SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7744, 21 February 1905, Page 2

SHIPPING.

1= TORT OP NEW PLYMOUTH. | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1005. High water at New riymouth—;<®.l4 a.m. and 9.34 p.m. f Hifch water at Waitara—9.29 a.m. - and 9.49 p.m. Sun—Rise 6 a.m., sot 6 p.iu. j!,{ Moon—Last quarter February 28, 9h. 12m. 14s. a.m. ARRIVED. Ifc-Fcb. 20.—Rarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Ejforbury, from Onehunga. Passengers Hogan, Sloan, Adams, ItonH«ndry, Burtlett, Parsons (2), vßnss (2), Tvtley,' Roussell, ','Mackay, Wilkinson, Gilniour, Salt, Mesdames Oaborne, McConrntli, Husband, Davie, Walker, Bart- . lett. Smith, F. dc Schryner, Passons, ■ JJerthelsen, Martin, Palmer, Smith, Cliff, Messrs McMath, Freeman, Kelly, Woollej', Boyd, Taylor, ltead, O'Brien, Tea, Osborne, Laidlnw, Husband, Andrews, House, Laurence, Signal, Core, ('Barker, Mincher, F. fe de Scliryner, Honey, Bain, Burrell, |t- Maxwell, , Cressell, Lloyd, Davies, Manyatt, Tremey, Parker, Jensen, ■ Davis, Mantels, Herd, Davies, Taranaki Garrison Band, r"; Cleave,. Cleave, Crosher, Webster, Sellers, Brown, Massey ; 68 steerage.

SAILED. Feb. 20.—Rarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Norbury, for Onehunga. Passengers 1 —Misses Brown, Coad, Carte, Har- , 'top, McAndrew, Mesdames Williams, Sowell, Ramson, Beattic and child, Widdop, Goner and' family, Grant (2), Fouhey, McGarry, Coad and family, WealeJ'i Hopkins and family, Messrs Pardy, Lillico, Bayley, Stallworthy, Cooper, Huchins, Wilson (2), Welch, Baker, Hopkins, Farmer, Coad, Gowcr, Widdop, Ramson, 10 others; 9 steerage. Cargo—39 cattle, N. King ; 1 racehorse, Corrigan; 15 boxes butter, Welch ; 10 bales of flax, Jones ; 8 pkgs, Hooker; 10 pkgs, Railway. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rotolti, from Manukau, to-day. Takapuna. from South, to-day. Rarawa, from Manukau, to-morrow. Takapuna. from Manukau, Thursday Rotoiti. from South, Thursday. Rarawa, from Manukau, Friday. ' Rotoiti, from Manukau, Saturday. Corinna, from South, Sunday. Rarawa, fram Manukau, Monday.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. . Timaru, Feb. SO.—Sailed, I>rayton Grange, for Lyttelton, at 6 p.m. Blufl, Feb. 26.—Arrived, Monowai, from Hobart (English mail), at 2.40 p.m. Waitara, Feb. 20.—Arrived, Kaipara, (fom Wanganui. Auckland, Feb. 20.—Arrived, Sonoma. from Honolulu, at 7.20 p.m. ; Somerset, from Sydney. Hobnrt. Feb. 20.—A seaman named Oscar I-arson, the only survivor of - the Brierholme. has been found, little the worse for his long exposure ashore. He states that the Drierholme was wrecked on a reef- fourteen miles north of Port Davey, and was broken in halves. Her bows are just above water. Melbourne, Feb. *2o.—lt is understood that the Orient Company has approached the Postmaster-General with an offer to carry the mails for £120,000. Sydney, ' Feb. 20.—The Orient's manager has received no information as to the reported new arrangement in regard to sailings, referred to in ■ a cable, but will not be surprised, -now' that the ; company has ceased the mail contract, if sailings will be arranged solely on commercial lines. Fremantle. Feb. 20.-1116 Orizaba is bumping a little. Salving is proceeding, and it is expected that the whole cargo will saved if the weather holds.

i>. The Itotoili crossed Manukau bar !*. at 5.15 last evening. ; " | EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT WELI LINGTON. f: STEAMERS, (g ■ Athenic (due about February 28th) sailed fram London January 12th, *i» Capetown aud Hobart. ShawSavill).