SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 January 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF HEW PLYMOUTH. .JBATUKDAY, JANUARY IS, 19lty '•f .. PHASES OF Tins HOON.j JANUAJtY. ] ; 24th —Last «garter, 3.59 p.Bfc : TIDES. ) | High water at >, .• .v Plymouth to-day (it 10,40 a.m. and 11.P. i).m.; to-morrow, at 11.22 am. and 11.41 p.m. THE iSUN, i The sun rlsies to-day at 4 50 a.m. and sets at 7.10 p.m.; to-morrow, rises at 4,51 a.m. and bets at 7.9 p.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS.; : Corinna. from South, Sunday. Rarawa, from uiieliunga, Tuesdaj. Rarawa, from Oaeiumga, Friday, ARRIVED. Jan. 17.—Rarav/a, s s., 1072 tons, BaTlt, at G a.m., from Onehunsa. Passengers: Aliases Peaque, Jay, Church, Wilcock, Penman, Wsston, liennell, Palmer, Harvey; Mesdames Bonien and child, M'Laughlan and child, Peaque, Langster and two children, Adolph, M'Nally, Shiptic, Aitken, Frost; Messrs Folloy, Percival, Washbourne, Howard, Glasprue, Fookes, M'.Elwain, M'Clelland, Cocker, Clark, Webster, Washer, Thome, Lyall, Cairns, Kev. Partridge, Church, King, Were, Penman, Morrison, Skoglund; Masers Rowlands, Bonien, O'HaUoran, Broughton; 12 steerage. SAILED. Jaii. 17.—ICahtka, s.s., 1148 tons, Edge, for West-port. Rarawa to Oneinmga, Jan. 17.—Misses Young, Hill (2), Young, Heward (2), Garltek, Hunt, Horrell, Philpot, Nortfie, Wade, Madden, Fancourt, Dive, Datt, Williams, Williams. Mesdames Tait, Turnbull, Young, Ashton, Sexton, Long, Lewis, Northe, Horrell and child, Smith, Williams, St. Paul. Messrs Tait, Rogers, Kennedy, O'Conneil, Leefe, Capt. Sexton, Lewis, Douglas, Cameron, Williams, Smith, ! Ward, Godkin, Kendrick, and child. Masters ! Loog, Young. Twelve steerage.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. SAILED. NyOla Bay, Jan. 17.—Badeii Powell (10,15 a.m.) tor Wellington. CAI :i) MOVEMENTS. London, Jan. 14. Arrival at Queenstown, Lancing; passed The Lizard, Australpoole; departures for Sydney, Thonga, Inca and Australia; departures for Wellington, Alert and Fearless. Captain Clepson, master of the Lancing, was washed overboard and drowned. UNION S.S. BOATS. VANCOUVER INTER-COLONIAL SERVICE. Following the settlement of the shipping dispute, the Union Company head ofllce announce ihe following movement:—The Makura let't Sydney last night for Auckland, leaving there on January £2 for Vancouver. The Niagara leaves Sydney on January 22 for Auckland, leaving there January 28 for Vancouver. The Mocraki left Sydney last night for Wellington, and only leaves Wellington about January 23rd for Sydney only. On the next trip from Sydney the Moeraki probably proceeds to Auckland. The Manuka leaves Sydney to-morrow for Wellington, and leaves Wellington about 25th for Sydney only. Lp to the present there is no advice as to when the Kiverina and Wcstralia will resume their inter-colonial running. THE RARAWA. The Rarawa arrived from Onehunga on her usual trip yesterday and sailed again on tho return passage after the arrival of the mail train at night. She is due again on Tuesday.

THE KAHIKA, The Kahika completed the dsicharge of her cargo of coal and sailed for Westpurt again last night. THE CORINNA. The Corinna has been delayed by heavy rain in Wellington, and is uot now due at New; Plymouth until Sunday STEAMERS FOR OVERSEA PORTS. Vessc-l. From, Date. Bound For. Kent Wcll'ion Jan. 18 London Tofua Well'ton Jan 18 London Salvor Woll'ton Jan. 20 Vancouver Niagara Auckl'nd Jan. 22 Vancouver Opihi Auck'lnd Jan. £2 Genoa Mo,ma Well'ton Jan. 25 'Frisco Ayrshire vVell'ton Jan. 30 London Tahiti Well'ton Jan. 30 Liverpool Durham Well'ton Jan. 31 London P. Lyttelton Well'ton Feb. 7 Port Said Ruahlno Well'ton Feb. 14 London P. Hacking Well'ton Feb. 20 London Jtuapehu Well'ton March London