SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 185, 19 August 1903, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

' PORT OP N T EW PLYMOUTH. J WEDNESDAY, AugUßt 19. 1 ARRIVED. I Monday, August 17. I Gertie, ba, 260 toss, Simpson, from Westport. Cargo—Coal. Union Company, Agents. Tuesday, August 18. Takapnna, s.s., 937 tons, Robertson, from i

Onehungs. Passengers-MesdamesNoawortbyl Innti, Clark, Bloomtiald, Lewis, Hooper,' Buddie, Goulstone, Hisses Btnnie,McNamara, j Bmith, Marfell, Ealrymple, Lew, Kershaw, ' Lewis, Gillies, Cotter 2, Gorrie, Richmond 2, Torranoe, Messrs. Noßworthy, Binnie, • Holden, Fowld*,Mollroy, Horrocks, Harfell, Trotter, Finlay, Blickie, Symonds, Warren,' Gilmeur, Gault, Innes, Miller and attendant, Daly, Stringer., Hennirut, Piesser, Troy ford, Ford, Dalton and son, Walker; 18 steerage. Union Company, Agents. Rotoiti, s.s., 1169 tons, Hunter, from South. Passengers Mesdames Heppell ' and 4 children, Banks and servant, Miss Hooper, Messrs. Heppall 2, Fairhall, Panks 'I, Johasen; 2 steeia;e. Union Company Agents. SAILED TUBBDAY, Augcst 18. Takapnna, s.s., 937 tons, Robertson, for Booth. Union Company, Agents. Gertie, s.s, for Westport. Union Company, Agents. Rotoiti, |u., 1169 tons. Hunter, from Ooehunga, Passengers—Meadames Duncan, Nathan, Nichols and child, Allnm, Becker and child, Hughes and 2 children, Misses O'Laughlan, Brewer, Messrs. 0. Ranson, Nathan, Bell, F. Pinsnn, W. Johnston, T. J. Qnln, Titchbon, Bickards. Russell, Andrew, Leather, E. 0. Weir, MoKenzie, Batholmer, Ball, Hughes ; 19 steeraga. Union Company, Agents. EXPECTED ARBITAIS Ngapuhl, from Hanukau, on Thursday Takapnna from South on Friday Botoiti from Manukau on Friday Ngapnhi from Manukaj. on Monday Botoiti from Sooth on Tuesday Takapnna from Manukau on Tuesday SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ABBrVHD. O»«HirNBA, August 18. Ngapnhi sj., from New Plymouth, at ■ f4O a.m. Wbllisoton. August 18. Star ef New Zealand from Auckland at 9.5 MB. Windsor from Port Chalmers at S.S p.m. Launcestoh, August 18. Botokiso, at Devonport, from Westport. BAILBD. Spit, August 18. Faparoa for Wellington at 6.30 a.m. Whllisqton, August 19. Delphic for Timaru at 6 a m. ARRIVAL OF THE WAINUI. the WainuL which left New Plymouth for Wellington at 1 o'clock on Friday, arrived la that port at 730 on Monday morning Bhe left the Northern poit with a strong Berth-east wind, parsed Egmout at 5.30 and picked up Farewell Spit at 5 o'clock on Saturday night. She then went through the French Pass and anahored under Long Island. From this point another start was made for Wellington early Sunday morning, Ink the Teasel had topnt back to Picton, anchoring there at 2.30 p.m. Picton was left at 1.15 ajn. on Monday, and Wellington reached without further delay. The trip light through was a very rough one, seas breaking over the Teasel, but no damage was done beyon 1 the breaking loose of libehoats, which mishap was soon repaired. The Waiaui sailed again at 12.35 p m. on Monday for Westport and Greymouth, but after proceeding to the heads, put back to Worser Bay and dropped anchor. Lart week's Evening Pat says:—Captain Grant want South hut evening for instructions, Mr. James, chief officer of the Takapnna, taking that vessel North. Captain Robertson is to change from the Wainui to the Takapura at New Plymouth, Captain Baokatrum bringing the Waiaoi down. Captain Robertson, of the Rotoiti, brought the lakapuna in this trip. Captain Hunter, late flrst inate of the Takapnna, is now in command oi the Rotoiti. The Gsrtle arrived oi Monday afternoon and discharged coal all night, leaving foi Westport at 4.80 a.m. oa Tuesday.