SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 65, 21 March 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING.

bIL' POIIT OF NEW FLYMOTJTR |P jIOJvDAY, MARCH 21, 1904, High .water at Sew Plymouth—ll. 24 a.m. and 11.'11 p.m. R High' water at Waitara—ll.39 fl"-' ft.B.: and 11.56 p.m. St . Sun—Rise 6.0 a.m., set 6.0 p.m. Moon—First quarter, 25th, 9.13 " r ARRIVED^ March l'J—Takapuaa, s.s,, 957 ■tons, G. : Lambert, from Onehunga. Passengers—Misses Urea, Howell, Hyde, Watkins, Downes, Parrell, Se.vcrne. Mesdames Donnels, Severnc, ■Howell, Williams, Faulke, Irvine, .Twyford, Archdeacon Cole, Revs. Orchard, Blamires, Laws, Slade, StallCaptain Ward, Major Twyford (S. 'A.), Messrs Leary, Donnels, Brake, Tait, Mcßae, Hawke, Conroy, Cameron, George. Bach, Morney, Roebuck, Isaacson, Campbell, Sheridan, Buttle, Falkner, Pickering, Suter, Watkins, Mack, Warren, Pegler ; 5 steerage. SAILED, Mar. 19.—Takapuna, s.s., 967 tons, Lambert, for Onehunga. Passengers : Misses Koue, Proctor, Endean, Mesdames Endean, King, Rowc and child, '1 aylor, Messrs Horton, Orpivvood, McMastcrs, Oswald, Anderson McLean, Crawford, Gilmour, Rowe, Kimmons, Syrnons, Anderson, General Babiugton, Captain Campbell, Messrs Gusscott, Taylor EXPECTED ARRIVALS. lUngadee, from Greymouth, to-day, Rarawa, from Manukau, to-day. ~ Takapuna, from Manukau, on Tuesday. P.otoiti, from South, on Tuesday. Rarawa, from Manukau, on Wednesday,. Rotoiti, from Manukau, on Thursday. Takapuna, from South, on Thursday, Rarawa, from Manukau, on Friday Takapuna, from Manukau, on Saturday. Corinna, from South, on Sunday* Wellington, March 19—Arrived, Ruapehu, from Loudon, at 6 p.m. Port Chalmers, March 20—Arrived, Devon, from Bluff, at 7 a.m. 4 Sydney, March 19-Sailed, Moeraki tor Wellington, at 2.30 p.m. Tho Dingadee is expected from Greymouth to-day, with a cargo of coal. The Takapuna arrived at Onefcunga at 8.45 a.m. yesterday. The Rafawa left Onehunga for New Plymouth at i p.m., passing the Jiwads at 5.25. The barque Loch Bredan, which left Adelaide on Ist September last for zriSfng™' Wheat ladoQ ' is posted as w£ n i S t tUrday morn ing, owing to the high sea running, the Takapuna Em/'f t0 berth at the wharf i n Sre S s to train nneCt "' ith the 80Uther » The Ayrshire, which is loading frozen meat and produce at Waitara put to sea on Friday night during the gale, and returned to her anLTnTg. m thC roadstead yesterday The Rarawa's trip to Onthunga on oFthv was matie in the teeth of the driving gale, and her arrival at the northern port was delayed till i p.m. on Saturday, i The barque Onyx, which has been endeavouring to make port at the breakwater during the past four or five days, was blown out to sea by Friday night's gale. Yesterday morning she appeared in the offing, beating down toward Moturoa against .the still heavy wind. In the afternoon the barque signalled tor a pilot, but Captain Hood thought it best to wait. The Onyx is a fairly (large vessel, and as she on occasion showed a considerable amount of canvas which made her jump and ? Lj dance in the fresh breeze blowing, she ■rf' ,was watched with interest by a large ' number of spectators on shore.