PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3416, 8 September 1885, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

The flagstaff at Timaru is Bitnatod m 171 (bg. 17min. 21)890. East longitude; 44d6tf. 23 mm. South latitude. Sept. 7—o a.m.: Bar., 29.75; thor., 47; vriHd, N.W. light; weather, bright; «»a, calm. 5 p.m.; Bar., 29.53; ther.,ss; wind, N. light ; weather, passing clouds ; sea, calm. Sun rises, this day, 6.16 : sets 5.39. High water, this day, 1.31 a.m. ; 1.59 p.m. ARRIVED. Sept. 7 — Omapero, b.s., 352 tons, Smith, from the South. Sept. 7— Niagara, brig, 292 tons, Stevens, from Newcastle. SAILED. Sept. 7— Omapero, s.s., 352 tons, Smith, for Auokland, via way ports. IMPORTS. In the Omapore, N.M. and A. Company agents : 125 tons general merchandise. Consignees — Macpherson, Filmer and Co. ; Blyth and Co. ; Miles, Archer and Co. ; N.Z. Shipping Company ; Sieprcrt and Fauvel. Io tho Zephyr, W. Evans agent : 177 tons coal. Consignees — Locomotivo Department ; Agent. EXPORTS. In the Omapere, N.M. and A. Company agents : 50 reels barbed wire, 267 sacks (1068 bushels) oats, 240 sacks, 300 1001 b bags, and 72>1 501 b bags flour, 50 sacks brau. Shippers — Acme Barb Wire Company ; W. Evans ; Canterbury Farmers' Association ; E. Allen and Co. ; Royal Flouring Mills. VgSBKL3 IN TORT. Inside tho Breakwater — Ship — Rangitiki. Brig — Niagara. Brigantino — Zephyr. Schooners — Malietoa and Onward. Steam tug— Titan. BXPECTKI> ARRIVALS. Wanaka, s.s., from Nelson aud way ports, to-day. Koranui, s.s., from the South, early. Gan\-mede, barque, from London, via the Bluff, early. Loohnaarar, barque, from London, early. Annie Bow, barqnentiue, from Newcastle, early. Niagara, brig, from Newcastle, early. PROJECTED DEPARTITBES. For Northern and We3t Coast Ports— Koranui, s.s., early. For Dnnedin— Wanaka, s.s., today. For Whangerei — Malietoa, schooner, daily. For London — Kangitiki, ship, early. Tho brigantine Zephyr was hauled to the wharf yesterday and commenced putting out her coala. The schooner Malietoa was takiup- m produce at the wharf yesterday. Her cargo is coming to hand very 'slowly. The 3chooner Onward sailod m from tho roads and was berthed at tho inner bnoya yesterday afternoon. She is m ballast. She will probably load for Oisborne. Tho Union Company's s.s. Omapere arrived from the South yesterday morning and took np a berth at the onttr wharf. She bronght about 125 tons of general merchandise, and sailed m the afternoon for Auckland and way ports with a quantity of prodnee. The brig Niagara, Captain Stevens, arrived m the roadstead yesterday afternoon from Newcastle and was towed m to a berth inside the Breakwater by the p.s. Titan m the evening. She brings coals for Messrs Mclntosh and Co., and piles for the Timaru Harbor Board. _ (By Telegraph.)