ; Shaw ; W. Evans. Tho Allegianco, shortly expected from London via Lyttelton, is a fino iron ship of 1180 tons rogister, built m 1876. Tho barque Aikshaw, for London, was towed to sen. by the Titan yesterday f oronoon, and, picking up a rattling N.B. breeze, soon ran out of sight. Tho s.s. Mawhera arrived from the South yesterday morning, and after discharging some 33 tons of merchandise and taking m a quantity of produco, left for Lyttelton, Wellington and West Coast ports about 5 p.m. (By Telegraph.)