SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12896, 6 February 1906, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMARU.

The flan-staff of Timaru is situated in East Longitude l'7ldeg. 15min. 13sec.; South Latitude 44deg. 23min. 41sec. PHASES OF THE MOON. FEBRUARY. d. h. m. Firsb Quarter 2 0 1 a.m. Full Moon 9 7 16 p.m. Last Quarter ... .... 16 3 53 p.m. New Moon 23 7 27 p.m. WEATHER REPORT, ETC. High Water at Timaru, This Day: Oh. 17m., a.m.; Oh. 51m.. p.m. Sun rises sh. 11m. ; sets 7ii. 18m. Moon rises 4h. 53m., p.m.; sets lh. 50m., a.m. arrived. February s—Corinna, s.s., 812 tons, Hoiiord, from Oamaru. February s—Tokomaru,5 —Tokomaru, s.s., 4C72 tons, Holmes, from Wellington. SAILED. February s—Waiuikii, s.s., 15/2 tons, Butter, for Napier. , February s—Corinna, s.s., 812 tons, Holford, for Lyttelton. IN HARBOUR. ' ' Steamers—Tokomaru and Kini-. : IMPORTS.

In the Corinna, s.s:, National Mortgage and Agency Company, agents : 25 tons of general.;'iCargo. _. r Consignees —H. Wilson and Go.,'' Union 'Steam - Ship Gompany, J. Martin, W. Burmester, W. J. Lister, M. O'Meeglian, New Zealand Carrying Company, : W. Hall, Dalgetv and Co.; Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association, A. Budd, M. Exley, Morrison Bros., J. C. Oddie, R. J. Pugh, the Convent, ,J. Ogdeff, R.> Bowie, T.' Trengrove, J: Edmond, F. Karton, E. Hall, and Son, J. Hole and C 0.., 37. Smith, Dephoil Bros. In'the Kini, s.s., National Mortgage and Agency Company, agents : 600 tons of Westport coal and 13,000' feet of timber. Consignees-—Westport Coal Company .ami Westland Timaru Timber Company. ••' • EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . Kaipal'a, s.s., early. - Kini; " s.s.; from the south,"on Friday; s " The Wanaka, having about 850 tons of ijroduce for Napier, IJisborne and' -Aucksailed Ibite last night for Napier. . ' The Kini, after disehaging her cargo, of coal'and-timber^ ; sails at 2 p.m. to-day,-.and 'will return on Friday, again taking the Poherua's run.' - ■ The-Corinna arrived ■ at ' 7 a.m. , yester-, • day. from Oamaru. and Dunedin, and-landed "some general ;cargo. > She sailed last .night for "Wellington and New Plymouth, takmg >250 tons.:of produce for those : . During 1905, 221 sailing and 406.. steam • vessels arrived at New Zealand, ports from . beyond seas. In .1904 the mmberswere • 229. and .400. -. The total tonnage in 1905 w?is-1,1,59,410.; in 1904, it was 1,154,569. The-.crews of last' year's foreign shipping .totalled 31,429. \ * ; ' , I&e. r Shaw, Savill and .Albion Company's .. arrived. from Wellington yesterday morning, to land 2920 tons of general cargo from Britain. She will stay about tea days r 25,000 carcasS3 -of and, Jamb and 10,W0 bale's" oi wdol: Messrs Dalgety and Co. are her agents for-.-inwaxd cargo, and the National, .Mortgage and Agency Company i iher J loading ageftts." - •, % , Mr Appleton, director of the Huddart' Parker Company, states that-the Company intends . to build a new steamer for the Cook' Strait service from Sydney, . T the will. ,be - placed in the iiottheia running "with the Victoria, . and if it the. Zealand!* also ITOII J>e With. regard to the . exiubifion tfaffic, he had consulted .with ik conjunction with Umpn ; Cpmpany the extra .requireniehts would'be far as practicable, but 6a that -some dissatisfaction would " iarfee ijnjess better facilities for accommodation: for travellers on .shore were provided. lif'reference, to the. shipping trade, he expressed a hope that the; .Uomindhwealtii 'and -iHaw-; -Zealand Governments ' would; - refrain ii-from harassing legislation, 1 , and also that in the; : iuturev the of - these Brittshijdependencies would, find it advantage- : ous, to assist these: great public and piirf..,;,^§te;;Co®prations to, develop trade in New iZealand-raiid' -Australian waters. • 1 |

. , • .. ~ Per Press Association. ... - . .. BLUFF, February 5. ... An.:wqd—Monowai, from-Hobart with ah . • EngJi& h mail.