SHIPPING.
POST OS TIMARU. The flagstaff at Ximara 5s aitnated in £ast longitude 171 deg., 17mixi 20ssc ; €outh latitude 44 deg., 20min. ARRIVED. January 31—Uuulu, s.s., from. Oamaru and Dunedin. SAILED. January ol —Upoiu, s.s., for Akur-on, Lvtteltcn, Wellington and Xew Piymotuh. IMPORTS. In the Upolu, National Mortgage and Agencv Co., agents: 175 tons oi general cargo." Consignees—C'hristchurch Meat Company, X.Z. Shipping Company, Greerson and Davis, X. /j - Carrying Company, ] Union S-S. Company, P. Reilly, M. E. Rowlands, D. Houston, J. Brown, R. Bowie, She:man Bros., J. H. Bargefrede, Morrison Bros., J. Harrison, J. lioxe. J. Farreil. W. Mason, J. King, VB. J. McKenna. .J. H. Gardner, Mr Grasswitch, D. O'Bonogliue, T. Russell, F. Langdon, Evans and Co., Dutson McC'iymcnt and Co., J. Symon, Manchester Bros. and Goldsmith, J. Davidson, W. Bowie. G. Davey, H. F. Drewe, Guinness and LeCren, C.F.C.A., S. J. Hitchin;. T. Buxton and Co., W. McKib- ' bin, W. Miller, J. and P. Stewart, Caldwell, C. Chivers, King and- Co., C. Burn, N.Z. Hardware Company, Allpress and Co., Kemohan McCahon and Co., W. Miller, H. A. Flower, Jas. Shepherd, G. Pearson, M. Exley, W. Harold, J. Cooper, W. Hitch, H. G-. Smith, W. .Healev, W. J. Palmer, N.M. and A. Companv, John.. Mee and Co., T. Gminion, Priest and Holdgate, J. L. Wilson, R. R. Taylor, James Meehan, J. Conper, James Shepherd, J. Howey, S. C. Dairy Company, Belford Mills, Lister and Barrie, H. H. Goy, J. C. Oddie, J. Lawe, M. O'Meeghan, Morrison Bros., J. Davey, J. Kennedy, Opie and Son, Farmers' Association, J. P. Stewart, Mrs McLean. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Coricna, s.s., from Dunedin on ■Monday. Devonport, barque, from Newcastle, earlv. County of Ayr, barque, from Newcastle, early. Whangape, s.s., from Auckland, early. Janet Xiccll. s.s, from the south, on Friday.
IN HARBOUR. Ship—Oamaru. Barquetine—La Bella.
The s.s. Mamari arrived at Lyttelton from here at 6.15 o'clock yesterday moraing. The s.s- Upolu arrived trom Oi'inarn and Dunedin at 11 o'clock yesterday mcming -with 175 tons of general cargo. She loaded 350 tons of produce and left for Akaroa. Lyttelton, Wellington and New Hymouth in the evening. The steamer Para has put in at Barbadces so damaged that she cannot proceed to England. She reports that on the voyage from Jamaica to Barbadoes the reserve supply of chemicals employed
in reducing the temperature as a means of * preserving the •fruit on board, exploded, tiffing Mr Lawton, the inventor of the process, and two others, and injuring the captain and several of the crew. The afterpart of the vessel was wrecked. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, January 31. Arrived—Tmopship Surrey, from Wellington, at 9.43 p.m. WELLINGTOX. January 51. Arrived —Waiwera. from Lyttelton. SaHed —Enapehu, for Lytielton. LYTTELTOX. January 31. Arrived—Mamari, from Timjru. SPIT, January 31. . Sailed—Hawkes Bay, for Wellington.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11670, 1 February 1902, Page 2
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