SHIPPING.
PORT OF TIMARU. Tho flagstaff of Timaruia situated m 171dez 17.20 mm. East longitude ; and '14 deg 23 mm South latitude. ARRIVED. Sept 1& — Orpheus, schooner, Green, from Napier. Sept 19— Fleetwiug, schooner, 55 tons, Lewis, from Napior. SAILKD. Nil. • EXI'OBTS In the Herald, N.M. and A. Co. agents: For Grevmonth and way port?; 3 head cattle. 40 tons flour, 3 tons oatmeal, 200 aks bran and sharps. 280 sks whe;it, 310 ska oats. Shippers — Jamieson, Timaru and Toinuka mills, o.l*'. A, Lintott and Co. In.the .Oinapers, N.M. and A. Co, agents : For Westport and way ports, 148 bales wool. G2 tons flonr. 213 sks bran and sharps. 258 sks oats, 317 ska wheat, 200 sks potatoes. 110 bales straw, 11 baps hides, (> cases, ooases sauce. Shippers— N.7-.S. Co, Timarn and Teinnka mills, King, McCallnm, Lee, Harrison, Loan Co. Allpress, Anderson, Joseph, Guinness and LeC'on. VKSaBI'S HOaTRWAHO HOOND Vesaoi. i>n.v».ii. Halrar (Captain Nilsaon) 91 Marianna (Captain Briokwoldt) ... T' Snowdrop iCaptain Arthur) i 8 The schooners Orpheus and Fleetwing have arrived from Napier m ballast. They both return with prodnce. Tho S.s. Wareateawas expooted to arrive during tho night from Greyraouth, with 475 tons of coal for Mr Jackson. Sho goes back to Wostport after discharging. The steamer Brnnner is due from Wostport this morning, with 250 tons of coal for the ship Mataura. She goes south after delivering the coal. The N.Z. Shipping Company aro m receipt of cable advice from London as follows :— Turakina sailed lor Wellington on' llth August j Wairoa sailed for Bluff and Lytteltonon 6th August ; s.s.Klderslie aiilod for Otago and Canterbury and is duo on 19th October : Bimutaka (Captain Greenstreet) sniled from Plymoutb'on 21at Anguat, for Port Chalmers and Wellington j Ruapohu (Captain Fiiid'loy) loads for Wcllin«ton and Canterbnry; Tekoa (12th mat) loading for Otago, Canterbury, and Wollington; Waipa loading for Otago. THK DUKE OF AKGYLE. (Bl TBIiEtIEAPH.) . Auckland, Sopt. VJ. Arrived— Duke of Argyle, s.s., from London iv 52 days with 4500 tons of oargofor Auckland and Wellington. She met very had heavy weather and had to lie-to for three days. On Angust 28th sho shipped a very big sea, which washed the starboard lifeboat from the uhooka and the amidships gangway overboard, and smashed the lifeboat fjunwale. She (roes I to Wellington and then proceeds to Australia to load frozen mutton for London.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LV, Issue 5517, 20 September 1892, Page 2
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391SHIPPING. Timaru Herald, Volume LV, Issue 5517, 20 September 1892, Page 2
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