SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 13128, 9 November 1906, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TTMARU. Tkt fl»gtt»ff of Timara i« situated io ■ut Longifcuda 171deg. 15min- 13aec.; |«atk Latitude 44deg. 23min. 41aec. H>h Water at Tiniaru. This Day: Bh. 25m.r a-m.; Bh. 53m. ; p.m. Sun rises 4h. 40m.; sets 7h. 4ni. Moon rises Oh. 55m., a.m.; sets lOh. 29m.. a.m. ARRIVED. November B—Corinna, s.s., 812 tons, Stuart, from Wellington. SAILED. November B—Corinna, s.s., 812 tons, Stuart, for Dunedin. November B—Wanaka, s.s., 1572 tons, Stevens, for Picton. IN HARBOUR. Barqu6—Manurewa.' IMPORTS. In the s.s. Wanaka: 107 tons of general cargo. Consignees—Dalgety and Co., E. H. Logan, D. Miller and Co., W. M. Bolt. G. TVrell, M. Freeme, D. Young, J. Kins, J.'L. Thomas, W. Mason, J- Orr and Co". Bunt and Smith, Kilpatrick, T. Buxton and Co., Canterbury Farmers' Cooperative Association. Limited, R. Bowie, W. J. Thomson. C. Cbivers, J. Maher, Manchester Bros.. T. Sherratt and Co., New Zealand Express Company, Franklin, T. Wagstaff. P. W. Hutton and Co., J. Murdoch. W. Boult. J. Beckingham. J. Jackson, Westland-Timaru Timber Company. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Lizzie Taylor, ketch, daily. Toroa, s.s., from Oamaru, this day. Maori, s.s., to-morrow. Poherua, s.s., from Oamaru, to-morrow Karori, s.s., -in a few days. Storm, s.s., about Monday. Mamari, s.s., at the end of the month.

The s.s. Corinna arrived from Wellington direct last evening and landed a fewtons of general cargo and sailed immediately for the south. The s.s. Wanaka completed loading her produce late last night and left for" Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland, via Picton. She took 600 tons in all. The s.s. Toroa (New Zealand Flour AMlers' Co-operative Association, Limited, agents) should arrive from Oamaru to-day on her way to Napier. She will commence working to-morrow morning when she takes in produce. Owing to the general holiday on tie wharves to-dav, the s.s. Poherua, which is at present in Dunedin, will not come on her timetable call, but will reach here to-morrow morning. She snips produce and sails to-morrow night for ■Wellington direct. . s News has been received at Whangarei that a quantity of wreckage almost certainly part of the Huddart-Paxker steamer Elineamite, wrecked about four years ago, lasbeen washed ashore near ParengaTonea. Included hi the wreckage were a bundle of oars lashed together, and a large portion of decking fastened by iron bands. .•■.-_■

{By Gable.)

SYDNEY, November 8. Arrived—Kamone, for Kaipara. for Auckland.