SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7843, 8 June 1905, Page 2

SHIPPING.

glf PORT OF NEW FLYMOPTH. Bp; * THURSDAY, JUNE S, 1905. SpJ Wiffh water at New riymouth—-p-m% . R|w <jjigh -water at Waltara—o.4 a.m. 12.19 p.m. I»J" Suit—Riso 7.21 a.m., 5et.4.39 p.m-. Moon —First quarter, Juac 11, Oh. B r ilmin. 19wsc a.m. ARRIVED. li; June 7.—ttar'awa, 1100 tons, feV acklocln from Onehimjfa. TassenMcpriaroos CoWWlcfe,; UtompI' tm, Gra#e, Seifect, VollomefC; Dean, cPhce, Misses Carthew, Warren (2), I ,itterson ( Messrs Willis, 'M.JJ.R., ribble, -Moore, Cobnrn. , cooko. Morley, Brawn 12),.H01d5, i »U, Vollemere, Copeland, .Brimley, • tedsay. Alien, Hiscox, Baird, Bai- ' nt. Best, Beatty, Cobeldick,Oricll, *. lompaon, Vealc, Seiteet; -29 fitww ___ SAILED. Jv- June 7.—Rarawa, &■*•. IJOO toms, ' "lacklock. for Onehuago. Passengers j, Mesdames Uilte, Gain, Murtratt, t sscs Mongher, . Chtvera, Webster, !iirtclifie, Kasscr, Marriafte, Arthur, *jssrs IJower, Hille, Goodman, I' hirtcliff. Huhti Tukino, WoeHy, KISS- rsun, Barnshaw : 8 steerage. Cargo f 18 boxes butter, MWhlwst Dairy; *.o. • 10 do. Collect; 5 yearlings, : alway : 3 pkgw, Eapress Co. ; 20 ii c -,0., llailway. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' t ""'akapuna*, from Manukau, tcHisy. ..'ateena, from Sputh, to-day. ;*? iTarawa, Jrom Manukau, to-morrow. ■ 'ateena, from Mauukau, Saturday. V. ittifftga from Manukau, Monday*. J 'L'ateena. from Manukau, Tuesday. * i fotigpunfe from South, Tuea4ay. ft 1 itarawa* from Manukau, Wedmteday. [ k, t The Fatcena left Wellington for "*,»{ew Plymouth at 5.15 p.m. ycetcr- j ii. Takapuoa left Onehunga for ifi\ \cw Flytpoulh at 4 p.m. yesterday, £.;.Vrj*>e*ng .the Mjroukau Ba»" at 5. JO E' 3 From the returns compiled by b I*jyd's Jtegpsfcer of Shipping, it ap'pears that, excluding warships, ther« were 474, vessels of 1,251,243 tons under oonw.ruction.lin the l*niKingdom at the Close of thg Quarter ended March. 81, .Hw of the vessels, in question ti'srv as ~follows Summers : Steel, ■/' <l4O, of 1,241,651 tons; wood and ly 'composite, 1, of 220 tone totals ? "441 .ve«sels, of 1,211,876 tons. 6aiing vessels : Steel, 16, of 7,821 tons; l£ wood and composite, 17 vessels, of W 1>651 tons ; total. 93 vessels, of 9,-£-y*72 tons. The tonnage under conv"trucljon now is nearly 202,00t more ft'than at the end of December, 1904. 'Compared, however, with the total 'reached in September, 1901, which is r thrf highest on record, the preseat jQgnres show a reduction of about Z r ' 161,000 tons. The warships under are;—Three first class £t>atUe;hif>s, with a totat displnce- ■ of 49,050 tons ; 12 first, class) j&cruiserst with 157,650 tons displaccPtment: ,5 scouts, with 14,700 ; tans if*.ifiß|>lacement);, 11 torpedo-tioat desi", troyern, • with 5,940 tons' displace* J'.ment; and 7 sublmarine boats, with p j j tons dtapfecemotit. j , tIf'EXtpCTED ARRIVALS AT WELr

p|£ - , LINGTON. j js" , . -Ocean-going Steamers.— g£\. „ Xivarw left LornOn March 18, via ® f Australian porta and Auckland ; due about J-wne 10. S-'. 1 Kaikourit.saileA from Lopdon April yia Hobart and Auckland ; due A' -about June 19; §§&' Aotea,. left London May 4, via Hobart, due about , June 2% •••• :.■'■■■■•■ 7 - i'i&fo. Ayrshire, sailed from Liverpool ApjSte >iS It.'Via Australia tod Auckland ; ~ "duo about Juno 90. W x ' Hdwka's Bay, sailed-frou Kfnr.York ft-' April 18, via Australia (TV-,due about June 27. £?", ' .Britibh Monarch, sailed from N«w 1 York, April 16, via Australia and .fc-, Aucltlaiji ; tiui aboat July 7. -1- Kitnblafca, left 'LoDdoo Iby 20, via g Cape bono and Hobart; due about July if. Krankley, left Xetf York May 4. 'due about July 4. Tomoana, left London April- 38, via >/• ''Australian ports and Auckland, dae about July 7. j£ - f Walmate, loft Liverpool May 15, due £■" about July 21.