SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 218, 24 September 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

| eO&T OF NEW PLYMOUTH, I' Totbdas, September 24,1801. ; ; . ARRIVKI?

J Monday, September 23. > Ngapubi, tiilO tons, Norbory, from One- :' Imoga. Passengers Mesdames Dwyer, j Williamson and 3 children, Buckland, Miss

Westrn, Kev. Jordan, Messrs. Hooking Attchisoo, Birch, O'Dowell, Leydon Helley, Crole, Ress, Collis, Ifwerson, Beard Olaydeo. Walker, Ward, Duval, Dowling; 11 ateerage. W rv. W<-hster, Agent. Upolu, s.s., im tons, HoKord, from Bonth. _ Unioa Oo ta pany, Agf nts. Oerfae, 5.8., 200 ty n(ii Simpson, from Greynontb.

Union Corcpany, Agents. BXTKCtEn ARRIVALS Maponrika, from Hanukan, to-day fiotoiti, from South, to day ' Ngapubi, frwr. Manokau, on Thursday Botoiti, from Manukan, on Friday Mapooriku, from South, on Friday Ngapnhi from SLjnnkan, on Monday Maponrika, from Maiukau, on Tuesday Botoiti, fronj South, on Tuesday

4 sailed Monday. Septeml er 23. TTpolo, 5.8., 1141 to 's, Holford, for South. t Cargo—l 36 boxes butter, Crown Dairy Co.; 18 do, HP. Co-op. Society; 15 do, Moa Fanners Co-op.; 18 oases cheese, Crown Dairy Co.; 100 bass charcoal. A. Hardy; 1 hhd r.e., 2 e.r. barre's, H. Johnston; 3 crate' * M. tins, Curtis tc. Burroughs; 2 crates, B. C. ; Bobbins; 3 do, 3 crates, 7. Gamer; quantity ■crap iron, W. R. Mack ay. Union Company, Ajrents. Ngapnhi, 5.8., 690 tons, Norbary, for Onehanga. Passenger')—Mesdames Garrett, k - Burnett, Harks, McKectip, Keith, Canningbam, Hisses Cooper, Nosier, Marks, Keith, Foreman, Smith, Fabian, Grant, Syche, Messrs. Nicholas. Willy, Tate, Brown (2), Burnett, Wood. Blair, Lewis, Cunningham. J.O.G*orgi-, Co«ie, Colonel Estill (S.A.), C• _ Major Bennett; 5 steerage. Cargo—l 7 boxes batter, Moa Farmers; 6 do, Co-0p.;2d0, , Carter; 1 cases bacon, Stratford Bason Co.; 2 do, Buchanan; 14 bundles skins. Sole Bros.; 2pkgs, Kibby; 7 pkg', Oliver; 15 do, Express Co. W. D Webster, Agent. PORT OF WAITARA. ABBIVED. September <jn.-Manuk m, ss., Jensen, i'. from Mokau. September22.—Kiripaka. s.s., Shaw, from r Westport. BAILKD. September 22.—Manukau, 5.8.. for Mokau, SHIPPING TELEGKASB. ARRIVED. POET Ohalm kbs, September 23. Waimate, s.s., from London, via Capetown, at 10.36 a.m. I Bluit, September 23. Monowai sjb., from Hobart, at 1.30 p.m. (English mail), SAILEDt Spit, September 21. Sttr of Australia, for Wellington, at L2op.m Niwoastlt, September 23. ' Whangape, for Lytteltoa. , Hobart. September 23. Italian warship Pugha, for Ne* Zealand. Tim abu, Septfmberl3. ~ Wakanui, for Bluff, at 11pm. Bdtjff, September 23. Talnce, for Hobart. at 7.15 p.m The TJpolu which arrived from the pouth yesterday had rn excfpticnally large cargo (nearly 500 tons) for New Plymouth. She was in command of an old New Plymoath boyi th« second eon of. the late Cap'ain Holford, formerly Harboaruiaiter at the port. Captain Bolls is away on a holiday to Melbourne, and Captain Holford, who is well known as first mate of the Takapana, is temporally in charge.' He received many congratulations from his many New Ply- ,_ , month friends Tie Railway Department handled nearly 1000 tons of cargo yesterday at the break- (■ water from the UpMu, Ngapuhi and Gertie, the latter having 230 tons of coal for the department. The Gertie made a very smart trip to New Plymouth this time, leaving Westport at 4.15 von Sunday evening and arriving at New Plymouth at 6 a.m. on Monday.