Shipping News.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 241, 10 November 1903, Page 2

Shipping News.

• PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. J ARHIYEP. ■ Saturday. Nov 7. Takapuna, s.s.. lu:;i> tons. Williams, from Wellington. Passengers. —Misses Ticston. Pitcher. Mesdumes Ward (and child). Keir, Christie. Treston, Pitcher, Messrs Wtthcomuo, Reeve, McGovern. Greenwood, Bayley (li), Rudge, Bremer, Fairland, Keir, Irvine, Knight, Christie, lHikill, Trcston, Woodward, Dalton, Pitcher, Pitcluat Entrican, Brown, M'Nab, Watson, Turner, Revs. Smith, Watson, Cole, Walker, and • Col. Pitcher. Sunday, Nov. 8. Upolu. s.s., 1110 tons, Holford, from Duiu-din, via way ports.— U.S.S. Co., ugonts. Monday, Xov. '.». Rarawa, s.s.. lluu tons, Norbury, from Onehungu.—W. 1). Webster, agent. , ' SAILED. : Saturday, Nov. 7. Takapuna, s.s., 1036 tons, Williams, for North. Passengers :—Misses Thompson. Walker, Austen, Drummond, Mesdames McDonald, Alison, McKenzie. Messrs Hawtrev Co. (21), Wadey, McKenzie. Ross, Blokey, Rawson, Simpson, Townsend, Beale, Seymour, Mcintosh. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellington, Nov. 7. Waimate, s.s.. from Auckland-, at 2 p.m. • Wellington, Nov. 8. Marere, s.s., from Blufl, at 7.50 p.m. Onehunga, Nov. 8. Takapuna. s.s . from New Plymouth at 8.80 p.m. SAILtRD. Onehunga. Nov. 8. Rarawa, s.s., fur New Plymouth at 4 p.m. ' Port Ahuriri, Nov. 9. Niwaru, s.s, for Gisborne, at 840 p.m. BluG, Nov. 7. Aotea, s.s., for Gisborne at 3 p.m. Nelson, Nov. 7. Upolu, s.s., for New Plymouth at 10 p.m. Nelson, Nov. 9. Rotoiti, s.s.. for N«w Plymouth, at 10 p.m. Onehunga, Wov. 9. Sailed, 3.30 p.m., Takapuna, for New Plymouth. Bluff. Nov. 9. Arrived, 11 a.m., Ruapehu, from Lyttelton.

The Northern Monarch, coal laden from Newcastle to Callao. which went ashore at 6.30 on Saturday morning ut Oaonui, five miles on the New Plymouth side of Opunake, was an iron liarque of 1148 tons net. She was built at Dumbarton in 1875 for Messrs .1. Eager and Co., of Liverpool. 'lhe vessel was under the command of Captain Nixon, with a crew of 24. all of whom were saved. The vessel is well on the reef and is a total wreck. The Corinna is announced to leave New Plymouth for Dunedin The New Zealand and African Company's November steamer, Rippingham Grange, is expected to leave Sydney.on the 12th for the Bluff. Three new P. ami O. steanfcrs, the Moldavia, Mongolia, and Marmora are to be placed in the Sydney-Lon-don trade. These vessels, which are] the latest additions to the P. and O. fleet, are each 10,000 tons, and fitted with twin screws, and are said to be the finest which have yet been seen in the Southern Hemisphere. St;\eral changes will take place in •■To command of the Unioi Steamship Company's steamers this week. Captain F. W. Macbeth, at present in the Takapuna, transfers to the Tarawera in the Wellington-Lyttel-j ton service. Captain George Holford, of the Rakanoa, going over to the) Takapuna, and Captain C. P. Jordan, late of the Kia Ora, going to the Rakanob.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS IN WELLINGTON. ** Ocean-going Steamers-. lodradevi, let London 16th Rcp\ember, »i» Australian porta and Auckland; due •{wot 23rd November. Sailing Ships— Loreley, left Liverpool 25th May via Port Coalmen (at Port Chalmers) Ben Avon, left Glasgow 2ad Juae via Por' Chalmers. Kinfaons, left Liverpool isth Jane Alice, left New York 7th July Xontgompryshire, left Liverpool 15th Jnly Firth of Clyde, left Glasgow 18th Jaly Thornliebank. left New York 11th August Bessfield, left Glasgow 19th August Blerra Cadena. left London Ist September Inverwie, left Glasgow 220 d Sep'wnber la Port Chalmers. THS TAJUMAKI PRODUCERS FKEEZ--ING WORK 4 CO., LTD. Thb i a lonic, leaving the colony November 12th will be the next steamer carrying Dafcy Produce, and will be followed by the Ruspehu, leaving the" colony November 26tb. i)>o3. Th« closing day at the Motn'oa Freeriog Works will be as follows:—For j lonic, WEDNESDAY, Novambar 4th, r s.s Rnapshu. WEDNESDAY. November 8 b. at 3 o'clock o.m. J. S. McKELLAR, Secretary.