SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 274, 22 November 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

fORT OF WYW PLYMOUTH, Friday, November 22, 1901. ARRIVED. ' Thukday. November 21. Nsaruhi, s.s, 690 tons, Nortmry. from Onthutira. Pas/eogcrs—Hesdames Jones, Jennings. Craig, Mis- Mackay, Messrs. Wyr.ott. T. IVity, Williams, Juiisn, Poi;e, R*od, ['cirson.Strawpiidge.Mitrhell, Wells, Wear, Snowball. Lewenterg, Farley; 7 tteer>se W. D. Wsbfter, Agent. i Thubsday, Noveml er 21. j Ngapubi, a*, 690 tons, Norbaiy. for One"iunga. Passenpera—Mesdames McDonnell, Reid. Marshall, Messrs. Long, JoVUn, Sampson, Farley. McDonnell, Green, Oreamer, Marshall; 5 steerage. Cargo—2o box's barter, Mangatoki Dairy d.; i 0 do, Eltham Dairy Co.; 2 do, Co-ep ; 11 cases baocn, Stratford Bacon Co.; 3 ca<ks ta'low, 42 hide*. 7ba'e>skins, 1 bag hair, C!ough;3 Nileskat'fer. Jones' Ta-neryOo.; 3pkgs, ICirg; I do. Sarg-od; 10 do, Ra'lway. W J\ Webster, Apent. ner nm arm- 4l* Tamper*, from Manukas, to-day Kot.->it\ from Snath, to day "gapnhi from Mannkan, on Monday TJpoiu, from South, on Monday T*kar>ura from Mannkan. on Tuesday " ilotolti. fr.tm Sotitb. on Tuesday Jtrap-jlu. fri-r- Mannkan, on Thursday itotoiti, from Mannkan, on Friday j Taknpnr.a, from South, on Friday j PROJECTED DEPARTURBP. Takapana for South to-day Rotoiti fnr Onehunga to-night Upola. for Oanedio, via way ports, on Mon/aj. Ngip-ihi for Onehunga on Monday POBT OF WAITARA. AttBIVBD. November 20.—Chelmsford, s.s.. 87 tens, T»w, frvra Ocehonga. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. 11HITB). Wbllington, November 20. Koigbt of St. George, from Auckland, at 11.45 p.m. Wellington, November 21. De phlc, from London, via Eobart, at 6.20 ajn. Tongsriro, f'om Auckland, at 10.25 a.m. ■trr.wn. Pom Ohalmkbs. November 21. Mcmbassv, for Bluff, at 11.30 a.m. According to a telegram from Dnnedtn, Captain Chalflald. of the Mocowai, is to be transferred to the Wanimoo, which will recommence running to-morrow after a long tie-np. Cap'a'n Chatfield has been in Australia on holiday leave. The Union Steamship Oom| any has decided to despatch steamers from Wellington to the West Coast via Nelson on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays daring the summer months The Wainui, Hanpiri, and Mapou- . rika will be employed in the service. The area that has to contribute to the loading of the big ocean steamers now viait- : ing the colony may be judged by the following from the shipping columns of one «f oar WeVJinjt-n contemporaries:—'• The Tyser steamer Indralema is to leave for London via Teneriffe this morning at daylight She takes the following cargo from this colony: From Wellington—3 cases meats. 11 packaces bop», 105 casks tallow, 434 bales flax, 1333 bales wool, 235 bales hemp, 33 bales tow, 3416 haunches mutton, 22,445 legs mutton, 308 quartets beef, 26,048 frozen sheep. From Napier—l case sundries, 14 cases meats. 3403 pieces beef, 4590 bales wool. From Gisborne—llsß bales wool, 2 bales skins, 10 casks savage casings, 12,866 carcases mutton. 8 carcases lamb, 980 quarters beef, 9418 pieces mutton, 13 cases meat extract. From .Lystelton—l4B sacks barley, 5 bales rabbit skins, 500 sacks grass seed, 84 tacks beans, 15,739 sacks wheat From Auckland—2l74 cases kaori gum, 282 bales hemp, 60 sacks hides, 16 cases vanilla, 22 bales wool, 2 bale" basil*, 1 ca»k pelts. 1 case sundries. From Port Ohalnwrs—29s bales wool, 80 bales rabbit skins, 3 bales hair, 19 casks pelts. 7 packages merchandise. 883 crates rabbits, 36 casks tallow, 57 bags hides, 1 bags calf skins. From Bluff—643o carcases mutton, 2200 cratrs rabbits, 205 hales wool, 8 casks pelts, 72 cases preserved meats, 115 casks tallow, 4 bales rabbit skins, 54 carcases frozen lamb, 3879 crates frozen rabbit*. 28 cases frozen plucks, 11 cases kidneys."