SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING.

!,, POKf OP NEW PLYMOUTH* v aiTtJJSOAY, JUNE' 14, 1919, j PHASES OF THE MOON< j I 14th—Full Moon, 4.5 a.m. ! !. 21st—Last Quarter, 5.9 p.m, 548til—New Moon, 8.19 tuu. ! THE TIDES. High water at New Plymouth to-day at 9.51 a.m. and. 10.10 p.m.; to-moraw, at. 10,34 a.m. and 10.50; BJn. THE! SUN. The sun* rlsea; to-day at 7.24 aon. and sets at 4.30 p.m.; to-morrow, rises at 7.21tua.. and seta at 4.3(1 p.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Alexander, from Tarakohe, to-day, Karu, from Wellington, to-morrow. Rarawa, from Onehunga, Tuesday. Barawa, from Onehunga, Friday. Whakatane, from Port Chalmers, Jung 20. Armagh, from Brisbane, due Waliara June; 29. AEKrVED. June IS.—Barawa, 3.3., .30 a.m., 10T2 tons> Bark, from, Onehunga. Passengers: Misses McKenzlo, Cutfleld, Leltch, Warren, Haylow, Evans, Warring; Mesdames Scown, Phillips and child, Lougan, George &), Wilson, liamton, Banna, Knox, Haylow, Chappell, Oliver and child, Pohes, O'Kelly. Dawson, Cross; Messrs. Prime, Watson, Elllckbank, Lysaght, Dawson, Land, Goulden, Mcßeath, Thompson, (turphy, Bullock, Smith, Pepperell, Mortimer,. Ross, Bamgon, Lamble, Homer, Chappell Wll-j llama (2), Lander, James, Sergeant Dingle, i Rishell, Rogers. Jury; IS steerage.

SAILED. Juno 13.—Barawa, s.s., 1072 tons, Earlt, for Onehunga. Passengers; Misses Branley, West, Malay (2), Emery, Stoddart, Burrow, Ackland, Webb (2), Smith; Mesdames Branley, Broughton, Yandle, Hurley, Stoddart, Brown, Blundell, Ogle, Hamlin, Morrow, Settler, Schrlber and child, Bradley, Cavanagh, Scanlan, Campbell, Kearney; Messrs. Smith, Garry. Scott, Lea, Carruiheia, Morrow, Taylor, Parry, Stewart, Stevens, Hill, Watson, Murcott, Fedorowicz, Hookham, Goldwater, Brown, Bradley, ladale, Ogle, Gllmour, Kearney, Ashforth, Clemow (2), I Mather, Angus, Williams; Masters Stoddart, | Branley; 13 steerage. June 13.—Poherua, &&, 1172 tons, Chadwlck, Cot Gieymouth. TELEGRAPHIC. ABRIVED. Onehunga, Juno 13.—Aiwawa* 8.5 a.m., from. New Plymouth. Auckland, June 13.—Fiona, 2:50, from 3Ti}L Sydney, June 12.—Manuka, from Wellington. Sydney, June 12.—Cathkit, from Auckland. | Newport News, June s.—Hororata. Newcastle, June 13.—Kauri, from Auckland. SAILED. Gieymouth, June 13.—Inga, 10 a.m.,. for HJL | THE BAEAWA. The Barawa. arrived from the north as usual yesterday morning, and sailed again for Onehunga after the arrival of tha mall traia last night.

THE POHERUA. The Poherua completed the discharge of hercargo yesterday, and sailed for Greymouth a tha early evening. THE ALEXANDER The Alexander will arrive from Tarakohe on Sunday and will discharge 250 tons cement oa Monday. S.S. ARAWA FOE LONDON. The sailing date of the Arawa has. again been altered, and she will not now leave Wellington until noon on Tuesday, 24th iistant HUAHINE AT NEWPORT NEWS, The New Zealand Shipping Company has received cable advice that the liner Buahlne arrived at Newport News (U S A.) on May 31, en route from London to Wellington with. IBturning troops. THE KIA OBA AT WANGANtTL Bad weather still Impedes the loading of theKla Ora off Wanganul, tlu steamer having again put to sea on Wednesday. It la a fortnight since the Kla Ora left hero to load at Waltara and Wanganul. and she has yeb to. fill up- at Wellington. THE IOGOMA SAILS. It was reported In Wellington on Wednesday that the Klgoma, an ex-German boat being managed by the Shaw-Savill Company for the Imperial Government, had sailed on June 1 from London with troops aboard. She is coming oat ! via Panama, and should reach Wellington about | July 12,

AN OCEAN BACE. i The following Is an extract from a San Francisco paper of unknuwn date: "The British barque Antlope, Captain Campbell, which ari'rlred yesterday afternoon from Auckland, raced, the last 200 miles of the journey with the Japanese steamer Sh/nyo Maru, beating the steam freighter Into the harbor by 20 minutes. The Antlope took advantage of the stiff soutb'•aaat breeze off the heads, a£d' came Into- the harbor under her own sail." STEAMEBS FROM OVERSEAS; PORTS. lAustral Bange, Lytielton, due Jane Iff,, left' NewYork May 13. Armagh, Waltara, due June 20, from Brisbane. Klgoma, duo July, left London June 1. Maunganui, Port Chalmers, left London May 17. HJU S. New Zealand, Wellington, August, from England. Opawa, Wellington, left London. May 15. Paloona, Wellington, due Jnn» 28, left San Francisco June 4.. Otira, Lyttelton, due end June, left New York May 16. Port Augustus, Wellington, left New York May, 16. POrt Bowen, Wellington, left Glasgow May 28, Port Chalmers, Auckland, June 17, left New York June 17. Port Elliot, Wellington, leaves New York ths month. Port Pirie, Auckland, June 17, left oLndon May. Port Victor, Auckland;, July,, from New York PriiLzessln, Wellington* July 3 left. London on May 16. Bnahine, Wellington. Jul? 4, left Plymouth on May 19. Buapehu, Auckland, July 16, left Plymouth on May 30. Sbropshlre, Napier, June 20, from Brisbane. Suffolk, Dunedln, June 29, from Australia. Walmana, Auckland, June 21, left London May 10. Waltomo, Auckland, June 21, from Calcutta. Waiwera, Lyttelton, end of June, left New York on May 16. Tahiti, Auckland, dua July IS, left London Nay 24. ffiur Pilot, Lyttelton, due July 4, left Hew York May 29, Wkirlma. Wellington, dua August, from London and San Frimclsco. iEaramea, Auckland, August, leaves London Juno 2. STEAMERS FOR OVERSEA. FORTS. Paparoa, Auckland, June 18, for London. Niagara, Auckland, June 17, for Vancouver. Remuera, Wellington, June 18, London.

Rimutaka, Wellington, July 8. for London. Antwa, Wellington, June 24, for London. Ruahino, Wellington, August, for London. Makura, Auckland, mid-July, for Vancouver. Shropshire, Wellington, July to, tor London,