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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 174, 26 August 1909, Page 4

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FORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26. | L'iIASES OF TEE UCON. D. 11. M S. •Full -Moon ..2 8 51 12 a.m. uui Quarter S 11 40 21 p.m. New Muuii .. lli 11 31 19 p.m. First Quarter 24 3 32 15 p.m. iiili Mujii ..31 4 44 20 p.m. IUGII WATER .;;_:h v.aier at New Plymouth to-day a.in and 4.0 p.m. To-morrow 4.aU ami 0.;j2 p.m. >.in ri-es to-ilay 0.34, to-morrow 0.33. S i- to-day 3.2U, to-morrow 0.27. ARRIVED. \i c !iii'-,l:iy.—llarawa, ss., 1070 tons, ii.\. nctu Unehunga. \\L'liuc-ilay.— Kooaya, s.t:., 1001 tuns, N l'roiu South. SAILED. Wednesday.—Koonva, 5.6., 1001 tona, Xiciifor West-port and Gi'ov- j I'io.uh. 1 ~ I La ft Night.—Rarawa, s.s., 107*2 Nmlmvy, fur Onohunga. Passenge-s: Mosdames Teed, Willison and family, Andrews, Messrs liarle, Marsh, SeantleI.ury (2), E. Crittiths, Otway, S. Teed, Atkinson. Coffey, Coseerley, and others; o steerage.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. llarawa, from North, Friday, i.orinna, from South, Friday. Kiis.nno'id, from North, Saturday, llarawa, from North, Monday. Rosamond, from North, Tuesday. Rarawa, from North, Thursday. TELEGRAPHIC. ARRIVED. ' Newcastle, Wednesday.—Arrived, at, \\) a.m., Wlmngape, from Bluff. Nelson, Wednesday.—Arrived, at 3.30 a.m.. Rosamond, from New Plymouth. London, August 24.—Arrived, Aotea, from Lyttelton. Wellington, Wednesday.—Arrived, at / 1.5U p.m., Moana, from Sydney.

SAILED. Loiulon, August 24.—Sailed, Tainui and Xiwaru, for Wellington; Whakavti'.v utvd Drayton Grange, for New Zcv land ports. Sydney, Wednesday.—Sailed, Glen Devon, for New Zealand. " THE RARAWA. The Uarawa brought 44 tons of cargo 1 from Onehunga yesterday morning, in- 1 rinding 48 bags cement, 132 pipes, ete., 1."j0 uags of sugar, and 07 cases of fruit. k THE KOOXYA. The Koonya arrived from Southern ports vdfcterday'morning with 230 tois of general cargo. She sailed after discharging fox Westport and Grey mouth.

THE RARATOXGA SERVICE. The Union Company's steamer Manapunri. which is due back at Wellington o]j So'J.ember 2nd from Papeete (Tahiti) and Kara tonga, will withdraw from that service, and will inaugurate the contract fruit service between Fiji and Melbourne. The contract for this servica was abandoned by Mr. Sleigh, and "jae now been taken up by the Union Company. A few weeks ago the Manapouri had her holds insulated', so that the fruit will be delivered in a fresh condition in Melbourne. The steamer T.irawcra will succeed the Manapouri in tba Wellington - Rarotoaga • Papeete trade. The Tarawera is fixed to sail from Wellington at noon on September 17th, to connect at Tahiti with the Mariposa, mailing for San Francisco o September 27th.

A NEW COALING PORT. To the Pa tea Shipping Co/s steamer Arapawn belongs the distiiVtion of being the first vessel to berth at the Seaford Coal Company's new wharf at Pakawau. Golden Bay. The wharf ha 9re cently been completed, but some distance of railway has yet to be laid before the wharf will be in working order. There is a depth of lftffc high water springs at the outer end of the wharf. Tho Arapawa • called there to remove Mr. Doniild 'McLean's (the contractor) gear to Wanganui.