SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 99, 11 May 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

t PORT 01? NEW PLYMOUTH, Saturday, May 11, 1901. Sigh Water—l.lß a.m. an'l 1.39 p.m. j %» Rite—7.2; Sun Set -4 58 ! Phatet of the Moon.—Last quarter, May ; 12th, 2b, 15m. 12j. a.m. ARRIVTCP Fbiday, May 10. ' Mapiunki, a 8.. 1203 tons, Worrall, from Onebun{a. Passengers Meadames McMeehan, M>rter-i, McGregor and child, Halewood an 1 2 children, Hanson, Misses J Jackson, Smith, Bayly, De Norvillc, Parlett, j Rhodes, Rev. Larkins, Lieut. Penny, Messrs ; Marcus, Anderson, Rurle, Cat!bury, Thorn- j ton, Morters, Curtis, Banks, Wright, Cheat, Wantzliok, Larkins, Jones, Buchanan, Davis, 1 Campbell, Morgan, 13 steei age. : Union Company. Ai;ent. j Rotoiti, s.s., 1159 tens Robertson, from South. Passengers - Mrs. James, Miss Stevenson, Messrs. Forbes, Andrews, Pash; 21 steerage. Union Company, Agent. KXPUOTED ARRIVALS. Ngapnhi, from Manukau, on Monday Rotciti, from Manukm, on Tuesday Mapourika, from South on Tuesday Ngapuhi, frwr- ManOkau, on Thursday Mapourikn, from Manuktu, on Friday Rotoiti, (ram south, on Friday ssaILKD. Friday, May 10. Mapouriki, s.s., for South. PassengersMrs. Cha'leswor'li and 2 children, Miss Oamp' ell, Messrs. Wa'die, Thomas, Kieldes, HcCallum, and others, 7 steerage. Cirgo 38 boxes butter, Midbirst Dairy Co.; 24 do, 1 barrel, Co-op. Society; 18 boxes butter, 5 cases cheese, 2 cases bacon, Crown Dairy Co.: 5 boxes butter 3 cases, 3 boxes, New Zealand Express Co ; 2 boxes butter, Joll; 10 cases bacon, 3 do hams, 2 do bams and bacon, 4 sacks pigs' head and feet, Stratford Bacon Co.; 3 cases bacon, 1 do bams and bacon, Buchanan; 12 bales hemp, Rat he-ford and Son; 5 cases, A. E. Sykes; 4 empty butter boxes, Sash and Door Co.; 13 do hhdp, J. F. Hooker; 4 do, Hadfield; 4 do, Ward; 6 empty kilderkins, Hasluck; 2do hhds, Ido kilderkin, Goldwater Bro9; 2 crates empty tins, G. Boulton; 4 do, Parkinson. Union Compary, Agents. Rotoiti, s.s., 1159 tons, Robertson, for Onebunga. Passengers—Mesdames Rothenberg, Kivell and child, Morris, Jones and child, Griffiths, Misses Morlase. George, Austin, Messrs. Ayers. Rothenberg, O, Brown, Gallagher, Jackson, Arnott, Wilson, Morris, Ifwerson, Browning, Autridge, sad oth< rs; 14 steerage. Cargo—29 boxes butter, E'tham Co-op. Society; 10 boxes do, N. King; 10 do, Crown Dairy; 7 ca*es cheese, Fleming; 1 cue bacoD, 1 sack do, 1 box lard, Buchanan; 2 cases bacon, A. Drake; 6 pigs, J. Adamson ; 1 hide, Rntherford; 9 cafes, Sbeppee; 8 do, 1 box, 3 roll?, C. Langford; 8 cases, Battorf; 1 pkge. Masters. Union Compinv, Agents. PORT OF WAITARA. ABBIVED. Hay 8. —Kanieri, s.s., 'Smith, from Onehnnga. BAILED. May 7. —Kanieri, s.s., for Onehnnga. May 9. Mannkan, s.s., Jensen, for Mokan. Hay 9.—Surprise, scow, for Mokai. BHIPPING TELEGRAMS. j ARBIVED. ONEHUNGA, May 10. Ngapnhi, s.s., from New Plymouth, at 9.10 a.m. Wellington, May 10. Becbnns, s.s., from Aucklabd, at 5.40 a.m. Sidney, May 10. Pbceb*, warship, from England. Wellington, May 10. Indraghiri, s.s., from Napier, at 2.30 p.m. sailed. Sydney, May 9. Bonoma, s.s., at 4 p.m. Lyttelton, May 10. Maori, s.s., for London, via Monte Video and TeneiiSe, at 9.40 a.m. The next Home steamer with dairy prodnce will be the Paparoa, leaving Wellington on May 23rd. 9K> avoid disappointment early application for space is necessary. The closing day at the - Freezing Works being Thursday, the 16th May, at 3 p.m