SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH, Wednesday, June 19, 1901. High Water—lo 43 a.m. and 11.11 p.m, Hum Rise—7 24 a.m.; Sun Set -4.36 p.m. Pkmet of the Moon.—First quarter, June 24th, Sh. 30m. 2la. a.m. ARRIVEP. Tuesday, June 18. Kotoiti, s.s, 115'J t n-\ Robertson, from South. Passengers—Mrs. Park, Messrs. Park, Montgomery, Bayunt, Kelly, and 9 ateerage. Union Gompar.y, Arects. Ngapuhi, s.s, 690 tons, Norfcury, from Onehunga. Passengers -50 Excursionists. I W. D. Webster, Agent. KXPKOTED ARRIVALS. Ngapuhi, frc.T- Mannkau, on Thursday Takapuna, s.s., from tioutli, on Friday • Rotoiti, from Manukau, on Friday Ngapuhi. from Manukau, on Monday Botciti, from llanukdn, on Tuesday Takapuna, from £euth, on Tuesday
SAILKTI. • Monday, June 17. Upolu, s.s., 1141 tors, Rolls, for Duredin. Cargo—Stratford Bacon Do., 3 cases bacon; Omata Co-op, 11 cases of butter; Kirkwood, 6empty hhdt; Liardet, 10 ditto; Bewley & Griffiths, 52 cases of cheese; Cameron it Co., 25 cas»s of butter ; Patterson & Go, 20 ditto; Bwl#y St Griffiths, 133 boxes butter; Meddows, 79 ditto; Tothall 4c C 0.,-100 boxes ditto; Crown Dairy Company, 4 ditto; Nowton King, 80 ditto. Un'on Company, Agents. Tuesday, June 18. Rotoiti, s.s., Kobertaor, for Onehunga Passengers Messrs. Knight, Emmanuel, Goold, and 6 steerajfe. Cargo—KP. Co-op., 4 boxes butter; Eltham Dairy Co., 35 ditto; Moa Farmers', 35 ditto; Makatawa Diiry Co., 17 ditto; Pike, i case; Lucas, 1 case; Union S.B. Co., I truck. Union Company, Agents. I'akapuca, s s., for South. Passengers.— Mr. Martin and child an-i 2 steerage. Cargo —Drake, 9 I ags 'pig'* feet, 1 cask heads, 5 cases bacon; (Jfolson, 10 cases of jam. Union flompany, Agent. Ngapuhi, s.s., 690 tons, tforbury, for Onehunga. W. D. Webster, Agent.
SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. • ARRIVED. Onkbusga. June 18. ■ Ngapuhi, a.s., from New Plymouth, at 9,80 aju. Bluff, Jans 18. Uokoia, from Hobart (English mail). Wellington, June 18. Papanui, from London, via Hobart, at 12.20 a.m. Upoln, 5.8., from New Plymouth, at 11.5 ajn. Aucklanb, Jane 18 Mariposa, from Honolulu, at 9.50 a.m. ("Frisco mail). BAILED. Bluff, June 18. Warriraoo, s.s., for Hobart, at 8 a.m. Poet Chalmeb?, June 18. Bakaia, s s„ for Timaru, at 10 a.m. The Oreti leaves Westport tJ-day for New Plymouth, with a cargo of coal for the Railway Department. A very heavy north-east gale was blowing last night with a very heavy sea. The Hotoiti had a big struggle making headway in the teeth of the gale. The Ngapuhi and the Takapuna both arrived from the north, the latter having an English mail on board. In consequence of the heavy gale and sea Captain Hood signalled the Takapuna to go on, as there would be considerable delay in getting alongside in the state of the weather. The Ngapuhi came ia as ! landed her passengers and left a?ain about midnight.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 123, 19 June 1901, Page 2
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