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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 325, 18 January 1909, Page 2

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"OV THE MOOS. , ». H., il, S. %, 7 1 -il) ltt a. 15 u, 48 lb a. , ii'- 11 48 2U u. r 21) 1 j4 11) p.m. J'lymoutli to-day ' and <) 3 p ui , to morrow, 0.43 7l!f pm. i this uioruiUjj -1.49 j to-nior-«J, Set*-to daj 7 11, to-morrow

Sinuiry lft.4-Rotiti, s.s., 1159 tons ; |?eil> from Wellington, 'Picton mid Ifert, Mrs. Miller and infant, Messrs giw. and Lueena; and 3 steerage. 'amfiwy 16,—Takapuna, s.s., 103i> p£;Criiwford, from Oncbraga. {Saturday N'iglit.—Hotoiti. s.s., 1159 ins, Aktwel, .for Onehunga. Passensrs: lira,,Klein, ilev-is, Klein, Oarner, orkill, Roland, Ilarton; Hector, Lay«k (2), Quilham, Frater, Callagiian, £gben and Browne. <sydncy, Saturday Xiglit^—Saileil, 3.30 ' , Saturday Sight—Sailed Aldebaran, for Auckland. £ Melbourne, Saturday Night—Arrlv '«<£ Marama. a, for Jtew Plymouth. Wellington, Last tJight—Arrived, al a.m, Takapuna, from New Ply mouth. 'Last Night—Arrived. 0.1; Sb, Rotoiti, from New Plymouth. Auckland, Last Night—Arrived, n* IB a.m., Ma-nuka. from Sydney. Wellington, last Night—Sailed, at ' tojn., Star of New Zealand, for London i, ' A SOOW LOST. s "Fhame3, Saturday—The auxilian fecow Zhngari loaded with 170 logs ''aku, inside Tara pting to get ou noon'yesterdav As the tide fell sin flipped off the rocks and sank in mid 'fehann«l. The cieiv are reported al Bftfe. I The FederaVHoulder-Shire Iher Mo '(r&yshire is due in the Waitara road 'fetead from Lyttelton early this morn ,«nfc to load frozen meat. She is ex to saU for Wellington to-morroy fcluded l tytgs of cei 0 bags of sugar. • , ' ThaEotoiti brought 110 tons of carg< from the South on Saturday. Tins :n Eluded 0336 feet of timber, 303 eases o fruit. 125 bags ehaff, and it quantity o "* ndware a ud general-merchandise. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. JEtotoiti, from South, Saturday. BaraWß, from Onehunga, Monday. jßotoiti, from Onehunga, Tuesday. from South, Tuesday. from Onehunga, Wednesday. Takapuna, from Onehunga, Saturday. DEPARTURE TO-DAY. "i RaraifJ, for Onehunga, at 8.30 p.m.