SHIPPING

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXI, Issue 12480, 17 September 1904, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF TIMARU. PHASES OF THE MOON.

Moon's Declination—The moon northed! ' on August 28th, greatest northern deolination on September 4th; souths o&' September 11th'; greatest southern-declination on September 17th ; norths again-on- September'24th.'

f SE£ATEEER REPORT, IJTG. v High - Bhi; 51m., a.m.; 9h. .2SSi' } -p.m.- » Sun rises 6h. 12m-; sets sh. 53m. Mocta-rises 10h;. "Water, 9b. 52m., a.m.; lOh. p.m.. Sun rises 6h 10m.; sets sh. 54m. Jslomt. nses llh. 48m., a.m.; sets 2h. 4m., a.m. /-Friday: Barometer 9 a.m., 29.93 m.; S ' 29.95 in. Wind, south-easterly.

arrived. September 16—Gorinna, s.s., 1279 tons, Holf ord, from Akardai • September 16—Koonya,- s:s., ■ 1901 tons, from Dunedin. SAILED. September 16—Corinna, s.s:, 1279 tons, Holford, for Oamaru. - September 16—Koonya, s.s., 1901 tons, Watson.' for Lyttelton. IN HARBOUR. IMPORTS. - In the Corinna, 9;St., •National Mortgage and Agency Company, agents' s .216 tons of .■general cargo. W, J, Thomson, W. Miller, J*-' Timaru Harbour Board, Priest cate, Canterbury Farmers Association,- G. Hancox, Manchester. _ • and Goldsmith, C. Bowker, D. CT bull, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agencv Company, Christchurch Meat Company, ' Westport Coal. Company, National Mortgage and Agency Company, W. Holshead, J. B: Rutland, T. Hawkey, New Zealand Express Company, Union Steain • Ship Company, Canterbury Frozen Meat Company, W. Penrose, New piniz Company, R. Bowie, Bros., W Yardley, S. Anderson, W. A. Sherratt, jD. J. Caldwell, R. Griffiths; McLeon, McG-ruer, Davies- and Co., J- Beckingham, Briscoe' sad Go., Adams and Co., A. Dayid- . son, Post and Telegraph Department, V. Young, Kernohan, McCahon and Co., JCraigie, W. Scott, A. Gabites, G. Dash, and South Canterbury Dairy Company. In the Koonya-, s.s. .National' Mortgage and Agency Company, agents-; 117 tons of general cargo. Consigndes-==Tiinaru Harbour Board, SteUa .Cycle W. Hutton and Co., New Zealand Eajftess Company,' Priest and Holdgate, R. Forrest, R. Marsh, Morrison Bros., I. <fBurns, G. Pettigrew, G. Lambert, W. Yaxdley, J. Davis, T. Gunnion, J. Riddle, M- Exley, D..McMillan, D. Enwnght, M. Milburn, F. Nelligan, J. McLean, Kernohaß, McCahon and Co., J. H. Dean,_W. Elder and Son., .Buxton and Co., W. Miller, J. Mullan, E. J. Smith, National Mortgage and Agency Company, R. Bowie and Co., D. O'Donaghue, Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association, W. J. Thomson, J. Brown, E. Coxhead, P. Reilly, A Davidson. Reid and Gray, W. Tobrn,D. Young, E. Hall and Son, F. Tasker, J. C. Oddie, F. Bloxham, J. Shepherd, J. King, J. Dore, G. Grandi, J. E. Edmond, Shearman Bros., Nees and Son, J. W--Radford, J. Davidson,. J. Orr and Son, Aahburton Hardware Company, Mahan and Muir, J. Ogilvie and: Co., J. Cooper, J. Blvth R. Griffiths, W. McKibbin, J, M. Sutherland, W. Cooper, A. Bloxham, W. A.. Sherratt, J. Murdoch, R. H. Smith, J Harrison, Priest and Holdgate, M. Freeme, T. H. Goy, J. Young, A. Butcherj U. D.. Mitchell, J. Meehan, T. Williams, Guinness and LeCren, JSTew Zealand Hard- r ware Company, G. Murdoch, order, holders bills of lading. ' . . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Whangape, s.s., from Lyttelton, on Monday. " , r Poherua, s.s., from Westport, on Monday. Delphic, s.s., on Wednesday. Waiwera, •*¥S., i. from London,, early. Kittawa, s.s., "from Greymouth, e^riy. Corinna, s.s., from the south, on Tuesday. ' The Kittawa left Greymouth at 2 pm yesterday for Timaru. She lands 95,000 . feet of timber at this port. The Koonya arrived at mid-day yesterday from Oamavu, and landed general cargo. She took away produce, and sailed for Lyttelton vat 6 p.m.. * - The Corinna arrived at 7,30 a.m. yesterday from Akaroa. She brought general cargo, and having shipped 25 tons of sundries sailed for Oamaru at 11.30 a.m. She will return oil Tuesday on her usual northward run.

(By Cable.) HOBART, September 16. Sailed—Rimutaka,. for Wellington.

SEPTEMBER. d.. h. m. Last quarter ... ... 2 29 p:x&. New moon ... 10' 8 13 a.m.. First quarter ... ... 17 2 43 a.m. Full moon ...25 6-. 20 a.m.