PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3685, 24 July 1886, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

The flagstaff at Timaru ia situated m 171 dig. 17min. 20aoo. East longitude; 44deg. 28 mm. South latitude. July 23—9 a.m.: Bar., 29.81; ther., 44; sky, clear; son,, smooth. 5 p.m.: Bar., 29.74; ther.,s2; wind, N.W. light; weather,bright; sky, clear; soa, smooth. High watei, thia day, 8.19 a.m.; 8.42 p.m. ARRIVED. July 23—Polham, s.a., 238 tons, Greagor, from the South. July 23—Omaporo, s.s., 362 tons, Smith, from Dnnediu. Paasongcrs —Mr and Mrs Eallan and family, Mr Duncan, and two m the steerage. July 23 — Spray, uohoonor, SO tons, Palle9on, from Stewart Island. BAILED. July 23—Pelham, s.s., 238 tons, Groagor, for Greymonth. Jnly 23—Omapero, s.s., 362 tons, Smith, for Auckland, via way ports. CtEARKD. July 23—Ocean Ranger, barquontino, 241 tons, Dillner, for Nowcastle. IMPORTS. In the Pelham, W. Evans, agent: 16 tons general merchandise. Consignees —N.M. &A. Co.; Tucker, Restell & Co.; Quelch & Co.; Bowker; Shepherd. In the Omapere, N.M. and A. Company, agents: 20 tons general merchandise. Consignees — Canterbury Farmers' Association ; Taylor; U.S.S. Co.; Priest & Holdgate; Ker- " nonnmT M.o-u,.., i. Via,i Stationmaster; Allen & Co. ; Exley; McFarlane; a^ B i —j, <-!„:,«.;. Bowker ; Morris; Morgan; Anderson & Co.; Clanoy; Jona3 & Bourn; Rico; Pearson; Velvin ; Quelch & Co.; Young; Agents; Cornish ; Eayner j Hibbard; Moody & Ziesler ; Chamberlain. In the Spray, J. G. Macpherson, agent and consignee: 38,000 feet timber. EXPORTS. In the Ocean Hanger, C. W. Turner, agent: 700sacka bran, 1440 do and 240 501 b bags flour. Shippers —Timnrn Milling Co. In tho Omapere, N.M. and A. Company, Bgent3 : 409 sacks (1G36 bushels) oats, 200 do (800 bushels) wheat, 191 do potatoes, 421 do, 100 1001 b and 200 501 b bags flour, G cises baoon, 58 bales wool, 12 casks tallow, 20 reote barbed wire, 1 keg. Shippers —Timarn Milling Co.; CanteTbnry Farmers' Association; Inwood & Co.; Millar & Co.; Allen & Co.; N.Z. li. & M.A. Co. ; W. Evans ; Miles, Archer & Co.; Acme Barb Wire Co. VESSELS IN PORT. Inside the BreakwaterSchooner —Spray. Brigantine —Sarah and Mary. Barquentine—Ocean Eanger. Barque —Dragon. Steam tug —Titan. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Grafton, s.s., from tho South, to-day. Mawhera, s.s., from the South, on Tuesday. Mahinapna, s.s., from tho North, on Tuoßday. Ohau, s.s., from tho South, early. Chili, barque, from London, via Nelson, daily (leftFebrnary 19fch). Ganymede, barque, from London (left April 27th), daily. Dnnediu, schooner, from Port Chalmers, daily. Gleaner, brigantino, from Tairua, daily. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Nelson and way ports —Grafton, b.s., to-day. For Northern and West Coast Ports — Mawhora, s.s., on Tuesday. For Dunodin —Mahinapua, s.a., on Tuesday. For Auckland and way port3 —Ohau, s.s., early. For Napier —Dnnedin, schooner, early. For Lyttelton —Dragon, barqne, early. For Newcastle —Ocean Eanger, barqnentino, to-day. For Invercargill—Sarah and Mary, brigantino, daily. For Stewart Island — Spray, schooner, daily. Tho barque Dragon, at the outer wharf, broke bulk yesterday morning, and by evening had put ont considerably over 1000 casks of cement. The s.a. Pelham arrived from the South yestorday morning with a few tons of merchandise, and sailed m tho evening for Greymouth direot with a load of produce. Mr J. G. Macpherson's schooner Spray arriyod from Stewart Island yesterday morning with a full load of timber, and was berthed at the wharf, where sho commenced to discharge. The barquontine Ocean Ranjjer finished loading produce yesterday morning, and oleared at the Customs for Newcastle. Sho was hauled off to the buoys, and now awaits a favonrable wind to take her out. The Union Company's s.s. Omapere arrived from the South yesterday morning and took up a berth at the main wharf, astern of the barque Dragon. She brought a small load of merchandise, and m the evening sailed for Auckland and way ports with about 100 tons o£ produce. (By Telegraph.)