SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 September 1918, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POBT OF NEW PLYMOUTH, JIIONDAY, SJjPTESEBER 15, 1913. PHASES Or THE MOON. SEPTEMBER, 21st—Full Moon, 12.37 a.m. 2ltli—last Quarter, 4.15 p.ffl. THE TIDES. High water at New Plymouth to-day at 4.50 a.m. and 5.37 p.m.; to-morrow, at 6.18 1.1)1., and O.OU p.m. THE SUN.. The sun- rises to-day at 0.8, a_.ro. and! seta at D.52 p.m.; : to-morrow,, rises at- 6.7. a.m.. aud seta at 5.53 p.m. EXPECTED, ARRIVALS. Ngatoro, from Greymouth, Tuesday. Earawa, from OnehungaY to-morrow. ARRIVED, Sept. 13.—Hula, 5.5.,. 10:p.m.,,127fton3,,Haiinlng, from Wellington. Sept. 14.—Kara, s.s., 1 a.m., 207; tons,.Bruce, from Greymouth. SAILED.. Sept. 14.—Hula, s.s.. 127 tons. Banning, 3 p.m., for Wellington. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. ARRIVED. Onehunga, Sept. 14.—Bimu, 8.30 a.m., from New Plymouth. Wellington, Sept. 14,-rCorlnna, 10.15 p.m., from New Plymouth. Wellington, Sept. 15.—Hula, 1,45 p.ni., from New Plymouth. ' "' THE XAKU.T The small steamer Karu arrived early on Saturday with 300 tons of Panama coal, and was engaged during the day discharging. The vessel is expected to return to Greymouth this evening. THE HOIA.' The Hula, which arrived lato on Friday night,' brought 100 tons of cargo from Wellington, and sailed on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock for that port. THE RARAWX The Rarawa is due to-morrow morning, from Onehunga, resuming her running in the ferry service. She will sail again at 4 o'clock; in the afternoon for the north. THE NGATORO. The Ngatoro, from Wellington, via Wangannl, Is not now expected to reach New Plymouth ! until to-morrow. THE OTILLIE FJORD. A start was made to discharge the American schooner Otllile Fjord on Saturday, and the deck cargo was disposed of. If the weather is favorable the hatches will be opened up this morning.