Shipping News.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 258, 30 November 1903, Page 2

Shipping News.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ARRIVED. Nov. 28, Takapuna, 970 tons. Williams, from Onehuuga. Passengers : —Miss Lodge ; Mesdames Hays, McCluggage, Samuel, Pownall, Mortanson and child, Mccris ; Messrs Haes, Popo, Brown, Sladen, Mc- I Cluygage, Jackson, Twidale, Samuel, Houston. Dr. Lyo'is, JHixfieid, Caro. Fraser Atlbott, liarduer, Johnson, Maxwell, Haskin, Pownall, Williamson, Robertson, Hoare, Mortensen, Utting ; and nine steerage. Xov. 28.—Surprise, scow, Austen, from Kaiipara. Rover, scow, from Kaipara. SAILED. Xov. 28.—Takapuna, 967 tons, Holford, for Onehunga. Passengers —Misses Lawrence, Cornish, Owen, Mesdames McKinney, Porter, Owen, Messrs Gurr, Owen (2), Hume, Thomas. Urangv, Kirk, Ponder, Brown (3) Lawrence, Searle, Wylds, Buckeridge, Meyers, Kearney, Nesjji't, T>rdiiiwr, Reed. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Sydney, Nov. 28.—Sailed. Warrimoo, for Welfi-gton, at 4 p.m. Wcllingtcn, Xov. 28.—Sailed, Ruapei.u, s.s., for London, at 6.10 a.m. OiK-hunga. Nov. 29—Arrived, Takapuna, from New Plymouth, at 8.15 a.m. Sailed—Rarawa, at 4.15 p.m. - Gisbarne, Xov. 29.—Sailed A thentic, for Xapier, at daylis'»t. Captain Nixon, of tr.e wrecked barque Northern Momtrck with h;s daughter (Mrs Nixon, wife of the second officer) and her husband, was to leave Wellington for Sydney on Saturday by the Moeraki. The Northern S.S. Co. forward a neatly printed pamphlet of the scenery to be viewed in the cightdav summer trip to the north of Auckland, which will be made r.y the Ngapuhi in January next. The Rarawa is due from Cnehung'a this morning. The Gertie left Westpoit on Saturday evening for New Plymouth with a cargo of coal, arriving here Inst evening. The scow Surprise is in port, having on board a cargo cf 65,000 feet of tinVber consigned to H. Brown and Co. The scow Rover arrived on Saturday evening, also loaded with timber, for the Sash and Door Factory Co. Both vessels came from Kaipara. The splendid weather yesterday induced a number of fishermen to put out to various spots along the coast varying success being met with.

The Taar&naki Freezing Works Co.— The s.s. AthenHc will be the next steamer for dairy procuce, leaving Wellington on Dec. 10th. and will be followed by the s.s. Rimutaka on Dec. 24th. The closing deys at the Moturoa Freezing Works will ba as follows :—for s.s. Athentic, Wednesday, Dec. 2 ; for s.s., Rimutaka, Wednesday, Dec. 16th, at 3 p.m.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS IN WELLINGTON. Ocean-going steamers— Rimutaka, left Plymouth Oct. 10, via Capetown and Hobart; due about 30th ins;.

Maori, left London 3rd Oct, via Capetown, Hobart and Auckland ; duo about 30th inst. Tokomaru, left Londoe Oct. via Capetown and Hobart ; due

18th Dec. Kaikoura, left London 9th Oct., via Australian ports and Auckland; due about 3oth Dec. Star of Ireland, left New York 12th Oct, via Australia and Auckland ; due abort 30th Dec. Evertcn Grange, left New i York 30th Sept., via Australian ports and Auckland. Sailing Ships.— Thornlitftlank, left New York 2nd July. Alice, left New York 7th July.

Montgomeryshire, left Liverpool 15th July. Firth of Clyde, left Glasgow 18 July, via Port Chalmerf. Bessfield, left Glasgow 19th Aug.