SHIPPING.
PORT OF TTMARU. The fiagstaS at Timaru is aituawd in' East longitmle 171 deg., 17min 20aac; Bonth latitude 44 deg., 20minARRIVED. February 24 Corinna, s.s., from Westport. , February 24—Hawea, s.s., from Auckland, via "Bluff and Oamaru. .SAILED. February 24—Corinna, s.s., for Oamaru and Dunedin. February 24—Hawea, s.s., for the north. IMPORTS. In the Corinna. National Mortgage and Agencv Co., agents: 600 tons of coal, 1000 fire bricks and 10 bags fire clay. Consignees—Westport Coal Company, and D. Cr Turnbull and Co. In the Hawea, National Mortgage and Agency Co., agents : 100 tons general cargo. Consignees —X.M. and A. Company, J. Murdoch, J. Meehan, Stewart, J. Mason, W. Harold, E. H. Logan. C. drivers, C.F.C.A.. Bargefrede, Manchester Bros, and Goldsmith, Shackletoa and Co., J. Shepherd, Timaru Harbour Board, T. Sherratt, Hutton and Co.. T. Wagstaff, "Timaru Herald," T. T. Coad, R. Bowie, and Co., W. Miller, Kernohan McCahou and Co., R. R. Taylor, Beckingh'am; N.Z. Carrying Companv, "Timaru Post." EXPORTS.
In the Corinna, National Mortgage and Agency Co., agents: 100 sacks of wheat and 8 packages. Shippers—New Zealand Loan Company and Tyrrell, King and Co.
In the Hawea, National Mortgage and Ageucv Co., agents : 300 tons of produce. Shippers—Timaru Milling Company, Belford Mills, Evans and Co., South Canterbury Woollen Co., Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association. J. Meehan. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.
Upolu, s.s., from Oamaru and Dunedin, to-dav.
- Rosamond, s.s., from Greymouth, on 'Wednesday. Corinna, s.s.. on Friday. Waikato, s.s.; from Wanganui, about Wednesday. Zior, schooner, from Hokitika, daily. Aotea. s.s., on March 6th. Doris Brodersen, from South Africa, via King George's Sound, early. IN HARBOUR. Ship—Oamaru Barques—County of Ayr and Devonport. Schooner—Lizzie Taylor. The s.s. Upolu is to arrive from Dunedin and Oamaru to-day. The ?.s. Corinna arrived from Westport afc 8 o'clock vesterday morning. She landed 600 tons of Westport coal, 1000 fire bricks and 10 bags of fire clay. She left for Oamaru and Ducedin at about midnight. The s.s. Hawea arrived from Auckland via Bluff and Oamaru early yesterday morning. She landed 150 tons of general xargo, mostly sugar, and took 400 tons of produce. She left for Napier and Auckland early last night. The barque Devonport was towed in from her anchorage in the roadstead yesterday afternoon, and moored in the harbour between the Moody and Main wharves. Captain Jacobson reports that the barque left Port Stephens, N.S.W., on Thursday, January 30th. Light variable winds prerailed "until the 7th inst.. when a strong northerly gale with high seas was encountered. On February 12th, lat 39 deg., lon. 172deg., the "wind suddenly shifted E. to S-. blowing strongly, splitting some sails. Cape was passed oa~February 14th. and jape Campbell on the 15th, thence to Timaru on the 22nd, strong southerly winds and sea were experienced. The cargo consists of square girder and turpentine piles, which are to the order of the National Mortgage and Agency Co., on account of the Harbour Board.
(By Cable.) MELBOURNE, February 24. Arrived—Waikare, from New Zealand. Per Press Association. SPIT, February 24. Sailed—Aotea, lor Wellington. ■ " <i
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11690, 25 February 1902, Page 2
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