SHIPPING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 41, 18 October 1913, Page 3

SHIPPING.

OF NEW FLYMOtfTH. ;■%?'t^'PAY^''OjDTQBER ,is,.. 1913 ' Phases of the moon.

THE TIDES. High water at New Plymouth today H'o.Bsi< a.m. i'aiid 10.52 p.m. To•moiTOw ll.ll' .a.m.land 11.80 p.m. ; •; THE SUN. tjrii , hsvt + Rises .to-morrow-5.26. .<i j u ■ ■■;.' | • i "I W ! ‘ ‘ ! 'O' EXPECTED ARRIVALS, tt: Hi* svii'li 0 3 Pvttlki/nl'rofri South, to-day. Alexander, from South, Sunday, Taviuni, from South, Tuesday. Rarawa, from North, Tuosdav. Corinna, from South, Friday. Rarawa, from North, Friday. The Rarawa, with 110 tons of cargo, arrived from Onehunga yesterday morning. Included in file cargo were 12 tons sugar, 11 tons manure and 3300 ft of timber. The I’utiki is due from Westport this motlung'-With a cargo of coal. She goes to Wanganui after discharging. The Alexander is expected here tomorrow 'from Tnrakoho and Westport. She will have 75 tons of cement from the former j)orf, and from the latter 20b tons of opal. The Kamona is expected to leave Newcastle to-day for New Plymouth, via Picton, with a cargo of coal.

OCFOBEE. 1>. H M. e. First quarter 7' 1 23 ■14 p.m Full' moon 15* 5 , 43 21 p.m Last quarter 23 10 30 12 a.m New moon 30 2 6 14 a.m