SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13274, 1 May 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMARU. The flagstaff of Timaru is sitnat_ed in East Longitude 171deg. 15min. _ ISsec.; South Latitude 44deg. 25min. 41aec. High water, 4.59 a.m.: 5.25 p.m. Stui rises. 7.3; sets, 5.1. Moon ri-.es. 7.30 p.ra.; sots. 956 a.m. ARKIVKD. April 3C—Tavitmi. s.s.. 1465 tons, Lindsav. from Westport. April 30 Corinna: ».s., 1271 tons. James, from. Oamaru. SAILED. _ April 50—Corinna. s.s., *1271 tons. JanH.i'. for Lvttclton. April 30—Morayshir?. s.s., 9000 ions. McLaueWan. for Lyitelton. IN HARBOUR. Steamers —Wairnna, Kamona. and Taviuni. IMPORTS. In tha Corinn;i; 46 tons of general car- | ro. ' Consignees :—3l. Exiey. C. Scrirarreour, Reid and Gray. Shearman Bros., t'.F.C A., Ltd;. Balgety and Co., T. Buxton and Co., R. Wilson and Co., Skeates and Boeksert, F. Karton. D. Young, A. Crawford. H. Andrews, J. Thomas, W. Caarckr. R. J. Pugh, J- Shepherd, National Mortgage and Agency Co., Thomson and Co., T. Gunnion, R. J. Sharps, F. Cossock, X-Z. Hardware Co.. J. Orr oml Co., Briscoe and Co., Priest and Hold gate-, B. J North. Manchester Bros., Ogden and Tavlor, G. Hadlee, D. J. Caldwell, N.Z. Express Co., J. Workman, J. Chisholm, E. J. Logan, Kemohan. McCahon and Co., palmer and Co. EXPORTS. In the s.s. Corinna : 90 tons of produce.— for Wellington: 1 bale wooUens, 1 cash register, 12 sacks wheat, <sßs sacks oats, 130 sacks, 100 ICO's and 20 50 > flour, s-'.cks. fa ran,. 5 sacks pollard, and 25 sacks oatmeal; Nelson; 10 sacks, 40 100's and 60 50's Qour, 10 sacks pollard, 182 sack:; wheat- and 11 sacks potatoes: New_Plvmoath : 295 sacks, 120 100's, and 2io &j a Soxtr 510 sacks, 54 lOQ's and (6 5G s ci oats/ 27 sacks bran, 250 sacks pollard_and 25 sacks oatme.il. Shippers S.U. Woollen Cov, Manchester Bros., , C.F.C.A., Ltd., Evans and Co., Dalgety and Co., X. is.. Chapman and Co., J- R., Bruce ana Co., Nicol and Scins, D- C. Turnbull and Co.. Timaru Milling Coy,. Belford MOls-, A. Steven and Co., Aspiriall and Co., A. S. Paterson and Co., T. Buxton and Co., Wright. Stephenson and Co. , EXPECEED.ARRIVALS. Koonya, on Friday. Arawa, on Monday. Storm, about, the end of.the week. The Morayshire- sailed at 5.30 p.m. yesterday for Lyttelcon. She took away 26,CCG carcases "of mutton for the Home market- ' The Corinna arrived from Oamaru yesterday morning-. She landed 4o tons of general cargo, and shipped 200 tons of produce for northern ports, sailing at 7 p.m. The Taviuni arrived yesterday morning from Westport with oral and timber, the consign eas being Wesiport> Coal Co., N.Z. Railway Department, and J. Murdoch and Co. The barque Kassa i» expected to leave Hobart this we"k with a tell cargo of V.D.L. timber, posts and palings for Messrs John JaCkson and Co., Ltd. * Tfie Kamona, which arrived at S p.m. on Monday, was unable to comment discharging up till last night, owing to a shortage of trucks and hands. She has 175,0QC feet of timber, and will probably make a start this morning with her IpadinsXAUTICAL ENQUIRY. Per Press Association. DUXEDIN. April 30. Tie- case against the Invercargill Shipping Company for not reporting to the Marine Department an accident to the feteamer Invercargill at- Waikav/a on the I4th March, was heard before Mr Widdowson r S.M., to-day. The point at issue was whether the vessel had been" so inaterially damaged by going on a rock as to seriously affect her seaworthiness- The Magistral b opinion was that the damage was not sufficient to materially atfect the seaworthiness of the vessel, and the case was dismissed. " -