SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 50, 16 March 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OP SEW PLYMOUTH, SATU3DAT, MAEOH 16, 1901. High Water— 4.sS a.m. and 5.40 p.m ■ Sm Rite—s 54; Sun Sot -6.6 ! Phtet of the Mum.— New moon, 21st, 12h. 30m. 12s. a.m. ABRIVBD. Friday. March 15. Takupuna, 8 «., 940 tons. Grant, from Onehunga. Passengers—Mes<?ames Lane, Hurle and 2 children, Hadfield, Cook, Atkinson and child, Campbell, Rowley, O'Brien, Carroll, i/emon and none, Hodge, Herton. Reade, Oonlan, Hisses Bull, Read, Hal), and Slapton, Messrs. Bull, Lane, Lothiao, Hook, Campbell, Logan, Anderson. Blackis, Lewis, Hodge, Mewhainer, Roade, Hursthouie, Ansill, Horton, Brown, Gray, Henghton, Whitney, Hon*. Duncan and Rowley, Dr. Lemon; 9 steerage. Union Company, Agents. Rotaiti, s.s., 1159 toss, Robertson, from Sooth. Passengers—Mesdames Clover and 9 children, Misses oheehan and McAlpine, Bevs. Serpell and Clover. Messrs. Dewar, Xnng, Lee, Fuller, and Rodgers; 1 steerage. Union Company, Agent. KXPKCTKD ARRIVALS. Ngapuhi, from Mannkan, on Monday RotciH, from Mannkan. on Tuesday Takapnna, from South, on Tuesday Ngapuhi, from Manakau, on Thursday Takapnna, from Manukan, on Friday Botoiti, from Sooth, on Friday BAILER FaiDAV, 15th March. Takapnna, >»., 940 tons, Grant, for South. Miss Horey, Messrs. Mprey, Kaine, MH«W,and others; 7 steerage. Cargo—10boxes batter, Midhirst Dairy Co.; 9 do, Co-operative Society; 32 cases cheese, 2 cases bacon, Bewley k Griffiths; 17 cases do, 1 •ack do, Stratford Bacon Co.; 5 cases do, A. Drake; 1 case do, Burgess, Krase* k Co.; 303 sacks fungns, Ching Kee & Co.; 8 bales do, Shuttleworth Bros.; 13 do hemp, Kntnerford k Son; 80 empty batter kegs, Ward k Son; Bdo hhds, Goldwater; 7 do kldkns, Hasluck: 1 do cask, Sullivan; 1 do barrel, Tait; 1 crate empty tins, SUingford; 4 do, Kackay; 1 case, J. F. Hooker; 1 Crunk, Btaiionmaster; 2 cases separator fittings. Cooperative Society; 3 cases, 2 pels, 1 bike, Hew Zealand Express Co.; 1 tin box, 1 case luggage, Shemitt. Union Company, Agent. Rotoiti, 5.8., 1159 tons, Robertson, for Onetnmga. Passengers Mesdames McOallo<n, Brown aad 2 children, Wighton, Hall, Misses McCaUum (3), Creamer, Hill, Hall, Cunningham, Messrs. Newell, A. Young, Brawn, Garricb, Rennell, Messenger, CafEer, 8. Haylv. Slanden, Cunningham, Lieut. Tim ad well, Cowling, Prime, Asdell, Catkins, Wallace, Smith, Allen, Fuller, Revs. Chapman, Griffiths, Dewsbury, Ready, and others; -40 steerage. Cargo—4oo sacks grass-seed, T. Wrijht; 103 do, Wilkinson; 50 do, Johneon ; 50 boxes butter, Mangatoki Dairy Co,; 10 do, Midhirst Dairy Co.; 3 do, Co-opera-tive Society; 6 cases bacon, Bnrgess, Fraser, and Co.; 2 do, 1 case ham, Buchanan ; 1 parcel, Cohen; 1 empty trunk. Stunner; 1 bale hosiery, Stubbs; 1 keg staples, Stationm aster, Union Company, Agent. , PORT OF WAITARA. ABBIVED. Maich 15 Rimutaka, s.s., from LyttelSHIPPING TKLBGRAMB. ABBIVED. Onshunoa, March 15. JJgapubi, s.s., f-om New Plymouth, at B 35 a.m. fIATT.HTi.Timabu, March 14. Karamea, s.s., for Wellington, at 10 a m. Wellington, March 15. Aotea, s.s., for London, at 6.10 a.m. The s.s. Rimutaka arrived at Waltara Yesterday and proceeded to load from the Waitara Freezing Works. Her cargo will tsonsist of 1200 quarters beef, 1700 carcases mutton, 860 carcases lamb. 555 pieces, 50 -casks tallow. Quite a number of fishing boats were at work off New Plymouth yesterday. In this •connectioa we understand that the Government steam trawler is shortly to visit New Plymouth, and will test the value of the Ashing on this coast in a thoroughly practical manner. It is thought that the fishing off the White Cliffs will prove exceptionally good. The s.s. Rimutaka, leaving Wellington on 28th March, will be the next boat takimg dairy produce. The closing day at the Moturoa Freering Works will be Thursday, the 21st March, at 3 o'clock p.m. The 1 s.B. Kumara will follow, having Wellington on April 11th. Tte closing day at the Works •sing Thursday, the 4th April, 1901, at! 3p.«.