SHIPPING

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 67, 15 April 1909, Page 2

SHIPPING

*> - . » 1 PORT OP NEW PLYMOUTH. ly - - THURSDAY, APRIL 15. | PHASES OF THE MOON 5 D. H. M. S. J Full Moon ..6 8 5 10 a.m. Last Quarter Hi! 7 14 a.m. ; New Moon ..20 4 28 15 p.m. > Last Quarter 27 10 13 14 a.m. ■ High water at _\ew Plymouth to-d:iy £ 34J a.m. ami 4.:JU p.m.; <i ti m and 6.11 p.m. <f bun r-*'H tliw morning fi.3o; to- , r.-,v i> hi> Sets to-dav 5.30; to-morrt-,.' .3...,. 5" v ARRIVED. Wednesday.—Rarawa, sjs., 107'J tons, Norbury, from Onehunga. SAILED. Last s.s., 1079 tons, Xorbury, for Onehunga. Passengers: Mwses 0. Hawkins and Hall, Mesdames Ilalcombe and family, Hall, Wallis, Astl\, Hawkins, Kurta", Cocker and child, Messrs P. Upton, J. Burns, Colbeck, I. '-aunders. G. A. Dixon, S. G. Gilmour, Hould, C. O. Hawkc, Hall, C. W. Oram, Hawkins, Kurta, Bishop Wallis, Archdeacon Walsh, Ooates, Williams, and others. ■ TELEGRAPHIC. Wellington, Wednesday.—Arrived, at 025 a.m., Takapuna, from New Ply- , mouth. t Timaru, Wednesday.—Arrived, at 7 *■ ah, Clan Ogilvy, from Editlibfirg, Australia, with an Australian mail. London, Wednesday.—Arrived, Papauui, from Wellington. Wellington, Wednesday.—Arrived, at 1220 p.m., Warrimoo, from Sydney. Onehunga, Wednesday.—Sailed,, at fl 30 a.m., Rimu, for Wanganui, via Ktiwhia, New Plymouth and Opunako. Fremantle, Wednesday.—Arrived, India Passengers:—For Wellington: Mr \ Humphreys and Miss Bethel. For Auck- , land: Messrs Gow and Bryant. Picton, La6t Night.—Sailed, at 8 p.m., Takapuna, for New Plymouth. Sydney, Last iNght—Sailed, at 5.20, Victoria, for New Zealand. Melbourne, Last Night. Arrived, Wlmgape, from Westport. ' Melbourne, Last Night.—Sailed, Moeraki, for New Zealand. h — ; S; The Rarawa brought 41 tons of cargo from Onehunga yesterday morning, inf rluding 120 bjigs of cement. » The Takapuna will continue in the t- Wellington - New Plymouth -Onehunga service until the 21st inst. She took up £ tile new running via Picton yesterday. J The Rotoiti, which was put on the slip 6 at Wellington on Tuesday, after oporto haul, will take up the present running g of the Takapuna. £ The liner Buteshire completed loading r jn .the Waltara roadstead on Tuesday right, and sailed at 8 p.m. for Wellin-j- ---* ton The following was the cargo takj- el —5760 quarters beef, 5491 carcas-s £• n utton. 4152 cases lamb. 1072 boxes i~ t mgues. etc.. 349 bales wool, 121 cask* * oleo, 121 casks tallow. 73 casks pelK g< 11 cases casings.. 0 packages leather, and gi ">ynn and Shipping," of March 3, an 's.. - 1 nglish shipping authority says:—The t' New Zealand Minister of Marine is \o If be congratulated upon the "Nautical Alii)- nuinac" which is issued from his ]>- Mr partment, as is Captain Blackburne, fo j|s vhose discriminating hand the compl>f tion of the work is entrusted. A car - I fid study of the contents leaves us lin- & r able to suggest any additions or omisW i. um that might have been made; in «, fit, the edition for 1909 is a model ot X wlnt a nautical almanac should be. f Ihc "new steamer to be built for the Pilea Shipping Company for the PatcnV cllington dairy produce service will be jf innstructed to carry 110 tons of cargo. 'Slu is to be built in New Zealand ami will be ready by next November.

'. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. * Koonya, from South, Thursday. 1 , T ik.ipuna, from South, Thursday. R irawa, from Onehuaea, Friday. £" Rimu, from Sonth, Friday. S TiLapuna, from Onehunga, Saturday. R rrawa, from Onehunga, Monday. T ikapuna, from Onehunga, Tuesday. "* Riraiva, from Onehunga, Wednesday. PROJECTED DEPARTURE TO-DAY: I - s,