PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3756, 15 October 1886, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

Tha aair.it.aff at Timwra is situated m 171 etc. Uiniti. 2i'<anc.. East longitude; 44deg. 2 m 'sopT" 14.'—?)' f m.: bar., 29.58; thor., 53 ; wind S.W. ; weather, calm ; sea slight awoll. 5 p.m.: bar., 20.81; thor., 57; woathor ovoroast and rnininfr, slight swo'l. Hitfh water, tniH day, 34^ ...... ; i.6 p.m. ARRIVED. . Oot. 14—Koranni, b.h., 301 ton 3, Olhver, from the Sonth. Oot. 14-Go-Ahcad, s.a., 12D tons, Plumley,/ from Dnnodin. Oct. 14—Bells, barirao, 311 tona, Mngford, from Newcastle. SAILED. Oct. 14-Go-Aheod, a.s., 129 tons, Plnmley, for Wellington and Wanganni. Oct. U—Koranui, s.s., 301 tons, Olliver, for Northern and West Coast ports. IMFORT3. la tho Bolls, C. W. Turner, agent and consignee : 5-13 tons coal. In tho Koranui, N.M. and A. Company, agents : 100 tons general merchandise. Connignoes: Morris and Gall; Maxwell; Ivess ; Station Master ; Jonoa and Palliaer ; Siegnrt and Fanvcl; U.S.S. Company; Sleo; Koid and Gray : Allan and Co. ; Craigio j QneloU and Co : Mcßrido; Poarpoint; Manchester Bros, and Goldsmith; Yolvin ; Welch ; Bowie ; Murphy ; Collins and Co.; Morrison ; Brown ; Ogilvie and Byera; Timaru Milling Co. ; Atrontß ; Miss Potorson ; Hibbard ; Timarn Woollen Mills; Exloy; Traffic Manager) Priaat and Holdgate; Hill and Co.; Webster ; Shepherd ; Cornish ; Miss English ; Bowker; Kornohan, McCahon and Co. ; Buckingham; Miles, Aroher and Co.; Boyd ; Lano and Co. ; Hayos and Co.; Bargefroda ; Williams and Eon; Falconor ; Mahoney ; Canterbury Farmers' Association ; Nowoy ; Deeloy ; Runoiman; Camoron Bros.; Keith; Hutton and Co ; Lynch; Gabites and Plante; Taylor. Brace Bros.; Soanlon ; Owera ; FitzGerald ; Cornish; N.Z.S. Co. In the Go-Ahead, Miles, Aroher and Co., agents •. 40 tons general merchandise. Con-•igneea-Craigie ; Morris ; Priest and HoldBate; Qneloh ana Co.; Cornish; N.M. and A. Co. j Bowker ; Kernohan, McCahon nnd Co; Shepherd. BXPOJITB. In the Koranui, N.M. and A. Company, ggonta: 151 bales wool, 60 sacks potatoes, 5 gaoks oatmoal. 3 saoks wheatmeal, 0 cases «e*a. 50 saoka bran, 40 sacks sharp 3, 729 sacks (2916 bushels) oats, 790 sacka, 130 1001 b bags and 200 501 b bags flour. Shippers—Allan »nd Co.; Canterbury Farmers' Association ; Timaru Milling Company ; Siogert and Fauvel; Jfriedlanaer Bros.; Miles, Arohor and Co. ; Woollcombe and Cluleo. The Timwn Harbonr Board's p.s. Titan rotnrned to port yesterday from Oamurn, she harm? towed down tho harquo Cingalese. The Union Company's s.s. Koranni, Captain Ollivor, arrived from tho South yesterday morning with some 130 tona of general merohandise, and took np a berth at tho outer wharf, whero she discharged her inward cargo and took on board a largo quantity of prodnce. She sailed late m tho evening for Northern and West Coast porta. The s.s. Go-Ahead, Capt. Plnmley, brought a small cargo of merohandiae from Dunedin, and was moored at the inner wharf. Sho ■ailed m the eTening for Wellington and Wanganni with a quantity of produce. Mr C. W. Turner's barqno Bells, arrived m the offing from Nowcastlo at an early hour yoatorday morning. Captain Mngford haß kindly furni3had us with tho following report of her run across : —Left Newcastle on the Ist inst. with fiuo weather, and light N.E. winds, •nhioh changed to a fresh breeze from tho northward, and at noon was blowing a strong gale with a- heavy sea. Strong winds from tho N.W. wero experienced on tho 2nd and 3rd, withjheavy|ssag,and on the sth the weathor was very thick and dirty. At noon it was blowing a strong gale from the westward, with high •ea, and on the sth the weather was very sqnally, with strong S.E. winds. The morning of the 6th broke with strong S.W. winds and a heavy oroas sea. At 11 o'clock that night a «aa was Bhipped amidships, which oompletoly smu^ied tho boat over tbo main hatoh, and wikshdd away a portion of the port bulwarks. Tho gale continued all night, and the deck was constantly flooded. The weather moderated down tho next day. Light and variable winda wore then met with till noon on the Bth, when tho wind freshened up from the N.W. with rain. Sighted land at daylight on the Bth, and Tho Brothers light at 4 a.m. next morning, bearing S.S.W. Light and vsriablo winds on the rnn tip the coast, and atrong N.W. wind 3 till within 30 milea of port on the 13th. The Bells was berthed at the wharf, and goon afterwards commenced discharging. Sho brings a full load of coal for her agent, and comes into port m capital trim. (Br Tblbobaph.)