SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14380, 21 December 1910, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF TIMARU TUm flagstaff of Timara la situated In East longitude 171 ties. 15 min. 19 Me.i South latitude 44 aeg. 23 min. U MC, High water, ".10 a.m.; 7.3t> p.m. Son rjes, -t.l!) a.m.; sets, 7.38 p.m. Moon, rises, 11.2'J p.m.; sets, if.2l> ft.m. ARRIVED. Dec. 20th. NO. SAILED.—Dec. 20th. NiL EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kaitnna, 3.3., Lvttelton, to-day. Afghanistan, s.s., Lyttelton, to-day. Koonya, s.s., Oamaru, to-morrow. Storm, s.s., Lyttelton, to-roar row. Delphic, s.s., Port Chalmers, Dec. 2Qth. Otaki, s.s., BltiJF, Dec. Slsfc Claa ChUiiolni, s.s., Dnnedtn, Dec. 29th. Clan Grant, s.s., Oamaru, Dac. 31st. ■Waiterr.ata, s.s., Calcutta, via ports, early. Hainan, s.s., London, via port 3, early February.. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Storm, s.s., Dunedin, to-morrow. Koonya s.s.. Lyttelton, Thursday. Lizzie Taylor, ketch, flavelock," early. Kotare, s.s., Waikawa, end month. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. At HVsliiastcn- I Sussex, from Liverpool, D-ceni-fcer 22nd; , Waimate, [rum Montreal, L' luiuc, cruoi Lo-utlua, '• r^ ec " ' Marere from London, ..• Dec. '-Sell; Kaipara, from London, uaa. Ist; Aparinm. from Calcutta ~c Jan. * -U; Karamea. from Montreal, i « a n. 30th; Turakina, from London, j « a n. 10th; Orari t'ruai Liverpool, i • Jan. lrth; Durham, from Liverpool, I van. 23rd; Par:s:ar:a, from New York, 11 - 23rd; Star of India, from Liver- % pool, Jan. l'3rd; Athenir, from London, Jan. ;!3rd; Marnari, from ; J a n. 27th; Dalmore, front .Yew York, Feb. 13th; Surr-ev, from Liverpool. Feb. 20th. At Dunedin. Dalmore (ria northern ports. 1.-fc New York, November 26th; Sussex, left Liverpool. October 1.3. Karamea, left Montreal, November 15, (Tia northern port-).' Waiwera, left London November 4 (direct). Rimutaka left Plymouth, Nor. 30th (direct). NOTES. The coastal steamer Storm is expected hare *oo l,>ad tor ,w anganui. A. table from states chat the agents ut the North Ueraiau Woyd tine are advised trum Hungjioug that the steamer Germaiua, trom Sytioey, is ten daya* overdue. A reuueot has been made to arrange for a search. *u v "•hich was sheltering at tae Nuggets, when weather bound trout Waafcawa to Timaru, had to put into BDiwPunedm to replenish her burucers. On &rrivul a.fc Diuiedut ic was decided r .o land her timber carp, there, and she will maJce the Ttmaru trir> at the end of the month. The Scales liners Clan ChUhoftn and Clan Grant both lore iVrt Pirie early on Saturday morning fur bunkering prior to coming on to New Zealand"! The Clan Grant is to come on to Wellington to discharge jarrah at Dominion ports, and ivi!l afcern anls load for Dunkirk, London and Antwerp. The Clan Chisholm will leave Wellington early in January for London. How usefnl wiretes., teh-raphv may fee wa.s <l..ißonstri.t.-.l ;,t Wellington on | Avednesday in r..nmvii»ti uirh th- ;irI rival of the llimaroa wicli passengers , < and cargo tor transhipment in the ; aorangi tor Saa l ; nm nn. The Paci--1 . fic mail packet \va., advised in go,.d ■ time of the cargo, space renuirefl for i the transhipment.-i. ;itil the staff was : *. W «U ahei'id of tlie I'limaroa's art r S't i >ce P ar ' t - v its re-.'c-enLion. p Both time and money to a considerable Mwtmfe were saved, and the Aorangi s departure was much expedited. I J L : nion Company's Pateena, while lying at Pic ton wharf on Saturdav i ) afternoon, waa struok on the star- : 1 board quarter by the Kaiapoi Shippim. ! I Company's Kairaki. as the latter was j beina berthed. Th« Kuiratci struck j the Pateena's bulwarks and ripne<l a ] hole in them 3t'fc by 2ft, and damatreii I *&<> wheel All the Pateena's ; after lines, which included a steel hawser, was carried away. Two plates of the- Kairaki's forer-istle were dented. .. As the damage* were above the tvater- ; j line both vessels were allowed to proj c«ed to sea. \ TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. OAMATtr. Dt. 20. Arnvoil. 0.3(J a.m., Rakanoa. from Timaru. LYTTELTON. Dec. 20. G.oO a.m., Corinna, from Timaru. j