SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 283, 30 November 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

POhT OP KIW PLYMOUTH,

BATUEDiy, Notbvbbb 80, 1901.

ARKIYEI? F* day, November 29. I Rotoiti, 8b„ 1]59 tors, Robertson, from ■annkau. # —Mesdames King, lauig, Prookfiekl, Oils, > atteisall, Doughty, Body, Wiilis, Wilson, Hughes and family, Anderson. Misses King, Pear?on, Doughty, Meed, Dickey, Cooper, Wilton 2. Messrs Boldere, Cox, King, Sargood. Inspector Hume, Dtet, Broberg, Oils, «iUon, Hchn, Good»on, Ilume, Willi*. Hughes, Ahlfeld, Vickerman, Dr Anderson, Barraclough, New-nu-n, and 13 steerage. Union Company, Agents.

Takapjuia, na„ 940 tons, Grant, from, J 0 ™*-- rast-engere - - Mesdames Massey JS, Dabb. Lovettz and child. Miss Nichol-' •on, Messrs Camming, Hirams, Jnassey, Dr Mraey, Howard, Ashe, Winter, lunger, Arthy, Parker Ryan, Cavegn, Lovettz, Keppel, Pullen, Hodgkins, Banyan, tkhttJ Mcintosh. Stowere, Dabb, »lU, nali, Boner, Averill, Knott, Hennings. Union Oompar j, Agents. aAII.KTi. Friday, December 29. Kotoiti, k.s , Robertson, for Bouth. Cargo.-8 bales wool, H. W. bottle*, Gibson P. Brand 00., 15 bales bemp, i packages batter worker, N. King, 1 case Joaacoo, 3, H. Cook and Co., 1 case bacon, Buchanan, h boxes hatter, N.P. Co-op, 60 make fungm, Ching Kee and Co. Un'oj Company, Agents. '*' Takspona, s.g., for Mannkau Passengers —Mesdames Hall, Kane, Collins, Woolley, Couch, Nathan; Misses McLean, Sel'ers, EUiot», Tjoi ; Messrs Heslop, Barriball, Tjer, Lobedie, Watkins, Hoo. C. Johnston, Qiampion, Ryan, Da Silv.\, Rev. Woolley, Bwly, Nathan, Shine, Lawry; 12 steerage. Cargo—2 cases hams, Inglewood Bacon Co.; 8 cases, 1 box, New Zealand Express Company; 1 case e.r. tins, J Loogley; 6 cas-s luggacc, 1 case piano, R. Webby; 16 sacks hides, Margatroyd Bros; 1 bundle sheepskins, 6 c»]f skins, 4 bandies hides, 1 sack hides, J. G. Blow. Union Company, Agents.

UXncOTRD ARRIVALS Ngapnhi from Manukau, on Monday Takapona from Manukao, on Tuesday Kotoiti, from South, on Tuesday N<apuhi, freir. Manukan, on Thursday Ngapthi, from Manukau, on Wednesday Kotoiti, from Manukas, on Friday Takapnna, from South, on Friday . Ngapuhi. f-om Manukau, on Friday PROJECIED DEPARTURES. Ngapabi for Onehnnga on Monday SHIPPING TKLEQKAMS, ABKITO. Augklahd, Novomber 29. Heathdene, s.e., 3 p.m., from Wellington. The date of the sailing of tho Toagariro from Wellington is the 12th December, not the 16th, as appeared in our last is>ue. H.M 8. Li said arrived at Auckland from Bydney on Friday morning. | (The Pukaki, which left Port Chalmers for Wfstport on Wednesday morning, was fonnd bv the Te Anan shortly after midnight on Thursday, burning distress signals, about 80 mUes from the Heads The Te Anan towed her to port, after a hard pull, on account of ahead wind It is not known what the actual damage is, bat it is supposed the tail shaft is broken. The Ngapuhi made a very smart run of 10 hours and 40 minutes from wharf to wharf on Thursday sight. She left the Breakwater at 9.10 p.m, reaching Ooehnnga at 7.60 a.m. on Friday. THE TARANAKI PRODUCERS FREEZING WORKS. The s.s. Tongariro, leavir g Wellington on December 12th, will be the next steamer taking dairy produce for the Home market. The closing day at the Taranaki Producers Freeziig Works will be Wednesday, the 4th day of December, at 3 o'clock