PORT OF TIMARU.

Timaru Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 6069, 1 October 1894, Page 2

PORT OF TIMARU.

The flagstaff of Timiuu ia situated in 171deg 17.20min East longitude ; «nd 41de# 23niin ciouth latitude. ARRIVED. Sept 29— Omapere, s.b., 352 tons, Fleming, from the south. Sept 30— Marmion, schooner, 96 tons, Grubb, from Hokitika. SAILKD. Sept 29— Omapere, 8.a., 352 tons, "Fleming, for the north. IMPORTS. In the Omapera, N.M. and A. Co, agents : 220 tons general merchandise. Consignees— Reid and Gray, Keddie, Warbnrton, Neil, Kerr, Woollen Co, Shepherd, Bowie, R and W A, Expreaß Co. C.F.A. McMillan, Angland, Miles and Co, Houston, Shearman, Carson and Co, Prattley, Kernohanand Co, Owers.Collins, Exley, Levien, Grandi, Wagstaff, Pearson, Jackson, Sutherland, Hardy, Dunlop, Grant, Currie aud North, Dickinson, J Brown, Caskey, Harbour Board, Meehan, Morris. Cooper, Murdoch, Priest and Holdgate, Williams and Son, Siegert. Mason .Morrison Bros, Gibson, Young, Opie, Rothwell, H Lee, Taylor and Flatman, Jphilp, Andrew, Bowker, Hutton and Co, Anderson, Coe. Adams and Co.Cowan, Penrose, Gabites, Davies and Murphy, Wiltshire, Bice, Murphy, Hanson, Simpson, R R Taylor, T and J Thompson, Carson, Crawford, Mill and Co, Burns, Temuka Dairy Co, Agents. IN HABBOUR. Sohooner— Marmion. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Brunner, s s., on Tuesday Kawatiri, s a , en Tuesday The Marmion, timber laden, from Hokitika " was off the port early yesterday morning, and carried a strong breeze into harbour. She is in oharge of Captain J. Grnbb. The s.s., Omapere called on Saturday, going north, with an tmuanally large quantity, 220 tons, of merchandise to land. She took in 300 tons of produce and left for the north late at night.