SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 28 May 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. .WEDNESDAY. MAY.2B, 1919. PHASES OSTOS MOON. MAT. ■! 80th—New Moon, 12.48 turn, THE TIDES. f High water at New Plymouth to-<lay at &22 a.m. and 8.55 pju.i to-morrow, at 9.23 a.m. and 9.51 pju. THE SUN. The sun rises to-day at 7.16 a.m. and sets at 4.44 p.m.; to-morrow, rises at 7.18 a.m. and sets at 4.44 pm. _ , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Bakanoa, from Auckland, to-day. Barawa, from Onshunga, Friday. ■, ■ Kahlka, from Westport, early. , , ■ ARRIVED. ' May. 27.~Rarawa, 1072 tons, 'Bad, fioitt Onehunga, at 6.45 a.m. May 27.—Kia Ota, 8000 tons, OaakeU, from. Lyttelton and Home ports. May SBj.—Karu, 267 tons, Bruse,-fteja WalHngton, , SAILED. May 27.'—Barawa, si.,' 1072 tons; for Onahiinga. .Passengers: Mi3soff Smltli, Harrison (2), Kelly, Pease, Mamies, Camle, Eayrs, Cross (2), Mesdames Sole, Barclay and child, Kelly, Paterson and boy, Brown, Smith and boy. Eaves, Whittington, Bashford, Jones, Buchanan, Brooke, Dixon, Duncan, Bennett. Morrin, Fitzgerald, Brock, Clare; Messrs. Adams, Kane, Sixtus, Donald, Eaves, Broom, Jackson, Thompson, Dickie, Knapton, Webb, Allanson, Clare, Morrin, Surrey, Smith, Mantle, Sharrock, Cathvo, Bashford, Stewart, Fitzgerald, Kiddle, Blunt, Brock, Brewer. Richards, Sole, Patterson, Richards, Kennedy, Ewlng, Gray, Dixon, Goldsbro, Lord, Sparkes (2), Houk, McKuade, Lash, Dunstan, Mcßaln, Bullock, Thacker, Qlfford, Buchanan, Pain, Sergeant Brooke, Fisher (2), Ducker (2), Duncan, Wong Oeey, Ward (3), Dennett, Corcoran, Mlddlemlss, Bennett, Kendrlcli. Tuck, George (2); 20 steerage.

I TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. te ARRIVED. . Auckland,' May 27.—Wanaka, 10.35 «ua. from Newcastle. Auckland, May 27.—Rogeeraen, 1115 am., from iava. SAILED. Vancouver, May 26.—Niagara, for Sydney. London, May 26.—Prlnzessln, for Wellington. Westport, May 27.—Kahlka, T.S aja, for New Plymouth. THE BARAWA. The Rarawa arrived from Onehunga at 5.30 a.m. yesterday .morning, and berthed at/ daylight. She left on her return voyage last evening, and is due to arrive here again fcom Onehunga ' on Friday. THE KIA OKA. The big Home liner arrived in the roadstead at 4.30 yesterday afternoon, and Is expected to be berthed at .the breakwater this morning, when she will commence loading frozen, meat, tallow. etc ,THE KARtT. The little coastal vessel Kara uxirad from Wellington at 12.45 p.m. yesterday. She met the full force of. the gale, and had to ;eek Bhelter In Pelorus Sound. It la expected she will complete her discharge and leave again to-day. i

, 1 THE KAIAPOr. v The Kalapoi has completed the datoge' of her cargo of coal, etc., and Is now wfilting for the gale to moderate before leaving, tor Greymouth, where she loads timber fos Melbourne. - THE BAKANOA. Owing probably to meeting the fall foxes' of the southerly gale the Bakanoa, from Auckland, had not been signalled early last night, ana may be expected at any hour. Her catgo> for this port is" principally fertilis>as* THE PARITUTTF. The Paritutti, which has been on the Wellington slip for several days, undergoing a thorough overhaul, is expected to be brought oil to-day or Thursday. I SHIPBUILDING IN AMERICA. Further particulars are now available In respect of tonnage put Into the water by American yards during the seven months ended January 21 last. The vessels constructed and registered in the shipbuilding centres during this per*od aggregated 1149, of 1,996,859 gross tons, with an additional output of 48 wooden vessels measuring 110,288 gross ton 3, built, for foreign countries, mainly for France. During the 12 months ended with January last tbe total of merchant shipping built and registered aggregated 1957, of 2,920,832 gross tons. THE MARAMA. A cable from London states that the Marama will sail in June with 500 New Zealand convalescents, thus clearing out the New Zealand hospital at Walton. ' LONDON—AUSTRALIA PASSENGER SERVICE. It is announced oy cable that the steamship companies hope to resume modified but regular passenger services to Australia in September. STEAMERS FROM OVERSEAS PORTS. Crosby Hall, Wellington, May 29, left New York April 23. Wairima, Wellington, due August, from London and San Francisco. Paparoa, Wellington, May 24, left Glasgow April 1.Devon, Lyttelton, May 26, left Suez April 5. Carpentaria, Lyttelton, May 17. left London April 2. Pakeha, Wellington, May 27, left London April 12. ■: . Rimutaka, Wellington, May 27, left Plymouth April 5. Moana, Wellington, May 28, left San Francisco May 4. Western Comet, Auckland, May 23, left New York April 22. Tofua, Lyttelton or Port Chalmers, May 80, left London, April 13. City of Dunkirk, Auckland, June T, left New York May 1. Port Pirle, Wellington, June 24, left London April 18. Karamea, Auckland, August, leaves London Juno STEAMERS FOR OVERSEA PORTS. lonic, Wellington, May 29, for London. Raranga, Wellington, May, for London. Pakeha, Wellington, May, for London. Moana, Wellington, June 4, for San Francisco. Niagara, Auckland, June 10, for Vancouver Paparoa, Wellington, June 16, for London. Rimutaka, Wellington, June 21, for London. Arawa, Wellington, June, for London.