SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 143, 21 June 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT OF jSE\* PLYMOUTH. TUESDAY', JUsE 21, IDU-l. High wairr at New Plymouth—--2.12 a.m. and 2.37 p.m. High water at Waitara—2.27 a.m. and 2.52 p.m. Sun—Kise 7.21 a.m., set l.:SB p.m. Moon—First imurtw, to-day, 2.17 a.m. AimiVED. June 2p.—Rurawu, s.s., 1200 tout, Xorbury, ironi Onelumgu. Passengers— Missis Hooper, Keswick, ileauil'er, M. Dudley, Proctor, Stubbs, Martin, Mesdames Elliott, A. Lucas Home, Ward, Manning. Messrs llliott, Knight, A. .1. Laurie, It. Lan.fcie, L. Alpine,-.). A. Lanrb, Hdhjies. W. D. Anderson, Grossmann, Bennett, Cook, Husband, Lawless, Alton, Johnston, Matthews, Law. t.\ F. Barriball, Jeiikinson, Ncill, Hooky, Itoot, liro. Frederick Martinelle. Gore, McMaster, Hays, A. C. Whitney, U. Hunt, Pappwcll, Monuad. Proctor, M. K. McGarry, Felix McGarry, Scott, W. E. Harvey, Smith, Dr. Silver, and 3b steerage. SAILED. Juno 20.—Uarawa, s.s., 1200 tons. Xorbury, for Oiichunga. Passengers—Misses Ambury Lawson. Dodgshun, Campbell, HamiltonGrapes, Graham, Grant, Aitcheson. Corcoran, Bundle, Mesdames Grant. ilay'y (2), Lloyd, Hewitt, Phillips. Messrs Gran., Phillips. jSonhwick. Best, Pickering, liayly, JiamilloiiGrapes, Burci-.cll, Fulton, Lloyd, Easton, Hewitt, Cheshire, Smith, Studd, and others ; 120 steerage. Cargo—3 horses, Avery ; 'J pks, Repress Co, ; t case bacon, luglewooil Bacon Co. ; lie! butter, Auckland Butter Co. ; -1 do., Union S.S. Co.

EXPECTED AIUUVALS. Waiuui, from Manukau, to-morrow Rotoiti, irom South, to-morrow. Karawa, from Manukau, on Thursday. Kotoiti, from Manukau, on Saturday. Itarawa, from Manukau, on Monday. Wainui, from South, on Saturday. TELEGUAPHIC SHIPPING. Bluff, June 20.—Arrived, Buteshire from Port Chalmers, at 7.45 a.m. Wellington, June 20.—Arrived, Gothic from Loudon via Hobart, at 7.10 a.m. ; CorinUtic from Lyttelton, at 7.40 a.m. Bluff, June 20—Arrived, Paparoa from Lyttelton, at 1.10 p.m. Bluff, June 20.—Arrived, Hoeraki from Hobart with English mail, at 1.30 p.m. The crews of the French ships Tourville and Yille de St. Nazal re, wrecked recently among tho Islands, have arrived at Sydney. The wreck of the Xazaire was sold for £BS. The Te Auau is to be withdrawn from the LyUelton-Wcllinguui ferry service after July 9th. Thereafter the Saturday night boat from Wellington will be the Takapuna, which will leave at 9 p.m., The new time-table of the Union Steam Ship Company tor its New Plymouth-Onehuiiga line will conn; into force by the Kotoili leaving Wellington on June 30th, and thereafter on each successive Thursday. and by the Takapuna leaving on .Tuesdays. The Kotoiti will call at Nelson each week, but the Takapuna will come to New Plymouth direct. The present sailing days from Wellington are Mondays and Fridays.

The New /A>alanrt Herald says :i On completion of her overhaul at Wellington, the I'nion Company's steamer Takapuua will change trips with the Rutoiti, on the OnehungaNew Plymouth-Wellington run next week. The Union Steam Ship Company have arranged for the Takapuua to lea\e Onehunga on Thursdays, proceeding to New Plymouth and Wellington, and leaving the latter port for Lyttelton ou Saturday nights, thus revert iiig to the old run of a direct service from Onehunga to Lyttelton. The Takapuna reaches Onehunga on Thursday morning, and leaves the same afternoon for the South.