SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 308, 24 December 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PLYMOUTH, |||||{^AY,- DECEMBER 24. ¥*&flP' D. H. H. S. HpffijUter 19 21 10 a.m.! tiS&m '■• -8- 0 21 13 a.m. I SHm&ier.. IB 8 40 17 a.m. rfgHjftil .. 23 11 20 10 p.m. njg&ttrter 30 5 10 21 p.m. Effig water at New Plymouth to-day, jggtjn. and 0.30 pjn.; to-morrow, 10.17 pjpwd 10.38 p.m. apprises tiua morning 4.36, to-morrow Resets to-<tay 7.24, to-morrow 7.24. £ ARRIVED. V* JQeeember 2S—Rarawa, s.s., 1137 tons, fepaeoson, from Onehunga. SAILED.

823— Waitangi, s.s., 400 tons, Raglan, Kawhaa, and Onelit.—Rarawa, 3-s., 1137 tons, for Onehunga. Passengers: liains, La wish, Gideon (2), jacoa, Cheal, C. Larscn, Tat•Lellan, audi Simpson, MesS. Leary, Adams, Cochrane, ris and child,- Hutton, and D. urs. 6. Nosworthy, Redwood; D. George, W. Fonhy, Quin, n, C. Mason, M. Richards, A. j Walker, C. Rogers, W. Ryan, jSsHf H.''SMind«B, Adams, T. Death, C. R. fe'Sfead, Mackenzie, Denniston, Cheal, D. SfJ-iJvme, Ohaa. McMasters, J. Muldoon, r. ISpßlgsVb, E. Clarke, A. L. Tresidder, S. GMaary, A. E. Whyte, Wilding, Otway, Atkins, Warren, McKinnon, gf>3gtte=tte, A. J. Porteons, Eva, McLean, j3p\%k#xaeT, B. Woodkmse, Hutton, and s§£%&ptt 35 rieerage. ■ ' TELEGRAMS. Wednesday.—ArriTed, at «jn, Maheno, from Sydney; at 8.15 jßv«ab Rotoiti, from New Plymouth. Wednesday.—Arrived, at 8 ] £K-3tan_! Takapuna, from New Plymouth, j ®SSjKe*nnga, Last Night.—Sailed, at 5.15 ||S-SMnw, Tafiapuna, for S"ew Plyfttbutb, K%«siailig the bar at 7.10 p.m. PaseenM&eea Hooper, Browne, King, G. McGowan, and Princ, K'-'Vwdames Zoeller and child, Wagstaff, E*"iStjiMle«rs. J. Bodtam, J. Dacre, Bush, Bsi €fe HiteUcoek, W. Norrie, S. Kerby, C. ■£■3*-Darnell, Smith, J. MeKenzie, Fagan, K J -Ricnntond, Nieol, Ooughlan, Tenigden, ■fVCajtain A. B. Young, and 12 steerage. Last Night.—Sailed, at KC'i'pjn., Ootiima , for New iPiymouth. H^ Sydney. Last Night. Sailed, at 7 Victoria. „.,■.', •" BE -■' Hewcastle,Last Night.—SaUed,*Jessie m|? Craig «nd Majorie Craig, for Auckland; Kp' Basel Craig, for Kaipara.

t '.'The Corinna, is due early this morning |&* With general cargo from Southern ports. F?Bhe s*H» for Onehunga this afternoon, fettnd return* here on Sunday to load for |f South. ■ . , , , E*A .The Waitangi was unable to .worK &f* Waitara again yesterday morning. She it* 1 , discharged her'cargo of aboutJQ tons St' at. the breakwater, and sailed again for S. Baglan, 'KnwJaa, and Onehunga. S. r " The Rarawa brought from Onehunga *'lrresterday morning 325 bags of sugar, fV-JBS cases of dried fruits, 508 cases of ft&'fn&t, 16 crates of strawberries, 58 cases »f jams, a quantity of flour, and §S g ' tons of general cargo. ¥- The Union Company, with a view to T*r coping with the increased demand for S; '•- accommodation by those travelling on / " with the law, ire taking extra lifebelts > and bedding on a number of their boats. """ The Takapuna was fitted up. on these lines on Monday at Wellington.

EXPECTED ARBIVALS. * Takapuna, from Onehunga, Thursday. Corinna, from South, Thursday. Rarawa, from Onehunga, Friday. ■ Takapuna, from Onehunga, Saturday. - Kotoiti, from South, Saturday. ' Karawa, from Onehunga, Monday. .-' Jlotoiti, from Onehunga, Tuesday. Takapuna, from South, Tuesday. ' * Barawa, from Onehunga, Wednesday. . . PROJECTED DEPASTURES TO-DAY. k - Takapuna, for Onehunga, 8.30 p.m. '; Corinna, for Onehunga.