PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5162, 8 June 1891, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

The Eagataff of Titnaru is situated m 171 dog 1V.20 mm. East longitude ; and 41 dog 23 mm South latitude. ARRIVED. June 6 — Brunnor, 8.8., 340 tons, Waller, from Dunedia. Juno 7 — Ganymodo, barquo, 57G tons, ' Alleaon, from Newcastle. hailed. June 6— Brnnner, a. a., 340 tons, Waller, for the north. IMPORTS. In tho Brunner, N.M. and A. Co. agents : 190 tona merchandise. Consignoeg — Taylor, Hntton, Jonas, N.M. and A. Co, Gall, Morria, Heikle, Whitney, Fathor Foloy, Wagstaff, JRoid and Gray, C.F.C.A., Collins, Dnnlop, Bowio, Owers, Exloy, Harrison, Darroch, Donoghue, Miles, Archor and Co, O'Dowd, Shilling, E. Collins, Morria, Pearpoint, Tyrrell and Co. Shepherd, Gilmonr, King and Coe, Penroae, Bower and Forgus3on, Boothroyd, Bourne, Rutland, Elder, Gibson and Kennedy, Blyth, J. Ferguson, Priest and Holdgate, Philp, Fra3er, Gorman, J. Anderson, Warbnrton, Cooper, Kernohan and Co, Belford mills, Taylor, Enox, Gas Co, Dunoan, Storrier, Bradley and Co, Pearson, "Williams and Son, Murdoch, Hill and Co, SlcKeown, Gabities, O'Reilly, Rutland ai>d Co. D. Brans, J. Brown, Healoy, Zander, N.Z. Express Co. EXPECTED /LRKIVALS. Nairnshiro, 8.3., 3720 tons, Wallace, early. VB33EL3 HOMEWARD BOUND. "Vessel. Days ont. Aurora (Captain Zindars) 110 Rialto iCaptain Genters) 01 Rnthtn (Captain Yiasar) (56 BonNevia (Captain Pyke) 45 The steamer Nairnahire is to leave the Bluff for this port thia evening. Tho steamer Invercargill is expected today, and m another column her agent, Mr David Stnart, advertises particulars of her Bailing. Mr A. White's barque Ganymede was towed m by the Mana shortly after 1 p.m. yoatorday, and brines a full cargo of Newcastle coal for her owner. Mr D. Stnart, the looal agont, notifies that as ths Ganymede has a considerable portion of her outward cargo engaged, she will commence loading for Sydney and Newcastle on the loth inst. Particulars as to freight can bo learned from Mr Stuart. Saturday morning, with 200 tons of general merchandise. She left at night for the North and West Coast, taking about 250 tons of produce for Wellington and Weatport.