SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 107, 10 May 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING.

RfOBT OE MEW PLYMOUTH! i, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1904, Bgh water at New Plymouthit aju, and 5.16 p.m. t ligb watter at Waitara—4.o7 ' i» »mi 5.31 p.m. i u&—Rise 7,1 a.m., sat 4.59 p.m. j oon—New moon, 15tb, 10.35 p.m. Hay 9 V —Rarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Jr Norbuiy, from Onehuaga. Passenr gws-rMtasea D. Vincent, J. Warren, | ,F, Lee, C, CJtamberiain, Mortin, f Haiti, Mesdames Aicfaeaton and ' ' child, Anderson, Morgan, Pool, Bliir- . 1. : ley, Heseltine, Messrs Ajndarson, 0. 1 , p v. Houghton, Mills, Mackay, A, G. ! Harvey, B. Koettlity, C. Trussel, Spinks, Haig, P, Schaefer, Crispin, L Doulin, Wilson, G» Sykes, A. Mc- |' t Leod, Orchiston, Andrews Lowry, 1). | - Adapts, Browning, It. Sellers, Wil- ' Hams, Hesketh, Holdsworth, Mor- . Hp gan, Chadwick, Waghorn, Grace, Na- ' ft than, Rothschild, Hesritine, end 30 Wr .steerage, I R | SAILED, ] |- Jlay o.—Rarawa, 1100 tons, Nor- I I': lW» lor Onehungo, Passengers—', t Misses Cuthbertson (2)„ Jones Qiwcee, Dacre, Corcoran, Kocli,! Aiken, Mesdames Giflord-Marshall, 1 ." HSUis, Davies. Barr and child, Man- . niflg, Parr, Koch, Father O'Meara, Jfassrs Kirk, Holmes, Ward, Pritt, f Julian, Elliott, Clark, Eccles, Davies, Arden, .Croll [2), Robertson, ' ~ Hodges, Fhilcox, Simpson, Drum- ] 1 * mood, Budge, Greatbach, Hill, Webb, Giflord-Marshall, Holden, < j. * Hillis, McGoveren (2); 15 steerage. Cargo—9 horses, McGovern ; 27 pkgs ' ' Express Co. ;19 do. Pikett; six bxs 1 butter. Co-operative Society; six * do. MidUrst Dairy Co. ; 8 do. Bank ' of New South Wales ; 23 bales skins ' Riddle ; 30 pkgs, Railway. fc May 9.—Corinna, s.s., 1200 tons, - S. Holiord, for South. Cargo—4Xoo boxes butter, 322 cases cheese, 1 ■ crate fowls, 50 saoks tongues, 7 ' casks runners, 1 case mattresses, 11 ' coses sundries, 43 bundles hides, 771 hides, 1 case cooler, 26 e.r, cases, 30 ' B.r, crates, 33 hogsheads, 4 pack- , agea sundries. . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. , Taiapuna, from Manukau, to-day. i Rotoiti, from South, to-day, c Rarawa, f rom Manukau, on Thurs- ' day, Takapuna, from South, on Fri- } .day, ' Rotoiti, from Manukau, on Friday* TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. s Melbourne, May 9,—Arrived, Perth- r shire from London, and Moeraki, - from Blufl. ' Gisboroe, May 9.—Arrived, Kumara, at 11 p.m, on the 'Bth from r Lyttelton. St<_ Kilda at noon on ' , the Bth from Newcastle. Wellington, May 9.—Arrived, Tonga" at 5 a.m. from London via - Bafrart, {{be Rotoiti left Nelson at 3.10 ( Jpi/ttt yesterday for New Plymouth. TheVakapuna sailed for New Plymouth Irom Onehunga at 3.25 yesterday afternoon, and passed Manu- < )pD Heads at 5.30. The s.s. Kumara will be the .past steamer carrying dairy pro- . duce for the Home market, leaving ; Wellington on the 26th instant, foli,-. lowed on June 9th by the Tonga- • riro. The closing days at the rMoturoa Freezing Works for cargo by these vessels will be the 18 th Itißt and Ist prox respectively. >• "Hie sloop-of-war Clio arrived at . Sydney yesterday, to relieve H.M.S. Sparrow, OCEAN-GOING STEAMERS c - Suffolk, left New York Feb. 19, via i \ Australian ports and Auckland; due 9. 1 ■ Siznutaka, left London Feb. 27, via Capetown and Hobart; due about A-prd. 11. , Marere, left London March 1, via Australia, Auckland and East Coast; dua about Hay 2. Wakanui, left London March 2, via ■Capetown, Hobart and Auckland ; » -<iu« about April 30. Hatatua, left Liverpool March 4, via Auckland ; due about April 25. Kumara, left London March 12 yia Capetown and Hobart; due ■ about s April 20. Star of Australia, left London March 13, via Australia and Auckland; due about May 24. . Anglo-Saxon, left New York March 13>. via Australia and Auckland ; due . about May 81.