SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14153, 12 March 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMARU. Tno flagstaff of Tiniarn is situated I in Fast longitude 171 (leg. 15 niin. lit FPi-., Soutii latitude 44 cleg. 23 min. 11 see. PHASES OF TILE MOON. D. H.M. Nov/ moon 1 1 P ,m ' First quarter IS 3./ p.m. Full, moon -6 7-51 a.m. Moon rises, G.lO a.m.; sets, /.ll p.m. Sim rises. o.ofi a.m.; sots, 0.-.O p.m. I-liuh water, 4.3 a.m.; 4.27 p.m. At: HIVED; March nth—C.'orijina, 1279 tons, Cameron, from 'l'icton. March 11th —Kumara, s.s., 6034 tons, Morton. from Port Chalmers. March 31 —iJnyie, auxiliary scow, 120 tons, Dale, from Dunediu. KA l!'i!3D. March 11th —Covinna, 5.5.., 1279 tons, Cameron, from Duncdin. EXPECTED A RRIVALB. I'ukaki, s.s., to-day. Lizzie Taylor, s.s., early . Knituna, s.s., 15th inst. Clan Ross, s.s., to-morrow. Enuerdale, s.s., March 26th. Kakanoa, s.s., almut Tuesday. Devon, s.s., next Saturday. lii.'iiutaka, s.s., 'March lStli. Otaki, s.s., in April. Kaifcangatii, s.s., ahout Monday. 13ree>:r\ s.s., Kith inst. Wauaka, 's.s., about :i-it.h inst. Koonya, s.s., about Friday. Corinna, s.s., about Monday. The I'ukaki is due. this morning from Duncdin to land general and load a quantity of produce for usual ports of call. The auxiliary scow Slavic arrived from Duncdin last evening and is to load a quantity of produce at this port ft::' Oreymouth. The kim.ara vMiich berthed at the main wharf yesterday will load 400 of tallow. 70') bales of wool, and 25,000 carcases of mutton for Home. She will sail Into this evening fr»r "Wellington j»11 r 1 othc>r northern ports to continue loading operations.