SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 91, 7 May 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OK NEW PLYMOUTH,. Tuesday, May 7, 1301. High. Water—ll.ll a.m. and 11.3t> p.m. Sun Rise—ti 58 ; Sun Set - 5.2 Phases of the Moon.—Last quarter, Mav 12th, 2h. ism. a.m. ARRIVBI? Mondiy, Cth May. Ngapuhi, s.s, 090 tons, Worbury, from Qnehunea. Passsrgeis —Mesdamsa Lenlinham,\Mc('irthy. Misses Murdoch, Wilkin-O", Moore Morris, Me?si?. McCarthy, Line. Gormby Hoor, Holmes, Late, Julian, Abbctt, Stewart (2), Basere. Mills, MacAdoo, lio-f, Moore (2), Bull, Ryan, Valentine, Whitehead, Raikes, Cole. Gir'ing, Thompson (2), Miller, Kirkwood, Youn? (2), Andre »s (2), Smith, A. Young, Riley, Ellis, Bennett, H. H. Hayr, Cooke, Rj an, Wat lis, and 24 steerage W. D. Webster, Agent. Upolu, s.s., 1141 tons, Rills, from South. Pascengers—Mtsors. Inn's (2), Prake, .Tun inga, Steet- Hemingway and child. Union Company, Agents. j KXPKOTKD ARRIVALS Rotoiti, from Manukas, to-day Mapou'ika, from South, to-day Ngapulii, fro:.' MannV.au, on Thursday Mapourika, from Manukau, en Frio'ay_ Rotoiti. froth ooutb, on Friday Ngapuhi, from Manukau.on Monday Rotciti, from Maiiukau, on Tuesday Mapourika, from South on Tneftday tSAILKO. Upo'.n, s.s., 1141 to'.s, Rolls, for South. Cargo—963 boxgs buttpr, Taranaki Frecz ing Oo.; 7GI do, F. N. Meadows ; 344 do, J. B. MacEwao ; 22L do, Cr wn Dairy Co.'; 120 do, Co op. Society; 70 do, J. Sawe a; 50 do, Reynolds k Oo.; 46 do, Bewley fc Gr'ffiths ; 30 do, N. King; 25 <1 \ W. R. Cameron; 11 do, Omata Dairy Co.; I3G cases cheese, Taranaki Breezing Co.; 40 do, Liwgarth Dairy Co.; 23 do, drown D iiry Co.; 1H do, N.Z h k M.A. Co.; 40 boxes lard, Crown Dairy Co.; 7 ca e .es bacon, A. Crake; 3 do, 1 box lard, 2 casks runners, Stratford Bacon Co.; 2 bases lard, Bew'ey k Griffiths; 4 cases do, 4 pkges, N.Z Express Co.; 2 ca«e' separator bowls, N. Kiag; 3 cases empty tins, Itllingford; 10 crates do, 7 cases do, S pkges empty eas. s, Burgess, Kraser k Co.; 14 empty brlu, Warehsm. Union Company, Agent. Ngapuhi, s.s, (j.!O tons. Norbury, for Onehnrga. Passengers—Mqsdames St. George and family, Johns (2), B->dle, Russell, Misses Curtis md Crawf >rd, Hon. T. Thompson, Bishop Leniliam. Messrs. Howie, Lowry, Nohn, Marslrtll, Isaacs, H. L. "Kingsley, Shirks, G. St. George, Curtis. Russell, Elliott; 5 steernge. Cargo—ll7 boxes butter, Mangatjti Dairy Co.; 2 do, Bjrk°r; 1 do, Moa Farmes' Co.; 5 cases bacon, Stratford Bacon Co.; 20 sacks seed, 2 cases, N. King; 15 pkges, Railway. W. D. Webster, Agent.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ARRIVED. Gisboenk, May 5. Ururoa, s.s., from Newcastle, at 2 p.m. Sydney, May 4. H.M.S. EoyaMst, from Lytt?lton. May 5. Rakaooa, s.s., from Bluff. • ■ Port Chaluebs. May 6. /Tongariro, s.s., troopship, at Heads, from Sydney, at 7.15 p.m. SAILED. Sidney, May 5. Warriraoo, s.s., (Itngliah mail). Oamabu May C. Abergeldie, from Timarn, at 3.20 p.m. PORT OF WAITARA. ARRIVED. May s.—Surprise, ecow, Jonas, from Mokau. SAILED. May s.—Waimate, s.s., Hayman, for Wanganui. Exports. The agint of the Union Company received a wire at 9.30 last evening as follows: "Ventura jn»t sighted. The Rotoiti leives Onehunga at daylight to morrow morniug.' The Upolu arrived at the Breakwater from Nelson very early yesterdiy morning, and lelt for the south at 7 o'clock last evening. As the Rotoiti was detained at Onehunga waiting for the 'Frisco mail, she took the batter, etc., intended for that vessel. The Rotoili is dne at the Breakwater this afternoon with the 'Fiisco mail on board. The next Home steamer with dairy produce will be the Maori, leaving Wellington on Hay 9th. To avoid disappointment early application for spaoe is necessary. Tbe closicg day at the Freezing Works