LATE SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 136, 2 November 1914, Page 4

LATE SHIPPING.

"'" .■ SAILED. By Telep-apk.—Per Press Association. Auckland, Last Night. Sailed at 4.30 p.m.-Waitemata for Neweastfe. §**"* November I.—Arrived, yesUrifcy. IkuMta from Kaipara. iaa, fm» Saa Francisoo. fsaibd—So ■«u, ftr Su Francisco. Sydw-jr U—Sai!<-d Somerset for Wei < Jlftw; M C»rdopes for Auckland.

■ t im BUAHINE SAILS. Wellington, Last Xigflit. Ti« Sealdig port door haying been rAtewe'i «ad all cargo re-conditioned and re4«a4*d, tk« liner Rua'iine resumed her DfteiftpM royage at 5.40 ajn. on eabserttar. tm WATTOMA HELD UP. NpnWS DEMAND REFUSED. Wellington Last Night. Tji* Vaita. Company's steamer Waifo»« wliiflk was to have sailed this ■iMttiag f«r Newcastle, was unexpectedly kßi «p kv the action of the firemen, wi« dmcitkd that the stokehold crew fee iiureased by three. They claimed Ifcat M tfcs -vessel was going on a deep •waif r wyage, the work would be heavier thaa m •rdinary intercolonial runs. The »«■ •!•• stated that other vessels going M imSlxr oversea voyages had been -give* M inereased number of firemen, ud, %ef wre the strike the Waitomo heraeJf J»I luid such addition to the stokehtM wMplement. The management 44efixei t# accede to this demand, and Hw Tend mccordinglv is indefinitelv