SHIPPING

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 252, 17 October 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING

FORT OP NEW PLYMOUTH. I', <» SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17. ', I . <> PHASES OF THE MOON. '' D. U. M. S. '■• Quarter 3 * 50 JU p/Ji. • ' . Moon' .. 10 8 40 10 a.m. ', [ , Quarter.. 17 3 12 10 p.m. < . \. . Moon .. 23 8 23 18 a.m. < | —— "'gh water at Sen Plymouth to-day. < ; urn. and 2.13 p.m.; to-inorruw, 2.1.1 ' . and 3.13 p.m. < in riot's this morning 5.30, to-morr >-.> ♦ S; s flo to-day (i.30, to-morrow 1i.32. .} ARRIVED, <, ctobcr 16.—Karawa, s.s., 1137 tons, - iilienaon, from Onehunga. I 'ctober 16.—Corimin, s.s., 1271 ton'?, a ~ ::ieron, from Southern ports. I SAILED. ! Last Night.—C'orinna, s.s., 1271 tons, § ,;i:t'ion, lor Onehunga. | List Night—Rarawa, s.s., 1137 tous. | . Mi-pheiison, for Onehunga. Passen- | :s: Miss's Ea-ston, Hamerton, Barr\ | il'aur, l.ittlejohn, anil Smales, Mi-v % lilies Bavter, Stevenson, Bates, Du f . ur. and Saywcll, Messrs. \Vinks„\Vake, ■■: Rtrlan.'. Allen, Strang, Miller, L'orrv, •iywcll, J. Sluldrick, Gazzard, an J . hers. BHOTKG~TELEGRAMS. Onehunga, Last Night —Sailed, at 3.15 ;..m., Takapuna, for New Plymouth, Jwsiing Mauukau Heads at 3.10 p.m. I'assengcrs: Misses Ranson, Brown, Stretton, and Osborne (2), Mcsdamca stretton and J. B. Dick, Messrs. R. Wilson, Ziele, A. Chancy, R. Allan, Mains, A. Furness, Courtney, Detective A. E. S. Ward, ami 12 steerage. Wellington, Friday.—Arrived, at 3.M a.m., Rotoiti, from New Plymouth. Onehunga, Friday.—Arrived, at 8.15 a.m., Takapuna, from New Plymouth. Bluff, Friday.—Arrived, at 7 a.m., Wanaka, from Newcastle. Wellington, Friday—Sailed, at 121:0 p.m., Wailcare, for Sydney. Westport, Friday. Sailed, at 12.55 p.m., Regulus, for New Plymouth. Westport, Friday. Sailed, at I.W p.m., Kini, for New Plymouth. Sydney, Last Xight. Arrived, a' 10.30, Mokoia.. Siiiled, the Chilian training-ship General' Bacquedano, fur Auckland, The C'orinna arrived from Southern l«»rts at 9 o'clock yesterday morning with 600 tons of general cargo. Included in this were transhipments ex Athenie from London, Maitai from Melbourne, and Moeraki from Sydney. She sailed for Onehunga at 6 o'clock last night, and will return here on Sunday night, sailing again for the South on Monday afternoon. The Westport Coal' Company's collior Regulus is due at the breakwater this morning from Westport with 500 tons of coal for the local depot. She returns to Westport after discharging. . The collier Kini is expected from Westport. to-day with .100 tons of co.il for the Railway Department. The Rarawa from Onehunga ypsterday morning brought 3 tons cement, Gl sacks of coal, and 26 tons of general cargo.

The largest shipment of butter sent forward This season from Xew Zealand to South Africa was shipped by Ihc Moana from Wellington on tlie !>lh inst. The consignment amounted to i)XW Ihixps, and will be transhipped at Sydney for Durban aiid Capetown. "Last wpek the Union Company's steamer Kaitangata left Grcyniouth for Sydney with a record freight for the port. "The Grey Star states that she took away altogether 1,076,000 superficial feet of white pine timber. The Kaitangata, which drew 17ft, had thus a- cargo of 2700 tons on board, so thaitwo records -were achieved, namely, that she had the largest quantity of timber ever shipped in one bottom, and also the heaviest cargo that has ever gone out of the port. Sawmillers reckon that an acre ot forest yields on an average about 10,000 superficial feet of sawn timber, so that the Kaitangata's cargo would rejiresent the produce of over 108 acres. PROJECTED DEPARTURE TO-DAY. Takapuna, for Onclmnga. 8.30 p.m. EXPEOTEJJ ABBTVAJiR

Xakapunn, from Onelmnga, Saturday. Barawa, from Onehunea, Monday. Rotoiti. from South, Tuesday. Takapuna, from Onehnnga, Tuesday. Rarawa, from Onclmnga, Wednesday. Rotoili, from Onelmnga, Thursday. Takapuna, from South, Thursday. Rarawa, from Onelmnga, Friday.