SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7873, 15 July 1905, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Mat inter «t New r*yi»ootn--B.J ajeTew! 1.9 ML at «MUra-«.M am. aadMf p.m-(Jut-Rue, ' H a.m., set, I*6 p.m. . gun "-* 1 boob, .raj 11, 3h: Bm. I ABIOVBB. Jot* 14-RDtotti, »«., 1151 tons, I KMKUOO, from OieHtnga. Passen- ' in Mifimror* Ambridge, Stevens, 1 Jfcitt, Foley. Jfcßurney, 2 children £ jri mfsnt, lassey and driW, Dick, •' "awto. Ulaea Mcßae, Putt (2),D»»- ■«, fcrteveim, Corcoran. Young, Ja- ' tabtec, Kissing, Messrs Izaro, WilHaMsn, Hill, Wttfoer, brc- >' ixt, Staunton, Richardson, Jacobr .on, UHytt, Kfine, HcGowan, Burry, ' jt*i*tj, Ueurge, Ityan, Edgar, Vous■ler, Hretaer, Donaldson, Snowdon, • .fiatterford, Hall, Wind, Ruiberfoid, •/ootae, Foster, Dick, Macky; 22 . -leeragt. t •: • > —,- ; . BXPECTBO AJUUVALS.

r- Takapnsa, Irora South, toniay. . Jottaa, fropj South, to-morrow. ' .tarawa, from Maaukau, Monday. ftklrafuna, from kUnukau, Tuesday. rriotoiti, inns South, Wednesday, (tanwa, from Hanukau, Thursday. ■ if****, Iroß MawUu, Friday. TfcLEORAPKIC SHIPPING. lMUagtm, Oct. U.-Sailed, 5 p-n- Tikapuai, for New Plymouth. , .July 14.-Arrlred, at 1.30 p.m., Boaanoud, Iron New Plymouth. Tke "steamer Arizonian has covered the voyags from Honolulu to Fhiladelphi*, a distance at 14,000 miles, la 36 days, using oil exclusively as <' fuel. TV* vessel is reported to have , ben as clean a* a yacht on comptej tion of her fongpastiage. , A raconl coal cargo nam loaded at t XewcaHtfe *jr the steamer Apatima. f It connoted ol 7356.t0ne destined for Calcutta via Singapore. ■ The I'otbn Company's active fleet ' tonnage, now totals 101,063 tons. In addition three ve&aais, totalling 10,600 tone, arc in course of consHruc- , tion. Messrs Karland and Wolff, of Belfast, launched In Hay what is said to be the heaviest steamer in the World. Ttie vessel, which is named Ike Amerika, will have accommodatfam tor 4009 passengers and crew, the larter consrsttng of 550 men. f Oaptata McDonald, of the four- ■ masted barwue SwanhiMa, has been ttgMy complrajented by the committee of Lloyd's, who have conveyed

to tbs {frrtttah Shipmasters' and Often Association their appreciation I of tin Mffc qualities of seamanship and resoarca eikibited by Captain McDonald in safely navigating his vessel tbroagh the gales which prevailed daring January, in the course of whica the was driven as far north as Greenland, with steering gear totally disabled, and loss o( compasses. aWeoriGD abbxvals at welLWOTOJJ. STOAMERS. | British Monarch, tailed from KawJ ( York. April 16. via Auitralia and Auckland idu» about July 14. I **»■*»». Wt New York May *, *m> abb* July ». * Tomoaa*. left London April 28, via » Anatialiaa porta and Auckland, due •lmut July 11. Waimate, left Liverpool Hay 15,du# r aboot July 23> lonic, duo about July 18, Railed , from Plymouth June 8, via Capetown aad Hobart. Star of England, doe about July 91, salted froW Xpw York May 1?. via Australia and Auckland. Star of Australia, due about August 3, sailed from London May 29, via Australia and Auckland.

Maori,due about July 23, sailed tram London June 5, via Auckland. Esses, due about August 19, SafW from Liverpool June 10. via Australian porta and Auckland. Tooi;»r»r», due about August j. sailed frwii Plymouth .June 17, via Capetown and Hkbart. St«r of Scotland, due about Aug^ ust 2.'/, sailed from London June 22. f Breb Huel. due about September 2 •*• soiled from New York June 14, tia Australia*! ports and Auckland.

SAILERS. I OreHana, barque, salted from liver- 1 I: t pool. April 8. KtafauM, barque, sailed from Liw. • f srpool. May 1«. ,; Volador. .ailed from Sydney .Yu/ M i J? j^V o** 0 ** froa »*»*•