SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 11 September 1907, Page 2

SHIPPING.

|k« POBT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. IE WEDNESDAY,~SEPTEMBEB 11. BJfc PHASES OF THE MOON. ipNtw moon—Bth, Bh, 40m£2s un. Efr MI moon—22nd, 9b. 9m. 595. turn. Bfiaast quarter—29th—lib. 13m. 63s p.m. ■Splint quart r—lsth, 3b. 16m. 635. pjn. K,I • High water at New Plymouth to-day, I, 11.2 a.m. and 1159 pjn.; to-morrow, £■, 1U( a.m. : ; ' Hon rises th'u morning 6.U, to-mor- ,'- raw 6.13; lets to-day $.46, to-i-ioncw ; •**?• N6te.-*gh water at Waitara and 9punake If teen minutes later than at Jew Plymouth.. (. , SHIPPING TELEGBAMS.

;- *•' Aqcklaad,. Tuesday. Sailed, from Ondhnaga, at a.40 pjiL, Barawa, for K fatbiinga. Barawa, » from Msankau- Ifcads, at 5.30 pja, for *■ Xsw^Plyißoon. ;• Ajart.-|aiid, Tuesday.—Sailed, 8 pjn, f • Zsaßßdia, for Bouth. Passengers for •;' Wellington: M&ses Stafford and Tulett, f= " Ifesaames Rattray and Burt, Messrs. it' Battray, Burt, Abercrombie and bay; £ for LytteUon, Mesdames Peache and Gas*, Messrs. Gas* and Tiseh; for Dunsf, edin, Miss Young, Mesdames H. L. "*- Smith, and Henderson, Messrs. H, 0. t Blaekey and H. L. Smith; for all ports, .*- 10 steerage. AaekhuuT, Tuesday.—Sailed, Inga, sj., c for HoUanga. Auckland, Tuesday.—Sailed, Rarawa, r - ia, for New Plymouth. Passengers: L JEmx Car and Davidson, Mesdames L Biee, Sandford, Wilkins, Rutherford, e Warwick, Bourne, Lovell and boy, % Messrs. LJ. Taylor, Bice, M. Gray, k; %onng, Booker, Stansell, Newgent, I, ■- Bmddetl, Wright, A. J. Walker, A. NiaL;- bet, E. Heeksher, P. R. Russell, WarS wick, Bourne, and 20 steerage. S. The Takapuna, whkh was bar-bound (f at Onehungs on Monday, arrived at the % breakwater but night at 6 o'clock, and B,' ■ after (Bseharging her cargo and landing £,'.-. passengers sailed for Wellington. g~ The Royal Mail. Steam Packet ComW*- paay have madi arrangements for the BE,' next new steamer of their famous "A" afe Class to make her maiden voyage to |F 'Australia. The R.M.S.P. Asturias will ftp' lave all the sumptuous accommodation fr' -trUeh eharacterises the previous steamm'Z en of her class—suites de luxe, stateIs*- eabia*, single-berth rooms, magnificent saloons and social hall, etc.— whilst she fc-_' will possess some new features of her W" own, such as "elevators" to carry pasp , angers from deck to deck. Her dimen|i awns are 535 ft long by 62ft wide, giving I » • tonnage of over 12,000. The refriger- *'.■ ated space for cold storage is about f-. USJMO cubic feet s£• EXPECTED ARRIVALS. fit, Jtarswa, from Manukan, Monday. g>, Bstoiti, from South, Tuesday. s" Takapuna, from Manakan, Tuesday. |* -Rsxaws, from Onehnnga, Wednesday. f i 'Botetti. from Onebunga, Thursday. ■f " Cakapuaa, from Sooth, Thursday. Barawa, from Onehnnga, Friday. |pr Saksnuaa, from Manukan, Baturdsy. V: OVERSEA VESSELS FOB WELLINGp ': TON. W h f STEAMERS. k - Wakansl, left London, June 30, via fc- Unban and Auckland; due about Sep-ejr-tesaber 13. f' Waimate, from London, to sail October 4; due November 24. fc • Oriana, from New York,' sailed August .4 ' Waiwsm, from London, to sail Sepf , iember. K- Kish, from New York, sailed July 8. ii- ' Hallam Shire, from New York, sailed i - 'Angurt f. . < - lard Btaaley, fram New York, to sail. K Vmlro, from New York, sailed Au- %,. BoUviana, from New York, to saO. p Nairnshire, from Liverpool, sailed fe Angust 1 |*.- Oberoo, from Lfverpool, sailed June r 11 r~ r- ' Fonobss, from Liverpool, to sail.