SHIPPING. PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume L, Issue 4742, 13 January 1890, Page 2

SHIPPING. PORT OF TIMARU.

The flagstaff of Timarn is situated in 171 deg 17.20 min. East longitude ; and 44 dog 23 min, South latitude. ARRIVED. Jan. 13 — Mahinapna, s.s., 205 tons, Todd, from Westport. Jan. 12 — Brunnor, a.a., 340 tons, Ewen, from northoru ports. BATLKD. Jan. 11 — Banks' Peninsula, b.s., 135 tons, Kcoblo, for Akaroa and Lyttolton. IMPORTS. In the Banks Peninsula, Evans and Co., agonts : 20 tons merchandise. Consignees— Henderson, Healoy, Exley, Volvin and Taylor, Siegert, Traffio Manager. Beri, C.F.A., Allan, Priest and Holdgate, Gall, Fergosson and Co, Evoub, Station Master, Russell, Moikle, Dunlop, Warburton, Beckingham. expected arrivals. Scottish Horo, 803 tons from Molbourno, Jaily. Hurunui, ship, 1053 tons, from Lyttolton, daily. Bakaia, barque, 1022 tons, from Dunodin, early. PROJKCTBD DEPARTURES. Lorraine, barque, for London, in January. Hurunui, ship, for London, in January. Scottish Horo, barque, for London, in January. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. Vessel. Days out. Brier Holme (Captain Johnstone) ... 71 Rookwood (Captain Jewell) 25 Piako (Captain Sutherland 24 Monarch (Captain Linderduhl) 4 Tho barque Hurunui left Lyttolton yesterday for this port. She should put in an appearance early this weok. Tbo steamer Mahinapna arrived from Westport yesterday morning, and was berthed at Aloody wharf. Sho has 300 tons ooal for.Mr J. Jackson. Sho had to put into Lyttelton owing to bad weather, and left the latter port on Saturday night. Sho will open hatohea firafc thing this morning. Tho Scottish Hero, ono of tho New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered wool vessels, left Melbourno on January 4th for this port. Sho should arrive about tho middlo or latter. ond of this week. Tho steamer Brnnner arrived from tho north yesterday morning, and swung to tho buoy3. Sho has a quantity of cornsacks on hoard. She leaves at noou to-day for Dunedin. Ou Thursday noxt sho returns to take in cargo for Akaroa, Lyttelton, Wellington, and West-, port. The s.s. Fifoshire passed Port Chalmers, at 2.30 p.m. yesterday, but up to last night there was no appearance of her off tbis port. She -would arrivo in tho outer roads during the night and be brought into port at daylight this morning. All her cargo is ready for hor, and she should got away for London tomorrow afternoon.

The Shaw, Sayill and Albion Co's chartered barquo Lorraine is faat filling up, and Bhould get away next Saturday. She vri 11 have abont 600 tons of wheat and 3000 bales of wool, and will leave ki good trim for making a fast passage. The vessel to follow the Lorraine ia tho Laira, a neat little iron barquo of 492 tons register, - now lying at Lyttolton. She will leavo that port for Timaru during thia woek. (By Telegraph.) ■Wellington, Jan. 12. H.M.S. Opal, from Lyttolton, arrived at 4 p.m., and anchored closo to tho railway wharf. She will be hero for tho Jubilee celebration next weok. Ltttelton, Jan. 12. Arrived — Kahn, from the Chathams. Sailed— Ships Ci'y of Benares, Falkland Hill, and M arlborongb, for London ; Hnrunt-, for Timarn ; H.M.S. Opal, for Wellington. Poet Chalmers, Jan. 12. Arrived — Penguin, from Lyttelton ; Invercargill, from Oamaru ; Beautiful Star and Rotorua from Lyttelton. Sailed — Kent, for Stewart Island. At tho Heads — Rimutnka, from Plymouth n'o Hobart, and H M.S. Orlando.