SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 221, 14 October 1903, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OP NEW PLYMOUTH.

Wbdnjesdax, October 14.

ARRIVED. ' Tuesday, October 13, i Gertie, s.s., 260 toes, Simpson, from West- 1 port Union Company, Agents. Moa, 8j9,120 tons, Sawyers, from Westport. Cargo—l2o tons coal. Union Company, Agents. Kanieri, as , 200 tons, Haultiin, froiii Onehunga. W. D. Webster, Agent. Takapuna, s.s., 937 tons, Williams, from Onehunga. Passengers Mesdames Neil, Hoore, Noonan, Barks, McKobert, Miss De Lace, Messra. Dannett, Bart, Baaverty, Phaw, Moss, Moore, Clark, Brown, Berry, Taylor, Take, Mcßooert, Henry, Sing Kee, McLeod, Clark, Maxwell, Tiremau; 11 steerage, t Union Company, Agents. Rotoiti, s.s., 1159 tons, Robertson from South. Passengers Mesdames Smith Bowed, Misses Toirance, Reay, Messrs. Fabian, King, Gilmoar, Menli Dr. Lewes; 4 steerage. Union Company, Agents. SAILED. Monday, Octobsr 12. Upoln, 8.5., 1141 tons, Holford, for South. boxes batter, 6 cases bacon, 12 do bams, 3J e.r. bhds. 4 crates e r. tins, 3 cases empty ac d jars, 9 hampers, 1 case acid, 2 crates, 2 boxes, 4 cases, 3 pkgs sacdries. Union Company, Agents. Tuesday, October 13. Kanieri for Waitara. W. D. W«b3ter, Agent. Takapuna, s.s., 937 tons, Williams, for South. Union Company Agents. Rotoiti, s.s, 1159 tons, Robertson, for Onebnoga. Passengers—Mesdames Taylor, McCash, Olark, Bu: master, Young, Chapman, Smith, Misses He Jock, Olark, McDonald 2, McCntchens 3, Messrj. Johaein, Taylor, Lowe, Young, Josliog, Hannah, Pak r. Miller, Devitt, Taylor, Ohapmia. Cargo—--1 horse, 96 boxes batter, 2 cases bacon, 9 ska hides, 6 bales leather, 1 trass basils, 12 cases samples, 6 pkges luggage, 4 boxes er. jars, 1 sewing machine, 8 pkges sundries. Union Company Agents,

EXPECTED ARKIVAIS Ngapuhi, from Manukas, on Thursday Rotoiti from Mannkau on Friday Takapuna from South on Friday Rarawa from Man aba i. on Monday Takapuna from Mannkau on Tuesday Rotoiti from South on Tuesdiy PORT OF WAirARA ARRIVED. October 13. Kanieri, as., 200 tons, Haultain,from Onehunga, via New Plymouth SHIPPING TKLKGHAMS. ARRIVED. Tn Kopurtj, Octob«r 12. Rims from New Plymouth at noon on Uth. Bluff, October 12. Warrimoo from Melbourne, via Hobart at hood (English mail). Wellington, October 13. Upolu from New Plymouth at 6.50 am. Athanic, s a., from London (Ist September) via Oape Town and Hobart at 12.45 p m. Timabc, October 13. Wakanui from Port Chalmers at 7 a.m. Bluff, October 13. Whangape from Newcastle at 7.35 a.mOkkhunga, October 13. Ngapuhi s.s., from New Plymouth, at 9 am. SAILED. * Wellington, October 10. Waiwera for London at 2.35 p.m. Bluff, October 12. Victoria for Melbourne, via Hobart, ht 445 p.m. •EXPECTED ARRIVALS IS WILLINGTON. Ocean-going Steamers~ Tomoana, left London 6th August via Capetown, Australian ports, Auckland, and Bast Coast; due about 23rd October. Harare, left New York 13th August via Australia and Auckland; due about November 3rd. Roapahu, left Plymouth 13th September via Capetown and Hobart; due about 26th October. Wa'.maie, left Landon Bth baptembar via Capetown Hobart, and Auckland; due about SOtti October.

Star of Australia,left London 26th August vis Australian ports, Anskland, and Kast Coast; Cueabou' 15th Novembar. fiidradevi, lett London 15th September, via Australian ports and Auckland; due •bout 23rd Novembar. Skiing Ships— Loreley, left Liverpool 25th May via Port Chalmers (at Port Ohalmere) Ben Avon, left Glasgow 2ad June via Fort Chalmers. Kinfauns, left Liverpool 15th June Alice, left New York 7tn July Montgomeryshire, left Liverpool 15th July Firth of Clyde, left Glasrow IBth July Thornliebank, left New York 11th August Bessfield, left Glasgow 19th August Sierra Oadena, left London Ist September Invervrie, left Glasgow 22nd September U Port Chalmers.

Work at the harbour was brisk on Tuesday. Besides the Takapuna and Rotoiti. the j Gertia and Moa, with cargoes ot coal, were worked. The Kanieri. from Onehunga to Waitara, als i berthed at tha breakwater, and discharged 300 cases of explosives. Toe Northern BS. Co.'s new steamer Rarawa will make her initial trip to this' port on Monday next, leaving Onehunga on Sunday afternoon. The tTpo'u, on Monday, left New Plymouth with 4COO boxes of butter for Home transhipment. Oaptaiu Norbury, who takes command of the r-orthera Bteamship Company's new steamer Rarawa, will be accompanied bj Mr. A. B:<?pbenson as chief officer, Mr Oummings as second, and Mr. Rawlicgs as third. The Ngapabi, which is to take up the Auck land-Whangarei running, will be in command of Captain K. Stephenson, with Mr. Dawlings as chief officer, and Mr Edwards msecond. - THE TARANAEI PKODUOKH* FREEZING WORKS CO., LTD. The ss. Gothic, leaving ibe colony on October 15tb, will be the next steamer carrying Ibi<-y Produce, and will be followed bv the s.s. Papanui, leaving October 29th. The cloMng day at the Moturoa Freeziog Works will be WEDNESDAY, the 7th October and 21st Octobar, at 3 o'clock p.m. ' J. S. McKBLLAR, Secretary.