SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13389, 12 September 1907, Page 4

SHIPPING.

i'Oli'l" Ob' TIMAUU. IW liu-staff of Timaru _» _ wIHtU-d iu East Li.WiLß.lo 171d,g. louiin. 10-v-c. . South Latitude 44d<'g- 4 - s * t " i'-tgu wut,r. £« ;;; m : s t l iun. Sua i;—• * ~j t| Moon ti> -• »•»»■•• -t-' l " AUi'.IVKD. " SU " >A!I i'.i>. Nil. tN ilAUlti>L U. N1 " IISi'KCYKIi AiUtIVAL>. IVIi.:VU;i. >.s.. io-diiy. Coriim.i. s ---- !,J k ' - Kini. >•>■• on uiday. .S.ii., oil SiltlilMuy. Ayuteric. s-'s-- '.-aviy. _ . ~ Rio I.'-'iZf. auxiliary M;hoon>.r. uany. i.izzir Taylor. sdioom-r, daily. The i-.s. (V.rimia. .I"-* io-day will withdraw for siurv-r-y on ai rival at I'liii-€r-liu to-morrow. Tlk* m'NgOIW T lii'> L"g~ J#ck*«ro and el>-. agent*?. left Or.ymouth yrctardaj for Timaru. with oo.»w0 t.-ei •>- timber. Th? Puhsrriw L-! -..tp.it<:! mini ih.* \Vt:r Coast with coal to-day. Having b.-en delayed at <;r=ymoiuh she '.vill u»t hi able to kt<» the time-table tin:; week. and it will be Saturday or Sunday before she returns Dunedin. Th-> cargo of jairali limb, r which the K.-.. Camphill is bringing t.. Wellington. Lytreltou and Tiiiiarn. is t'n- largest and most valuable consignment ot timber v-\<-r imported to the colony. The Timaru poi itoll i-- for J. J.u-ki-uii and Co.. who are ihe local agents. Th; captain of tin- b.;rr;u- ntine. [~:abe! telegraphed from llokiartga that < 1 n .Inly 23th h-- pas.-til a believed to be the Constance- C'raig- Ke was then on thj voyage from Clarence River to Wellington- The steamer Z-.aiaiulia, which arrived from Sydney on Sunday. passed a barque bound east o!i : Cape Maria \an IJiemen, which also- bore a - ro-.?mbk::ice to the Cocstance Craig. The Invercargill Shipping Company's s.s. Rimn. tiiidef charter to the Union Companv. which left I'cri: Chalmers 0:1 Augun 27th. airivr-.l at HcbaU on September 3rd. According to the Holxnt " Mercury." of the sth iiist.. thr iiad a very tempestuous voyage across the Tasmsn Sea. and twice had to s; ek shel ter. once in—1 1 rse r va:ion Inlet and 11: • >lh-r time in Catt'.- Criv;. Althongb a little damage was done. Captain l»ergifuist reported that th- Rimn behaved rplendidly throughont. On the day land was sighted a hailstorm, lasting thirty tninnt"'.:. with rtor.es as large as marbles, was encountered: and th- crew wev - thankfd when they entered port after what we.s a. very ilying -: x;k-rl-;i' e for such a small boat.