SHIPPING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5, 6 September 1913, Page 8

SHIPPING.

POET Off NEW PLYMOUTH. i SU'PRDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1913. i PHASES OF THE MOON. I SEPTEMBER.

High water at New Plymouth to day 0.40 p.m.' 1 To-morrow 1.3 a.m. and 1.2! p.m. THE SUN. Ri;cs to-morrow 6.20. Sets to-daj ■J..'')!), to-morrow 5.40. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. I j Flora, from North, Tuesday. I L'crinua, from South, Friday. I Rarawa, from North, Friday. I The Rarawa arrived from Onehunga | lo.rat 10 a.m. yesterday, not having j been ablo to cross the Mamikau bar I :il! 11 o'clock the previous night. Her i :::irgo amounted to 173 tons. The Union Company advise that the | Tarawera, arriving at Duncdin from I ~nd 'on the 11th. inst., leaver, j Duuedin on Tuesday, 10th inst., in < olace of the. Monowai for Auckland. ! 'lie Hudda-Vt Parker steamer Westralii loaves Tinned in on the Pit 1 ! inst. in' ■-,] ice of the Tarawera's time-table ;■;:•!. The Monowai withdraws for annual overhaul on arrival at Dunedin on the 14th inst. Owjing to the Tavinni grounding at Bluff, she will lie running behind timetable, and will leave Dunedin for Oamaru. Timaru and West Coast 'South Island) on Monday. The Carinna or other steamer is to bring rwgo for Xew Plymouth from Wellington next week.

0 Q. M. a. Xcw Moon 1 8 15 13 a.in First Quarter 8 0 12 19 a.n Full .Moon 10 0 22 21 a.n Last Quarter 23 0 < 12 p.n Now .Moon 30 THE 1 4 'ID! 33 ,8. 20 p. in