SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 226, 21 October 1903, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. Wednesday, October 21. ) ARRIVED. ] Tuesday. October 20. |; Takapuna, s.s., 937 tons, Williams, from; Oaehunga. Passengers Mesrlames Leat-; 1 ■», Ko3e. Lees, l>kev and 2 children. Spence, B «nse¥, Gitibinp, MiosHoid, Capt. Hood,! Bs~. 'J hompson, Mes-ra. Lillie Ilose, Bash- • faj-d, Hea>ley, 0;ok, Thomas, Bennett, Good-: Wi. Hood, Hoare. Thompson, Btnn«cll, i Brannuan, Fletcher, Butters, ?■ rre'.t. Glass, Bramwell, Goldie, Tobias; 11 steerage. Union Company, Agents. Rotoiti, s.s., 1159 tons. Robertson from South. Passengers—Mesdames Mi:ir a"d Child, Wilson and child, 11 is-es Miller, Spi'tmlL Messrs. Frith, Chit helm, Headerson. Donald, Blick, Barrac'ougb, Fabian, RamUnion Company, Agents. SAIbUD. Monoay, Cctoi-er 19. j Rarawi, s.s, 1100 tons, Norbnry, for Onehunga. Pass.ngers Mesdames Murfatrojd, Garry, ~Atsinson, Boswell and child, U!is, oteddart-, La- hit-, Fraser, Close, Hisses M»irg;troyd, Mur ay. Rochfort, Aolsebrook. Colonel Hume, Messrs Murgatrord (2), Mjer, Sulliv.m, Coper, Hocking, Garry, Atkinson, Boswell, Fish, Limbie. A. B»yly,Hnnt(2),Kra-er, Callifginm. Ogie, Westminster Abbay Glee Co (12); 10 steer■K6 - ....... on

Tuesday. October 20. Takapuna. s.s., 937 tons, Williams, for Booth Cargo -24 boxes buttei, 2do ejga, 1 case fowls, 10 do hams. 6 do bacon, 1 case man, 35 er. hhds, 3 crates er. tins, 3 pkgs sundries Union Company Agents. Rotoiti, s.s, 1159 tons, Robertson, for Onehunga. Passengers—Mesdames Inkpen, ftjmmerrille, Dempsey, Coker, Pearson, Socle*, McKibbio, Wilson 2, Spragg 2, Mines SommerviUe 2, Messrs. Spragg 2, Pearson, Inkpen, Bennett, Miller, King look, McLanrin, Wall, Dempsey, Corkiil, Bwicey, Lennox, Mason, Qollings, Col. SommerviUe, Revs. Canon Secies and Jordan, ProfefSorMcLaurin. Cargo—Bs boxes butter, ' 7 oases-bacon, 20 do cheese, 12 bdles osiers, it pkges lnggage, 1 do machine, 17 do sundries, 2 cases, 2 trunks, 3 portmanteaus. Union Company Agents.

BXPEOTKD ARHIVAIS Gertie from Westport to-day. Barawa, from Mannkan. on Thursday Rotoiti bom Mannkan on Friday Takapuna from South on Friday Upoln, from South, on Sunday Rarawa from Manuka i- on Monday Takapuna from Mannkan on Tuesday Sotoiti bom South on Tuesday SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ABBTVED. ' Bluot, October 19. KoeraU bom Melbourne, via Hobart, M 1220 p.m. (English mail). Okbhiinoa, October 20. Ngapuhi ia, from New Plymouth, at 930 am. S&IEfBD. Auckland, October 19. Karamea for Wellington at 8 30 p.m. Bluff, October 19. llokoia for Melbourne, via Hobart, at 6.15 p.m. Wellington. October 20. Heathbank for Lyitelton at 6 a.m. Port Chalmkbs, October 20. Somerset for Bluff at 3.37 p m, Westport, October 20 Gertie for New Plymouth at 9 30 p.m. BXPKOTKD ARRIVALS IN WELLING TON.

Ocean-going Timoana, lfcffc London 6th August via Capetown. Australian ports, Auckland, and East Coast; due about 23rd October. Kuapehn, left Plymouth 13th September «i« Capetown and Hobart; due about 26th October. Watroate, lets London Bth beptembsr via Capetown. Hobart, and Auckland; due about 80th October. Star of Australia, left London 26* August via Australian pons, Auckland, and Kast Coast; due about 15th November. ladradevi, le't London 15th September, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about 23rd Novembar. Sailing Ships— Loreley, left Liverpool 25th May via Port Chalmers (at Fort Chalmers) Ben Avon, left Glasgow 2nd June via Fort Chalmers. Kinfauna, left Liverpool 15th June Alice, left New York 7th July Montgomeryshire, left Liverpool 15th July Firth of Clyde, left Glasgow 18th July Thornliebsnk, left New Yerk 11th Augußt Bessfield, left Glasgow 19th August Biem Oadena, left London Ist September Invervrie, left Glasgow 22ud September fa Fort Chalmers.

Captain Hood, the harbourmaster, and his j MM, who have been on a trip to Australia, returned home this morning. Captain G/ant, who acted as harbourmaster here daring tbe absence of Captain Hood, west north last night. Captain Grant baa filled the position in a very satistactory manner. Considerable interest is being taken in Mr. Hewton King's oil launch, and a great many people have visited her. She has been earned the Awakino, and is a very smari looking well-built boat. THE TABA.NAKI PRODUCERS FREEZING WOBK3 CO., LTD. Thi s.s. Papanui, leaving October 29th, will be the next steamer carrying Dairy Produce. Tbe cloning day at the Motnroa Fnwricg Works will be WEDNESDAY, (be 21st October, at 3 o'clock rj.m. J. S. MoKKLLAR, Beoreta y, f"' fJ.