SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13230, 9 March 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMARP.

ARRIVED.

The flagstaff of Timaru is situated in East Longitude 171deg. 15min. ISseo.; South Latitude 44deg. 23min. 41sec. High. Water, 10.30 a.m.; 11.4 p.m. Sun rises 5.58; sets 6.42. - ( Moon rises, midnightsets 3.22 p.m.

March B—Kaiapoi, s.s., 1247 tons, Robinson, from Greymouth. starch B—lhvercargilL s.s., 125 tons, Haining, from Waikiwa. March B—WhaDgape, s.s., 1901 tons, from Wellington. March B—Koonya, s.s.. 663 tons, Drewette, from Oamaru. SAILED. •, • March B—Koonya, s.s., 665 tons, Drewr ette, for Lyttelton. ..March - B—Karamea, s.s., 5556 tons, Scotland, for Lvttelton. : March B—Whangaroa, .286-tons, Symoris, for Wliangape. .IX; HARBOUR: Steamers—Kaiapoi, Wliangape, and Invercargill. Ketch—Lizzie Taylor. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Storm, s.s;, to-day.; Toroa: s.s., early. \ Ayrshire, _s.s;,, at early date. The -Wliangape, arrived irom Wellington last night and" is to land a large quantity of West port coal. The Invercargiil iMr 1). Stuart, agent) arrived from Waikawa early yesterday morning with'a cargo of timber. The Whangaroa left the harbour about 6 . o'clock yesterday morning in toy- of the launch" Elsie "Evans, and; sailed for Wliangape. She took no' cargo. . The Shire-liner Ayrshire is expected to call at Timaru about the end of March to load Home cargo on account of the Xew, Zealand Shipping Company. The Karainea left at 9 o'clock lust night for Lyttelton, taking the following cargo from. Timaru carcases of frozen meat, .500 casks of . tallow and 300 bales of: "wool, for the Home markets. • The r Kaiapoi arrived at 9 a.m. yesterdav from Greymouth, with 120,000' .fjset. of "timber and 200- tons of coal. She will probablv sail for Lyttelton to-day. ■ The.steamer-Rakuira .which went ashore during a fog''three-weeks: ago'on Ivaka Point, near the Xuggets, was got off safely- yesterdays- morning, and sailed for Dunedin. :>T : he Koonya arrived .at 6 a.m. yesteid:y, and landed 121 tops of general cargo; She loaded a quantity of produce and sailed at 10 p.m. ior West Coast ports, via Lyttelton and Wellington.