SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 44, 2 March 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

FORT OP NEW PtrHOWPH, Saiubuat, Maeoh 2, 1901 WghWatcr-l a.m. and 7.27 p.ra Sun Jiue-5 37 ; Sun Set -6 "3 ii™*lT ' fthe JCw »—Ml moon, sth, 7h *lm. ISs. p.m. ' ARRIVED. Fbiday, Mabob 1. Pearson Hill, Eramett, Sieber, Swales See Muses Newman, Rusden. Harffs££; SfcE! Uer^°' Conne ». West, cfure ! 'p V - DB ' Staflord - Mack »». SorenScZtSV S 2 n "& Hume ' McCrachen, Hill, i *„n mw^^ 8 ' Ho «ghton, Rev. PateVw\^l ra OConn e». Rojcroft, Craig, SftX?W I Hart. Lam-' ™JS r 2 ch ?, dren - c »l'iw, McDonald, Lane, Gifford, LotoU, AUinghaia, and 18 steerage!) t> » •■.- Union Company, Arent. Kotoiti, b.8., 1153 tons, Robertson, from Unenung*. Passengers - Mesdames Johnston, Paacoc, Mwses Ross, Presto, Messrs. wane, Moms, Meadow*, and 2steerage Union Company, Agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. "NgapuhL from Manukau, on Monday RotcitJ, fcxim Manokau, on Tuesday Takapnna. from South, on Tuesday Ngapuhi, from Manukau, on Thursday Takapnna, from Manukau, on Friday Kotoiti. from South, on Friday

SAILKB. Fbibay, March l. Takapnna, s.s., 940 tone, Grant, for 'South. Passengers—Messrs O'Brien, Evans, McduDg, Chambers, Won. Judge Conolly, 3J»lan. P. 8., and others, and 6 steerago Cargo—636 cases cheeee. Taranaki Freezing Co.; 238 do. milk, Condensed Milk Co.; 6 boxes butter, Midhirst Dairy Co.; 5 do. do. Co-op. Society; 3 cases hams and bacon. Burgess Fraser and Co; 2do bacon, Stratford Bacon Co.; Ido cheese, Ngaire Co-op. Dairy Co.; 7 bales wool, T. Manning. 3 do. do. Jlatiaoal Bank; 2 do. do., Gauslea; 1 do. do., CO. Smith; 11 do. fnngus, N. King; 30 «mpsy butter kegs, Ward and Sob; 2 ranges, Wilkinson; 7 casks pelts, 7 sacks hides, Murgatroyd Bros.; 3 empty hogsheads, Chambers; 5 crates eaipty tins, Masters and Sans; 21 bnxes, 2 parcels, S.u. Express Co.; 1 package, Collia. "

Union Company, Agents. Rotoiti, a.s., RoeertsoD, for Onehunga. yasaen»era—Meadames Douglas, Tjain, Gordon, Carroll, O'Brien, Melville, Davidson, Stevenson, Misses Douglas (2), Jones, Heatley, Gordon (2), Smith, Home, Messrs' fiallagher, Douglas, Stewart, Houghton, Train, Mitchell. Hyde, Hart, J. Bigg, Atkins and son. Watts, McKenzie, Obatwick, W. Stevenson, Tregear, Rev. Davidson, Hon j! O Ward, Wilson, P.S, and ethers, and 1- steerage. Cargo—3o boxes batter, Manga" tola Dairy Co.; 10 do, Midhirst Dairy Co • « kegs, 4 cases, N. King; 2 cases hams and bacon, Stratford Bason Co.; 2 do bacon, Buchanan; 15 sacks grass seed, J. Watdeo ■' 7 cases samples, Oliver ; 2 boxes, Webber • 1 pkge. Murgatroyd Bros.; 1 hamper, Stationmaster. Union Company, Agent*. PORT OF WAITABA. ABRIVED. February 27.—Mannkan,s.s., Jensen, from Mokau. SAILED. i February 28.—Emma Sinn, sen., for Col- i lingwood. j February 28.—Lizz ; e Taylor, sch., for! Greymouth. * j March I.—Manukau, s.s., for Mokaa. March I—Surprise, scow, for Hokai. ,

BHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ABBIVBD. Okehunga, March 1. Ngapuhi, s.s., from New Plymouth, at 10 15 a.m. SAILED. Spit, March 1. Star of New Zealand, s.s., for Wellington at 5.30 p.ni. on 28th. Wellington, March 1. Baron Eldon, for Sydney, at 5.50 p.m. Kawhia excursienists can leave Waitara per Xanieri this evening (as advertised) for Kawhia, returning thence to Waitara direct by the Kanieri on Monday, weather, etc permitting. Return fare, LI ss. The s.s. Aotea is notified to leave Wellington for London on the 14th March, with dairy produce. The closing day at the Motaroa Freezing Works will be Thursday, the 7th March, at 3 o'clock p.m. The schooner Lizzie Taylor, bound from Waitara to Greymouth, is lying off the breakwater waiting for a fair wind.