SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 4380, 2 November 1888, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMAIVJ.

Tlip flae9taff of Tiniaru is aitnatod in 171 ele?. 17.20 min. East longitudo ; and A4deg 23aiiu. South lat.itndo. ARRIVED. Nov. I— Omapcru, 5.3., 352 tous, Smith, from Wellington. Nov. I— Cuuiann, bar<ino 50a tons, Worrel. from Sydnoy. SAILED. Nov. I— Onmporo, s.a., 352 tons, Smith, for Dunedin. IMPORTS. In the Omapero, N.M. and A. Compunv agonts, 50 tons general merchandise and machinery. Consignees — Eichbaum, Shepherd and orders. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Closobnrn, barnuo, 897 tons, from Brisbane, daily Loweswater, bnrqna, 603 tons, early. . Ganymede, barque, 580 tons, from Napier, early. The 3.3. Omapero arrived at 5.30 yesterday morning from Wellington. After diachirging 50 tons cargo aho left at 10.30 for Dunedin. rfar lading included 11 cases of ranehinory for tho Atlaa mill, and othor transhipments, cs Selembria. The barqno Camana wa3 seen at daylicht yesterday morninif anchored about tivo raile3 to tho Dorthward, and tho tns; was despatched to bring her in. Tho ship had both anchors down, aud when they were weighed they wevo louud to be fouled iu a vory tunjrled manner. Tha tug stood by all tho inornimj, while tho ship's company attempted to clear the anchors. In tho aftomoon tho harbourmaster aud three men went out and lent a hand, nnd towards oveniugtbev succeeded in gettinirthem cloared. In the meantime thn tug had slowly townd tho vessel towards port whilst holding ber ngainst the wind, and on tho anchors being got clear soon finished her task, tho Cainanti boing brought inside at 7 p.m , about 12 hours after commencing to weigh anchor. Fortunately thero whs no sea on. Hud there boon the orow would bavo had a. hopo'ess job to clear their tangled cablo*. The Camann. come3 to load for Homo for tho N M. and A. Co. (By Telegraph.) Wellington, Nov. 1. Sails 1— 8.31.5. Tong!inro, for London, this aftermnn. Sho takes a full cargo.