SHIPPING.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 2882, 21 June 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OP TIMARU. } The flagstaff of Timaru is situated in 171 deg. 17min. 20sdo. East longitude 44deg, 23min. South latitude. , ' ; ABBIVED. ‘ v June 21—Albion, s.si, 591 tons, Webster, from Lyttelton. _ ' SAILED. June 20—Go-Ahead, s.s,, 129 tohß,Doile, for Lyttelton. June 20—Beautiful Star, s.s., 148 tons, Allmann, for Dunedin. June 21—City of Perth, ship, 1189 tons, Storm, for Port Chalmers. Juno 21—Lyttelton, p.s,, 39 tons, Clark, for Port Chalmers. EXPORTS. In the Beautiful Star, N. M. and A. Co., agents: 773 sacks flour, 31 bales wool, 30 casks tallow, Shippers : N.Z.L. and M.A, Co.; N.Z.M.P. Co, In the Go-Ahead, Miles, Archer and Co. agents : 1171 sacks (4684 bushels) wheat, 37 bales wool, 4 cases (for Pa tea). Shippers ; Dalgety and Co.; Agents; D. Stuart. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Grafton. s,s., from Oamarn, to-morrow. Beautiful Star, s.s., from Dunedin, on Friday. Wanganui, schooner, from Dunedm.daily Eliza Mary, brigantine, from 1 Auckland, early. ‘ ‘ , ' Clyde, schooner, from Auckland, early. Annie Bow, barquentine, from Newcastle, early, The s.s. Beautiful Star will make the .usual bf-weekly trip to this port,' from Dunedin, on Friday, owing to the Waitaki having temporarily taken the place of the Wanaka. . The schooner Wanganui left Dunedin for this port last evening; The s.s. Grafton is expected to call at this port to-morrow from Oamaru, cn route for northern ports. The s.s. Albion arrived from Lyttelton this morning. , She loads grain for transhipment at Port Chalmers^on account of Messrs ,J. and T. Meek, and the N.Z.G.A.; Company; The Albion is advertised to sail for Port Chalmers atsp.m, to-morrow, A small vessel was in sight off the port this morning, apparently frying to make the harbor. ’ S" ' ' The City, of Perth left for Port Chalmers to-day, in tow of the p.s, Lyttelton. Such repairs as were necessary for. her safety, during the passage, were effected yester-' day, and if the present weather continues,i no difficulty is ianticipatcd in towing her round. Captain Storm has been placed in command. - • - . '.U'--