SHIPPING

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 209, 7 September 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING

~ pQBT, OF NEW PLYMOUfHj ' "WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 7, 1904. High water ■ at N»v Plymouth,— 6.38 a.m. and 7,21 p.m. a' 'Highwater at Waitara.—6.s3 a.m. v"and 7*38 p^m, Sua,—Rise 6.20 a.m., set 5.40 p.m. Moon.—New moon, 10th, 8.19 a.m. ARRIVED, September 6.—Kotoiti, s.s„ 1159 tons, Kobortaou, Irom Onebuuga. Passenger*—Mrs St. Clair, Messrs f Beattie, Walter, Arlovv, McAlisler, Madigan, Kennedy, Abbott, Mcllroy Janlield, St. Clair, Jenson, and Otago Football team (26) ; 4 Btceiftge, SAILED. September 6—Hotoiti, for South, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Hapourika, from SuuCli, to-day. Rarawa, from Manukau, to-morrow. »-« Hapourika, from Manukau, Friday. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Auckland, September 6 Arrived, Surrey, from Liverpool, via Sydney ; at 7.30 a.m. Wellington, September 6.—Arrived, Indradevi, from Wanganui roadstead at 7.20 a.m>; sailed', Rangatira, for Gisborne at 5.30 a.m. ; arrived, Bakaia, from Napier, at 3.30 p.m. Onehunga, September 6.—Arrived, Rarawa, from New Plymouth, at 8,25 a.m. Fort Chalmers, September 6. Sailed Whakatane, for Newcastle, at 11.30 a.m. The Mapourifca sailed from WelBaigton tor New Plymouth at 6,10 last eveuiog. .The Takapunabeing still on the patent slip in Wellington, undergoing repairs to her rudder the Mapourika takes up her New Flymouth-Onehun- *' ga run today* ; Trains will run from New Plymouth to the .breakwater at 9 a.m. *o-day" to meet the Mapourika, from Southland at. 8,20 to join iHHi'JgiopM steamer, for North. ONEHUNGATO NEW. PLYMOUTH. .DAILX FERRY SERVICE. iPer Press Association.) AtTCICLAND, September 6. Mr Mills, manager'of the Union Coinpany, , states that the daily service Jjetween Nfew Plymouth and Gnehunga will be- resumed in NoTfflriber. 1 It is probable the daily 4 Service 1 will be continued throughput tine, year';ln future, "enabling, with an improved' train' service, tlie trip from Dunedin ' to'" 'Auckland to be isompleted l n 49 hours.