SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 165, 3 July 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

i|p# l ojF am PLYMOcra BEp-f-FRtDAY, JULY 3. §£ " ' D. H. AT. S. £§it Quarter 7 8 2 12 a.m. ptt Moon .. 14 9 24 21 a.m. m& Quarter.. 20 11 38■ 19 p.m. RRjc MooK .. 28 6 53 20 p.m. juUgli water at New Plymouth to-day, ttS3 pjn.; to-inorron, 12.11 u.ui. and jSSuft rises thin morning 7.21, to-morrow jSJj sets to day 4.30, 10-morrow 4.39. ARRIVED. "July 2. —Rotoiti, s.s., 1159 tonsj Hatchings, from Onehunga. : July 2.—Takapuna, 8.9., 11)36 tons, Evans, from South. Passengers: Mr. (OiJlrs. Ambury, Mr. Campbell.

'3_»t Night—Takapuna, s.s., 1036 tons, jjfrlns, for Onehunga. ouly 2. Rotoiti, s.s., 1159 tons, patthings, for South.

n- s ______ t' SHJPWNG TELEGRAMS.

% 'Onehunga, Last Night.—Sailed, at 2.20 JEp.su, Ngapuhi, for New Plymouth, ■prowing the bar at 5 p.m. Passengers; BSjJOsses Wilson and Cliff, llesdatnes W. H&Gyde and child and Lauren son, Messrs. peeJEs, C. Campbell, W. A. leaser, TidyPenman, Edwards, and 18 steerage. ||!r*~Jo&ehnnga, Thursday.—Arrived, at 9.30 ili-m., Ngapuhi, from New Plymouth, Thursday. Arrived, at 1 iff.'jMn., Hauroto, from Rarotonga. W Newcastle, Thursday.—Sailed, Daniel, ij*,for Auckland.' W Port Chalmers, Thursday.—Sailed, at p,m.,Buceros, for Fort Kembla. $S- Sydney,last Night.—Arrifed, Ururoa, from Wanganui. Sailed, Star of Aus-, j_jpalli, for Auckland, fe"- Melbourne, Last Night. Arrived, | "ICerelrana, from London.

t. ' The Rotoiti sailed at 2 p.m. yesterday Wellington. She took 665 boxes of s*' butter for Southern markets. r ' „ Nearly all the new vessels now being *" -built for the trade between the Com-' i- monwealth and London are to be fitted 1 with wireless telegraphy apparatus, %. and v as several ot the vessels will be ready jr"for sea shortly, it would be of much infstq'rest (say* the Sydney Commercial to learn how much longer the will delay the erection of jfe'Jhe receiving stations at the various S~ points along the coast, decided ou some g; time ago. It is reported, however, that £ an expert authority on wireless tele- »- jgraphy has arrived in Australia and* that |"beis to report on necessary matters in I', connection with the erection and equip- % ment of the new stations to the Govs .erment, but nothing definite has yet been £ made known. 2 The "vVcstport Times" says that the f_ cut in the breakwater through- which it C is- pro|K)sed to launch the stranded ,-- Taviuni will be 60ft long, 50ft broad, and *; »ft deep.

5Jf; PROJECTED DEPARTURE. &•-■ —" g& Ngapuhi, for Onehunga, to-night^ sMr f : EXPWTED iKBTtfAM. Onehunga, Friday. JsXUcapuna, from Onebnaga, Saturday. r BotoHi. from South, Tuesday. ! f~- Takapuna, from Onehunga, Tuesday. h Ngapuhi, from-Onehunga, Wednesday. & Botoiti, from Onehnnga, Thursday. E Takapn:ia, from South, Thursday. (✓OVERSEA SHTPPINCr FOB W2LUNcrroJu. STEAMERS. ' ftuapehu (do* about July 8), sailed - from Plymouth Hay 16, via Capetown ancfHobart. (N.Z& Oo.) - 'Kaikoura. (due about July 2nd), sailed from London May 6th, ri* Auckland. ~ (New Zealand Shipping Ob.) *, Tonionna (due about July 4),* sailed fc;-from London April 20, via Australia and g Auckland. (Tjser.) j- Fifeshire (dna about July 10th), sailSi ed from Ufenoei Hay 2nd, via Aus-fef-tralia and Auckland, (Federal-Eoulder- &? Shire line.) ' f- Den of Ruthven (due about July 18), |_ jsailed from Vancouver June 10. (Johnp« aton and Co.) • £| Arawa (due about July 14), sailed §&- from Plymouth Hay 80, via Capetown ■fcsicnd Hohart. (ShaVSavill.) ■. " Sfepbanitif (due- About Jurjr-ißth). ■g Jailed from Nev tm. Auekland. (A. and A.) §&. Delphic fdue about July 21), sailed S& from Lrmmool Hay 18, via Australia H\ and Auckland. (Shaw-Savill.) |«;, Indradevi (due about July 28), sailed Br from Now York May 23, via Austraalh ¥- and Auckland. (Tyser.) fc Star of Australia (due about August h 10ft), sailed *WJB DaodOn May sth, via & Australia, Antfland, and Napier. (TyI ■«•> ■ '

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