SHIPPING

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 138, 10 July 1909, Page 2

SHIPPING

gv ||SOBT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY, JULY 10. , Cpbamb of the moon.

•High water at New Plymouth today 32 a.m. and 1.37 p.m.! to-morrow 2.20 3D. and 8.2 p.m. High wattr at WaiSta and Opunake 15 minutes later. snnAue» to-day 7.18; to-inorrow 7.17. ets to-day 4.42; to-morrow 4.43. J ARRIVED. Friday.—Corinna. a.s.. 1271 tons, C'amfon, from Wellington and Nelson. Friday— Rimu, s.s., 400 tons, Rich'iii, from Onehunga and Kawhia. Friday.—Rarawa, s.s., 1079 tons, Nor(Bry, from Onehunga. Passengers: gfeaeg Farquahar a nd Earl, Mesdames feei, "lae, Layton, and Smith, Messrs Lroy, -Hardy, Bishop, Wingfield, and and 7 steerage. a, '" SAILED, %*t * gEriday.—Rtau, si., 400 tons, Rich3ds? for Opunake and Wanganui. §g#st Night.—Rarawa, S.s., 1079 tons, Hoifcury, for Onehunga. Passengers. Sfes'dames McMillan and family, PatterbttlSUoa, Bell, Crosier, Misses Pearce, Pett, Messrs Telford, BasWord, Kich- , Scholefield, Nalder, Fallon, Bell, Gjoaer, and others; 10 steerage. %%e,ti Night.—Corinna, tts., 1271 tons, for Onehunga. IV" TSLEQBAPEIO.

La»t Night.—Sailed, at 3;id,i>jn., Moaaa, for Sydney. Last Night.-Sailed, 4.20 pjn;, Rosamond, for New Plymouth. Sfireynwuth, Friday.—Arrived, at 2.50 SBt, Kittawa, from New Plymouth. Friday.—Sailed, Whangape, for Bluff; Houto, for Wanganui. 3£•-' VBE RARAWA.

jfJThe Raraiwa brought 155 tons of la/go from Onehunga yesterday morn-Sg,-including 12 tons of sugar, 35 tons if, Sour, IB tons of manure, 27 tons of iement and lime, and 4000 feet of tiraaSfl' ''She also Brought eight Angora H»ts, ' Sfe- ' - '' , THE CORINNA. jLThe, Corinna brought about 850 tons if J «afgo from Wellington and Nelson Jasterday morning, including 500 bags df-.Wic slag, 1000 bags of kainit, 1603 sacks of potatoes, 1572 sacks of oats, ||l;'-sacks of wheat, 520 sacks of polEpf, 81 aackf, of oatmeal, 420 sacks, Jf!s hundreds, and 314 fifties of flour, 740 reels of wire, and 100 cases of keroSlne: *

Corinna sailed last evening for ydnehunga and returns here to-morrow evening. r THERIMU. ■v-The Rimu arrived yesterday about 58C30 a.m., and after landing a email amount of cargo from Kawhia. sailed igain for Opunake and Wanganui. » THE ROSAMOND.

Jiff The Rosamond is due this morning dttftia Wellington to-day with a general pcirgo. She sails for Onehunga after and returns here on Tuessflay. ' • sp ' THE HJNEMOA". Government steamer Hinemoa, ich is making her usual tour of the bthouses, etc., has been delayed at mukau overhauling some buoys'.. She to sail to-day for the Waikato river, s»nere some beacons will be erected.

jslhe. vessel may arrive at New Plymouth |Snr at Wednesday or Thursday next. The vessel will call at jHfrench Pass on her way to Wellington. ffihe assistant light-keeper at the Cape jgjEgmont lighthouse wilt be transferred MO the French- Pass light in place of fetfsistant-keeper Berry, who goes to the fiSgufpttt lighthouse. SjgCaptaia Aldwell has been appointed ggujister qf.the Kotukn and'takes over She command of the vessel at LyttelK$ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. SSosampßd, from South, Saturday. Ejwririha,'front North, Sunday. fjK&rawa, from North, Monday. pKoonya, from South, Tuesday. R&OSamond, from North, Tuesday. ERararo from North, Friday.

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