SHIPPING.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 7078, 25 February 1893, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OB' TIMABT) The flagstaff of Timarnia situated n i7ldeg 17.20 min Bast longitude ; and 44 dog 23 mm South latitude, ARRIVED. Feb 25—Brunner, s,s,, 340 tons, Ramsay, from Dunedin. BAILED. Nil. IMPORTS. In the Brunner, N.M. and A. Co. agents: 100 tons sundries,, Consignees—Taylor, Quinn, Ballantyne and Co, Simms and Son, Bowker, Kernohan, C.F.A, Morris, Houston, Anderson, Captain Jackson, Owers.Eichbaum, Badcliffe, Lister ami Barrie, Costigan, Glasson and Co, Bennett, Maslin and Co, Hampton, J Anderson, Exley,, Woollen Co, Bowie, Howey, Evans and Co. Meikle, MoKellar, Siegert, McLeod, Hood, Harrison, Murphy, Bowie, Dunlop, Brown, Wagstaff, Mundell, F S D., Watts, Pearson,. Orr, Shilling, Bndd, Shepherd, Keddie, Stephens, Craigie, E Brown, Gilmonr, Webster, Sn'herland, Philp, Grandi, Priest and Holdgate, Pearpoint, Bussell, Neil, Miles,' Archer and Co, Ogilvie and Byers, Hutton, Penrose, King and Coe, Wiltshire, Keith, Gabites, Tyrrell and Co, Agents, Hardware Co, Dawson, Hitch, las Co, Green, Davies and Murphy, McKeown, Gibson and Co, Kingston, Tonng, Express Co, IN HARBOUR. Barques—Peru, Araby Maid, Peri, and Highland Forest. Schooner—lsabella Anderson. Steamer —Brunner. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Wakatipu, s.s., on Tuesday Omapere, s.s., on Tuesday - Herald, s.s., on Tuesday Dee, 1169 tons, from Monte Video, early The s.s. Herald is due next Tuesday to load for Wellington and Greymonth. The s.s. Wakatipu is expected on Tuesday with 400 tons of Newcastle coal to land, and after discharging same she proceeds to Dunedin, returning here on Friday to pick np 300 tons of Sydney cargo. The barque Highlmd Forest, having discharged her inward loading of cornsacks, and not having yet obtained a charter, was this morning shifted to a buoy to lie by. The s.s. Brnnner arrived this morning from Dunedin to deliver aoout 100 tons ef sundries, including transhipments from Melbourne and Sydney. She goes north this evening, taking a quantity of wool for Lyttelton and 150 tons of produce for Wellington and West coast. (By Telegraph.) Auckland, Feb 25. Arrived —Te Anau, from Sydney, with 213 passengers. She had a long passage of six days 15 hours, having experienced strong head winds and heavy S E sea off the New Zealand coast, necessitating the steamer heaving to for 27 honrs. "Wellington, Feb; 24. The harbourmaster at Onehnnga reports that a heavy gale last night blew two of the North Head beacon lights down. In consequence of this the leading light at the Heads, Mannkan Harbour, will not be shown until further notice.