The flttftstuff at Tirouro is situated m HI eg. 17min. 20seo. Kast longitude ; 4Adeg. 2H mm. Sooth latitude. Aug. 26—9 a.m.: Bar., 29.18; thcr., 45; wind, S.W., light; weather, overcast; sea, moderate swell. 5 p.m.: Bar., 29.18; thor., 51; wind, S.W., light; weather, ovoroast ; sea, moderate swell. ♦ High water, this day, 11.50 a.m. j 12.20 p.m. ARBIVBD. Nil. SAILED. Aug. 26— Thurso, barqne, 490 tonß, Sconllar, for Sydney. EXPOBTB. In the Thurso, 0. W. Tnrner, agent: 1081 sacks (4324 bushels) wheat, 1430 do (5720 bushels) oats, 300 do sharps, 1459 do bran, 200 do and 1200 501 b bags flour, 5 cases preserved meats. Shippers— Agent ; Friedlander ; Cor nish ; Timarn Milling Co. ; N.Z.L. &M.A. Co. ; Allen and Co. ; D. Stnart ; Meat Preserving Co. _ • The sohooner Spray oommonoed discharging her timber at the wharf yesterday. The barquo Bells was putting out her ooals at the onter wharf yesterday. She will start loading for on Australian port this morning. The sohooner Danedin, having discharged her cargo of posts, commenced loading produoe at the inner wharf yesterday for Napior, on acoount of tha Canterbury Farmers' Associa tion and Allen and Co. The barque Thur3o finished loading at the onter wharf yesterday afternoon and clearet at the Customs for Sydney with a full load of produoe. She was towed to sea late m the afterrioonby the p.a. Titan, and meeting with a good spanking wind ontside,' was! Boon ■hull down, ATJCXX.AND, Aug. 26. The B.s. Bimutnka arrived to-day from Wel lington. „. WmiiINGTON, Aug. 26. Sailed— Hawea, s.s., for the South. Pasaen- Sers — Misses Fowler and Molnncs, Mr and Irs J. C. Brown, Messrs Miller, Kempthorne, Cohen, Bintel, Enssell, Carriok, Fergnson, Fletcher, Farquhar, Robertson and Master Thorpe.
