SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 115, 31 May 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH, j Friday, May 31, litoi High Water—7.3o a.m. and 7.43 p.m %ft Rite—7.l7 8.m.; Si in Set - 4.43 p.m. Phatcs of the Moon. —Fall moon, June 2nd, 9h. 29m. 19e. p.m. ARRIVE!?. Thursday, May SO. Ngapuhi, 690 tons, Norbury, from Onehanga Fa*rangers—Mesdames Sampson, Brown, Misses Abu a«thy, Jacksoa, Dr. and Mrs Mac Art bur, Messrs. Ohir*, J'roade, Graj, Webb«r, Ward, Muir, Brown, Brother Valeria, Masters Mow'oray, Ranson, Gordon, Clark, Farrar; 14 steerage. W. D. Webster, Agent. Gertie, s.s., 250 tons, Simpson, from Westport. ' Master, Agent. KXPKOTKT) ARRIVALS. Mapourika, from Mauukau. to-day Rotoili, from South, to day RotMti, from Manukau, on Satrrday Ngapnhi, from Manukan, on Monday Upolu, fron South, on Monday Rotoiti, from Manakiu, on Tuesday ' Mapourika, from South on Tuesday Ngapuhi, frcir. Huuukau, on Thursday Mapourika, from Manukan, on F.riday Roboiti, froth south, on Friday

BAILED. Thursday, May 30. Ngapuhi, s.s., 690 ton?, Norbary, for Onebnnga. Pass°ngers Lovegrove, Harper (2); Misses Trimble, Harper, Price. Light, Rev. Bsnnett, Messrs. Keith, Gay, Atkinson, Clerson, Holmes, William*, Johns, Raid, Todd, McMasters, Harper (2), Ellingham, Cochrane, Thos. Weston, 9 members Teachers' Salaries Cemmission; S steerag?. Cargo—24 boxes bntter, Hangatoki Dairy Company; 4 do, Co-op. Bocietr; 2 do, Tarata Dairy Company; 42 do, JBUran Dairy Company; 2 ca«es bacon, Drake; 31 dead pigs, Adams; 72 sacks potatoes and 52 100's floor, Maori Contingent. W. D. Webster, Agent. Gertie, s J., 260 tons, Simpsen, for Westport. Master, Agent.

BHIPPING TKLKGRAMB. * ARRIVED. Stdnet, May 29 Talune, m , from Wellington. Hblbouinb, May 29. Briabue, i.a., from Kaipira. Oamabu May 30. . Bechuana, in roadstead, from Fort Chalmers, at 4.45 p.m. SAILH». - Pom Ohalmbks, May 29. Lynalder, s.s., for Lyttelton, at 11.30 a.m. Btdket, May 29. Cornwall, ».s., f or Wellington; Waikare, ■a, for Wellington, with English and Canadian inails. Mblboubnb, May 29. Weitralia, s.s„ for New Zealand.

The Upolu ia due here late on Sunday evening or early on Monday m'uing, she leaves again the same day for Dnnedin, via Wellington and southern ports. The Botoiti and Maponrika are due early this morning from eoath and north respectively. Aa an instance of the delays attending the working of bar harbours the Wellington Post says:—" At last, after eight days of detention at Foxton, the Kennedy managed te make her way ont yesterday, and arrived in port thia morning. The Queen of the Sonth, which arrived yesterday, was the only boat to get ont on the previous day. The Gertie, which is bound for Westport, also got safely ont yesterday, bnt when the Kennedy left the Himitangi was still a prisoner. Tfce officers of both ttie Qneen of tho Soafli and the Kennedy report exceptionally boavy seas and dirty weather on the Foxton bir."