SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 146, 11 June 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

, -jpltr OF WKW PLYMOUTH.

__* • llilltSDAV JUNE 11. I f PIUSES OF THE JIOON. tjfe,* D. H. M. S. 'jf. Shit quarter 7 4 33 13 p.ui. IWI Moon ..15 1 32 14 a.m. KlplMt Quarter 21 a 3 13 *.m. @t"Kew Moon ..29 4 8 17 a.m. water at New I'lyinoutji to-ilay, fijl a.m. and 6.42 p.m.; to-iuorrow, 7.!) pjL anil 7.37 p.m. W Sun ri<«» this morning 7.23, to-morrow i'TJBi acts to-day 4.37, to-morrow 4.37. I ARRIVED. ;■ June 10.—Rarawa, s.s., 1137 tons, !; Nortwry, from Onehunga. SAILED. Last Night.—Rarawa, aj., 1137 tons, Norbury, for Onehunga. Passengers: Menlam>s Payne (2), Boeock, Prald, Orrhanl and family, and Greig, Messrs, F. Davir->, Drummond, Dawson, G. Kin»ey, J. JUling, G. R. Stack W. S. Short. Cnrickshink, SUdden, J. E. Fulton, Bocock, Prald, Greig, and others; 8 steerage.

PROJECTED DEFABTI'iIES. Rotoiti, for South, to-day. Takapuna, lor Onehunga, to-night. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Onehunga, Last Night—Sailed, at 3.30 IkBL, Rotoiti, for New Plymouth, crossbig tt* bar at 5.35 p.m. Passengers: lib Thomson, Nurse McPheraon, Mesdaae* Lambie, Hudson, and Dye, Maun. J. Balfour, Acton, Mee, J. Soles. Lambie, F. Baigh, Salenger, N. Wilkin no, Levett, F. Ryan, A. Gould, C. Parker, E. Millhoueer, and 15 steerage. Wellington, Last Night. Sailed, at 8.10 p.m., Takapuna. for New Plymouth. Adeln ide, Wednesday—Arrived, Taieri, from Gteymouth. Bjrney, Wednesday.—Arrived. Ulimaroa fro:n Wellington. She was delayed by strong head winds. Sydney, Last Night. Hailed, at 5 pjn n Victoria. Melbourne, Last Night.—Sailed. Mabeßo. ROTOITI TEMPORALLY STRANDED Auckland, List Niglit. The Rotoiti (trended on a mudbank in Hie Manukau this morning, but was aafely towed off by the steamer Weka. The Union Company'* Corinna is due it New Plymouth on Friday from Dunrdin. via Lyttelton and Wellington. Her usual trip has been from Lyttelton to New Plymouth direct. She brings 900 tons of cargo for this port. Captiiin <!. T. Dixon, whn i- lieing sent Home tiv the Patea Shipping Company

In lirinir out the new steamer Arapawa. will leave Wellington for London l>y the Athenic next week. Captain Corby, who i* on holiday leave. will re«uw nimnurl uf the Man a next week. Captain .1. (1. Watson, lute mate of » the Patecna. iia* lieen appointed master of that Teste 1 in place of Captain S. i. Kennedy, who reanmed command of the Maponrika yesterday. Mr. M. I* SingietOß, fonnerly on the Corinna. has joined the Puteena as actinp chief officer. Mr. D. Stanley, late of the Poherua, has joined &e Kaitangata as chief officer. Mr. J. Mawson has been appointed chief officer of the Tarawent. Captain Collins will probably take command of the Tanwera, which is about »« resume ranninjr in the Dunedin-Auckland pa*serrice. Mr. E. D. lies has joined '-be Monowai as second officer. Mr. A. R. Stewart, late second officer of the Kamona, has been called to Dunedin for onien.

IXFKTfKU AEHTVAIfI. Rotoiti, from Onehnnga, Thursday. Takspona, from Soath, Thursday. Kara* a, from Onehnnga, Friday. ! Takapuna, from Onehnnga, Saturday. Rarawa, from Onehnnga, Monday. \ rl . Botoiti, from South, Tuesday. ' Takapuna, from Onehnnga, Tuesday. : . Jlarawa, from Onehnnga, Wednesday. ' OVERSEA SHIPPING FOB WEI/UNGTON. STEAMERS. Cornwall (due about June 16th), aailed from lirerpool April 11th, via Australia and Auckland. (Federal-Jlaolder-SWre.) Corinthie (due about June 16th), (ailed frotn Hymouth May 2nd, via Oapetovn and Hqbart. (Shaw-Savill.) Eacero* (due abont Jane 17th), sailed from New York Opril Bth, via Auckland. 'A. and" A. line.) Star of M«ir Zealand (dne abont June Bad), sailed from New York April 13th, tia Australia and Auckland. (Tyser.) ' Tdtaaaa (due abont June 28th), tailed from London April 20th, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser.) Kaikonra (due about July 2nd), sailad from London May Bth, via Anckland. (New Zealand Shipping Oo.) Fifeshire (dne abont July 10th), sail- ' ed from Liverpool May 2nd. Tia Australia and Auckland. (Federal-Honlder-Bhire line.) ' Stepltanitis (dne abont July 19th), idled from New York April 29th, via Australia aid Auckland. (A. and A.) Star of Australia (due about August 10th), ailed from London May 6th, via Australia, Auckland, and Napier. (Tym.)