SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 14 September 1907, Page 2

SHIPPING.

II ' POST Of NEW PLYMOUTH. f? >' BAIUBDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1. ' PHASES OF THE MOON. V Hew moan-Bth, Bh, 40m,52s a.m. |L lfatt quarter—lsth, 3b. 16m. 535. p.m. f. Full moon—22nd, Sh. 9m. 89a. a.m. >v tut quarter—29th—llh. 13m. 53a p.m. ■j* High Water, at New Plymouth to-day 'i li3l ajn. and 12.54 pjn.j tomorrow, •* __ 1.21 a.m. and 1.57 pjn. ,*" Son. rises thia morning at 6.11, tomorrow U; acta to-day 5.49, to-morrow . Note.—Sfeh water at Waltara and Qpuuake ifteen minutes later than at * . few Plymouth. : ARRIVED. °r Friday, 130 p.m.—Harawa, aa., Norv bury, from Onehunga. Passengers: ~ t MiMe* Lewers, Thorburn, Wilkinson, ? McDonnell, Buchanan, Meadamea Mar- & tin, Cole, McMasters, and Simmona, :, Messrs. Bobertaon, Gnnaon, Jarrett, U Martin, Simmons, Bell, Sibach, Fraaer (*), Clarkson, Black, ThurseU, Palmer, MeMuteA, Goodson, Ifweraon, and 14 steerage. SAILED. ;' Friday.—Rarawa, sj., Norbary, for p Onehunga, Paaaengera: Meadamea Tyler, ,5-- Victor, Smith, MnrahaO, Qnealy, Oliver, (~ Tombs, Gamble and child, Barry, •T- McLeod, James, Robertson, Jenkins and &■ ehDd, Ifiaaea Ward, McDougall, and j/- Bobertaon, Messrs. Tewatcy, Bollard, r .M.HR, OUver, Qnealy, WiUiama, Wary- Tington, McNeil, Victor, Tyler, Master r.' 'Murray, Baeyerts, Dawbene, Dunkar, E" Blake, Wattenberg, Cheal (2), Leeding, fc Busey, Clark, Brett, E. H. Nolan and g."- ton, Tombs, Gamble, Barry, Lee, AshSr' ton, Vardley, St. Hffl, Inman, Halse, fe Jenkins, and others; 20 steerage. jp SB3PPDJQ TELEGRAMS.' p: Wellington, September 1 J—Largo Law, 5£ at 7 ajn. from Newcastle. R* Wellington, St#tember . 11-Botolti, gfe. at 4.10 a-m, from New Plymouth. jm- Auckland, September 13.—Waihora, j||;. at 8 ajn. on the 12th, from Sydney. ggV Auckland, September 13.—Atna, at EsS-, ■> 140 ajn, from Nukualofa. Kg. Onehunga, September 13.—Takapuna, ■&' OBehunga, Friday—Takapuna, at 3^o K»- pjn., for New Plymouth, crossing the g»; tax at 4.40 pjn. Eg* Wellington, Friday.—Miowera, at 4* ■fir,. pja, for Sydney. Hg' Wellington, Friday.-Saikd, Miowera, gr-„ for Sydney. EL- EXPECTED ABBIVALS B* , flirawa, from Manukan, Monday. Eg BotoJti, from South, Tuesday. I?; Takapuna, from < Manukan, Tueaday. B? Barawa, from Onehunga, Wednesday. ■% BotoftL from Onehunga, Thuraday. Ek Takapuna, from South, Thuraday. WS . Barawa, from Onehunga, Friday. E ■ Takapona, from Manukau, Saturday. »>;" The Largo Law, which arrived at Wei m- Bagtoa from Neweaatle with a cargo of fcfc -, IBM tone of coal and 800 tons of timgf. . bar, aaw no eigne of the MonowaL Since |K.-. # * .Wedneaday hut the Largo Law had exC- perieneed aouth-eaaterly galea. p - The Barawa was harbored at Manap kau Heada -on Thuraday, an 4 drd not g? tag at tito breakwater at 4JO p.m, and ■ t . sailing w usual for the North last i- «W*. £ The TJaton Company advise that ihe I* Cortona, on her next trip from the f- South, wfO eaU at the Buff. She will £ be kwdjng at that port on September , t *7th fot New Plymouth, via Southern fj ports. |. . The Poherua will be leaving Dunebrm j tor New> Plymouth, via Southern ports, k on Bunday r aad-fa One here on Thursday next. ' WEATHER REPORT. P ' — F . CaptJta Edwin wired yesterday:—ExS-'- ?2l ** fw * ««ta*riy winds to gale; £ j f? 0^5 *•* rata probable; P- 2J^, 1 *' J weaawt probably much Gi'-