SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8021, 6 January 1906, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POKT OF NEW PLYMOUTH.

FBIDAY, JANUARY 5.

High Water at New Plymouth—o.3l a.m., and 1.9 ji.ni. High Water at Waitara—O.MS a.m., and 1.24 p.m. Sun—Rise i.lO a.m., set 7.13 p.m. Moon —Full, January 11, Ihrs. 13min. 20see. a.m. AK RIVED. January s.—Rotoiti, s.s., 1150 tons, Robertson, from Oneliunga. Passengers —Misses Spring, Bedford, Stanley, Bead, Moorai Bell, de Moutalk, Mesdames Spring, Jackson, Hutching*, Hear and infant, Wooler and son, Sir G. Clifford, Dr. Martm, Messrs Burnside, Scott, Sergeant Buddock, Unwin, Wilson, Lutterul, Dunek, O'Skannassy, Eaddie, Hood, Hastings, Pring, Page, Speck, Jeffreys, Oolson, Cumuungs, Christie, Young, Atkinson, Shain, Leyden, Jackson, Hood, Dawson, McEwin, Westbrook, Reid, Williams, Harrison, Gore, Melville, Brown, Pinson, Turnbnll, Tyer, Richards, Heascott, Linscott, Rooney, Hutchings, Connelly, Turnbull, Croft, Clarke, -Wooler, Green, Scotcher; 32 steerage, .' January 5. —Rarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Korbury, from Onehunga. Passengers —Misses King, Haselden, Leslie, Ch.ittendeu, Bolton, Usher, Dowing, DooBon, Wells, Henderson, Kinder, Fear, Lcdinghani, Spinley, Mesdames Jemison, Craig (2), Madden, Lone.gan, Cooper, Choyce, Moore, Walker, Wall, Brewer, Maid, Berry, Woodhead, Russell, Whitehead, Arms, O'Brien. Oldham, Maldenhall, Sincock, Lcdingham, Messrs Horsley, Walker (2), Oldham, Fear, Potter, Cooper, McGlashan, Willis, Nolan, Wall, Lyons, Whitehead, Sincox, Madden, Watt, Kindall, Chick, Hardcy, Basdett, Gosling, Low, Grcnt, James, Friedlander, Jemison, Handcock, Symes, Craig, Moore, Tansey, Dingle, Choyce, Ledingham, Loncrgan, Dellow, McKay, Jackson (2), ltountree, O'Brien, Hobbs, Rcßae (3), Goodson, Woodhouse Arms, Home, Purser, Brewer, Wells (2), Smedley, Howell, Milburn, Robb, Howie, Wor-

thington, Usher, Hill, Walker, Stafford, Barber, Harris, Hewitt, Kinder, Daws, Haslam, Orchard, Thornes, McCoshClark, Begg, Tonks; 60 steerage. SAILED. Sailed from Onekunga 1.20 p.m., Takapuua for New Plymouth, passing the Manukau Heads at 6.10 p.m. AN AMALGAMATION. London, January ■!.—The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company has acquired the who'e of the iniercst and goodwill of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company in the Orient Company, together with the steamers Orotava, Oroyn, Oruba, and Ortona, engaged in the trade. The " Times," in commenting, says it may he asserted that a policy of considering the travelling public in every way will be adopted. The newly-acquired Australian trade service will henceforth be known as the Orient Koyal Mail Line. The Rosamond leaves Greymouth on Sunday with 350 tons of coal for this port, and then goes to Onehnnga. OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLINGTON. SIEAMF.nS. ludraghiri, left London, October 13, via Australia and Auckland Tomoana, left London, October 20, via Australia and Auckland, due about January 3 Karamea, left London, October 31, via Capetown and Hobart, due about December 19 Kaikoura, left London, November 5. via Capetown, Hobart and Auckland, due about December 28

Tongariro, left London, November 8, via Capetown and Hobart; due about December 20 Matatua, left London, \ia Capetown, Hobart and Ttytielton Somerset, left Liverpool, November 11, via Australia and Auckland, due about Jar aary 22 -Atkcnic,'left London, -WUvemter 17, __jsi»- Capetown and Hobart, du about January 2 _ . . Turakina, left Elm—*•' Member 2, . -\xr*JK -Capetown and Hobart; due —" ~E3sbout January 17 okomarn, left London, December S, via Capetown and Hobart Sailing Vessrls. Port George, barque, left New York, August 22 Westland, barque, left London, Sept. 5 Pitcairn Islacd, barque, left Liverpool, September 9 , Pharos, barqjc, left London, November 3