SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 236, 2 November 1903, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

POET OF NEW PLYMOUTH. Monday, November 2. EXPECTED 4RKIVAIS ißarawa from Manukan, to-day. '■Takapuna from Mannkan on Tuesday "Hotoiti from South on Tuesday JRarawa, from Mannkan. on Wednesday .'Batoili from Mannkan on Thursday Takapuna from South on Thursday R>tr*w» from Mannkan on Friday Takapnna from Mannkau on Saturday Rarawa from Manukaa. on Monday Upoln, from South, on Snnday SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. arrived. Okehumoa, November 2. Takapuna, s.s., from New Plymouth, at £.39 p.m. SAILED. Osbhknga, Novc-mbfr 2. Rarawa s.s., for New Plymouth, at 4 35 p m. Port Chalmers, November 7 Marere for Bluff at 1I a.m. Sydney, October 31. Moeraki for New Z-aland at 3.45 p.m. EXPICCTKD ABKIVAT.B IN WELLINGTON. Ocean-going Rtearaerg—» j Indr&devi, left London 15th September, via Australian porta and Auckland; due alwat 23rd November. SMling Ships— j lore'ey, left Liverpool 25th May via Port t3h*lmers (at Port Chalmers) Ben Avon, left Glasgow 2nd Jane via Port Obalmflra. Kinfanns. left Liverp-wl isth June Alice, left New York 7th July Montgomeryshire, left Liverpool 15th July Firth of eiyfie, left Glasgow *.Bth Jnly Thomliebank, left New York I lth Angnst Bessfielri. left Rif rra Cadena. left London Ist September Invervrie, left Glasgow 22nd September! ia Port Chalmers. !

o"ing to the alteiations to the Cirinna not being completed, th* Upoln will make another trin to the breakwater, arriving on November Btb. TheCorinna will arrive on Nov. 220 d. The Shaw-rtavill liner Rancatita of 4054 tons, arrived at Bunedin this we« v from J london. Rhe vmg d»awing, laden, 16ft. forward and 18ft. Sin. aft. The cruiser Euraylus is mentioned as like! v to sborflv replace the Real Arthur on the Australian station. The sloop R--v=ario has been ordered to relieve the Karrakatta. The New Zea'and Times, in its shipping column, reverses the order in which the', steamers leave New Plymouth fo- Ooehur.o'a. j The Rarawa leaves New Plymouth on Mon-1 diy, not Bunday, Mid the others follow a | day later. According to the Times there is; ■o boat on Paturdav. whereas tbc Takapuna j leaves New Plvmouth every Saturday. Captain Fishwick. who has been for some I tine in command of the Tyser Oompanv's steamer Niwaru, bis resigned. His successor is r» S ptain Kemp, chief officer of the ■learner Marere. T&e Rotoiti. whfcb left New Plymouth on Friday, took 6000 boxes of butter for tranihirwpert to the Papanni for London. , The first of Hatrick and Company's new steamers for connecting the Wanpanni River by steam traffic with the central railway at Taumiranni arrived in sections by the) Athentlc and is now being put together at Wa"eanui. The s s. Kapiti left Patpa on Wednesday morning with 3200 boxes of butter on a neap tHe—a record which h verv gratifvjng to! all concerned in the shipping trade of Patea. I —Press It is probab'e, says sn exchange, that when the two new steamer* which are being bniit for the Huld»rt-Psrker Company are completed, the will be withdrawn i from the New Zealand trade and placed on i the run v etween The G'sbome Harbor Board have ap-l pointed Mr. Leslie Re.vnolds ta rm; improvements for dredging the Gisborne i Harbor. 1 I THE TARMYAKI PRODUCEKS FKSEZ-' ING WORKS CO., LTD. Thk s s lonic, leaving the colony November 1 12th will be the next steamer carrying Dairy ] Produce, and will bo followed bv the Ruapehu, leaving the colony November 26tb, 1903. The closing day at the Moturoa Freezing Works will be as follows :—For ■.s. lonic, WEDNESDAY, November 4th , for s.s. Ruapjhu, WEDNBSDAT, Novembsr 18th, at 3 o'clock run. J. 6. McKELLAR, Secretary.