SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING.

» u. JOKT OF NEW PtYWOUTH, SATURDAY, JTJXE 7, PHASES OF THE MOON, Moon, 4.5 a.m. 21st—Last Quarter, S !) p.m. 28&—New Moon, 8.19 a.m. THE TIDES. High water at New Plymouth to-day at 9.48 a.m. and 4.19 p.m.; to-morrow, at 4.51 a.m. and 5.23 p.m. THE SUN. The sun rises to-day at 7.20K a.m. and sets at 4.40, p m.; to-morrow, Tiscs at 7.21 a.m. and. eels at 4.39 p.m. EXPECTED ABPJVALS. Rarawa, from Onehunga, to-day. Alexander, from Westport, to-day. Baden Powell, from Wellington, Sunday, Poherua, from Lyttalton, early. Karu, from Wellington, next week. Wuakatane, from Pert Chauners, 'une M, Corlnna, from Wellington, next week, I TELEGRAPHIC. ARRIVED. Auckland, June 6—Kahuna, CT.S)» from New castle. Wellington, June 7.—Corifiaa (» a.m.), from N'ew Piymoath. Sxdney„ June .—Hiuinata,. from Kalpara. SAILED. Auckland, June G.—Western Comet (11.25 a.m.), for Melbourne. Wellington, June ; 6.—Nuddlenam Cas'.lo L (12 30), for London* via Panama. Onehunga, June .—Rarawa, 3i40 p.m., for New Plymouth. \ V**4Kii' Westport, June .—Alexander, 4.30 p.m., farj New Plymouth. AERIVED. June o.—Kanlka, s.s., 1148 tons, Edge, from Onehunga. June 6 Kaiamu, 934 tons, McLellan, fron Wellington. THE KAHTKA, The Kahlka arrived from Onehunga this morning, and after discharging a quantity of coal, the steamer will load a consignment of cheese for transhipment to tho Remueri at Wellington. THE ALEXANDER. Tho Alexander will arrive at the breakwater this afternoon, and will discharge on Monday, THE KABAMTJ. The Karamu arrived from Wellington at 1 pjn, yesterday, and on completing the discharge of her cargo will leave for Greyinouth, THE CORLNNA. Tho Corlnna, after discharging her cargo of cheese, etc., to the Kia Ora at Wellington, returns to this port. MISHAP TO THE KAPUNI. The pilot at Patea (Captain Tlnney) has reported to the Patea Harbor Board in connection with the recent mishap to the steamer Kapuui, as follows: On the 30th May, nt 10.15 p.m., when the Kapunl was leaving, she kept too much over towards the guide pier, aad dragged through the Band, and then took a sheer over towards the eastern wall, which she struck stem on. The vessel then went astern, and went out. All along abreast of the guide pier there is between 14ft. and 10ft. of water in the channel at h.w.s. tides. Shortly after noon on Wednesday (says the Wanganui Chronicle) tho s.s. Kapunl was towed to the Putiki Slip hy the Togo. Tho vessel was placed on the ways, and the lift was undertaken. Once more the plant proved equal to the, test, and the vessel was raised to the top or tho slipway, where the necessary repairs will be undertaken. Inspection showed that the bow was considerably crushed below the water-line at Its contact with the rocks, and a portion of the outer sheeting will need replacing. The work will, however, give no difficulty, and the vessel should be soon running again.

STEAMERS FROM OVERSEAS PORTS. Walrlma, Wellington, due August, from London and San Francisco. Port Pirie, Wellington, June 24, left London April 18. Karamea, Auckland, August, leaves London June STEAMERS FOR OVERSEA PORTS. Niagara, Auckland, June 10, for Vancouver Paparoa, Wellington, June 16, for London. Rlmutaka, Wellington, June 21, for London. Arawa, Wellington, June, foe London.