PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 5338, 15 January 1892, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

The flagstaff of Timaru is situated m 171deu 17.20 mm. East longitude ; and 44 deg 23 uiin South latitude. ARRIVE!.. Jan 14—Herald, s.s., 576 tons, Jones, from Dunedin. SAILED Jan. 14—Herald, s.s., 576 tons, Jonos, for northern ports. IMPORTS. In the Herald, N.M. and A. Company agent: 25 tons miacellaneons goode. Consignees —Miss Domaford, Hilton, Reid and Gray, Gardnor, Tyrrell and Co, Mor is, Kennedy, Blundell and Co, Gibson and Kennedy, McKibbon, Stringer, Henry, D. T<iylor,Finlay, Ogilvie and Byera, J. Brown, E. Brown, C.F. Association, R. R. Taylor, Keddie, Macquare, Donoghue, Riddle, Watt, Prattloy, Dawaon, Priest and Holdgato, Craigie, McKeown, Owers. Bowie, Pearpoint, Dnnlop, Siegert, Gall, Twomey; Taylor and Flatman. BXPKCTBDIAP.r.IVALhi Rangitikfii, ship, from Wellington, early. Ganymflde, barque, from Novvoaatle, early. Fit'eshiro, a.a., early. VESSELS HOHEWABD DOOKD Vessel. Day» ont. Himalaya (Captain Hill) 27 Rakaia (Captain Silba) ... 26 The barque Irene is putting ont ballast at tho main wharf. The a.a. Tekapo is expected to day to land 300 tons of Newcastle coal for Mr Jobn Jackson. Mr Jackson will also have the Kawatiri from Westport to-morrow. The s.a. Ohau is alao due here to-day, and will load produce for East Coast ports and Auckland. Ihe a,s. Herald arrived from Dunedin yesterday, with 25 tons sundries. She took m about 250 tons of prodnoo for Groymouth and Hokitika and left m the evening. ThoJ barqno Aaterion m now well down m tho water, and she ahonld soon be on her Homeward voyage. The barqnentine Pendle Hill finished loading milling produce yesterday and was warped out to a buoy m the evening. She should get away to Napier to-day.