SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13372, 23 August 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

I'ORT OF TIMARU. Th* flagstaff of Timaru is situated in Kast, Lutigitud-j IVld-g. 15:niu. 15* we.; South Latitude 44dfg. 25miu. 415.-c. Mwh v.a.r. 2.13 ii.m.: 2.5 a v-m. m vi>v. V-0 a.m.: '-'■-• l l'-" 1 - Jl,„u ti«. 4.59 L-.m. : =fr, b.a I a.m. AUBIVKD. \ti'i:>t 22—I'anopcs, s-s.. I<s-) ton*. Sciki". irimi l'"i-t Chain., r,. Au-tw 22-S.::i.i=.i».. 5..-.. 60j I t..n>. M.iiuui. fr»m t'"»" L'tuitui.-t-.--August 22-Wam.ka. .-- 2-122 l»»s. Stevens, ftuut I'amain. SAII.Ki). August 22 Wauaka. ».. 2122 fir. M, v.i!.-. t'"i- Xapicr. Au-ust 22—Bakutia, .-•■-- «•> •"'»•-• Marks. t'»i- Inwrrargill. IX iiAiM'.uri;. Suamrr-— l,arg» Law, Canopu.. and k«warn. ll;tnitt. - Laira. >chiM.niH- Lizz'u- Taylor. IX UOAUSTKAI*. SUanu "i'-—Kittawa. KXI-Kl'TI-'.l) AUKtVAIS. Storm, s.s.. to-day. T.: Aikui. .s.s.. to-day. Katuorui.. 5..5.. to-morrow. imi'outs. tti tin- Wanaka iXatior.at Moit-rag.- and Ag.uicy Company, agents). 95 tons _ »f Mi"";ir" timber, and suudritis. Consignees :-C FA .A. Ltd.. U. Tyr.tl. Manch.stti- Bros.. -I. King. Sluaratati Brus.. \\- Masmi. d. Twnnlow. J. Hi>v.vy. -1. Brown. Badford. I?. BowiV. \V. .1. Thomson. Buxtott and Co., I'ri-st and Hold•Mt-. Wilson and Co.. X.M. and A. Co.. Hutton and Co.. T. Wagstaff. F. I\.ll>-.-r. Addis and Co.. Ogdcn and Taylor. Davidson. J. Jackson and C<>-, WtsUand-Tiinartl Tiiaba- Cotnpanv 'and d. Murdoch. KXI'URTS. In tlk- Corinna. 131 tons i.f prottm.v ami r-tmdrii's. shipped ;t< follows: —F»r Wellington. 122 sacks pollard. 40 sacks Hour. 35 sacks potato**. 50 sacks wheat, and sundries; for Xtnv Plymouth. 112 sacks potatoes. 435 sacks Hour. 8 sacks wheat-liu-af. 105 sacks bran, 180 sack* pollard. 102 sacks bran. 180 jacks pollard. IC2 sacks oats. 86 sacks wheat. shipper*: —A. Davidson, (f. Tyivll. Timaru Milling Co.. Belford Mills. W. Harrifon. J. O. .Jones, C.F.C.A.. Ltd.. F. C. Kuilford. F.vans and Co.. Chid and Co.. Xicol and Sons. X.Z. h. and M.A. CV-. J. 11. BruceIn tin- Rakiura ll). Stuart, agent). 500 sacks of wheat, 40 sacks of bran, shipped hv Cantjrhrtrv Farmers' Asocial ion and Bdford .Mills."

Tli;* Union Company's s.s. Te Aiian is due this morning from Dunediu. with the usual week-end consignments. The S.S. and «A. Company's- steamer Kuniar.i ■arrived yesterday from Port Chalmers and was btrthed nt the outcr ■end of tin- main wharf. five- berth was a busy scene during tin.- afternoon, the a tranter {finding frozen meat and \vih>! a!i several point?. The s.s. Wanaka arrived from Oamaru yesterday morning and loaded some Auckland sugar and timber, and sundries from Diniedin. She loaded null and farm pro iluce for-Auckland. b iween 400 and 550 ttirw. and It ft about 8.50 p.m. for Auckland direct. The Union s.s. Kittawa arrived yen-t-rday morning with 310 ■ turn of coal and 23.000 ft of timber from West port, and then? being no' berth available she anchored in the roadstead. .She. will !>• brought in and bathed at the Moody wharf this morning. Thy btoiUnii- f.argo Law bertli.'d on tb: couth t'uh' of tho Moody wharf, is pro bably the largest boat "that- his viisikd Timaru as a collier. Her deck i--: so high above the- wharf that the usual practice of discharging coat by -swinging baskets cannot b> applied, and the wi:rk is don by clow hoist of three basket.-, at » time. "Five berths arid all full," v-tclaimed a shipping agent yesterday afternoon. **Fivbarths in 30 yean —and the Harbour Uoard falls' itself a 'go ah;ad' body. It mean:: a limit of b"ve ve.-sek at a time, and that. surely is. not suppoxnt to be Timaru's capacity as a port." Th-* live berths were all full, and two saikrs lay idle in the harbour anil a Union steamer idle in the roadstead.