SHIPPING NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 237, 12 November 1909, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS

mm ur kkvv I'i.YMouiu FKIIJAV, XU\ EMBER 12, I!)U'J. PUAsES 01-' llili JKJOX. XOVKJIJiKU. U. U. II S. I.n,t Quarter 3 11 1-1 2U a.m. _Veu ilouii t:J 1 oo 13 p.m. J-"a-L Quarter 21 5 li \o a.m. l-'iill -\luun 27 8 28 21 p.m. 111011 WATER ! High water at New Plymouth to-day, l S.-ll p.m.; to-morrow, U.lo p.m. V .v Sun rises to-day US, sets 7.2; tomorrow, rises 4.J, sets 7.3. AKUI'VEII Xov. 11. Ttarawa, s.s., 11172 tons. Xerhuvv. from Onehtiima. I'assciigcrs: }.'.,--dame> M-.ickav, Ui.,-ier. Perry, and Po.-thur, -Miss U.' Smith. .Messrs. .May, Anderson. Waitaia, Ak-Lood, Craingcr, Xcwev, ijackay. Davey, Shepherd, Spap, an-.l Quilian; 21) steerage. Xov. 11. —Rosamond, s.s., 721 tons, Edwin, from Wellington, l'ictou, and Xtlson, SAILED. J<ist Xiuht. Raniwa, s.s.. Xorliury, fo.- Onehunga. Passengers: Mesdames Minnis, Oxcuham and child. Misses Whiteside, .1. Eraser. Harford, Fischer (a), and Mulvey, Messrs. Mason, lllakemore, Fcndall, F. Fagan, Jones, Prosser. J. George, h. Taylor. Ward-PaloUa Comedy Company (IS), and others; 8 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Corinna, from South, Friday. Rosamond, from North, Saturday. Corinna, from Xorth, Sunday. K-ivawa, from. Xorth, Monday. Koonya, from South, Tuesday. | Rurawa, from Xorth, Thursday.

TELEGRAPHIC. ARRIVED. Port Chalmers. List Niglit.-Arrived at the Heads, at R p.m.. barqiicntine Haw Isabel, from Clarence River. Lvttelton, La- 1 , Night. —Arrived in stream, at 4.20 p.m.. barque Rona, from Newcastle. SAILED. Port Chalmers, Wednesday. Sailed, at ".50 p.m., Mimim. for Brisbane. Devonport, Thursday.-Sailed, Karori, for West port. Svdncy. Thnrsda v.-Sailed. Wimme>'a, at 2 o'clock rcsferdav. 'delbourne." Thursday.— Sailed, Mocrahi. vesterdav. Nelson, Last Xight.-Sailed. at -1.3') p.m.. Corinna, fur New Plymouth.

At Onchunua todav the Rosamond loads alionl -2110 .-rates "of cheese, and at Moluroa "li Saturday alionl -i/illl! crates. The C'onnna tomorrow loads IS.(illl) 'hoyes of butter at Onehunga, and 11,500 boxes at Moturoa on Monday. ( Dried frufts, ele„ -for New Plymouth, ex Varzin at. Sydney from Mediterranean ports, were to have been transhipped, if possible, to the. Wavrimoo. which left Sydney last Saturday. Th? next fruit steamers from the Mediterranean are the Oltcnsen and the Plauen. hrl.h due at Sydney about the lSth Inst. Tlie Now Plymouth cargo ex hoth these flearners will be promptly' transhipped. The Rosamond arrived from Wellington. Plcton, and Nelson yesterday, and left, a few hours later for Onehunga. ,* From Onehunga yesterday morning the Rarawa brought 140 tons of cargo, ir.eluding (ill tons of manure. !) tons of cement, 0 tons of sugar, and 200 eases I of fruit and vegetables.

OVERSEA SIIfPPIX T O. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE AT WELLINGTON. Opawa (duo about October 31), sailed on September 8, via Auckland. (X.?,. Shipping Co.) Star of Scotland (due about November 26), sailed on September 24, via Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. (T.vserV Tsrakina (due about November 10). tailed on October- 1, via Teneriffe, Cape town and Hobart. (X T .Z. Shipping C). From X'ew York— Whakania (due Wellington about October 2.3), sailed on "August 21. via Australian ports a-nd Auckland Auchendale (due about December 27) sailed from New York on October 7. via Napier. (Vacuum Oil Co.) From Liverpool— Sussex, left Liverpool lSth September, via Melhourne, Sydney and Auckland. Pae Wellington about' 20th November. SAILERS TO ARRIVE. •'■■rni l-ockett, left Liverpool Sept. 15 f..r Wvlfinston. Doride. barque, sailed from Marseilles Aagnst 23rd. ..