SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 192, 18 August 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1904. High water at New Plymouth—--1,25 a.m. and. 1.52 p.m. High"" water at Waitara.—l.4o a.m (UKI 2,7 p.m.. Sun.—Rise 6.44 a.m., set 5.16 p.m. Moon, first quarter, to-day, at 4.4 p.m.. ARRIVED, August 17,—Takapuna, s.s., 957 tons, Lambert, from Wellington. Passengers—Messrs Wheeler, Geddes. Per■ham, Cooke, Eraser, Perrett, Rodgcra, and Thompson. SAILED. August 17.—Takapuna, s.s., 957 j tons, Lambert, for Onehunga. Passengers—Misses Horn, Jackson, Sutherland', Moore, Meedames Tutschka, IWhite, Moore, Messrs Haslam, Eras* Br, Hodder, Hulghes, De Baugh (2), Xnnes, Holmes, Crawford, Crammond, Lillies, Williams, Street, Cooke, Bayley, Shepherd, Mercer, Grey, Roberts, Cooke, Guy, Harrison, Dive, Nicholson, Taylor, Hansen. Boddy, Wallace, Gill, McGuire, Engletteld, .Gilmore, Sutherland, Scraborough, Marver, Lysnai, Hellernan, Roberts, Baker, Eaves, Cleal, Brierly, Bates, Lake, Tilly, Hawkins, Oartlett, Barr, Moore, Williams, Keliy, Mcßride, Nimmo,, Mackie, Evans, Smith, Sealy, Knight, Stainton, Robertson, Cleal, British iooOLiali team, and 10 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, Barawa, from Hanußiiu, to-day. Takapuna, from Manukau, to-morrow Hotoiti, from South, Saturday. Rarawa, from Manukau, Monday. Botoiti, from Manukau, Wednesday, ffakapuna, from South, Wednesday. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Lyttolton, August 16. — Arrived, Kent, from Wellington, at 9 a.m. Wellington, August 17. Star of New Zealand, from Napier, at 7.45 a.m.; siailed, Whakatane, for Lyttelton, at 4.50 p.m. . Tb# Kai-ora from Kawhia arrived in port yesterday with excursionists lor the football m a tcn. The Gulf line steamer Carpentaria has teen launched. She has a refrigerating gapacity of 300,000 cubic feet. ( The cutter Tuaruna was capsized by a squall in the Ruatuna River (Auckland) with the crew aboard. The occupants .were rescued in a small boat. The Rarawa sailed from Onehunga at 3.30 yesterday afternoon, for New Plymouth, crossing Manukau bar at 5 o'clock. The Aotea, which went aground at Patea a few days ago, is still on the beach. On Sunday an attempt was made .to get Iwr off, but the cablo aad tackle broke. It is mow thought that she will have to betaken assElhe breakwater.