PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3549, 12 February 1886, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

Tho flagstaff at Timaru 18 situated m 171 dog. 17min. 20sec. East longitude ; 4tdeg. 28 mm. Sonth latitude. I High water, this day, 8.32 a.m. ; 8.58 p.m. AEBIVED. Feb. 11 — Polhain, 3.3. , 238 tons, Greager, from the Sonth. SAILED. Feb. 11— Polham, 8.3., 233 tons, Greagor, fot Northern and West Coast Ports. Passengers — Messrs J. Chnroh, D. Doswoll and F. Powell. Fob. 11— Omapere, s.s., 362 tons, Smith, for Northern and We3t Coast ports. OLE ABED. Feb. 11— Recamia, ketch, 58 tons, Clarkson, for Napier. IMPORTS. In tho Polham, W. Evans, aprent : 25 tons general merchandise. Consignees — Shepherd : Bowkor ; Catkins ; Kevnohan, BlcC'ahon and Co. ; Canterbury Farmers' Association ; Station Master ; Mahoney ; Velvin ; Macpherson, Filmer and Co. ; Rev. Fathoi Goutenoire ; Priest and Holdgato j Delanej 8r03. ; Owens ; Miles, Aroher and Co. : Meehan ; Dunlop and Co. ; Morris and Gall : Peacock and Geaney ; Siegert audFauvel. EXPORTS. In the Omapere, N.M. and A. Company agents : 60 sacks (240 bushels) whoat, GO sacks bran, 1 sack wheatmcal, 55 sacks, 20 100U bags, and 20 501 b bags flonr. ShippersAllen and Co. ; W. Evans ; Royal Flourino Mills. In the Polham, W. Evans, agent : 31 reels galvanised barbod wire, 1 caso strainors, 1 bales wool, 494 Backs (1970 bushels) oats, 19( sacks (760 bushels) wheat, 154 sacks bran 224 sacks sharps, 780 sacks, 600 1001 b bag: 780 501 b bags -flonr. Shippers — Acmo Burl Wire Company ; Canterbury Farmers' Association ; Allon and Co. ; Royal Flouting Mills ; Siegert and Fanvel. In the Becamia, master, agont : 600 sacks 300 1001 b bags and 320 501 b bngs flour. Ship pers — R^yal Flouring Mills. The s.s. Tanpo 13 expected to arrive hori 61118 morning from Dimedin to load wool aut wheat for Port Chalmers. The schooner Spray was hauled to th< wharf yesterday, and commenced discharging her timber. Besides her cargo already men tioned, she has on board 150 drums an 1 li casks of sheep dip, consigned to tho N.Z.L and M.A. Company and Messrs Jonas anc Bourn. The ketch Recimia finished loading at th< wharf yesterday, and hanled off to the buoys In the afternoon she cleared at the Custom! for Napier with a load of produce, shipped bj the Royal Flouring Mills. She was espeotec to sail with the first favorable change of the wind. The Brnnner Coal Company's s.s. Polham brought from the South yesterday morning 0 small cargo of merchandise. She was berthed at the outer wharf, and m tho evening sailed for Northern and West Coast ports with aboul 250 tons of produce. The sohoonor Welcome got clear of hei ooals at the wharf yesterday, and got things ready for receiving cargo to-day. She loads produce for Auckland. The brigantine Cleopatra, was lying off at the buoys yesterday waiting for the balance of har oargo. She is loading produce for tho Thames. The Union Company's s.s. Omapere returned to port about noon yesterday after an ineffectual searoh for the disabled steamer Penguin. Sho was cruising about np and down the coast all "Wednesday afternoon and night, and thoroughly searched the Ninety Mile Beach, aa it was thought on board that the Penguin might have got blown on to the beach, there being very heavy southerly weather outside. However, on sighting the fl.s. Te Anau, bound for the North, outside yesterday morning, Captain Smith was informed of the safe arrival of the Penguin at Port Chalmers. He then returned to port as above, and after taking m about 20 tons oi produce sailed m the evening for Northern and West Coast ports. (By Telegraph.)