SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 96, 27 April 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH, HIGH WATER TO-DAY j New. Plymouth—o-33 a.m. and 7.27 p.m. Waitara—7.B a.m. and 7.42 p.m. TO-MORROW. New Plymouth—7.s3 a.m. and 8. 8.8 a. in. and 8,33 p.m. Phases of the moon—Full moon,! April 30—lOh 13m 45s a.m. ARRIVED. i April 26—'Takapuna, e.s., 957 tons, B, Lambert, from Onehunga. passengers—Misses iluir, Davidson, Dal- ] giell, Ross, Campbell, Mesdames Preston, Bayley, Freaklingtan, Morris BOD, Avery, Ralph, Jeseup, Dixon; Myers, Joseph, Mc&hone, Ogilvie, Dr Duncan, Messrs Keyes, Jackson, Dal■iit'll, Honey, Mirams, .Jessup, Parkinson, Dixon, Tong Ying, Cooke, Purdie, Myers, Horton, Vesoy, Ojjilvlo, Gl. Heald ; 17 steerage, 1 April 26—Rotoiti, a.a., 1150 tons, Robertson, from South. Passengers —Misses. Skinner, Clark, Mesdames Hill, Johns, Smith and child, Messrß Wilson, Miller, Dillicar, Matin, Skinner, George, Clark.

SAILED. April 26—Rotoiti, s.s., 1150 tons. Robertson, for Onehunga. Passengers—Misses Aitken, Stewart (2) Simpson, Kirk wood, Bain, I-urser, Evans, Campbell, Metcalfe, ilesdamts Matthew, Kirkwood and child, Masaulay ana child, Collier, Purser, McCullum, Quinn, Bishop Lenihan, Dr, Gifbs, Captain Matthew, Messrs Coates, McCullum, Litchfield, Stokes, Watson, Quinn, Simpson, Hargreaves, Denton, Klson, < Lambeth, Walsh, Gazrnrd, Matthews, Heart, Spittal, Quinn. EXPECTED ARRIV ALS. Rarawa, from Manukau, on Wednesday, Rotoiti, from Manukau, on Thursday* Takapuna, from South, on Thursday,: Rarawa, from Manukau, on Friday, Tahapuna, from Manukau, on Saturday. (By Telegraph.) Onehunga, April 26, Sailed, 4.5 p.m., Rartawa, for New Plymouth.

Captain Grant, formerly master of the .Union Steam Ship Company's steamer Takapuna, has gone to Nelson, where he 1b to relieve Pilot Cox, ' fcor&ourmaßter, who is going off on ft' month's holiday. The ferry steamer Rotomohana, since her overhaul, has been making Consistently good runs. The "passage from Dunedin to Wellington last week occupied 21 hours 50 minutes, cud the run from Lyttelton to Wel--1 llngton on Saturday night 11 hours •15' minutes ; while the run down the coast o» Monday night .was made In 11 hours 35 minutes* - V* Carson, chief engineer in the Union Company's service, has gone borne to bring out the company's najl Fiji trader. Ntuvua. ' Mr Horace Elliott has also departed for England to loin the Navua as chief steward. An American laxly has been granted'a license us master on river steamers. Mrs Ida F. M'Nair passed a creditable examination at New Orleans "before the inspectors, and Is the fourth woman to receive such license* * OCBAN-GOING^r^A II ® IIB : Suffolk, left Feb. 19, via Australian ports and Auckland ; due about May 9. Kimutaka, left London Feb. 27, via Capetown and Hobart; due about 'April 11. t . Mar ere, left London March 1, via Australia, Auckland and East Coast; due about May 2. Wakfinui, left London March 2, via Capetown, Hobart and Auckland ; due *bout April 80. Matatua, left Liverpool March 4, via Auckland ; due about April 25.

Kumara, left London March 12 via Capetown and Hobart; due about April 26. Star of Australia, left London < !Uarch 13, via Australia and Auckland ; due about May 24. Anglo-Saxon, left New York March 13. via Australia and Auckland ; due about May 31. SAILING SHIPS : Dumfrieshrie, left Loverpool Dec. 5. Amsterdam, left New York Dec. 24. Taranaki, left Glasgow Dec. 26. Anglo-Norman, left Liverpool Jan. 1. Trafalgar, left Philadelphia Feb. 1. Oban Bay, left Liverpool Feb. 5. Furst Bismarck, left Liverpool March 14.