PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3771, 2 November 1886, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

The llngstuff :it Timaru ia situated in 171 dog. 17nrin. 20jee. Kast longitude ; -ildeg. 28 miu. South latitude. Nov. 1-0 am.: bar., 30.01 ; thcr., CO; ■wind, S.E., light; weather, bright and clear ; sea, slight swell. 5 p.m.: b;ir., 29.9 1; thci-., 65; -weather bright and calm; eea, Blight swell. High wntcr, Ihh day, 7.1G a.m. ; 7M p.m. AIMUYED. Oct. 31— ITarmion, sohooner, 92 tons, Johnston, from Knipara. Nov. I— Kawatiri, f.9.. 228 tons, Metcalfe, from Wcstport. BATLFD. Nil. IMPOHT3. In the Kiuvaiiri John Jackson agent, and consignee: 331 tons e; ul. In tho Marmion, master, agent : 67,500 feet timber. Consignee — Order.

The schooner Alert, which armed on Sunday morning, commenced to fill up for Foxton nt the inner wharF ycftorduy. The- schooner Marmion arrived from Kaipara on Sunday evening with a load of timber, the greater pirfc of which, we understand, is for the Opihi bridge. The brigantine Peerless was doing fair ■work at the wharf yesterday. She will probably finish loading for Auckland about tomorrow or Thursday if. her cargo comes to hand in time. The s.B. Kawatiri arrived from Westport yesterday afternoon with a full load of coal for her agent, Air John Jackson. She was berthed at the outer wharf and immediately commenced discharging. She returns to Wesfcport to-night with produce.

(Bt Telegraph.)