SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 229, 24 October 1903, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

r PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. * Battjbday, October 2*. ARRIVED. I Fbidat, October 23. Bototti, gj., X 159 tons, Robertson, from Onehunga. Passengers—Mrsdames Seott, B'irmesier, Davick, Howell.Mcz'e*, Carter, Muses Scott, Smith, Lennox, Carter, Run•{■•■an, Messrs Heycs, Rutmcster, Hunt. Dawick, King, Payne, Wynne, Ward, Cieasmao, Rothnte, Rowell, Cooper, Moses, Laicelles and son. Walkley, Gale, Adams, , ©over, Myers, Qaviatt; 13 steerage. Union Company, Agents. Takapnna, ss, 940 tons, Williams, from South. Union Company, Agents. Sailed. Friday, October 23. Rotoiti, s.B, Kobertson, for South. Cargo —SO boxes batter, 30 cises cheese, 18 do hams, 4 do bacon, 1 sack heads and feet, 18 casks tallow, 2 ammonia cylinders, 1 case do, 33 tacks fcngcs, 5 crates e.r. tins, 1 box glass, 6 cases, 5 pk?s sundries. Union Company, Agents. Takapnna, s.s, 937 tors. Williams, for Onebuoga. Passengers Mesdames HenBingbam and child, K«r. Rbo.ies, M. Joseph, Allison, Mar, McLesn, Bridgewater, Ward and child, Uonteficre, Misses Maggie Moore, Buhford, Osgood, Henick, Wilson, Allison, Messrs Bamfleld, Welch. Moss, Ford, West, rtcolly, Fitzgerald. Lambith, Taylor, Lonri, Ball, M. Joseph, Messenger, Deareley, Kerr, Braes, Bridgewater. Goldie, Montefiore Cargo—l boxes batter, 40 cases cheese, 8 tacks bides, 1 horse, '£ cases bacon, 1 ease hams, Maggie Moere Company's scenery, 3 boxes. Union Company, Agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS Upola, from South, on Sunday Barawa. from Mannkaa. on Monday Takapnna from Mooukau on Tuesday Rotoiti from South on Tuesday Barawa, from Manukau, on Thursday BotoiU from Mannkau on Friday Taka una from South on Friday PORT OP WAITAEA ARBIVBD. October 17. Mannkan, s.s., 60 tons, •JansoD, from Mokau. October 20. Kanieri, sa, 200 tons, Haultaln.from Onehunga. October 20. Maaukau, Jensen, from Mokau. SAILED. October 16.—Maaukau for tfekau. October 10.—Kanieri for Onehunga and Banian. BHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ABBIVKD. Wellington, October 23. Karamea, sj., from Auckland, at 1 a.m. TncABU, October 23. Heathbank, s.s., from LCttelton. at 9.80 a.m. Onhhusoa, October 23. | Barawa, 5.8., from Kew Plymouth at 9.35 aja. (outward 'Frisco mail.)

THB RARAWA. On Thtusdav folly 560 persons availed themselves of the invitation of the Northern Oorapany to visit their fine. new steamer Rarawa at the breakwater, and Captain Korbory aid his officers certainly deserve the greatest praise for the way in which they treated their visitors. Not only was everyone made to feel welcome on board, and the ship thrown open in every part, bnt afternoon tea waa served in the saloon, the chief steward and stewardess and their assistants being most attentive to the visitors. Everyone speaks in terms of the highest praise of the vessel, her appointments, and of the attention of Captain Horbory and his officers.

With regard to the wreckage tonnd at the Chatham!, the Ohristchurch Press's correspondent at the island* says:—"A large amount of wreckage, very much broken np, and consisting of deck planking, cabin fibtags, eta., apparently belonging to a large ■ iling vessel, has been coming on shore all t">nnd this island since September 2nd. A li'ebaoy, boat's tiller, and part of an oar the name Loeh Long, of Glasgow. I also hear ot wreckage on Pitt Island, intending a portion of a spankor boom. Several persons heard gnns fired on August 22nd." Owing to the Paoarni mot being able to receive batter till Wednesday next in Weiliagtoo, the Upoln will be detained here until Tuesday next, at 11 a.m. j The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Papanui, which was limed to sail from Wellington for London on October 29th, will not sail until two days later. I The turbine steatcer now being built for I the Union Company by Messrs Denny and ' Sons, Dumbarton, is to be delivered on July Slat. The vessel, which will be placed on the Melboome-liMraceeton trade, will be capable of making the trip in 16 hours.

EXPHOTBD ABBIVALS IN WELLINGION. Ocean-going Steamers-* Tomoana, left London 6th August via Capetown, Australian ports, Auckland, and Bait Ooatt; due about 23rd October. Buapehu, left Plymouth 13th September viaOapetowa andHobart; due about 26th October. Watmate, left London Bth beptembsr via j Qapelown. Hobart, and Auckland: due about 80th October. Star o! Australia, left London 26th August via Australian ports, Auckland, and Kaat Coast; due about 16th November. Indradevi, left London 15th September, via Australian ports and Auckland; due about 23rd November. Sailing Snips— Lore'ey, left Liverpool 25th May via Fort Chalmers (at Fort Chalmers) Ben Avon, left Glasgow 2nd Jane via Port Chalmers. Einfaoni. left Liverpool 15th June Alice, left New Tork 7th July Montgomeryshire, left Liverpool 15th July Firth of Clyde, la ft Glasgow 18th July Thomltebank, left New Tork 11th August Bessfield, left Glasgow 19th August Sierra Oadena, left London Ist September Invervrie, left Glasgow 22ud September! la Port Chalmers. i