SHIPPING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3, 1 September 1915, Page 8

SHIPPING.

o-- I%’-_¢. _ . - PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ’\VEl‘).\’l7;E-‘DAY, SEP’I‘EI\IBER 1. 1915‘ PHASE}! on" THE MOON. ' 1 sl9l>TE)n3E;z, 1915. 2——Lasb quarter, 3.33 aim. ' 9——.\'ew moon, 10.29 13.111. IV6~—J*‘irst quawtel‘, 6.58 p.m, 23—}‘»‘uH moon, 9.12 p.lll. I -—T:: ; THE TIDES. j, _.._.,. é "High wztber to-d-a_y at 1.37 u..m and 1.58 p.ln.; to—lllol'l*o\v. 2.25 a.m. and 2.50 pm. _ _ A THE SUN. The sun rises to-day at (5.26 3.111. and sets at 5.34 p.m.; to-nnol'ro\\‘,\6.‘.’.s um. and 5.35 p.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Corinna, from South, abyoyuwt Frida_ M

Rarawzi, from North, Friday. .l*Jnne.l'dalc, froni Newcastle, Sutur day. 4 The Ra.l‘m\'a arrived from Onehunga ye.stel'dlly with 166 tons of general cargo, including twelve tons of cement. The Enuerdaile is expected from Ne\VC3.§si3l6 on Saturday with about 1300 tons of coal and sulphates. The Rarawa. will leave Onehunga for Auckland on Saturday, September 18, for her annual inspection, and she will be away a fortnight. During; that time the Rimu Will take up hen running, leaving Onehunga on Molnday, Septelnbel- 20, at 2 p.lll. Intending iD?lSSGllg€l'B are asked to note thafo no‘ .s.teera.ge tickets will be issued for 5.6. Rimu. w