SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 146, 15 July 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

POET 0? NEW PLYMOUTH, Monday, July 16, 1901. F '"KOTKD ABBIVALS. ] HgapuM, from Manukan, tc-day , Toroa. from Sooth to-day. Gertie, from Westport, on Tuesday. Takapuna. from Hanukau, on Tuesday Bot Mti, aDm So at 1 ), on Tjf iday Ngapuhi, i.c® Manukau, on Thcraday Botoiti, from Manukau, on Friday Takapuna, from South, on Friday NgapcM f .-om Manukau, on Monday BHIPPING TKLTOP \MB. .. / arbivkd. OItHBCHQA, July 13. Takapuna, a.s, from New Plymouth, at t a.m. TlMABtr, Jily 18. Aii 'elp f om Port Ohslmers, at 8 a.m. Wlslington, July 13. Hapor ika, s.s. from New Plymouth], at 12.45 p.m. GRiiMOUTH, Jrly 14. Toroa, l am New Plymouth, at 9 p.m. on 13th. Wrllington, July 14 Star of England, for W? igamu roadstead, at 2.15 p.m. SAILED. Lytt ton, July 15. Winfield, for D' br i, \ i Albany, from ■lret n, at 1.45 p.m. Wellington, July 14. Tekoa, for Lj tel n, at 645 a.m. Port Chalwhbs, July 14. Tagns, for Wellington, at 11.45 &.m. Lynalder, for Melbocae, at 11.39 a.m.

The Toroa is expected to arrive this afternoon, and the Gertie to-morrow. Both bringing coal from Westport. The schooner Surprise, with a cargo of Ifokau coal, is over-due. The rough weather has probably delayed hej. The Harbour Board's dredge, Thomas King, which has been on the bard for several days under-going repiim, was float el out on Saturday. A timber scow ran into the harbour yesterday and lowered a boat, which put a man ashore, the scow meanwhile standing out to m. After entiling about for an hour or tw* she again ran in under the Bugarloaves and picked up the boat, • which had put out to meet her. She then sailed between the , Bujarioaves and away south. The Ngapuhi, from Oaehunga, and the Upolu, from Daoedin, via way ports, are due •arly this mening. The Upolu left Nelson yesterday.