SHIPPING

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXX, Issue 12285, 1 February 1904, Page 2

SHIPPING

rOKX OP TIMARU. The flagstaff at Timaru is situated in East Longitude 171deg. 15min. 13sec.; South Latitude 44aeg. '2smin. 41sec. ARRiVED. Nil. SAILED. t . January 30. —Paparoa, s.s., for LytteltGll' IMPORTS. In the Koonya, s.s., National Mortgage and Agency Company, agents: 108 tons general cargo, Consignees—South Lanterbudv' Woollen Mills. It. .'Taylor, M. Smith, J. Murdoch, G. Pettigrew, J. Davidson, A.. Davidson, T. Gunnion, J. Symon, T. Buxton and Co., \V. Yardley*New Zealand Express Company, G. Watts, Kernohan, MeCahon and Co., J. Shepherd, R. Bowie : -and Co., Dutson and Wilson, It. Cox, Young and Son, J: Howie, J. Murphy, National Mortgage and Agency Company, J. King and Co., H. Lea, Morrison Bros.. Union Steam Ship Company, C. Davey, M. Exley, Hole and Co., R,. Marsh, New Zealand Hardware Company. E. Coxhead, E. H. Logan, J. Burgess, J. A. Sandor, T. Sherratt, J. Edmond, F. C. Watson, W. J. Palmer, J. C. Bates, J.. Craigie, D. J. Caldwell, J._ C. Oddie, J. Brown, Workers' Co-operativo, Shearman Bros., J. Orr and Co., W. A. Sherratt, W. Mason, A. Budd. W. McKibbin, Fletcher Bros., Canterbury Farmers' Cooperative Association, Now Zealand Farmers' .Co-operative, ,LHton and W. Miller. Guinness and LeCren, J. Harrison, . Battesbv and Co., J. Jackson, F. Tasker, R. Edwards Mrs Fuchs, D. Taylor, W. Parr, Naw Zealand Carrying Company, Timaru Milling Company, R., B. Tooth, rriest and Holdgate, Carson and Co., Shanks and Co.. R. H. Smith, M. o"Meeghan, W. H. Foden, D. J. Cunningham,G. Croxford, W. Hitch, holders bill of lading, order.. EXPORTS.

In the Koonya, s.s., National Mortgage and Agency Company, "agents: 197 tons produce, for Wellington and the/ West Coast—Bl tons flour, 195 sacks bran and pollard, 5 sacks oatmeal, 191 sacks oats, 102' sacks -wheat, 81 baJes wool, 5 sacks hides, 20 ammonia cylinders, and sundries. Shippers—Union Steam Ship Company, Natiunal Mortgage and Agency Com? pany.'New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Coiripithy, Three Timaru Mills, Christchurch Meat Company,. Limited, W. E. Roynolds and Co., T. E. Shie! und Co., Aspimtll and Co., Canterbury Farmers' Co"nerative- Association, Guinness and LeCren. in the Paparoa, s.s.. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents: 17,989 carcases mutton, 2705 bales wool, 127 bales flax, 100 casks tallow, 171 cases kidneys, Shippers—Chrtstchurch Meat Company, Limited, W. Hill, Bank of New Zealand. Union Bank of Australia, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, John Mee and Son, Kirk and Co., C. Bowker. Guinness and LeCren, Canterbury Farmers' Co-operativo Association, W. Wood and Co., Gould, Bowman and Co., A. E. G. Rhodes, J., W. Swift. IN HARBOUR. !

Ship.—Canterbury. - Barque.—Firth of Clyde. Schooner) —Lizzie Taylor. ESPECTED ARRIVALS. Fakeha, s.s., from Wellington, this mcrns.s., from Hokitika, to-day. Pukaki, s.s., from the.West Coast, early. Rimu, s.s., from Dunedin, on Wednesday. \Rakaia, s.s., from Port Chalmers, at the ct/d of the week. Rangatira, b.s., at the end of the month. Doris, barque, from Lytteltoo, early.

The s.s. Paparoa sailed late on Saturday night for Lyttelton, with a cargo as above. The s.s. Koonva sailed at 1 a.m. on Saturday fop. Wellington and the West Coast, with 197 tons of produce, including 81 bales of wool. The'sjj. Rakaia (New Zealand Shipping Company) is expected at Timaru on Friday •ur Saturday, to land direct inward cargo, and to load meat, wool, etc. The s.J. Pukaki was due at Timaru this morning, but a westerly gale was blowing at Wes'port, and a heavy, sea running on the brw on Saturday morning, making it doubtful whether she could get away that day. The s.:>. Pakeha will return from Wellington this morning, to 5 load about 10,000 carcases of mutton,, and 1200 bales of wool, ■with tallow and pelts. She will then go to Lyttelton.