SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14657, 26 January 1912, Page 4

SHIPPING.

port of. uMxatz. fill! ■»«> Tito flagstaff of Timaru 13 situated fci East longitude! 171 dey. 15 nun. 17 »ec.. South latitu-Jo 41 dcg. £tf mra, 6un rises, '4,64 a.m.; sets, 7.30 i».tn. Moon rises, 11.19 a.m.; sots, 10.45 i>.m. High water, 7.33 a.m.; 7.52 p.m. AMUVALS.—Jan. 25tlr. Corinna, s.s. (9 p.m.), 1273 tons, Oamaron. from Wellington, N.M. and A. Co., agents. DEPARTURES.—Jan. £5tK Delphic, t.s.s., 8273 tons English, for Lyttelton and Auckland, en louto | to London. N.M. oind A. Co., agents, j Jan. £G. j Oorinna, s.s. (early), 1273 toi:s, | Cameron, for Dunedin and Oaniarj. j l N.M. and A. Cc., agents. < VESSELS IN PORT. Nfl. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Moraysliiro, s.s., vVoillington, this day. Riuapehu, s.s., Lyttelton, this day. Petoiio, s.s., Dunedin, via Oatnuru, this day. Flora, s.s., Dunedin, via Oajnara, Saturday. Storm, a.s., Dunedin, Saturday. Marienfels, s.s., Now York, via pojts, duo about Saturday, Corinna, s.s., Dunedin, via Oanwra, Monday. Manuka, s.s.. Oamaru, Monday. Kini, e.s., Wcstport, early. Kaitangata, s.s., Newcastle via Picton and Lyttelton, early. Pioneer, H.M.S., AVest Coast Sounds, Feb. 15th. iWaihora, s.s., Newcastle, via ports, to suil. , Mamari. s.s , London, via ports, sailed Dec. 14th, duo about Feb. Cth. Falls of OrchY, ».«.. New York, vi* ports, sailed Nov. 18th, duo txbout end of February. Bsnffshire, s.s., I lverpool, via .Kirts, sailed, Dec. 21st, due about March 7th. Ilimutpkn, s.s.. London, via ports to sail, Feb. 4th. HcK-i-, 3.5., No* York, via ports, i" suil. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Morayshire, s.s., L;. ttelton and Avcnmoufch, Saturday. Fotoue, s.s., Lyttelton, N.ipior, Gisborae, this day. CRuapehu, s.s., Napier, Q.ifetirday. Flora, 5.0., Lyttelton, Wellington, Picton, Wcstport and Grcymoul'u, Saturday. Btorm, s.s., Lyttelton, Wanganui, Saturday. IWanoka, s.s., Auckland, Monday. Corinna, s.s., Lyttelton, "Wellington, Nelson, Now Plymouth, Onehunga, Monday. OVERSEA VESSELS TO ARRIVE. At Wellington. Star of Scotland, Now York, Jan.31st. Ralcaia, Montreal, Feb. Ist. Tahiti, San Francisco, Feb. Ist. Mainari, London, Feb. 2nd. Terrier, Philadelphia. Fob. 18th". Xonio, Plymouth, Feb. 19th. i tonic, Plymouth, Feb. 19th. Sussex, Liverpool, March 22nd, Muritai, London, Fob. 16th. Falls of Orclry, New York, Fob. 18th Rotorua, Plymouth, Feb. 4th. Banffshiro, Liverpool, Feb. 29th. Waimaiia, Liverpool, Feb. 18th. Miniiro, London, March 2nd. Waiwera, St. John. March 6th. Kirkdale, New York, March 24th. HOMEWARD BOUND. Kemnera, left Wellington, Dec. Iciu. Kaikoura. leit Wellington, Dec. 20t,h. t Corinthic, left Wellington, Dec. 29th, JPakoha, left Lyttelton, Dec. 315.;. Norfolk, left Wellington, Jan. Ith. iWhakatane. loft Lyttelton, Jan. -Ith. Harare, left Wellington, Jan. uth. Kuniara, loft Wellington, Jim. Mtb Baparoa, left Tokomaru Bay, Jan. ICth. y Euahine, left Wellington, Jan. lil!i. NOT 33 The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner' Dolpluo completed homeward loiU-'iig I yesterday afternoon, and loft in tbe I evenuig for Lyttoiton. j The Oorinna passed Alsaroa at roon J Yesterday, and was expected here tt | 0 o'clock last evening. She had 90 tons i>E general merchandise to laud, A) tons sundries to take on boa-d, and was to sail for Dunedin and Oamaru cariy this morning. 'J'lie Cori-ma returns to Tiinaru on Mondav n»yt to load for Wellington, Nelson," New Plymouth and' Onelumga. Tlio Now Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ruapehu left Lyttelton at 5.20 p.m. yesterday for Tima.ru and fihou&d b.T hero early this morning. Tho Scales liner Clan Maciaren, recently at Timaru, will touch at many I different nottntrioa on her voyage to tho Old Country. Leaving Wellington I on the niijht of Tuesday next, .ho vill ! procoed to Port Kembja, then':o to Port Pirio, and Albany. Australia will be farewelled at Albany, and the Clan Macliiron will sail to Colombo. From Colombo <.he will ge to Aden) Part Said, Malta, Gibraltar, and London. Antwerp will then be visited, and tho voyage will terminate rfc Glasgow. . | Tho drillslilp Pioneer now at .T.'nuedin is to sail from that port mi !cbruary Bth for the Sounds. Afterwards eho will come to Timnru, arriving en Febninrv 15th. She leaves again on tbo 20th, arriving .at. Lyttelton on March Ist. Sb" will remain at tho latter port over Easter. The small steamer John, 3-12 tons, which was rocontlv purchased in England' Ijy Cantaiii V. Holm, of Wellington, is loading jarrnh at Birabnry for Now Zealand, and will probably come direct to Lyttelton to discharge. The John i 9 another steamer that 't is understood will include Timaru in her coastal running.