SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 222, 15 October 1903, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NK.W PLYMOUTH.

THURSDAY, October 15. j SAILED. WKDSE3DAY, October 14. Moa, s,s., 120 tons, Sawyers, for Wanganni. W. D. Webster, A:;en!. EXPECTKD .\KKIV4iS Ngapuhi from Manuka-!, to-day. Gertie fiom Westport to-day. Kotoiti from ManukoU or. Friday Takapuna from South on KriiLiy Barawa from Jl.v.uka i on Monday Takapuna from Matiukan oa Tuesday Kotoiti from South on Taasdiy Ngapuhi, from llannkau. on Thursday 3HIFPKSW ■i,-.i.;jt.f]iA--.J.-3. H'.!:iV!:o.

<- Rotoiti, s.s., froii New Plymouth at :> am. V/i:li.i::gtos, Octcbp.r 14. Takapnna, s.s., from New Plymouth, at 2.50 Bar. . Port CniLiiK.'is, Oatobcr 14. Somerset from I ytteitjn *i lliam, Wasganui, October 14. Moa from New Viymouta as 1.30 p.m. SAILKD. Whllington, October 14. ■ Papanui for Lvttel'cn at 5.50 a.m. " Auckland, October 14. Heathbank, ss, for Wellington at 6 a.-n. Niwaru for Wanganni roadstead at 9.31 a.m. Onehukga, October 14. Ngapuhi, s.s, for New Plymouth at ■ Westport, October 14. Gertie for New Plymouth »t 4 p.m. IXPKOTKD ARRIVALS IN WELLING

Ocean-going Tomoana, left London 6th August vis, Capetown, Australian ports, Auckland, and Bast Coast; due about 23rd October. Marere, left New York 13th August via Australia and Auckland; due about November 3rd. Buapehu, left Flyrcouth 13th September via Capetown andHobart; due about 26th October. Waimate, left London Bth beptembar via Oapatown. Hcbart, and Auckland; due about ,-, 30th October. '. Star of Australia,left London 26th August ' via Australian ports, Auckland, aud Kast . Coast; due about 15th November. Indradevi, lett London 15th September via Australian ports and Auckland; due about 23rd November. Soiling Ships— Loreley, left Liverpool 25th May via Pon Chalmers (at Pert Chalmers) Ben Avcn, left Glasgow 2nd Jane via Por Chalmers. Kinfauns. left Liverpool 15th June Alice, left New York 7th July Montgomeryshire, left Liverpool 15th Jul; •- Firth of Clyde, left Glas/ow 18th Jaly Thornliebank, left New York 11th Angus Bessfield, left Glasgow 19th August Sierra Cadena, left London Ist Septernbe

Invervrie, left Glasgow 22nd September! te Fort Obalmers. I

Several changes h ive beea effected in the disposition of the Northern B.<\ Co 'a stiff. ■oma of which hava been noted already by ns. Among the others Mr. R. Hac's-en (late Olenelg) as crr'ef and Mr. Patterson .-is second officer jo'n '* e Clansman; Captain $5. SteDhtnson, with Mr. Paw'in>s as chief and Mr. Kdwards a« tecond, joins the Npapuhi; Oaptain J 0. Blacfclock goes back to the Glenelg, with Mr. HorTey (late fhnman) as chief and Kr. Rob=.rtf ; on second ; tbe Rotomahana claims Mr MeArlhur (of the Gleaelgl as chief officer, and Mr. 0. Field as chief and Mr. ThackeHury (of the Glenelg) join Capt. C. Fuikner on the Ma'eapapa. Mr S. H. Luke, 1 .to. *eoon 1 engineer of t*>e Tatanekai, has 'eft for KoyUiid to prosecctt his engineering s'.udie3 Mr Luke also ins tends to visit Anvrica. A commencemeai has been mide with tbi construction of a "range-breaker" ia thi inner harbour at Timaru. T».is ia a sheet pile projection, 40ft. in length, from the inner side of the outer arm of the old breakwater, which, it is hoped, will materially reduce the seidor range of the water along th"? main wharf during heavy seas. The Nelson H.irbour Board will shortly consider a proposal to lease a portion of the mnd flat, containing about iMOO aires, tor reclamation pai poses. The contrict pric i for the new Hudda't Parker liner is staled to be £72,0J0. This was secured by Messrs. Caird 4c Co., of Greenock, ths other tenders ranging as high M £97,000. Oapt'.in Rolls U new in charge of the Mnura, Captain Farrrer havisg'left the vessel at DunediD. Captain Millman and his officers have transferred from the Uoiinna to the Pukaki. THK TABASAKI PRODUCERS FREEZING WORKS CO., LTD.

TH» ss Papanai, leaving October 2j)tb, will be the next steamer carrying Dairy Produce. The closing day at the Moturoa Freezing "Woiks will be WEDNESDAY, the 2Ut October, at 3 o'clock n.m. J. 6. MoKELLAK, Secretary.