SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 13, 17 January 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NE'.T PLYMOUTH, Thursday, J.wlwsy 17, ifloi. High WatwG.l2 a.m. and 0.45 p.m. Sun Rtio—i 1#; thin Set -7.12 Pkates of the Moon.—-New moon, 21.it, t 2h. 12m. 20s. a.m. arrived. Wedsksbay, January 16. Corinna, 1279 tons, Lambert, from Strath. Union Company, Agent. Kanieri, s.s., 90 tons. Smith, from Onshunga. W. D. Webster, Agent ESrHCTED ARRIVALS. Ngapahl, from Manukan, to-day Hapourika, from Manukas, on Friday Rololti, liom South, on Friday Hapourika, from South ou Sunday Ngapuhi, fio» Manukan, on Monday Rotcitl, from Mannkati. on Tuesday Hapwuntet (rem Bon!ii. on Tuesday Ngapuhi, from Manukau, on Thursday SAILED. Wednesday, JAN PA BY 18. Corinna, s.s., for South. Cargo—s cases bacon, 1 <lo haras, Stratford Bacon Co.; 1 caso bacon, A. Drake; 80 empty butter kegs, J. Ward St Son. Union Company, Agent-. Kanieris-s., for Onebnnga. W. D. Webster, Agent. | SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ABRIVED. Wellington, January 16. Rotoiti, fl.n., from New Plymouth, at 6 a.m. Hawko'a Bay, 9 s., from Napier, at 3.15 p.m. SAILED; Auckland, January 16. Ikhona, 8.8., for Wellington, at '2.30 p ni. The s s. Corinna arrived at the Breakwater early yesterday morning with a large goneral j cargo. She left again early in the afternoon i for Grey mouth, where she takes in a cargo t>t coal far nontbern ports. I The s.s. Kanieri arrived at the Breakwater, j from Onehunga, on Wednesday, and discharged a large quantity of general cargo, after whicn the railed at 6.30 p.m. for the j North. I The work of driving piles for the wharf extension is proceeding rapidly. Although provision has been made for sheathing the piles with copper, no provision has. we are informed, been made for loathing the stringers. The s.s. Papanni, sailing from Wellington on January 31st, will be the next boat loading with dairy produce. The closing day at the Moturoa works will be January 84th, at 3 pm. 30