SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13595, 15 May 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

FUKT OF TIMARU. Th* flagstaff of limaru i* bituated iu East Loagtitude I7ldeg. Isiuiu. Issee.; South Latitud* 44deg. 23min 41sec. High witter. 1.55 a.m.; 2.14 |> m. Sun caws. 7.26 tum.: .xae. 4.42 .p.m. Muoa rise*, 4.46 i>.ui. ; sets, 5-29 a.ni. PHASES OF THE MOON. May 16—Full moon, 4.2 p.m. May 23—Last quarter, 11-47 a.K. May 30—New moon, 2.45 p.m. ARRIVED. Xd. SAILED. Xd. IN HARBOUR. Xil. KXI'ELTKI* ARRIVALS. Takrt. y.s., to-day. Te Anau, ».*.. to-day. Kniapoi. *.-*.. on Sunday. Koonva. b.*«.. on Monday. Devon. :».*.. on May 20th. Tun»k.ma. *.».. on dune 2nd. Matatua, s>.s.. ahottt June- 15th. The b.b. Te Anau. from i* expected to arrive thi* morning. Sh»- hi". 250 tons of roal to land herr. The ?.s. Kaiapot wa.« expected t" lv,tv-r> West port hv»t evening for Tinuntt. bring Inji U cargo of 1200 ton* of West port coal. "The •s.s- Tateri. which »-« dtte here to dav. will load over 500 ton* of produce for Weitington. Picton and West Coast _p»rtb. The cargo taken away by the Kia <>r» consisted of 40.826 carcases of mutton and lamb. 138 crates, and boxe*. of kidney®, 471 bales of wool. 372 casks of casing* and 153 cask* of tallow. THE STRAXPKP T.WIUN'L P»r Prom Association DUXEDIX. May 14. Owing to the awkward position of tin* Taviuni grave- doubts have been ■expres-'f'd regarding the possibility of refloating her. This view has* not. however, been accepted by the Union Company as conclusive. Mr Daniels, their expert, "visited Punedin thi; week, and returns to West port to make observations with the object of refloating the steamer by means, of a cut to the western breakwater and through the fatter to the- Bulfer river.