SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NEW PLYHOOTH, THCSSDAY. JUNE 12 1919. PHASES OF MS MO.OH. lfthr-Full Moon, 4.5 ajn. 21st—Last Quarter,-5 9 pun. 28Ut—New Moon, B.K &A. THE TIDES High water at New .Plymouth, to-day at 8.31 <tm. and 8.52 p.m.; to-morrow, at B.li -aju. and 3.32 fjn. THE SHtt The sun rises to-day at 7:23- a.m. and sets at 4.37 p.m.; to-morrow, rises at 7.21 a.m, and lets at 4.8S p-m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' Barawa, from Onehungoa, to-morrow. Alexander, from Taraaoha about Saturday. Kara, from Wellington, early. Wbafeaiane, from Fort Chalmers, June. 2& ARRIVED. June-11.—Ararawafc **.*2»l Kalshtksv itooniOneliuiiga. TEfcESMPBtO. j ARRIVED. I Wellington, Juno IL—Corjnna, $ from New Plymouth. Onehunga, .Tuna It—Barnes. 18*15; torn. Men Plymouth. ' | Wellington. Juno 11—Baden EoMlfc, UJfluun., from New Plymouth. I Manufcau Heads, June U.-4tas«fl» 8:216 tarm.„ from, New Pijmouth.

WHAKASANE' ETJBIHEK DELAYED.. The. agents for the New Zealand Snipping Company advise that the Whakatane has been delayed at Port Chalmers, and Is not expected to arrive: at New Plymouth before June 20. From Port Chalmers the vessel goes to Timaru, New Plymouth, Plcton and Wellington, and Is te sail at the. ends ot the. month for London,, via Panama. THE ARMAGH. The New Plymouth Shipping Company's linerArmagh is due off Waiters from Brisbane on Sunday, to commence Homeward loading. The .vessel proceeds to Wanganul roadstead and Wellington, and Is expected to sail about. July 6 for London via, Panama. PBINZESSJN REPORTED. The Prinzessin, with 500 troops on board, left Colon on May 14 In continuance of her voyage from tho United Kingdom. She is-dui to teach New Zealand on Junj 25 NOT DAMAGED BY GALE. Wellington, June 11. Although a south-westerly gale Is blowing, and a heavy sea running, at farewell Spit the stranded steamer Eowhai Is not suffering. The tug Terawhiti is sheltering at Tataranul, and as soon as the weather moderates will probably attempt to tow the Eowhai off.

P. & 0. BOOKINGS SUSPENDED. Sydney, June 1.1 P. and 0. bookings for London have been suspended, as all accommodation is required for passengers from India. SHAW-SAVTLL BOATS. Bad weather on both coasts delayed the loading operations of two Shaw-Sorill boats on Monday. The Raranga, which is at Glsborne. will not now leave that port for Wellington till next Friday. The Kia Ora, at Wanganul roadstead, had to put to sea, and consequent on this delay is not due at Wellington now till Friday. STEAMEBS FROM OVERSEAS PORTS. Austral Bange, Lyttelton, due June 18, left New; York May 13. Klgoma, due July, left Sondon June 1. Mauoganui, Port Chalmers, left London Hay 17. H.M.S New Zealand, Wellington, June 19, from England. • Opawa, Wollllngton, left London May 15. Otira, Lyttelton, due end June, left New York May 16. Port Augustus, Wellington, left New York May .16. Port Bowen, Wellington, left Glasgow May 26. Port Chalmers, Auckland, June 17, Mt New York June 17. Port Elliot, Wellington, leaves New York tha. month. Port Pirle, Auckland, June 17, left oLndon May. Port Victor, Auckland, July, from New York. Prlnzrs«in. WeUilngton, July 3, left London on Maj 16. Buahine, Wellington, July 3, left Plymouth May 19. Boapehu, Auckland, July 16, left Plymouth on May 30. Shropshire, Napier, June 17, from Australia. Suffolk, Dunedin, June 29, from Australia. Walmana, Auckland, June 21, left London May 10. Waltomo, Auckland, June 21, from Calcutta, Walwera, Lyttelton, end of June, left New York on May U. Watrlma, Wellington, due August, from London and San Francisco. Karamea, Auckland, August, leaves London June 2. STEAMERS FOB OVERSEA PORTS. Paparoa, Wellington, June 16, for London. Rlmutaka, Wellington, June 21, for London. Arawa, Wellington, June, for London.