SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12042, 16 April 1903, Page 2

SHIPPING.

• PORT OF TIMARU. The flagstaff at Timarc is situated in East Lo:.gitade lTldeg. 17min. 20sec.; South L-.titude 44dee. 20 rain. ARRIVED. April 15—Elmville, s.s., 1175 tons. Shepherd, frum Newcastle, via Lyttelton. April 15—Tongariro, s.s., 766Q ton?:, from Port Chalmers. SAILED. April 15—Tongariro, s.s., 7660 tons, for Lyttelton. IMPORTS. In the Elmville, C.F.C.A. agents and consignees—looo tons Newcastle coal. EXPORTS. In the s.s. Rimu. D. Stuart agent: For "Wanganui: 95 toes Hour. 599 sacks oats, 70 sacks pollard. Shippers-: Lintott and Co., N.Z. Millers* Association, National Mortgage and Agency Coy., Belford Milling Coy., Evans and Co. IN HARBOUR. Steamers—Norfolk, Karamea and Elmville. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Whangape, s.s., from Wellington, today. Koonya. s.s., from Dunedin, on Friday. Upoln. s.s., from Lyttelton, on Friday." Boveric, s.s., about 17th inst. Turakina, s.s., from Wellington. 26th inst. , The s.s. Elmville arrived yesterday morning: from Newcastle, via Lyttelton." -with a. balance, 10QO tons of a cargo of Newcastle coal for the Farmers* Association. This is the third visit of the Elmville to TSnukra on a similar errand. She has been <anployed in. the New Zealand-Australian frade for about two years, bringing over coal, and taking back kauri timber from Kaxpara. She mil probably finish discharging oa Saturday and leave this port for Kaipara direct. The New Zealand Shipping Company's s.s. Tongariro arrived yesterday morning from Port Chalmers to load meat and wool, and, owing to the Main wharf being fully occupied by the s.ss. Norfolk and Karamea, she could not be bronght in, and as her time is limited she coald not afford to ■wait, and was therefore ordered on to Lyttelton. arrangements being made for the Karamea to take the cargo booked for her, or the bulk of it. Extra difficultv was occasioned by the fact that the Norfolk still requires a day or two to complete her loading, and that" while the wharf will hold the Norfolk and Karamea. it is not able to accommodate the Norfolk and the longer Tongariro; otherwise the Karamea would nave given way to the latter. The incident supplied a good argument to the advocates <xf additional wharf accommodation. (By Cable.) SYDNEY. April 15. Sailed—Waikare. Arrived Mokoia. She experienced stormy weather in crossing the Tasman sea. MELBOURNE, April 15. Sailed—Warrimoo. r-_ in i I,