SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13635, 1 July 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

JPOBT OF TIMARU.

<IW iagstaff of Tunar* is BitnmUd in Si* Longtitnde 171deg. lSmin. l3see.; geatk Latitude 44deg. 23min 41sea. High water, 4.27 a.m.; 4.47 p.m. Ban roes, 7.55 a-m.; Bets 427 p.m. Moon rises, 9.34. a.m.; sets 6.40 p.m.

PHASES OP THE MOON.

July- 7—First quarter, 7.55 a.m. July-'l4—Full moon, 9.18 p.m. July 21—Last quarter, 11.32 a.m. July 28—New mooD, 6.47 p.m.

ARRIVED.

- Jan* 30—Petone, cs.,. 708 tons, Chrisika, from Lyttehon. • __ ■■ _ T - JfriU an—Storm, cs., 405 tons, Wood, irom-Oaaaru. .SAILED.. .-Just 30—&torm, as., Wood, for Lytftcfton. June 30—Pctone, tt.s., 708 tone, Christian, for Lyttclton. ""*." •■■..*- - . Steamer—Papanui. "„ ... EXPECTED ARRIVALS. - Pobttua, s.*., to-day. Corinna, «.»-, to-morrow. Koonya, *.«., on Friday. Wanaka, 5.9., oh Saturday. Wahnate, «.s., in August. MatitTT'i *>>-, on July 11th, "Cornwall, «.»., early.

Included m tie inward cargo ex Cordaw to-morrow, are 200 boxes of Northbland batter. '•->. - The Now Zealand Shipping Company's *X Turakina arrived at Monte Yideo on the 28th Jane. ■'■««,■■ The s.*.Storm, from Oamarn to Wangamu,' called here, yesterday and picked -wp about^9o' ton* of produce, sailing a Jew.-hours later via Lyttehon. . Tb» sul Poberua, expected from the •iowth to-day, will land about 80 tons of will load 300 tons of podice for the West Coast. -' The ,i.a.' Wanaka, while' on her sbuth«B"»rip,' was ordered to conv«y a cargo rf abeep from..Wellington to Lyttehon to the Bluff, and in ceaaeqnence of < this will not arrive here till-Monday, when she Will load produce lbr : : Napier, Giabome and Auckland; " Tb* Federal-Hoalder-Shire Company's CozawalL ia due at Lyttehon to-day, a*.whickTpdrt she will discbarge: 1000 (oa»«f'Home cargo. She will then go itorJHnxdin for,farther discharging, afterVatdn loading outwards cargo for W«st <nt'£ngbnd portr- It is understood that THaiTn will tir induoed in her'itinerary. Coal Company's *-& Petone, not a very frequent visitor to tins'port,, arrived yesterday morning and proceeded to discharge 300 tons of coal for! tbe Railway Department, but before tn&qaaatity'could be unloaded the coal w«n jejectiia;iwork was stopped and the vessel retsrned to Lyttehon at noon with the balance of her cargo..