SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7920, 8 September 1905, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, 190 S. High water at New Plymouth— J. 43 a.m. and 4.20 p.m. High water at Waitara—3.sl a.m. and 4.41 p.m. Sun—Rise, 6.18 a.m., set, 5.42 p.m. Moon—Full moon, Sept. 14, sbr 47, ' B 12s. a.m. ARRIVED. Sept. 7.—Rarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Norbury, (rom Onchunp. Passengers —Mesdames Hayes, Walter, Powell, de Bourbel, Reid, Empson, Green, Nimneley, Stewart, Nairn, Buxton, Gower, Comrie, Page, Simmonds, Smith, Bayly (2), Ryan, Lucas, Hisses Mavis, Stirling, Actand, Collier, Empson, Tighc, Smith, Page, Lovell, Messrs Powell, Brain, Stewart, Green, Smith, Bayly (3), Mansfield, Oillies, Empson, Nairu, Bullot, Bruce, Gower, Freeman, Buxton, Foster. Coltbard, Tighe, Leydon, Linton, Brown, Denton, Baructt, Simmorals, Nudds, McMastcrs, Adams, Perry, Major Perrry, Salvation Arm? Biorama Co. (24) ; 24 steerage.

SAILED. Sept. 7.—Rarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Norbury, tor Onchungs. Passengers— Mtsdamen Wrigley, Hlstcd, Valintine and family. Hirst, Hutcbins and child, LeffingwiU (2). Misses Turner, **|[®wn, Mackay, Furness, Tobias, Messrs Salinger, Johnson, Berliner, H !?. te i... Dymock, Valintine. LeffingWill, Clrtton, Parkinson, Wells, 24 footballers and others ; 10 steerage* Cargo— 10 boxes butter, Col let t; 10 do., McEwan; 10 do., Midhirst Dairy Co. ; 17 do., Welch ; 20 pkgs, Railway, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kotoiti, from Manukau, to-day. Takapuna, from South, to-morrow Connna, from South, Sunday. 'torn Manukau, Monday. Takapuna, from Manukau, Tuesday. Rotoiti, from South, Wednesday. Karawa, from Manukau, Thursday Kwiti, from Manukau, Friday.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPINO. frSi w y n» S t Pt - 7 o"^ rtiTed ' p *Panui £sJS:Vis I uSS- s " ro,s " ,p WRECKED KETCHES. (Received Sept. 7, 11.47 p . m .) Tho «. «.h~ «VDNEY, Sept. 7. ro«£ Coast co " lin^ rough. The ketch Hero is a total wreck, and the Kia Ora is badly damThe RotOiti left Onehunga at 3 20 PJn. yesterday for New Plymouth «nd crossed the Manukau Bar at 5

EXACTED ARRIVALS AT VELlinoton. _ . STEAMERS. 10 ;'aiM Ue f 1, ""I- aboUt Septeaber .' - ailed from New York June 1 P ° rt * and Auck,an d.' Lorinthic, due about September 11 from j u 7y ™r 11 Capetown and Hobart. *fj n , nia ' d "« "bout September 12 ■ailed from Calcutta August 5 via teL?"n Vtt ' Auckland Haversham Grange, due about SW L. ' Mlled from York <m June 28, via Au.tral,. and Auckara ***- due about Keny.aSTJftaar July 13, via Australia and Auck-

The old lightship Tiraaru. which 1 TIT* 1 USI ' ,U| *■""<* i" the low cr harbour, Dunedin, for three deDH« CS hJ S ,!*j_ re P lac « l by a strong the * o " th side of the channel, near the black buov A stnlcmg example of thefaiethod,' of the professional cargo broacher Zl w VCaW ' savs an<J exchange when Mr A. Peterson, of Hawera CO,Ua " lin « » consign! : rant of Chiflou packed in cardboard boiML The lot had been 5 from London, and when landi-1 it i^i !£d a^h r TJ , ', having *** w ereti with. Ipon being opened ko '_ it was found that o," ,' ' the boxes, those on top, jt T waa found'thaf W " S il waa found that an opening had been fhL'" I Z,nC lin '" g U > cnabl<l the f JEiti., ? C . ,Ron WWing had evi- ' **"> bin ' ltn ß- slipj ped off, and paw of the cases b£ V" Then when the had beet* extracted the box was'r' « up as it was before. There •bout £3O worth of chiffon f ZT case, half of which was take* •opposed '.hat the box >«.• • "J* to thcLomUa docks Broached