SHIPPING

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 220, 21 September 1904, Page 1

SHIPPING

PORT OF NEW PLTMOimi^rJ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, It)!)*, High water at New Plymoufe—£.33 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. I jttigh water at Waitara.—fl.4B lam. fcn<4 7.15 p.m. I Sub.—Rise 6.2 a.m., set 5.581 p.m. Mood,—Full moon, 25th, s.2tila.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS,! Jtotoiti, from Alanukau, to-<ia». CTakapuna, from South, to-day®' Kaxawa, from ilanukaa, Thur«jlny. TakapuJia, from Manukau, Frivpy. Kotoiti, from South, Saturdai\ Corinna, from South, sundayf Barawa, from Manubau, Mornßay.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. j Onohunga, Sept. 20.—Arriv*d, Ra-I fawa, from Aew Plymouth, lst K.m. I I Blilfl,' Sept. 20.—Sailed, jfcnowai.j (or Holiart and Melbourne,! at 4.50 on 19th. I I Dunaim, Sept. 20, Rdmutuka, from London, via HolJmi. Pas-1 sestger for New PlymouthjßUss K. Howletty I

TbA Hermione, 40 days oJt from 1 tte Blufl' to M«lbourne, was* spoken 1 pfl Kfint Group on Mond'ay, all I jwtt. r _ 1 The Rotoiti passed Manukau j Heaids, for New Plymouth fjrotn Oneat 5.30 last evenjing. I Trains to serve stepping toJ-day will: leave the town station su | follows : Ait 8. a.m. to connect with tjhe Takapuna from South ; 11.20 fi.m., Ro- j toiti, tor South ; 8.20 -p.ii., Taka- 1 puna, .for North. . / I At' ttm&ta an TuesdaJW tunes B. I Bainey, master of thiJVestralia, ,WM. charged with proceHng from Lyttelton to Dunedin. Hth nine firemen and six of nine liremen, three and three greasers. Mr appeared for the Captain Fleming, of Mercantile Marine, andH. G. MacGregor for the Mr Mac- ; Gregor held that the was under the Australian! did not apply ; also th&tHno offence 'bad bean disclosed, aMT'ection 7 of' the act did not mentin greasers.' The.. :Case was dismisßsei' the Ma- ; gistxats agreeing to ■'stile a case for appeal, I