SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13904, 15 May 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMARU

The flagstaff of Timaru is situated in Kast ' longtitnde lTldeg. l-Mimi l-> gee 'fcSuutb. latitude 44deg. 23unii 41sec.

High water. 11.J4 a.m.: —-• Sunrises, 7.27 a.m.: sets. 4.42 p.m. Moon rises. 1.17 a.m.: >et-s 2,j!> !»-«•

PHASES OF THE MOON

May 20 —New moon, 1.12 a.m. Hay 27 —First quarter, U. 58 p.m. June -I —Full moon. 0.35 p.m. Juno 11—Last quarter, 'J.I 3 p.m

June'lS —New moon. IH.yS a.m. June 2tS —First quarter. G. 13 i>.m AKRIVKD.

Mav 14—Koonya. s.s.. W>l tuns Captain Nicholson, from Duiiedm. Mav 14— Komuta. s.s.. IVBI4 u>ns Captain Angus, from Wellington. 1 SAILED.

Mav 14—Opawa, *.s.. 10.66(1 t.nis. Captain Smith, for Napier. Mav 14—Komata. s.s.. 1994 t»ns Captam Angus, for Port Chalmers. V IMPORTS

In the Koouva. transhipments ex Manuka, Victoria. Monowai. and L"""''taka; Consignees—K. Wilson and Co.. Exlev. Ogden and laylor \cnna. hl. CiFC*-, J- Orr and Co.. l're.me. Sharpe" Bros., Guunion. Capper and Sheen, Manchester Bros., Pnest and Holdgate. J. Reid. Spates and 80. k•,ert \. Davidson. J. Davidson. \MI- - A. Crawford. W She. ; ratt. Burn, Wade Penrose- Beck gLam". Scrimshaw, J fcdimmd, Jackworth. J. Howey. Watson. l\ Cooks, . J Ballantvne. P. W. Hutton and Co,. amIM fSpKCTED ARRIVALS. Petone. s.s., to-<lay, Ngahere. s.s., on Sunday. Waihora. s.s., on Sunday. Canopus, s.s., on Monday. .Storm, s.s.. on Tuesday. . Pukaki, s.s.. on Tuesday Clan Grant, s.s.. on Wednesday. Waiwera. s.s.. on Wednesdays W'ainnia. s.s.. on Friday Moorahool. s.s.. on the 2oih. Rona, barque, early.

The Wairuna has been delayed, and will be here on Friday. The ketch Lizzie Taylor was to leave' / "Wellington yesterday for Havelock. to load timber for Timarn. • The Storm, which was to have arrived here vesterday. has been delayed, and is not- now due until Tuesday next -The Pnkaki is to leave Grymeouth this.evening for Timarn. She has a large cargo of coal for the railway, and is due here on Tuesday. the Opawa completed loading last evening, taking in a large quantity ol "rain and frozen meat tor London. She sailed for Napier, and leaves tne Dominion on the 29th hist. the Koonva s-rrived yesterday morning from Dunedin; with a cargo of lo» tons of general to land. She loaded "86-tpns of produce for Wellington. - New Plymouth and the Coast, and was expected to sail late last night. -The Blackball Coal Company s Petone will be here this morning with a cargo of coal, and the same Company s new steamer Ngahere.is expected to-morrow. :,lso with a load of coul. For both these boats the Belfnrd Mills Company are local agents. The Komata arrived early yesterday morning from Wellington. She landed a part cargo of coal on F.ccouut ot tlie Railway Department and the Canterbury Farmers' Co-onerative Association. She. sailed last evening to,Dunedin. taking a small cargo for that port; She lays up at Port Chalmers for overhaul .. . . , The Shaw Sm-ill liner Tamui. which arrived at Wellington from London on her last trio three days ahead ot timetable has again added to her laurels bv arriving at Hobart (on her way .<» Wellington from- London), two clays carlfer than expected. On the ne\. Iwmeward voyage this hue ship >* to call at Rio de Janeiro as well as Monte Video, f-o that intending passengers mav look forward to a day 0:1 - Mioreat ho'tl, the great South American ports. The Taiuui is due to sad irmr Wellington for London on June l.th.. DaWtv and Co. are Timarn agents.