SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 14, 18 January 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OP NEW PWfMOTJTH, FBIDAT, January 18, 1901. Bigh Water—■l.Wa.m. and 7.42 p.m. j Sim Rite—4.49y Aton Set -7.11 f Phatet of ths Moon.—New moon, 2lst., Sb. 12m. 20s. a.m. ARRIVED. Thursday, Janttaby 17. Passengers Mesdames Hcaley, lytoon, Itempaey, Clark, Garret, Davidson, Misses Hcaley, Hunter, Kaycs, LuiSu, Cosfsfee, White, Messrs. Tonks (2), Hay ward, WaltfoJ". McLiugblio, Occhrade, Ihurley, Impett, jijsots, Sutherland, Smithson (2), Asher, Bouni, Dempsey, Bairow, Hughes, Williamson, Mcßride, B&ter, BtocffieJd. Eyra-Kemiy, s.M.; 13 steerage• W. D, Webster, Agent. W ' KXPKOTKD AHRIVALS/ j Oreti, s.s., from Groymauth to-drf- j ilapourika, from MarroVau, j Botoili, from South, to-day ( Mapourfka, from Soatli on Sunday j Ngapuhi, from Manukan, on Monday j Rotoiti, from Manukan, on Tuesday j Mapeutika, from South, on Tuesday J Ngapuhi, from Manukan, on Thursday ' < Mapourika, from Manukan, on Friday j JBotoltl, fromßouth, 1 SAILED. January 16.—Manukau, s.s., Jensen, for Uokau. January 16.—Surprise, scow, Jonas, itr Mokau, BHIPPING TKLEQKAMB. ARBIVKD. Gisbornb, January 16. ' Grace Darling, s.s., from Algo Bay, at 2 p.m. j Adhlaibb, January 17. Stat of Victoria, s.s., from London. | Gretmouih, January 17. Corioßa, s.s. .from New Plymouth, at 11.15 (km. Onbhtooa, January 17. 'Eaoieii, from New Plymouth, at 3.30 "p.m. ||A TT.R|tl, Stdsht, January 16. Zealandia, s.s., for Auckland. Helboubhh, January 16. Honowai, s.s., for Bluff. Sydney, January 17. Knight of B*. George, e.s., for the Bluff. Th# s.s. Oreti left Greymouth at midnight en Wednesday with a load of coal, and is doe at the breakwater this morning. Mr. F. W. Bill, formerly of the Mapourika, has been transferred to the Te Anau- His place on the Vapourita has been tsken by Mr. 1L Horton, who was assistant en the Waibora, and Mr. H. V. Austin, of the Te Anau, has gone to the Manaponri. The Moura, which has been laid np for ■some time, has been again put on the Bast Coast route, under the command of Captain M'Donald, formerly of the Corinna. The cool way the N.Z. Times ignores Waitara and Waag&nut is very funny. It says: —"The Fifeshire is expected in Wellington «t the end of the week, and then goes to Southern ports to loid for London." The Waitara and Wanganui cargo evidently does not count. The s.s. Papanui, 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 24th, at 3 pm. 30