SHIPPING NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 301, 29 January 1910, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

SATURDAY, JANUARY ■>'). JANUARY. D. 11. ML S. Las! Quarter 4 13 0 a.m. X' '.■■ -' ; ''>' IS i> 3U 58 a.m. '•• ••••■■; 2.3 1 20 51) a.m. :;i-.::i water. High water at New Plymouth to-day 11.2! i a.m. To-inorrow 11.50 a.m. and 0.4 p.m.

SUN. Rises to-day 4.58, to-morrow 5.0. .Sets to-day 7.2, to-morrow 7.0. ARRIVED. Friday.—Rarawa. s.s., 1072 tons, Xor. •bury, from Onehunga. Passengers: -Misses Langdale, Allen, Pope, Stewart, kelson, Jeffrey, Gadsby. Lambert, MesiTames Tiplady, Benden and child, Barnard, Kempthorne, Sisters of the Mis sion (3), Messrs Brillentine, Warner, Pagan, Barnard, Million, Stevenson, Fell, Caron, Lainsr. and IS steerage. Last Night —Putiki. s.s., 4UI) tons, Dewhurst, from Westport.

SAILED. Friday.—Rosamond, s.s., 721 tons. Watson, for Onehunga. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rarawa, from Xortli. Monday. .Rosamond, from Xorth, Sum!* v. Rarawa, from Xorth. Wednesday. Corinna, from South, Friday. Rarawa, from Xortli. Friday. TELEGRAPHIC. SAILED; . Lytleiton, Friday—Sailed, at G.-ill a.m.. Nairnshire, for Avonniouth. , Wellington. Last Xight.-Sailcd. at

(i.lo p.m.. Jlooraki, for Sydney. | .. THE RARAWA. ! .. The Rarawa brought from Oncluinga ye&tc-rday morning 9.3 tons of cargo, including 2 lons of Hour, (5 tons of cement. 2"3 tons of sugar, and COO cases of fnr.t. TTIK PUTIKT. The Putiki arrived late last night from West port. She ha* a full cargo <>i Stoektoa coal for this port. Discharging will he proceeded with this morning. THE ROSAMOXD. The Rosamond, which arrived about midnight on Thursday, brought 100 tons of cargo, including 320 bags salt. 50 sacks malt, and 34-1 cases of fruit. She left for Oirehnnga about 2 p.m. yesterday and returns here to-morrow. She leaves on Monday for Wellington. i DEPTH OF HARBORS. ' l'n view of the Xew Plymouth Harbor Y'.Oftrd'p intention to dredge the bottom ,of the harbor to a depth of 30ft, the following from the Poverty Bay Herald will be read with interest:—'Tlith "•- to Wellington has been made the pore of departure of the largest ocean liners, .'ind even there care has to be exeroisod in taking out of harbor these great vessels when deeply loaded. A chart of Wellington harbor .shows that off Worser Bay, between the Steeple Rock and tJonlon Point, there are soundings of 81ft and ;!;sft. and a little to the'right or left patches of from 2(!ft to 2!»fl. Tiiis does not give much margin to a deeply laden modern steamship, especiai- ■ )y if there he a swell rolling up the harbor, and it would be safer, even at . ] Wellington, for sukli vessels to fllwavs choose high .water, which gives an additional "'/-ft for their time of departure. Auckland and Wellington, it may he inter; sting to point out. are the only ports in the Dominion from which ..lie. Uvaipara. with the draught stated, could have taken her departure. At Lyitelton a channel is being dredged to 2Sft, but a uniform depth to this extent has ,_ not yet been attained. A) Timaru the soundings show 23ft. and the limit of Port Chainier.-; is for vessels drawing 2.-) ft." oversea vessels d!t. at ;, weeuxotox. .) steamers: ;j From Lomion—- (; Marerc (due about Feb. 1), sailed on q November 30, via Melbourne, Svdu'v 4 and Auckland. (Tv>cr). s Tomoaiv.i (due abe:it' Feb. 10), sailed on Dee. 17. via Au»! raiirn ports. Auckhiml and Napier. (Ty-erL Ruapcliu (due about February Si. mailed 'r.M Ibe-ember 2:'. Plymouth IV- [.- comber 25. via Tcuevife, Capetown and Tlobarl. i •■■':;< \y. Si-yi!! 1. ,_ Taiaui idue about Feb. 22i. sailed ~u January li. Plymouth dan. X via Teimrilfe. C:rciin' ii and Ihbart. (Shaw. Savill). From Liverpool Bute.hire (due ab'int Feb. 12). sailed from Liverpool Dee. 11. via Svdu'-v and . Auckland. (F. 11.5. Line';. Cornwall Mae .a heat Maivli 1 !':. ■■lied on ■lanuary 7. via Svdnev .a nd Audiland. (F. 11.5". Line). Kumara fdue aboiil V'■ :a ; a>-y :;"■. sailed on December 27 (via Auckland i. (Shaw. Savilli. From Xew York — Star of Xew Zealand (due about he!.. 5 1) .sailed on November !), via Mei--11 b.-eam- .••, iie'v ami .\md;bi,e!. I'A. and ,\. I.ii:ei. Star o: Australia fdue aboui Yt rr h Kl'l -arled ~n Decern!:"!' 1(1. via ?,bb 1 j bourne. Svdnev and Auckland. NpiUlead (due about March IS), sailed on .l.cinu'v 7 via. Amtraiiau port' and Auckland. (A. .:\\<l A. Line). v| r ,.--.!,,,,,,,,..; f.. (M| ; l; . il( | v ari-e; from the ll\.t. If in--, livei is out cl ord ■)■ it all'', els !h" nerve--. and if \cur nerves ai" in iinv \iay all'ecfed you eaniwi: | -!' eu. lb. m t it- :■:. :■• narcotic-: a c'.ur.-c of Chamberlain's Tanlef* will ser ». refn.-hing sba n. Sold fiv all chemises ami .t.)r,d-:eeee.-s. TO CUBE IXDICESTIOX ! ;ii!.! Stomach Troubles it i< necessary to >- take aiier inea.ls some harmless prer. paration which will supply (he iiaiiiril i. digestive fluids wlo.di every weak'stora- >• , a-h lack-:. Ami Ihe ber-i preparation d of this character L Dr. Sheldon's Di gesfivo Tah.ulos. which contain all the natural digestnnts which nature re- ■ quires for prompt digestion. Cm- or I- } two tak'-n after meals will prevent I. souring, fermentation, and acidity, and I ensure complete digestion and assiraila.where.