SHIPPING

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13916, 29 May 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING

POUT OF TIMAKU. Th<- flagstaff of Tiniaru is .situated in East longtitude 171dcg. 1-jmin I'.lsec, South latitude -lldeg. 2:snuu Usee. High water, 9.-31 am.: . Sun rises, 7.-12 a.m.; sets. 4.-7 p.m. Moon rises, 2.4 p.m.; sets, 0.-3 I a.m. PHASES OF THE MOON. June 4—Full moon. 0.-3-3 p.m. June 11 —East quarter, 2.13 p.m. Juno IS —New moon, 10.38 a.m. June 20"—First quarter, (j.LI p.m. AKRIVKD. May 2S— Kotare, s.s.. 71) tons. Captain Marks, from Waikawa. May 28—Koonya. s.s.. 1001 tons. Captain Nicholson, from Oamaru. SAILED. May 28—"Waihorn, s.s., 4U3S tons, Captain Clift. for Lvtteltnn. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Bellflower, schooner, daily. . Eona, barque, daily. Agapantluis. s.s., on Sunday. Kittawa, s.s.. on Sunday. Tainui, s.s., on Monday. "Waitemata, s.s., June 2nd. Rimutaka, s.s., about June 7th. Matatua. s.s., June 7th. The Rimutaka. which is due here on or about June 7th, will take in a cargo of meat, wool and tallow for Homo ports. The schooner Lizzie Taylor is due to sail for Wellington in alwut three days' time, taking a cargo of produce for that port. The Agapauthns is due here -n Sunday from Lytteltou. She will lead i":"> 00 tons of grain for Home ports. The C.F.C.A. are the local agents. The Kittawa left Grey-mouth on Thursday for Tiniaru, having !"3o.("X) feet of timber, rnd 25 tons of geueraJ cargo to land here. She should .be here to-morrow. The Waihora sailed last owning for Lytteltou, baring put out here coal and timber. At Lytteltou she a.- ill he docked for overhaul, and proceeds to Sydney and Newcastle for furth.-r loading orders. The Ivoonya arrived yesterday at noon, with 277 tons of general cargo to land. She loads produce i" r West Coast ports, and sails this evening. This vessel has been somewhat rie'ayed owing to shortage of trucks. The Tainui is due here on M-.mday from Lytteltou, a day earlier than was expected. She loads a lame quantity of grain and wool, and about 2-3.000 freight carcases of mutton and lamb, should get away for Gisborne en Tuesday evening. l'er Press Association. INVERCARGILL. May 2f*. Some anxiety has been felt for the safety of the s.s. Tnvercargill. which went down to the islands to bring back mutton-birders, and has been overdue. Advico was received to-niglifc that the Invercargill had been delayed by bad weather, but is all right, and was to leave Mutton Bird Island for Colac tonight.