SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. Thubsdat, September 17. EXPECTED iKKIVAJS Ngapuhi from Manukau, Oreti from Westport to-day Taka una from §oath on Friday Kotoiti from Manukau on FrMav Ngapuhi, from or. ilc-nday Takapuna from ilanakau on'iuasday Kotoiti from South en roe -flsy Ngapuhi, from Manukau, ou Thursday
SHIPPING j iOEGHAMB. \ ARBTVET). S WfiSTPOUT, September J6 ! Oreti from Hew PJ moath M 245 a.m.;, (inward 'Frisco m*il). Osehiihga, SepVoiber 16. Rotoiti, 8.8., from New Pijrrouth at 11.50 a.m.
Tiiilßt, September 16. Torakiia from Lyi'eliou at '2 p.m. Westport, August 16. Gertie from New Plymouth »t 7.30 p.m. Svdsky, September 16. Warrimoo, s.s., from Niw Zealand, at 5.30 SULHD. Okehunga, Snp'ember 16. NgapOhi, a.s., for Ne v Piymoatb at 4.5 p.m. Westpobt, beptember 16. Oreti for New Plymouth at 2 p.m. Sydney, September 16 J| Talnne for Auckland at 2 30 p.m.
BXPKOTBD ARRIVALS IN WELLINGTON. Somenet, left Mew Tork 22nd Jul; ria Australian p'rte, Gothic, left London 4th Aueast via Capetown and Hobirt; due about 14th inst. Tomoana, left London 66h August via Capetown, Australian porta, Auckland, and Bait Coast; dne about 23rd Uctober. Wakanui, left London 11th August via (Capetown, Hubart, afid Port Ohalmera; dne about 30th isst. Harere, left New Tork 13th August via Australia and Auckland; dne about October 17th. Papanui, left Plymouth 17th August via Capetown; dna about 18tb Inst. Star of Australia, left London 26 jh August via Australian pons, Auckland, and Kast Ooui Atbenic. left London lit inst, via Capetown and Hobart; dne about 12th October.
A London cable states that the steamer Haipara, built for Messrs. Torabull fc Co., of Wellington, has been tnccesifully launched. Bbortly after leaving the breakwater on Tuesday afternoon for Wangsnoi, the Moa bad the misfortune to lose ber propeller. She left the wharf at 3 p-m., and was about four miles south-* est of the Seal Bock at ' , 8.36 p m., when the shaft carried away fl"sh with the third hole, and the propeller wss long off. The engines were stopped and •til sst far the breakwater, a boat in charge of the mate and thrse men beintr sent ahead for assistance. About S3O the Gertiepisssd, kiid being hailed for sssistance came and nt a tow line from the disabled vessel. The fne parted three times, and it was not until f .30 p.m. that the wharf was reached. It is probable that the Oreti will be sent to tew the Moa to Wellington fer repairs, THE TABAWAKI PRODDOBK-i FKBIZ ING WORKS CO., LTD. Thb tSi Delpbic is notified to leave Wellington for London on the 17th Sestemhei, and the f.B. Toiakina on the Ist of October. The cl«sing day at the Meturoa works will be Thursday, the 10th of September, and for the as. Turakina, Thursday, the 24'.h St ptember, at 3 o'clock p.m. J. 8. HcKBLLAR, Secretary.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 207, 17 September 1903, Page 2
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471SHIPPING NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 207, 17 September 1903, Page 2
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