POET OP TIMARU. The flagstaff of Timaru is situated in 171 deg. 17min. 20secs. East ; longitude, 14 deg. 23min. South latitude. ABBIVBP. July 4—Weinui, s.s., 892 tons, Oliver, from Dunedin. ' July 4—Omapere, s.s., 363 tons; Smith, from Dunedin. BAHBD. July 2" Grafton, s.s., 242 tons, Nord strom, for Northern Ports. July 3 Mennook, barque, 876 tons, Chalmers, for Bio de Janiero. IKPOETS. In the Wainui, K.M. and A. Company agents: 16 tons general merchandise. Con signees—Priest and Holdgate j Anderson; Owers; N.Z. Shipping Company; Morris; Shepherd; Traffic Manager; Hibbard; Sharp; Pearpoint; O.F. Association; Quelcb; - MolUbbon ; Cameron; Velvin and Taylor; Bowie; Bice! Gunn; Penrose; Qabites and Plante; Ellis ; Station Master. BIPOHTB. In the Grafton, N.M. and A. Company agents. For Westport ; 1 case bacon, 96 bags potatoes, and 30 sacks flour; Shippers : Secular; Munro; Titheridge; and Timaru Milling Company. For Wanganui: 65 sacks flour; Shipper: Allen. For Akaroa: 21 sacks wheat, 107 sacks chaff, 1 case bacon, 22 sacks and 20 bags flour; Shippers: Cornish ; Martin; Inwood; Miles, Archer and Co.; Allen; Scoular; Evans. For Wellington; 810 sacks oats. 120 sacks potatoes, 80 sacks and 120 bags flour, 60 sacks bran, 10 sacks sharps; Shippers; Collins; Allen; Timaru Milling Company; N Z.L. and M.A. , Company. In the Mennock, 0. W. Turner shipper and agents 8500 sacks wheat, 8 sacks potatoes, 1260 sacks bran, 150 sacks pollard, 200 sacks oats, 25 sacks beans. The Union Company’s s.s. Omapere arrived from Dunedin this morning. She brought no inward cargo but will load for the North. The Union Company’s s.s. Wainui arrived , from Dunedin this jnorning with about 15 tons of general careo. She discharged it at the main wharf and is appointed to sail to-night for the North. The barque Mennook completed loading on Saturday, and things were then squared up ready for sea. Early yesterday she was hove short, and the p.s. 1 itan went alongside about Monnock was towed well out, -~ a£a given a very good offing. The wind being light, however, she was hardly hull down in the afternoon. The barque is in " splendid trim and should make an excellent passage. -

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