SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14393, 7 January 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

POET OF TIMAIUI •r1" : »' r' * thi gafpfT oI Timara Ii ilftfttsA to EurtlXgrtude 171 dez. 16 imn. 19 »ec., South latitude 44 aeg. 2* mm. 1! MC, Sun xisea, 4.32 p.m.; sets, 7.40 p.m. Moan rises, 10.il p.m.; Bets, 11.36 e..n>. High Winter, B.d i.ro ; 7.40 p^n. ARRIVED.—Jan, 6th. ■Waitemaca, • .s. (7-15 a m.), fc-ta-tons, Niot, Irom Ljttelton. N.ntj and A. Co., agentn. SAILED-.- .'en. fill. Nil, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Koonya, u., Oamaru, to-morrow. Petone, sj.j Dunedin, ilonday. Waitemata, S.S., Oamaru, Monday, ti.orm, 8.5., Oamaru, Tuesday. Wanaka, sjs., Bhi2, Thursday. Kotare, s.a., AVaikawa, early. Ptdorie, barque, Newcastle, early. Knnerdale, sm., Newcastle, early, lonio, s.s., Lyttelton, January 16th. ilamari, &a., London, via ports, early February.. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Koonya, s.s., Lyttelion, Monday. Petone, *js., Lyttelton, Monday. Wsutemaia, Oasoaxu, Mcvruiay» Clan Grant, as., Oamaru. Monday. Storm, u., Lyttelton, Tuesday.

gnffAMRM TO ARRIVE. j

At Wellington Marere, from London, Janiiwj sth; Aparima, from Calcutta, Jonuuy 7th; Karaiaea, from Montreal, •Tan soth; Turakina, from London, Jab. 10th; Orari from Liverpool, Jib, 17th; Durham, from Liverpool, Jan.- 23rd; Parisians, from New York, . Jaa. 23rd; Star of India, from Liverpool, Jan. 23rd; Athenic, from London, jm, 28rd; Mamari, from London, Jan. 27th; Dalmore, from New York, Feb. 13th; Surrey, from Liverpool, Feb, 20th; Muratai, from London, Feb. 22nd; Magdala, from New York, Vajt&~2nd. , 'At Danedin. Sussex, from Liverpool, Jan. Vj;'} ■ JParisiana, from New York, Jan. l'. l rd'. ' Aparima, from Calcutta, Jan. 1-Jtb; Bimntaka, from London, Jan. ISth, Orari, from Liverpool, Jan. Kaamea, from Montreal, Jan. 31st. "• ' TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. LYTTELTON, Jan. 5. 'Armed, 8.40 pan., Otaki, frpm TittKUm '

NOTES.

American four-maited barjuan. 4jry> bait been to ic*d lumber at Gray's fiarbour for a Now Zealand, part. Tim Maoriland Steam Ship Comnew steamer Lauderdale n ,11 call at Bunbory to load jarrah on her voyage out from London. The Koonya -aill probably arrive here to-morrow from Dunedin via Oamiro. Site, will commence work at midnight, and will leave for Lyttelton early cn Monday morning. After a very lengthy absence liom thil part the Union Company's large tramp steamer Waitemata arrived bera tearly yesteday moming, from Calcutta via Lyttelton.' ; The ve«£.oi commenced the discharge of her U; ge inward cargo ind leaves for Oamaru an Monday. The New Zealand Shipping Gonipany*« • steamer Turakina, en route from London to New Zealand ports, arrived at Hobart at 3 p.m. on Thursday, The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rnapehu,. from New Zealand ports to London, arrived at Monte Video on Wednesday last. The New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered iteamer Kumara left St. "John, N JS;, on December 20th for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dnnedin. She will be followed,'on the 15th: <nst. by ' the Whakatane, and on February 15th by the chartered steamer Invertay. Captain J. il. Seigbton has tjJicn temporary cliarge of the WaaaKa, whose captain is on holiday leave. -Mr | H. Diyden has been appointed chief officer in place of Mr Lockie, who is also on holiday leave. ■ The local agents, the C.F.C.A'.; yesterday received word reporting the ar-j rival at London of the Scales liner i Clan Ross, which left Wellington on November 21srt. The voyage V,as made in the very good time cf 41 44 days.