SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13661, 1 August 1908, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TTMABU. Tha Aawtaff of Timaru it situated in goata Latitude 44deg. 2omin 41m. High water. 5.21 a.m.; 5.35> P-™-Sol rises, 7.32 a-m.; sets *fV*>Moon rises, 9.26 a.m.; sets, B.aß p.m. PHASES OF THE MOON. Auz. s—First quarter, 9-10 p.m. IS 12-ITml moon, 4.8 JJ»An*. 19-La* quarter, 8.56 a.m. Ms 27-New moon, 10.29 a.m.

ARRIVED. Julv 31-Corinna, s.s-, 1279 tons, Cameron "from Wellington. July 31 Storm, s.s., 405 tons, Woods, from Lyttelton. T July 31-Rosamond, s.s., 721 tons, Baylor, trom Greymoutb. SAILED. July 31-C'orinna, s.s., 1279 tons, Cameron, for Dunedin- . July 31—Storm, s.s-, 405 tons, Woods, for Dunedin. , 12? HARBOUR. Steamers—Arawa, Navarino, Rosamond. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Flora, s.s., to-day. Whangape, s.s., on Monday. Corinna, s.s., on Tuesday. Otterburn, s.s., early. Waimate, s.s., early. IMPORTS.

In the Corinna, 50 tons of general cargo. Consignees—T. Edwards, G. Odling and Co., holders of bills of lading, Madame Croak, Curie and Co., W. Miller, R. Bowie, Manchester Bros., C. Burr, J- Davidson, Hawkey and Son, Fletcher Bros., Penrose Bros., McGruer, Davis and Co., Ferguson and Nash, T. Escott, T, Bowkett, C. Bates, G. Murdoch, Craddock, Orr and Co., R. White, D. Taylor, Ogden and Taylor, C. Scrimgeour, P. W. Hutton, C.F.C.A., W. Jeffries, D. Young, E. Hall and Sons, Ashburton "Mail." Wade, Priest and Holdgate, N.Z. Hardware Co., Timaru Gas Co., N.Z. Express Co., J. W. Twomey, U.S.S. Co., H. B. Kirk, N.M. and A. Co., B. J". North, E. Bishop, J. Thomson, Dalgety and Co.

The s.s. Arawa is expected to sail for the Bluff to-day. She is taking frozen meat, wool and "tallow for England. The s.s. Whangape, coal-laden, has been still further delayed and is not expected till Mondav nighV or Tuesday morning. With a "cargo of coal on board, the Union Company's chartered steamer Otterburn is expected to leave Newcastle todav for Lvttelton, Timaru and DunedinThe Canterbury Steamship Company's e.s. Storan arrived from Lyttelton yesterday afternoon, and after loading 40 tons of flour for Wanganut sailed for that port via Dunedin. J The Union Company's s.<s. Rosamond arrived from Oreymouth last night. Her cargo for this port consists of 111,560 feet of timber for various merchants, and 93 tons of Point Elizabeth coal for V. C. Turnbull and Co. The agents of the Union Company hare received, advice that the s.s. Wanafca is expected to leave Auckland on Tuesday afternoon for Limestone Island, Wellington, Dunedin, Bluff, Oamaru, and Thnaru, and should reach this port about August 15th. She will land stigar and general cargo here. The Union Company's s.s. Corinna arrived from Wellington shortly after 1 p.m. yesterday, and proceeded to discharge about 50 tons of general cargo, and a number of sheep, which are to be railed on to a southern station. The Corinna sailed for Dunedin a few hours later, and will, on her return here on Tuesday, load produce for Wellington, Nelson and Hew Plymouth-

. KOUCjII TRIPS. SYDNEY, July 31. The steamer Inga experienced a violent hurricane after clearing the New Zealand coast. The rigging was damaged through the deck cargo getting adrift, and a bmall p'art of the cargo was washed overboard. The" s.s. Enerdale encountered terrific weather. The deck-house on the bridge deck was carried away. One of the crew had iis leg broken.