PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3744, 1 October 1886, Page 2

PORT OF TIM ARU.

Hio nagsHCf at Tiaiaru io aitnato.l m 171 &-g. I7min. 20sec. tast lnmritmlo ; -tldi-p. 2 mm. Sonth latitmle. Sept. 30— 0 a.m.: Bar., 2D.74 ; thor., Efl ; weather, bright ; sea, smooth. 5 p.m. : Bar., 20.75; t'her., GO; weather, bright and calm ; sea, smooth. High water, this day, 5 G a.m. ; 5.33 p.m. ARRIVED. Sept. 30— Wareatea, s.s., 28G tons, Ewan, from Wostport. BAILEr. Sept. 30— Dnnodin, schooner. Go 1 tons, Hanson, for Napier. Sept. 30— Wareatea, s.s., 280 toii3, Ewan, for Westporfc. IJirORTS. In the, Wareatea, John Jntfco:i, agent and oonsigneo ': i37 tons coal. BxroiiTS. In the Dunodiu, Canterbury Furmnrs' Association, agonta : 452 sacks (IS'B bnsliels) oats, 380 sacks, 1 70 1001 b lia.us ami UGO 501 b bags flour. Shippers— Agents ; Timaru Milling Company ; Allen and Co. Tho schooner Duuolin tiimlie.l lending at the wharf on Wednesday afternoon, anil was thou hauled off to tlio outer buoy?. She took her doparture for Napiur with pro.inca yesterday morning. The a. 9. Wareatea arrived m port from Westporfc about 2 o'clock yesterday lnoniiiifr. and dropped anchor. She was moored uloii^--aids tho wharf nt an early honr, and commenced discharging. S!io brought a fnil looil of coal for her agonfc, Mr John Jackson, and discharged it, and took ou board GO tons of outward cargo, m ten hours, which must be considered smnrt work. Sho sailed for Westport shortly iftor 7 o'clock m tho evening. (By TEr.EaEArn.)