SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12899, 9 February 1906, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMARU. The, {li«gstaff of Timarn is situated in East Longitude 171deg. : 15mm. loeee.; South'" Latitude 44deg. 23min_ 41sec. ' PHASES OF THE MOON. FEBRUARY. 7 : ; d. h. ni, \ First Quarter ... ... 2; 0 1 a.ni; : 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 : 'St. 39m., : a.m. ; 3h. ';3m., p.m. 'Sim rises sh. 15m.; sets 7hl 14m. .Moon.'raes .rh. 9m., p.m. ; sets-' 4h. 37m.,- a.m. ARRIVED. Nil. . . SAILED. " Nil. - ; : ■M' '' IN HARBOUR, , . MtSamer —Tokomaru. . • - ' I: EXPECTED ARRIVALS; Kini, s.s., from tha south, to-day. Kaipara, s.s., early. The tug Ptlican left- Auckland, yesterday . morning on tha searcli.fpr treasure lost' in the wreck of t-fce Elingaaute. , The: New • Zealand Shipping .- Company's Turakina., which night, for Wellington. en rotsta; for London..loaded amongst other cargo,: 5978 boxes* oi bivitei: . weighing 149 tons 9 c\vt, - and, 7>27 eases of cheese .weighing 19, tpns. ; .. - The'iOni is. due ■ "tlys ; the south,. .on 'lftiid general cargo aii3' K>'ai£ produce for Well lington, Picton and the .West Coast. I3er inward cargo -wUV inpjtfde al>o ( u| ! KCG liiues of wool 'fo .'be T&K?' inar'u. ; ' *' l ' ' . .. The steamer : AytsMre; Aiicliland; from Loiidon' yesterday' Vith-■ 187 immigfants,; including 74 : for AueldaTM'' and 'B3 for Wellington; Tb6y ' are English, Ifcotjbh. and 'lt^h^ipcrstly ( with young children: The average''flgeol the adult is betweeA-twenty The men are chiefly- 'farmers and mechanics, Attracted by .reports of the prosperity of the country" and the which work is regulated. " ' ''4