SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 229, 22 November 1900, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

jjr POBT OF NEW PLYMOUTH, |f Thubsdat, NOYKMOTB 22, 1900. V Mgh Wat»r-8.48 a.m., 8.8 p.m. * iS» Uiis-4.48; Sun &f -7.12 P4 '. - PtaMi <jf tt* a«Mt.—New moon, 82nd, |r?.fii. Mm.l4i.pjn. H' ABRIVED. H~ WIDKISBAY, N078M88821. _ Botoiti, m„ 1159 tons, Robertson, from [* Manukau. Passeogers Mesdamea Meuli , and obild, Boberfaon, Naylor and child, i$ f Lodith and infant, Habley and infant, ■-.-:' Wright, Gee, Johns, Misses Peatman, HeGovern, Whitelaw (3), Messrs. Britain (2), ; Menli Hobertson.Boy, Smedley, ' Gankrodger.and son, Horsthouse, Seddon, / Irvine, Anderson, Wright, Mjnott, Creamer, |« Draffin, Gee, Johns, 16 steerage. it-, _Pnion Companr, Agents. &. ' Thubsdat, Novbmbbb 22. £*' Gaidocb. sa, 340 tons, Austen, from it V. D. Webster, Agent. K?, Gertie, &s, 250 tons, Adams, from WertWz;s - : W. L. Newman, Agent. hpkothd abbtvals. &j, Ngapuhi, from Manukau, to-day Ek, Mapourika, from Manukan, on Friday Pf£ Botoiti, from Bonth>oa Friday A > u > Ngapuhi, from Mannkan, on Monday fey. Mapwrrilm, torn Sooth, on Tuesday ' Botoiti, from Mannkan, on Tuesday I©*'? Ngapuhi, from Mannkan, on Thursday B*''" wlkteDAr, NOVKMBEE 21. H&. Botoiti, sH for South. Passengers— Wm Messrs.G.J.Smith, E.Smith, B.V.Jones, §£%: J. Watson, Dryden, Little, 6 steerage. Oargo |»rj?'-.<£4. cases cheese, Ngaire Go-op.; 125 cases !|fp| milk, Condensed Milk Ce.; 7 cases bacon, glr* A Drake; 3 bales leather, Jones Tannery E|| Co.; 2 oases bacon, Jnglewood Bacon Co.; 1 aIK; tagironsand, ](. M.Smit h; 3hales, 1 bag EgjK .wool, Lambert; 4 oases separators, Newton Efw ' King; 5 casespslts, Russell; 6 ety, brls, J. §l|-< Menrie; 4 hbcU, Wilson; 4 do, Trott; 12 do, ||§ J. F. Hooker; 6 do, Hasluck; 1 crate ety SSff 'tins. Bobbin; 2 boxes, New Zealand Express £&>,, Company. pf-y - 4 , Union Company, Agents. B?" i Gabloch; 340 tons, Austen, for Wanganni ra . W. D. Webster, Agent Ifi'v 70BT OF WAITABA. Pi '_'-• DBPABTBD. „*),'; November 20.—Mannkan, s.s., Jensen, |**'", forMokau. P?.' KoramberSO.—Joseph Sims, for Saipara. §££%" " SHIPPING TJULBGRAMS. Wp v ABBTVBB. K&\ Ohbeunqa, November 21. BRT Mapourika, sa, from New Plymouth, at ■&/; 10.10 un. • B*V' Whixihgton, November 21. S»" ' Delphic, ba, from London, Cape, and pP,* Hbbart, at 9.50 a.m. She brings a number i'f of invalided troopers from Capetown. A (*-~ passenger named J. K. Amos, booked to g.,' Auckland, died from consumption on the sv voyage. ||»~ Qbbtmocih, November 21. fiEl< 'Qteti, «.»., fiom New Plymouth, at 7.10 Ksi' «.ra.- s Papwoa, sp., from Fort Chalmers, at 6 »&° a.ro. (in hart our). gv " - Sidnhv, November 20. W&- ' Monowai, 5.8., from New Zealand (conEgS necting with outgoing English mail). > 1 W,' ,, The Botoiti left for the South last night, ■• immediately after the arrival of the Gair- &; loch, with the sontherp portion of the 'Frisco m ■ mailgf? '"-•-v The m. Gertie, i Wanganni owned steamer, f T [r S arrived at the breakwater yesterday afterft.» soon with a cargo of coal from-Westport. P - The s.s. Gairloch left Onehnnga yester ,„' day morning'at 4.30 and jcleared Manakai tV ,' Beads at 7 o'clock, and arrived at the break' m- -- ; water*t run. had the 'Frisco mail %- on board, and transhipped the southern por g. _ tion to tbe_s.s. Botoiti, that steamer having awaited her arrival.' A number of the Ala |\ , meda's passengers also came down intht mf 'x Gairloch s- me 'of whom transhipped to th< South proceeding by the mail train thl 'Sa morning. The Gainooh left for Wanganu fc. ■' , soon sfter with a larg - general cargo.