SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 53, 20 March 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

tori or sew mrxorrm, Wbusehday, MAKOH 20, 1301. JBigh Water— S.SR .T.m. and 9.17 p.m Snn Bus—6 o<.»; Sun Set - 6,1 PieJt* of tke Mom.—Xcw moon, 21st, Mk. 30m. 128. a.m. ARRIVZI3. Tdesdai, March IP. Kotoiti, b §., 1159 tons, Robertson, from Manukau. Passengers—Mesdames Meiklsban, Lord and 2 children, Davis, Stevenson, Gilchrist, Oocker, Wood, Misses Fossell, Gilchrist, Laing, Gtnbh, Betty, Tibbins, Davis. Mean's. Stewart, Carlson, Stevonscn, Gilchrisf, Hart, Cooker, Wilson, Wood and 2 children, Harding, McDonald, Reynolds, Webster, Henderson. Gibson (*J), C'aptaias Meiklaham, Skinnor, Se'gts. Maiugay, Kietschinan, Car?ca, Tobin, McKee, De Loree, Patterson, Jone?, Rimmer, Watson, Newell, Kennby, Barslay (2), Hubert, Oanney, Ramsay, Landor, Hegson, Moran, Johnson, Fender, Brown, and 25 steerage. Union Company. Agent. Takapuna, s.e., 940 tons, Grant, from South. Passengers—Meadames McAdam, Cocke and infant, Gapner, Dnttonand bey, Sillivan and 4 children, Boavan, Messrs. McAdam, Wyatt, White, Gapper, Kerr, Sillivan, Ksmnatt, Handcock, Hendry, Beavan, Sutherland, Bchroder, and Jubilee Singers (9), and t steerage. Union Company, Agent Surprise, scow, 90 tons, Jonas, from

Mokau. BZFKOTKD ARRIVALS. Ngapuhi, from Manukan, en Thursday Takapuna, from Manukan, on Friday Rotoiti, from South, on Friday Ngapuhi, from Manukau, on Monday Rotoiti, from Manukaa, on Tuesday Takapuna, from Boutb, on Tuesday BAILKB. Tuesday, March 19. Rotoiti, 8.5., for South. Passengers— Hisses Pardy, Gardiner ('2), Mesdames Mealy, Frond and 2 children, Messrs. Warner, Avery, H. Ward, G. Ward, Pumfrey, Damble, Capell. Proud, and others, and 7 steerage. Cargo— SlO boxes batter, 3 cases cheese, Crown Dairy Co.; 298 boxes batter, Bewley & Griffiths; 70 <3», F. Meadows; 5 cases bacon, 1 sack do, Stratford Bacon Co ; 9 bales hemp, Rutherford & Son; 5 do wool, P. Hoby; 11 casks pelts, Murgatroyd Bros.; 1 bag bark, Waiawright ;23 sacks hides, James & Ca.; JO empty batter kegs, Ward & Son; 13 empty kildkns, J.'F. Hooker; 8 do, Kirkwood ; 7 do brig, Liardet; 4 crates empty tins, J. Whitaker; 1 do, Curtis; 1 case jams, Golson; 2 casks whisky, 2 cases do, Hadfield; 2 tin trnnks, 1 box, 1 parcel, N.Z. Express Co. Union Compaty, Agent?. Taktpnna, s.a., for Hannkau. Passengers —Mesdames Bradley and 2 children, Goodson, Blisses Bayly and Cook, Re'-. Gittos, Col. Lyle. Hen. A. J Cadm&n, Messrs. W. Blair, W. Hopkin, Miller, Hunter, Ooodson, Henton, Haymons, Bradley, and others; 13 steerage. Cargo—Bß boxes butter, Mangatoki Dairy Go.; 39 do, Koa F Miners' Co-op.; 16 do, Waveriey Dairy Co.; 15 do, Makatawa Dairy Co. ; 6 do, Eltham C*-op. Dairy Co.; 7 de, Co-op. Society; 83 sacks seed, Wilkinson; 60 de, V. *M. Farmers; 7 bales wool, 1 bdls sheepskins, Vickers & Stevens; 1 case bacon, Buchanan; 11 c&ses, 1 sack, 1 dairy bouse, 1 pkge. Railway. Union Coapaey, Agents. SHIPPING TELEGFAMB. ARBIVED. OKBHUSGA, March 19. Ngapuhi, s.s., from New Plymouth, at 9.45 a.m. Blbff, March 19. Talone, s.s., from Hobart, at 7 a.m. St. Mary, from Geelong, at 1 p.m. aAiLBb. Lytteltqk. March 19. Star of New Zealand, s.s., for London, via Las Palmas, at 2.20 p.m. Bluff, March 19. Monow&i, s.s., for Hobart, at 4.60 p.m. The schooner Surprise being unable to eater the Waitara yesterday afternoon, came on to the Breakwater, where she anchored under the lee of the mole, a heavy northeasterly gale was blowing at the time. The s.s. Kimntaka, leaving Wellington on 28th March, will be the next boat takiag dairy produce. The closing day at the Moturea Freezing Works will be Thursday, the 21at March, at 3 o'clock p.m. The s.». Kumara will follow, leaving Wellington oa April 11th. The closing day at the Works being Thursday, the 4th April, 1901, at 3 p.m.