SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7913, 31 August 1905, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Igyjff «r NEK PLVM9UTH, IWUBSOAY, AUG. 31, IMS. ■Xwtar at Ken Plymeoth— Rjb. aad ».S9 p.m. l»a water il W*»uu—l.4# a.m. ■e-Siae, (.27 ia., set, 3.33 p.m. tm Tliw BO«a, Aug. 31, Ob. » IMI Mt ARRIVED, tag. W.—RotoiH, s.s., 1100 tons, Mi, Inn IWiingtou.

I SAILED. < Aag. M.—Rotoiti, a.a., 1100 tons, IBM, lor Onctwng*. PassengersMi Beny. Baker, Catppion, WalB, CaapMl, Bud, Wintle, George, In, Jorcbler, JorcMer, Mesdames Un, QaiUtam, James, Weir and' jtMidrea, Cooper, Cowley, Messrs ■es, .TifcwftM. Yoang, Smith,, HetiRoa, but, Cooper, Phampleelain, MBDsoo, Gwapion, Hawhsy, CletnI, Lainj, Tylet, Herring, Jiaguire, w*kk, Hagea, Tyler, Lunname, Htfard, Fitter, Kieraan, McKeozie, ■itra, BoneUa, Donning, DrinkMr, VctteH, Marshall, Trevartben, ■Mil, Barifo, King, Montefiore, Milk, AmfctMO. U, btoscted arrivals. h»wa, from Maoakau, piti, from Itamkan, Friday. AW*, ftocj Ifaaaku, Monday. WHE ON A BARQUB. HEW YORK, Aug. 29. M/tanaga to the four-masted barI Mazttnroagh Hill, wbicfa caught MHah) Ksuting oil for Sydney, ia STEAMER FOUNDERS. rNEW YORK, Aug. 29. IMB from Jacksonville, Florida, taat the steamship Peconic pned in a storm and that 20 Mb %er» drowned and two saved. j- *HE AITPOtJRI. jl>» Northern Company's steamer jKwrt ia expected to arrive in pjUaad before the end of the year. JOUri is the name of the natiw lbe resldlng in the districts between Btiiia ud North Cape. The (atiawa. sister ship to the Aupoun i called after the native tribe in th< Mkatana district. The principal di(OaUM of the Aupouri are : Length •sraß 152 ft. beam 27ft, depti (Oalded) 10ft 3ln ; cargo capacity, lO tona. She will carry 100 torn ■d weight cargo on a light draught sft (Hn. Commodious passenger commodation ia provided, and the Ktric light la installed throughout i| vessel. The Aupouri is the secM of three boats ordered recently f the Northern Company. The ApBld. a slightly smaller vessel, «a.< lunched some time ago, and is no« l her way to Auckland. The confactlon of the Ngatiawa will not j» ewumeumd until next year. &Rarawa passed the Mannkau' at 4.40 |>.m. on Wednesday ou X mn to New Plymouth. HTSCTED ARRIVALS AT WELUNQTOX. STEAMERS. Kmrmelster Hackmann, due about lpt«»ber 1, sailed from New York Ma 16, via Auckland. [MBaada, due about August 30, sailCalcutta July 26. HWI BbH, doe about September K Sailed from New York June 15, |a "Australian port} and Auckland. wSoriatbic, due about September 11. ailed from Plymouth July 29, via ppetowa and Bobart. Apariiaa. due about September 12, P Calcutta August 5, via ava. Fiji and Auckland. Orange, due about Sepailed from New York on l Australia and AuckWayton Grange, due about Sop|ober 18, sailed from Liverpool .1 uf 11. via Australia and Auckland. JHar of New Zealand, due about jptwber 20, sailed from London lly 19, via Australia and Auckld. Paparoa. due abeut September 27. Bed tram Plymouth August 12, via ipetown and Hobart. ladraaevi. due about September 28. Psd frow New York July 12, via Wralia and Auckland. ue about September 90, lied from London August 4 via KJand. 4 miro, due about October 2fi, sailI from Liverpool August 11, via patralia and Auckland, gape Breton, due aoout.Qr» iobor 30 Bed front New York <*. u „ usl 10 t AUBtr * l " fi ;r t V A -ckunl B'lT' | , ine, sailed from LivB*T| S~" 13. arte, ship, sailed from PF* July 11.