SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 84, 13 April 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING.

■|M;'POBT OF NEW PLYMOUTH.: APRIL 13, 1904. BBfeHigh water at New Plymouth—7. a.m. And 7.41 p.m. : stiigh water at Waitara—7.3s a.m. moon, llith, 9.30 a.m. April 12.—Takapuna, s.s., 957 tons WF S. James, from Onehunga. Passengers—Misses Baker, Ballvngell, Culligan, Johnson, Walters, Mesdames Clark, Johnston, Miller, Furke, Marshall, Seagar alnd 2 children, Hutcheson, Murgatroyd and family, Bagnall and infant,. Messrs Baker, Arm'strong, Luck, Hantaan, Shilling, Clark, Beeson, White, Don (2), Dickrduson, Johnston, McPhee, Marshall, Jennings, Stace, Young, Walters, Gulliver (2), Seagar, Hutcheson, Murgatro.vd, Channed, Skerrett, Oawkwell, Creamer, Hay, Dixon, Coutts, and 24 steerage. April 12—Rotoiti, s.s., 1159 tons, o • G. Lambert, from South. Passengers—Hiss Johnston, Mesdames Fair- '"" ball,. Drogcnmuller, Mr Whitcombi-. i\ . SAILED. jh, ! April 12—Rotoiti, s.s., 1159 tons, P?-. G. Lambert, for Onehungu. Passengers—Misses Dickson, Deeble, White, Dumlas, Mesdames Agnew, White and infant, Saintsbury, Brown and child, ?"Taylor, McDonald, Russell, Spencer, f- ' jMessrs Kelly, I'arktT, Fleming, Mc§jr. Donald and son, Strang, Stockwell, k Saintsbury, Brown, Howe, Allen, Tayford, Davis. K:*. April 12—Onyx, barque, 410 tons, £?"• F. Duncan, for Sydney. Cargo— white pine, J. Kobson. I* EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ; Harijwa, from Manukau, to-<luy. ■.y Rotoiti, from Mauukau, on Thurs■j day. Takapuna, from South, on Thursday, . Rarawa, from Manukau, on Fri- * day. Takapuna, from Manukau, on Saturday. Gisborne, April 12—Sailed, Mimiro for Auckland, at 3.45 p.m. ; Aotea, for; Wellington, at 4.30 p.m.

The Harawa sailed from Onehunga at 4.15 p.m. yesterday, passing -Vlanukau Heads at 6.10, for Now e.: l'lymouth^ j. The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s steamer Papanui arrived at the Wai- ~ iara roadstead yesterday morning, to load frozen meat and produce. The barque Onyx left her berth at -•* the breakwater yesterday, and clear- - edfor Sydney. Her cargo consists :?> °* 810,000 ft of white pine timber, g-". sbipped by Mr J. Robson. Mr VV. 1). ~ * .Webster is the local agent for the vessel. m~ Tbe steamer Athcnic will )«> the next direct Home liner carrying F- 1 produce, leaving Wellington on ti.." 28th iustant. The closing day Lg. 'or produce at the Moturoa Freez- & >ng Works will be thu 20th inst. m federal navigation bill. '•?£§' MELBOURNE, April 11. Steamship owners in the federation iC- '* ave adopted resolutions recognising p."* the necessity for a Commonwealth Navigation liill, 'but express extreme f dissatisfaction with the bill now |-i.. drafted. They arc making suggesjbir >ionß for a comprehensive measure aSsr mel, ding ami consolidating existing k; State legislation, with the object of safeguarding public interest and developing the mercantile marine of jy Australia^ f* OCEAN-GOING STEAMERS : Inhra, left London Feb. 8, via ports, Auckland, and '■pEuol. Coast; due about April 20 Suffolk, left New York Feb. 19, via Australian ports and Auckland : due about May 9. Bimutaka, left London Feb. 27 via Capetown and Hobart; due about April 11. Marere, left London March 1, via 'Australia, Auckland and East Coast"due about May 2. ' Wakanui, left London March 2, via Capetown, Hobart and Auckland ■ due about April 30. Hatatua, left Liverpool March 4 via Auckland ; due about April 25. Kumara, left London March 12 via Capetown and Hobart"; due about April 26. Au ! tralia ' 'eft London .March 13, via Australia and Auckland ; duo about May 24 Anglo-Saxon, left New York March 1A via Australia and Auckland • due about May 31.