SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14210, 27 May 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

FORI OF Till ART'. The flagstaff of Timaru is situated is Ezsi ioiigiiiids 171 cieg. 15 ann. 19 Kc.. South latitude 44 cleg. !.;> mm., il see. High water, 5.30 a.m., p.in. Sun rises, ~.*Jl a.m.; s-Oe, p.tu. Moon 6.52- p.m.; ■c:*;, 9.38 j a.m. ARRIVED. May 26th —Kictawa, s.s, 12-17 tons, Penumgtor., i'r.>n; Orey month. ilay 26th —a, s.s, 3 IO.oGQ tons, Cornwall. iI.X.K.. zor May —Melbourne. s.s., 1111 ions, 31l\LoocL ur Lvi cotton. . May iGcii —Fifsshire, s.s., 8500 tons, Crenier, ior Lyttciton. EXFECTFiL) ARRIVALS. Woott-on, s.s., from Lytteltou, tos.s., from Oamaru. to-day. I W'aiiiora, irum .Lytc-c-ttoii, to-mor-row. iiotuku, from Yfestport-, early. Comma, a.s., ircm Cusjariie, Tuesday. Hippie. 5.5.,. early. Storm, s.s., early, iirecze, s.s., -ivk,uday. iiomaia, iruin. .Newcastle, early. Fciiunga, s.s., irum JNevcuasut, via ports, early. Ivlatatuu. from London, via ports, early iu June. Triton, uaroue, from Maiden Island, daily. The Union Conipaay\s steamer Eo--tuku is esnvicted to leave W'vaty-rs. cu Saturday for Timaru, Uacjaru and DuiuxKn. The V.'uibora is uu\r csijeoted to leave Lytteitois this evening for limaru, sire having been further detained. The- collier Melbourne had completed il:.- discharge ot he;- part tkf coal at i> p.ni. yesterday, arid .-!;e leit for Lytteltou and K.ai;;aia at p.m. The ivomata i> expected t-> leave N»-wvastU- <•:! >:it:ir:i:iy in-xi for' Timaru direct with a cargo of coal and timber. From \ ■ i*. ii.irc n!i,- proceeds to Port C tialm- rs !>.;• t.vcrlianL ' The Union Company's .steamer lviiiaTTa arrived tVi.-r.i Givv:::o;;v!s 1 4 p.m. yesterday. She land* SoO.Oih* feet- of timber at thi* port, and <;u completion of discharge sails ior Dr.nedin to laud the balance. The coastal stoamrr Tv.onya v.-iil be here to-day from Bunctiiiu She lands £>!) tons of general cargo and loads, prn-«u-.-e for Wellington. New Plymouth end West Coa.V- p'-rts, sailing again this evening for Lyttoicon. T'he Federal Hotik-er .Shire liner Fifesiiire completr-d the- !r.i<!in;z ci li<*r meat and gram at 7 o'clock lastevening:. and sail: ;; i;- Lytu-iior.. en route to Arotuuouth. tier from thi?- port comprised 1":. '''i caiva-cs of miutun and iamb, lii-.IL stick* grain, ant; sundries. The Xc-w Zealand Shipping Company's sxoaiuer Kr.is>ar:'. <-o:i)p!ot-'<I tor homeward loading at Tim:r.-:i at o las; evening, and left for I.ytteltcK. cn icnte z--> London. The t-wa-ner took irom this port ■47. I '-J'i carcates mutton and iamb, and a quantity of woc-i and taiio-.v. i'he launch Puraii, which lias been h:rcd to come t.' to act a- a towbdat here, will not ic-ave Lytcel-t-on till to-mcn-rov.-. Touing work at Timaru, says the Lyttekon Times, is not frequently dc-iaandc-d, but it is necessary to have a si;itabk- vessel at hi'.iul in case of an emergency. The S.S. and A. Company's s:.:-an;;T Corinthic. which was t-j be here from I.y:tolton to-day. will not be here till Tuesday or AVednesday next, her itinerary having been altered. She nov.goes to Gisbotap before c-; minir A third Rnaiiine type or mail and passenger steamer is reported, to ?>. under order by cue Xe..- Z aland Sl:i->-Company, ilc-.-rs; V.'sUiam Denny md Bros, iiavin,; . ••• •: x'se contrr-.-t. Tl:e Vro.~tt:i!i di" arrive -.\z Timarvi yesreruay. as enve;.-.-]: but was to leave Lyttelton .- ; .rly yesterday afternoon for this pert, with a cargo of case oil.