SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 109, 12 May 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING.

POET OP NEW PLYMOUTH.; THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1904. ' High water at New Plymouth—6.4l a.m. and 7.8 p.m. High water at Waitara—6.s6 a.m. and 7.23 p.m. Sun—Rise 7.3 a.m., bet 4.57 p.m. Moon—New" moon 15th,_ 10.35 p.m. SAILED. May 10.—Rotoiti. s.s., for Manukau passengers—Misses Ferguson, Flowerday, Mcintosh, Kisteing, Pigeon, Tendall,. Scott, Walker, Wimble," Meadames Reynor, Hendricks, and infant, Ellis and two children, Scott and three children, Messrs Reynor, Hayman, Ferguson, Dixon, McFarren, Robertson, Nelgon 'Lennon, Baker, Fuller, Slowman' Barter, Cairnie, Pigeon, Day. Grant, ElHs (3). Cargo-67 boxes butter, 6 cases bacon, 1 case ham, 6 boxep lard, 5 bags trotters, 22 • pipes, 6 crates e.r. tins, 43 Back* bones, 14 cases sundries, 4 packages samples, 8 Backs hides, 4 rolls linoleum, 1 chest, 1 mattress, 19 packagea % Bundrics, EXPECTED ARRIVALS; Raxawa, from Manukau, to-day; Takapuna, froin South, to-mor-row, Rotoiti. from Manukau, to-mor- _ • TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Wellington, May 11—Arrived, Takapuna, from New Plymouth, at 3.10 * Onehunga, May 11-Arrived, Rotoiti, from New Plymouth, at 9.10 H.XB. Sydney, May 11—Arrived, Mokla, from Wellington, at 9.30 a.m. - Wellington, May 11.—Arrived, Suffolk, from Napier, at 8.35 p.m. Waitara, May 11.—Sailed, WakaUui, for Timaru, at 7 p.m. Sydney, May 11. —Sailed, H.M.s. Pylades, for Solomon Islands: Waikare, for Auckland, at 2.30 pim. • Melbourne, May 11.—Sailed, Moe- . . rati, for Bluff. The Rarawa sailed froni Onefiunga for New Plymouth, 3.45 p.m . yesterday, passing Manukau Heads at 5.30 pan. . . The New Zealand Shipping Co's jteamer Wakanui finished loading 'produce and frozen meat from Wai-. fara' yesterday, and sailed W the evening for Timaru. Waitara consignments include 8650 quarters beef, 5225 carcases mutton, 3060 car- - cases lamb, and a quantity of tal- ' low and w6ol. The • coastal steamer Aotea, whilst entering the Patea river on Friday morning last, came in contact with the wooden wall at the entrance of the barbotir. Soihe of the tehip'B belting wail earned away ■ ■ andalso part of the railing.. The Bteamer Kapi-ti came oft the Patent Slip at Wellington on Monday last, after an overhaul necessitated through her recent strand- • fag ftt the mouth of the l Patea .. Stray _ The Huddart-Parker s new bteamihlp Wimmera is expected to .arrive in Australian waters at the end of •tiM-year, and take up the servjice between Melbourne, Hobart, anjfl New 2ealßH<ti replacing the Westralia, which is to be transferred to the Ho- ' bart-Sydney line. Captain Thomas Free will brifig the new vessel' out. OCEAN-GOINO STEAMERS : Suffolk, left New York Feb. 19, via Australian ports and Auckland ; due about May 9. • ; Rimutaka, left London Feb. 27, via Capetown and Hobart; due ! about . 'April U. Marere, left London March 1. via 'Australia, Auckland and East! Coast; due about May 3. f Wakanui, left Londoh Much 2, via Capetown, Hobart add Auckland; t _ due about April 80. ■ Matptua, left Liverpool March 4, via 'Auckland ; due about April 25. 'Kumara, left London MaMh 12 via Capetown and Hobart; due about April 26. Star of Australia, left' tx>ndon March 13, via Australia and '■ Auckr . land ; due about May 24. ' Anglo-Saxon, left New York March 13. via Australia and Auckland ; due about May 31.