SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7950, 13 October 1905, Page 2

SHIPPING.

FRIDAY, OCT. 13. lli 6 li water at New l'lyroouih--8,51 a.m. anil 9.11 p.uiHigh water <tl Wauara-9.0 a.m. an a 9--® P-W- , . Sun-Hist.i.3l a.m . set, fi -6 p.m. Moou—Full moon, Oct. 1-J, iwuin. ISs. p.m. AItKIVKD. Oct. 12.—Uarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Norbury, from l'ass(n.,eis —Missis Laird, til;no, Craig. Cooper VUV.bei, Keuiokls, Collier, Misja'uus Graham, Hill, Mall, Uyau, VWI- - Harris, Chisliolm, Armstrong, Koofces, AHlerson, Kaileliil, Ncw*liam, Loonev, .\uss.s ivinp, Alrterswi, Cla> ion, Hal', Wrifihi, Price, Digitau, Lets, llassolil, Gow, Harris (Ul, .Vill, Smith, Mcltovern, Calender, Owen, Hudson, Cliisliolm, Armslu,ni;, Keyc, Miliar, Harrison, Arthur, 1 lititon, Ki>Ul; 3H stcera&e. SAILED. . Oct. 12— Karawa. s.s., 1100 tous, Noioury, for Ondiunga. TKLEGKAPMU SHIPPING, l.nshaiic, (Jet. 12.—Arrived, DovedaK'. Irow HiJrt Chalmers.

uau, iioui rvii v,u«u«:io. I Onehunga, Oct. 12.—Arrived, Rotoiu, from New Plymouth, at H.Jtl a.m. Tirnaru, Oct. 11. - Sailed, Haversham Grange, (or Wellington, at 2.H> p.m. STKAMKR STRIKES A MINK. Hongkong, Oct. 11,-The Bntirt ■ steamer La bo struck a floating mine oB Shongtunj;. Fifteen passengers and the crew are missing. ATRIAL TRIP. London, Oct. 11.-Huddart Parker's new steamer Riverina, on her trial trip, did 15 Unots. A CONTRACT RATIFIKD. Melbourne, Oct. 12,-The House ratified tlic Orient contract, and added an arrangement whereby the company Will carry mails betwein Sydney and Brisbane, and vice versa, at 3s 8d per mile, reducing the amount of subsidy paid by Queensland by the sfuount paid for the local servieo. ANOTHER MYSTERY OF TIIK SKA. WELLINGTON, Oct 12. The Marine Department has been advised that a teak board, with ih - name "Imperator Alexander II." in gilt letters six inches long carriidl upon it, was washed ashore at OkaWa, Chatham Islands, on Aui;. 2». There were no weeds or barnacles upon it. and it did not appear -to have been long in the water. It is reported at the Chathams that firing at sea was heard m July. 'lite Marine Departm nl diK-s not think the board could have belonged to the Russian baltleslii|; lutpiralor Alexander, sunk by the Japanese in May last. There may ui course lave hten a Russian merchantman of the same name, and she in the vicinity of the Chathams. The Kotoiti liii Ontluiura at 2 3i| p.m. r.n Thursday f ( ,rNe» I lv„,out!,. and i rosscd tlic Alumik a ti bar at I.H EAI'ECTIiD AKRIVaI-v: im ui.-i

v AL.-, IN WELlington. STEAMERS, human., due about Oct. U. sail,-, fruiu riymuuih Aui? 'Mi V !« r™ t0.,, ami Jlobart. ' CaPU Imli'ah-n.a, due about October 2:i ' fr " m London Aiipust 20 vh Australia, Auckland and Napier Miwiro. due about Oclulkt 2ij sailed rom Liverpool August U, via Australia and Auckland. Capo Breton, due about October :{0 sailed from New York August 10, v i, Australia and Auckland. litiapehu, due aliout October 31 nailed from riwimuth September 1 Ma Cap-town. Hoi, art, ami Uicklan • inline, ilue üboutt \oveinla r i>. sail '''l f ""» Hyin.mili September 23, \i ( Ca|N lo« n ami llubarl. Xiwaru, -duo about November ]ii via Australia. Auckland and Napier Morayshire. due about November sailnl from Ijvvrp.iol S.pten>ljei 11. vf» ami AijrklsiiMl. lVvon, due about Xi.veiiH>er 21 sailed from New York September 9 via Australia and Aurklnml. Mare if. tiuc about N'ovemlier -UI sailed froiu Xe«/York September 17 via Australia and Auckland.