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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 6, 8 January 1902, Page 2

Okt OF MKV? PLYMOUTH, Wbdhfbdjy. Januabt 8, isol AKKIVEL' TUESDAY, January 7, Takapuna. ss.. 940 tons Grant, from One hangs. Passenger ■ Mesdani"? CI am bsrs,_Weir, Bis-s, Ksaro, Alley, Meek, Irvine Collie and I childi-en, Voan?, Fraser. Dive; and child, O'Kaa. Potter, ir'aundera, am Littler, Misses t.vi.cu, Ka'foH, Potter, Mc Oiatchie, Wright, Garland, Messrs. Uis? Obambeig, Bt croft, ."cPhersou, Dicker Veale, Hardy (2 , Bauer, Syme, Richa"!> Brittain, Mo arlane, Heir, Cran, W. Ma Rrave (2), McU- rrnan, Procter, O'Connell Eustace, Moss, Inpton, 1 ukn, Hoare, Gicd man, Howe, Alley, McClatchie, Meek, Huetl Gore, De Silva, Hutchinson, Rogers. Gold it Baxter, Youn,-, Banner, Herbed, 8001 l Evans (2), Mereiith. Hawkins, Watsinjor Watkin, JudJ, Catforth, Moor, Littlci Campbell, Reynolds, Ward. Blakcy, Olovai Basket, Town, Burrow*, White, Grant, Smiti Jones, Hunter, Browning, McCarthy, Revs Potter and Williams; 30s'e?rage. Union Company, Agents. Rotoiti, s.s, 1150 t ns, Robertson, froc South. Passengers Mcsdanies Gr«.j Franklin, Kelrey and 2 children, Davies am infant, Oathbertson, Messrs Gray, Havward Anderson. Phillip',Chisholm, Davies,Frirk lin, Watkins, • hisholm, Keisey, Bislej Griffin, 11 steerage. Uniin Company, Agents. sal LET) t Tuesday, January 7. Takapuna, s.s., MO tons Grant, for We] and infant. Kin«r, Moiri«on. Page, Mucg ridgs (2), tvssns Angel, Ramson (2), Duu can, Messrs. Pane, Harkntss, Leahy; 6 ste r age. Cargo—lo biles hemp. Rutherford 1 Sou; 1 case bacon, St>atford Bacon Co.; 1 boxes butte , 2 capes feparator fittings, 00. operative Society; 3 boxes better, Orowi Dairy Co.; 1 crite, N.Z. Express Co. Union Company, Agents. Rotoiti, SB., Robertson, for Onebunga Union Company, Agents. KXPKCTRJ) ABRITAIJ:. Neapuhi, from Manoank, to-day Rotoiti, from Manniuo, on Thursday Takapuna, from South on Thursday Ngapohi, from Manukau, en Friday Takapuna, from North, on Saturday Ngapohi. from Manukau, on Mortar T&fcapuna. from Manukau, on Tuesday Kofc»ti, from South, on Tuesday Ngapohi, from Manukau, on Wednesday PROJECTED DEPARTURES. NgapuM for Onehanga to-night. Rotoiti for Wellington on Thursday, at ( a.m. Takspura for Orehunga on Thunda; evening Ngapohi for Onebunga on Friday evoninf Takapuna for Onehußga on Satardaj evening Ngapohi for Onehunga on Monday eveainf Takßpoca for Nelson and Wellit-itfon oi Tuesday, at 8 a.m. Rotoiti for Onehunga on Tuesday eveninf Ngapohi for Onehanga on Wednesday evening PORT OF WAITARA. ARRIVED. Janoaty 5.- Manukas, s.s., Jensen, frcn Mokau. SAILED. January 6.—Manukau, 5.?.. for Mokau. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ARBITER. Wellington, January 6. Badley, from Westpbrt, at 7.20 a.m. The Ancklamd Herald of Monday says :- "The Northern Compiny'a steamer Ngapuh lost a blade from one of her propellers oi the trip up from New Plvmonth a few day ago, and not, as stated in a telegram fron the latter port, on the way to New FlymouM last Thursday night. The steamer had t< slow down a little last Thursday night b prevent the propeller with the lost bladi from racing. This caused the Ngapubib 1» about an hour longer on the trip. Not withstanding this partial diss lement thi Nparrahi made a splendid passage from Nev Plymouth to Onehanga on Friday night, shi having negotiated the journey in 11 boon The propeller was fitted with a new blade oi Sararrlir, and the Ngapohi left again fo New Plymouth yesterday morning, witl over SCO passengers.'' There were neare 300 than 200 passengers, THE TARANAEI PRODUCERS FREEZ ING WORKS. The s.s. Tokomaru, leaving Wellinston oi January 23rd, will be the next staamertak tog dairy produce for the Home market The closing day at the Taranaki Producer Freeing Works will be Wednesday, th 15th day of January, at 3 o'clock. J. S, McKELLAB, Secretary. If ails will close at the Chief Post Office Qwon-streftt, as follow : Wednesday, January 8. For South America and Canary Islands Via. Monte Video, at 6.30 a.m.

For Auckland, per Ngapntri, at 7 p at. TBUBBDAT, January 9. Parcel mail for United States of America ■t S p.m. ! For Australia and Tasmania at 630 a.m. (doe in Sydney January 14). Dor Wellington and Sooth, per Rotoiti, at 10.30 a.m. For Auckland perTabapuna.at 7 p.m. I FBIDAT, January 10. For Auckland per Ngapulji, at 7 "p.m. For Saipoa HoDolniu, Japan. Philippine Inlands, United Statri of Ac-eri.a, Canada British Colombia, Central and South America, British and Foreign West indies, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via San Francisco, at at 7 p.m. For money orders at 4 p.m., and registered letters at 5 p.Ti. Mail due in Londpn, February 8. Note—Late letters for despatch via San Francisco will be received at this office, without payment of late fees up to 8 p.m. on day nf closing mail. Saturday, January 11. For Auckland and North, per Takapnna. at 7 p.m. For Australia, Tasmania. Ceylon, India,. 7 p,m. fdue in Bydoe7 on Jarua'y 18). Mokdat, January 13. For Auckland and North, per Ngapnhi, at 7pjn. Forß»rotonga.and Tahiti, »t 7 p.m For Australia, Tasmania, Ceylon, India, China, Japan, Straits Settlements, etc., at 7 p.m. F. D. HOLDSWORTH, Chief Postmaster. CHRISTMAS FRUIT. The Co*ope^ative Society A AYE JUST LANDED DIRECT FROM GREECE 150 CASES NEW CURRANTS AND SULTANAS The fruit is excep' ionallyjfine, and taking nalityas the test o; cheapness, it cannot be equalled in the district dw3ld