SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13636, 2 July 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TTMARTJ.

PHASES OF THE MOOX.

ARRIVED.

Tin flagstaff of Timaru is situated in ■art Longtitnda 171deg. 15min- 13ae0.; Boutb Latitude 44deg. 23miu 41**.

Julyl 7—First quarter, 7.55 a.m. July 14—Full muon, 9.18 p.m. July 21—Last quarter, 11.32 a.m. July 28—New moon, 6.47 p.m.

July I—Poherua, s.s., 1175 tons, Robertson, from Oamaru. SAILED. July I—Papanui, s.s., 6582 tons, De La>Conr Cornwall, for Lyttertou. July 2—Poherua, s.s., 1175 tons, bertson, for Wellington. • .-.- ..., IN HARBOUR. Nil. ... . v. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Torgauten, s.s., to-day. Corinna, 5.6., to-day. Koonya, s.s., on Friday. • Wanaka, &«., on Monday. Koromiko, s.s., early. ' Waimate, &&, in August.. Matatua, 3.9., on July 11th. Cornwall, 5.6., early. .- . . IMPORTS. . In the- Poherua, 160 tons of general cargo,'consigned, to R. Wilson and Co., Co;, holders of bills ofL'lading, ' JiCMiiaoch,. Booth, McDonald and Co., J. Allp'rwß, Agents P. and 0. Co., Dalgety and Co., T. and J. Thomson, ChnbbV Australasian Co., N.Z. Express Co., Loan and Co., P. C. Olliver, J. Biriney, - Qonnion, W. Hosking, Skeates and Bockiert, J. Hole, and Co., C. Pilttnglony" W. Parr, H. B. Kirk, R.,Porter, E. H. Logan, W. Millnv;WiMcKibbin,. D. Young, A. David-son,'Haling-and Co., Briscoe and Co., Ogden and Taylor, McDonald, R. J. Pugh, Hwjdart Parker' Co., Priest and Holdgatey J, .W.'Oilman, J. Young, C. Burr, G.'Burns,'J. Whittaker, W. Mason, J. - Edmond,,W. D. Mitchell, F. Karton, P. H: .Dunn, J. A. Monro, Hardware 'Co., t. M~ WiKon, H. Bothwell, J; Meehan, A/T. .J.-Crookjr,-H. Kennedy, J. C. Oddie, J.'.-Brown, C.F.C.A., A. E. Matthews, W. BoH,:A. E. Smith, Wadswortb and Co., Benrose, Shearman Bros., S.C. Woollen \ C6r,'F. W. WaoV J- Hammond, A. Marshatt. -J: Sowey, J. ODowd, J. Foxton, Mclnnei,P: W. Button, J. Lee, J. Cooprty-. Manchester Bros., Fletcher Bros:, &C> A. Prosser, J. Radcliffe, T.Craigie, W. Nftbet, G,<Hadfee, T. Ferguson and Co., J. Niel, C. Chfrers, T. _JV-Burns,. J. 'BHCti&Osa, W.; Hafrold, W.-Gmnrion, McSweeney; J. McLean, R. Wigky, R. ©•art*. r '"

■ ,Tjbe*«,s. Koonya, which was dne to-mor-row; from the sooth will not arrive till Seiurday, when she wfllload producte for . Wellington and. West Cooet. ' Telegraphic advice received from Greyjnotf h swtes that the /Maoriland > Compahy's *■*- Torgauten left that port for Tinufra at. 11 p.m. on Tuesday. "According to (be Christcfanrch " Press " the ;•.*.-Koromifco is bringing a cargo of confront ihe West Coast for Lyttelton , ■ ,iTne*-Union Company's w; Poberna arlired'fcom the south at l p.m. yesterday. shipped 300 tomr of-produce for Welling£oa»t, and sailed for WeKngton early this morning. * - TMe Ke*F Zealand Shipping, Company's papanni sailed late last night for Lyt-' t&tjp, whieh'i* IS* be heir"final *pbrt of loadpc rathe eolqriy. Site loaded here bales 01, wool, 50,000 ear-ofaws,ol-.motion,, and;,377,> ca»ks> -of inlloWj* ■■.'• i.- ■.r'"'.!.. 1 ' ii ; '-'■•*"'•**.',. • Tie wiled" from Wellington at 12^'p.m. yesterday. 'She k due here|ajhomv:) ( -p.m. Jo-day, and will land 60 fnast of general __ and., will whip afoot' 25 %3& of empty returns, Bides, ete,£ for DunediflL - She will return from theYsoutb on.Monday next to load for Nelson and New Plymouth. .■ > '

1 r JVr Pra» Association. * £ NEW PLTMOUTH.-Jnly 1. . • While-towing a., barge-load .of . tallow to ltf» fteSme* Wakanni,' lying, off Waibarkhirnarnlng. a The.-barge broke lnrae mAaim bjjgfc sb§, dry„OD the.beach. The Msaufon got* off and Jfceamed back to the TrTia|t"' JkOnwp HaaJar rode into t||» §arf <b.'fi«p crew of the fiarge os&ofe. His horse reared and fell, breaking iHaslerVleg. •; '■*•'' ;.:■...:

Hijjh water, 5.9 u.m. Sim rises, 7.54 a.m:; Moon rises; 10.9 ti-m. ; 5.50 p.m. set*, 4.28 p.m ; sets, 7.39 p. in