PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3527, 18 January 1886, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

The flagstaff at Timarn is Bitnated m 171 dog. 17mln. 20soo. East longitndo ; 41dog. 23 mm. South latitude. High water, this day, 12.5 a.m. ; 12.35 p.m. ARRIVED. Jan. 1G — Wanaka, s.s., 228 tons, Russell, from Dunedin. Jan. 10— Pnreora, ship, 879 tons, Bungard, from tho Bluff. SAILED. Jan. 16— Wanaka, s.a., 22S tons, Russell, for Nelson and way ports. Jan. 17 — Spray, sohooner, 50 tons, Palleson, for Stowart Island. ' IMfOBTS. In tho Wanaka, N.M. and A. Company, agents : 90 tons general morchandiso. Consignees — Martin ; Hutton and Co. ; Jackson ; Agents ; Miles, Arcbor and Co.; Anderaonand Co.; MoFarlano ; Hayes; Poarpoint ; Allen and Co.; Gabitea and Plante ; Bruco and Co.; Craig; Hoaly ; Coopor ; Reid and Co.; Moohan ; Boyd ; Butlor ; Taylor ; Priest and Hohlgato ; Qnelch and Co.; Velvin ; Hewitson; Brown ; Ashburton AVoollon Factory ; Exley ; McKcown ; Fnllarton ; Runeiman ; Higgins ; Acme Barb Wiro Company ; Russell : Hendry and! Co.; Maxwoll; Macphorson, Filmcr and Co.: Hibbard ; Wagstaft' ; Siegert andFauvel ; Spilla.no ; Beckingham ; Canterbury Farmers' Association; Yonng; Chapman; Cornish; Orr and Alcorn ; Kernohan, McCuhon and Co. In tho Roward, Royal Flouring Mills, agents and consignees : 9G tons coal. EXPORTS. In tho Spray, Maephorson, Filraor and Co., ngonts and shippors : 1 ton flour, 1 ton bran, 1 ton potatoos. In tho Wanaka, N.M. and A. Company, ngonts : 50 sacks and 60 1001 b bags flonr, 10 reels barbed wiro, 148 bales wool. Shippers — Agonts; Miles, Archer and Co.; Canterbury Farmers' Association ; Jonas and Bourn ; Acmo Barb Wiro Company; Allen and Co.; Royal Flouring Mills. Tho s.s. Wareatea left Wostport on Friday night for this port with a cargo of coals for Mr Ebenezor Smith, and may bo oxpoetcd today. Tho schooner Spray took m a quantity of stores at the wharf on Saturday and oleared at tho Customs for Stewart Island. Sho was hanlod off to the outer bnoys, and sailed yosterday afternoon, with a nor'-casterly breeze. Tho Union Company's h.s. Wanaka arrived from Dunedin on Saturday morning with about 90 tons of genoral merchandise, and sailed m tho evening for Nolson and way ports with a load of wool and produce. Tho three-masted schooner Reward will oomo to tho wharf this morning to discharge her coals. When discharged sho will load produoo for Nelson on account of tho Royal Flowing Mills. After an absenco of some four or five years tho N.Z.S. Company's ship Pareora returned to Timaru on Saturday. Sho is now under tho command of Captain R. J. Bnngard, this being his first trip to Timarn, though ho has traded for yoar3 to Lyttelton, Port Chalmers and Napier. Ho was second officer of tho Tongariro on her two first voyages. Mr F Wil3on is first officer. Tho Pareora left tho Bluff at 4 p.m. on Thursday last, had light S.S.W. winds to Oamarn, and thonce light easterly till arrival at 4 p.m. Sho comes m ballast to load wool for Home, and will probably bo brought alongsido tho Breakwater this morning. (By Telegraph.)