SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13312, 14 June 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

POBT OF TIMARU. Ihe flagstaff of Tiinaru is situated in East Longitude 171deg. 15min- 13sec.; South Latitude 44deg. 23min. 41sec. High wat€r, 4.49 a.m.; 5.10 p.m. Sun rises. 7.52; sets, 4.25. Moon rises. 9.59 a.m.; sets, 7.9 p.m. ARRIVED. Jons 13—Matatua, s.s., 6488 tons, Maxwell, from Lvttelton. " SAILED. June 13—Wairuna, s.s., 3947 tons, Ratter, for Dunedin. IX HARBOUR. Steamer—Mstatua. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Koonya, s.s-, to-night. Wanaka, s.s., on lSth inst. Rimutaka, s.s., on 20th inst. Fifeshire, s.s., on 2G"th inst. Orari, s.s., early in August. The' Wairuna sailed for Dnnedin yesterday afternoon,- taking no cargo from this port. Tanner's Ark, now ten days out from; Sumner, had not arrived late last night, nor,was it sighted by the Matatua ori her way down from Lyttelton. The Matatua- arrived early yesterday morning from Lyttelton. She has 1600 tons of general cargo, and will b? two or three days discharging. Her cargo i" consigned to about 100 holders of bills- of lading. The Koonya is expected to arrive tonight from Oam iru with a quantity of general cargo. She will load 400 tons of produce and sail eomstimo after midnight for Lyttelton. (By Cable.) MELBOURNE, Jane 13. Sailed—Winunera. TANKER'S ARK. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, June 13. There id no news to date concerning the whereabouts of Tanner's Arfc, which left Snmner for Timaru on June 4th. The five men who accompanied Tanner are stated to be inexperkneed sailore, and itis- also alleged that the provisions on board were, sufficient to Inst the crew for three days only. The Kaipara, which arrived in Lyttelton at- 10 a.rag to-day, parsed what in the dark seemrfja to be a *niaß sailing vessel at 2 o'clock this morning.