SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14363, 8 February 1911, Page 4

SHIPPING.

POUT OK TIAIARO. Tbs dagstatf of Tiuwru is s;tuat«<l in longitude i<l •€C.» -OuUlll iaUiUUo i-i de£. *3 UilU. 11 sec. Sun rise.s, 5.14 a.m.; t>eUr, j.14 p.m. Moon nos, 2.5-1 p.m.; set*, 11.54 u.ui. lilgU tVUUT. U-Cto i IU.-U p.IU. .UUUYED.—Vcb. 7tli. Pukaki, \J s..iuj* 14-U toiw, To to, tiuiu \\cstpuit-. N.M. iuid A. Co., agents. Clan bhiiw, s.s. (7.!J0 a.m.), 394b tuns, iroru Port Chalmvrs. O.K. C.A.. agents. SAILED.—Feb. 7Lh. Muta.tu.i, s.s. (6.15 p.m.), 04SS tons, Gillcum. for Wellington. Dalgety and Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Mamar.. s.s., Pic-ton, to-day. Sioru. s>., Dum-din, t:>-morrow. Corinna, s.s., Wellington, to-morrow Kan.:;i - s.s., Urey mouth, Sunday. Pii'ioiio. barque, Nt.vcaotlo, daily, b uita:!»uta, Newcastle, via ports, si:rrpy. s.s., Lyttelt-on, early. >dks'*: s . < s., London, via porta, early A. . ;i. J'u. t que. »vvoastle, early. K.'jJtX'i •'■.*. Wa tara, early. Hurl;.::**. Wellington. early. C.hi H .M.S.. Dnncd-n, Mar. Ist. Drr.vr.-i oranae, s.s., Liverpool, in M:;y. "PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Vnkr'.:«. : s. Dunlin, this evening. Storm. s.*., Lyttelton, to-morrow. Afg-.wv.-tau, s.s., Lyttelton, to-mor-row. G>ri::r \ 5..'.. Dune-din. to-morrow. Cian Sli.ivr, s.s.. Lyttelton, to-morrow. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. At Wellington. Tcngariro, from London, Feb. 10th» Dalmare, New York. Feb. 20th. Surrey, Liv<vrpotl, Feb. *2oth. Corintlitc, London, Fob. 21st. Kumara, St. John, Feb. 21st. Maritsu, London, Feb. 22nd. Strnther.drick, New York, Mar. Ist. Magdala, New York, Mar. 2nd. Oanby, New York. Mar. lltli. Koahine, London, Mar. 10th. Kaikonra, London, Mar. 17th. Whnktane, St. John, Mar. 26th\ Kent, Liverpool, Mar. 27th. Harpagus, New York, April 17th. At Dunedin. * Palmare, New York. March Ist Surrey, Liverpool. March 10th. Stangatira. London, March 11th. Itakaia, London, MSarch 31st. NOTES. 1 flaviug completed her homeward loading the Shaw Savill liner Matatua left, port last evening for Wellington and Gisbome (final port). After a fairly long run Westport the Pukaki arrived at this port csrly yesterday morning. She lands a part cargo of coal and leaves for Danedin to-dav. The Federal Houlder Shir© tmer Nairnshire, which. loaded Home cargo a* Timaru last week for Home ports, left Picton for Avonmouth at 6 p.m. o ' Saturday. It is announced that the Mararoa will continue to await tlie arrival at Lyttelton of the second express until Easter.

The Shaw Snrill and Albion liner Lelphie left- Monte Viaeo on Friday kst for London. An exceptionally good run of 1? days was made by the Xew Zealand Shipping Company's triple-screw liner Kotorna. whr-h arrived at pronto Vidro last week from Wellington. She is timed to reach London on 21st- inst. A Wellington exchange states that the Federal Houlder Shire liner Surrey from Liverpool, arrived at Melbourne last Saturday on her way to New Zealand ports. She will proceed to Sydney next, and thence direct- to Wellington, after discharge there she proceeds to Auckland, Lyttelton and Tlmaru with remainder of cargo. The New Zealand Shipping Comptny's steamer Kaikoura, which, was originally fixed to load at London for Bonedin. Timaru and Lyttelton, has been withdrawn from that ran. having le7t the home port- last week for Auckland, Wellington and Ljttelton. Her run is to be taken by the Rakaia, ■which leaves London 011 Friday direct fo~ Duuedin. She may be looked for a* this port about the first week in Apri!. On hpr first visit to tins port the Clan liner Clan Shaw, arrived from Newcastle via Port Chalmers early yesterday morning, and occupied the southern berth at No. 3 wharf. .The steamer was well down to her mark, having o i board a large quantity of concentrates. and wheat on board in besides a part rar-ro of real ?nd some wool sfcinprd «h Port Clinln,er.-. .Sh.-> also bad her bunkers full. Discharging operations were commenced immediately, and she is ejected fo complete her loading operations torrorrow afternoon, when she will proceed to Lyttelton.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. PICTON, Feb. 7. Sailed at daylight, Mamari, for Tiniara.