SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13280, 8 May 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMARU. The flagstaff of Timaru is situated in East Longitude ITldeg. 15min. 13sec.; South Latitude 44deg. 23min. 41sec. High water, 0.5 p.m.; 11.38 p.m. Sun rises. 7.19; sets, 4 - 51 - Moon rises, 2.10 a.m.; sets, 3.02 p.m. ARRIVED. ifay 7—Koonya, s.s., 1091 tons, Drewette, fr° Dl Oainaru. y\ a y 7_ytorm, s.s., 186 tons, Woods, from Oamaru. SAILED. . Mny 7—Pohema, s.s., 1175 tons, Todd, for .Oaniaru- _ May 7—Storm, s.s., 186 tons, Woods, for WanganuiMay 7—Koonya, s.s., 1091 tons, Drewette,' for .Wellington. IN HARBOUR. Steamer —Amwa. IMPORTS. ■ In the Koonya: 189 tons of general cargo, including 153 bales of wool for 3.5. Arawa. Consignees: —Westland-Xi-maru Timber Co., J. Jackson, E. B. Arnyes, Wiglejr and' Thornier, J. W. Soctei-, Datgety and Co., A. Davidson, Agantis, P. and O. Co., U.S.S. Co., R. Phillips,. 'R- Bowie and Co., M- O'Meeghan, W. Anderson, Mrs Bryan, E. Ward, -S.C. Woollen Co., E. W. Wade, Connolly, Reid and Gray, J-\Kfcg and Co., Ogden and Taylor, Kernohan, McCahon and Co., W. Miller, Morrison Bros., T. J. Burns, J. Edmond. R- Wilson and Co., J- Neil, Father O'Donnell, J- Trengrove, W. L. Hoskiug, W- Sherratt, J. Blyth, Priest aiid Holdgate, G. Burnip, W r . Quirk, J. Shepherd, M. Exley, Thomson and Co, Pilkmgton and Co., D. J- Calawell, W. Workman, Briscoe and Co., N.Z. Express Co., Lane and Walker, J. Meehan, W. Hirst. N.Z. Hardware Co., H. A. Elder, Manchester Bros., N.M. and A. Co., i. Karton, S. HansonIn thevStorm, 15 tons of general cargo. Consignees:—Ogden and Taylor, A. McDonald, W. MeKibbin, TV Buxton and Co.; W. Hendry, Jas. Turner, J. Thomas, Morrison Bros., W. L. Hoskmg, C.F.C.A., J. Ogden. T. Gnhnion. 8 EXPORTS. In the! Koonva*, 227 tons of produce and sundries shipp'ed as follows:—For .New Plymouth, 24 sacks peas, 25 sacks wheat; for-Grevmouth, 40 sacks pollard 542 sacks Hour 86 tacks pollard, 102 sacks wheat, 17 sacks bran; to West-Port, 10 sacks bran, 30 sacks I'ollard, 132 sacks, wheat, 163 sacks flour, 30 sacks- oats; for Wellington 2 bales woolens, 20 cases eggs, 'l6o''sacks potatoes, 220 sticks flour, 65 sacks bran, 40 sacks pollard, 25 sacks oatmeal, 321 sacks oats, 18 sacks omors, 106 sacks "wheat, 55 sacks bran, 5 sacks wbeatmeal. Shippers:—Todd and ■ Douglass, T. Buxton and Co., Evans and Co., Timaru Milling Co., Aspinall and Co E&enon and Co., C.F.C.A., Ltd., Belford Mills,, A. Davidson, Stevens ond Co.,»Nicol ■and: Sons, A. Hunt, A. Davidson, E. Reynolds and Co., S.C. Woollen Mills, G. S. 3l*re<Kth and Co., Mrs Harrison, Ogdep anet Taylor. H. Geaney, N.M. and A. Co., Ltd , MBlichamp and Son. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Coriima, s.s., on 'Friday. Poherua, sr.Sv, on Friday. Corinthic, s.s., on Monday. Ruapehu, s.s., on. May 16th. Koonya, s.s., on May 17th. Kaikoura, s.s., on May 25th.

Tho Poherua sailed for Oamaru at 1-30 aim." yesterday, taking. three tons of sundries.' . • . . ~■ . ~ '■At •flic'"Bluff yesterday tue Admiralty Court formally arrested the ship Stsfano Razetto, her cargo, and freight. Th» New Zealand Shipping Company s Kuapehu and Kaikoura will load here for "London during this" month.. The former -will arrive on Mav 16th, and th> latter on 3lay 25th. "'"'■'. The Koonya arrived from Oaraaru with general cargo at- 7 aim. yesterday. She loaded 227 tons of prod nee and n few tons j of sundries and sailed at 6 o'clock for | Wellington and West Goasb ports. The Storm arrived from Oamaru at 6.50 a.m., yesterday, and sailed for Wanganui at 3.20 p.m., taking general and mill pro-.' duce. - V The Corinna is due here on Friday on her southward running and 'will return on May 14th. No cargo* will be taken for Ticton on that trip, r but any goods consigned to that, port will Ikj picked up by the Koonya on the 17th inst. •By Cable.} ■■'"*' SYDNEY, lltiv 7. Arrived—Mary Isabel, from Hokianga: lima, from Thames; MosTaki, from Wellington. Arrived Constance Craig from Hokianga. Daniel from Kaipara, Mayflower from Greymouth, Maroro .from Auckland ; ail report delay owing to itormy weather in tfe Tasman Sea. „ One of the Maroro*s crew (Petersen) fell "from aloft into the sea, fracturing his thigh* He was resetted.