SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT or NEW PLYMOUTH. FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1919. PHASES OF THE MOON. JULY. 13th—Full Moon, 5.39 p.m. 20th—Last Quarter, 1(1.40 p.m. 27tii—New Moon, 4.85 p.m. ' TIIE TIDES. High water at New Plymouth to-morrow at 12.11 a.m. and 12.29 p.m.; to-morrow, at 12.44 ! a.m. and 1.0 p.m. TIIE SUN. The sun rises to-day at 7.11 a.m. and sets at 4 49 p.m.; 10-morrow, rises at 7.11 a.m. and sets at 4.49 p.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Baden Powell, from Ficton, to-day. Raravva, from Onehunga, Saturday. ARRIVED. j July 17.—'Rarawa, s.s., 1072 tons, Bark, from Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Ahier, Curtis, Kritxhamnn. Rollo, Bonner, Sisters of St. Joseph ; Afesdames Lerercdgc, Davis, Clark, Black, Hutchison, Hutton, Best, Ansell, Bamley, Cleave, Richards, Kritxhaman, Rirl; Messrs. Potter, Roper, Cowper, Cheatle, Harrowell, Richards (2), Shallue, Fulton, Hodge, Leggett, HasticyThafton, Black, Crowe, McDonald (2), Hutton! James, Track, Worsley. July 17. —Kittawa, s s., 1247 tons, Nicholas, from Westport. SAILED. July 17.—Rarawa, s.s.-, 1072 tons, Bark, for Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Robb, Rlgby, Batt, Hanna, Russell, Packer, Thompson, Read, Edwards, McEldownle, Campion; Mesdamea Campion, Cleaver, Hookham, Carr, Pox, Hallett and two boys, Capon, refers, Davis, Kirkwood, Morris, (Old, Richmond, Thompson, Robins, Luke, Brown, Thome, Dcs Forges, Bell; Messrs. Woods, Archer, Thome, Camnion, Sraythe, Fulton, Litchfield, 8011, Davis, Knapton, Stanners, Peters, Skelton, Hartman, Hanna, Old, Hookham, Lonquet, McCartle, Luke, Fox, Paul, Brown, Capon, Collins, Cleaver, Carthew, Hallett, Swales. (2), .Stevens, Douglas, Hammond, Thompson, Brown (3), Rodgers (7), Hammond (2), Gilllland, Nichols,. Kirkwood, Brown, Thomas,. Robins, Morton (2), Williams 12) r Dean, Hampton, Richmond, nanna (3), Heald, Granville, Quayle. Holmes; Masters Baddeley (3), Thompson; 16 steerage. TELEGRAPHIC. ARRIVED. Auckland, July 17.—Marama, 7.55 a.m., from London. • SAILED. Wellington, July 16.—Pakeha, 12.30, for London, via Panama. Wellington, July 17.—Klgoma, 11 a.m., for Newcastle. Port Chalmers, July 17.—War Pilot, 10 a.m., for Brisbane. THE KITTAWA. Tho Ktitawa commenced the discharge of her cargo of 1300 tons of coal yesterday, but it is unlikely she will get away before the holidays. THE ICARU. The Karu was engaged yesterday discharging 350 tons of general cargo, and is expected to sail for Tarakohe at about noon to-day. THE BADEN POWELL. The Baden Powell was expected to arrive from and Picton last night or early this morning. THE RUAHINE. The departure of the Ruahlne has been de« ferred until August 5, and the final ,port of call will be Wellington. THE RARAWA. The Rarawa arrived early yesterday morning from Onehunga, and left again for the north at the usual time last night. MOVEMENTS OF UNION COMPANY'S VESSELS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunedin, Last Night. The Moana left San Francisco on July 1, for Wellington, via ports, and Is due at Wellington about August 1. The new steamers Waikawa and Waihemo, each of about 9000 tons deadweight, which were purchased by the Union Company recently, are expected to leave Englnnd in September and October respectively. The Australasian Is to enter the Pacific Coast—New Zealand—Australian trade in conjunction with the Waimarlno, Walliora, Kurnw and the new steamer Waintno. Captain- J. Thomson", master of 'the Waihemo when that vessel .was sunk by the Germans during the war, will leave Sydney shortly for England to take command of the Waikawa. P. & O. AND ORIENT COMPANIES. RESUMPTION OF REGULAR SERVICES. Received July 17, 2.45 pm. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. mt London, July 16. Tho Peninsular and Oriental and Orient Companies hope to resume their regular mail and passenger services in September on a pre-war footing. Jt Is impossible to fix the steamers definitely yet. Probably the Macedonia will be the first Peninsnlar and Oriental steamer, and the Osterley will be the first of the Orient's, hy tho Morea, Khyber, Orvieto, Orsova and Ormonde, but the ordeT is unsettled The companies have many difficulties to contend wit(i at present, but each is hopeful to bo able to run steamers with about f<irtnlght Intervals thus giving practically a weekly service.—Aus' and N.Z. Cable Assoc. VESSELS FROM OVERSEAS. Briton, left London June 17 for Wellington, due July 23, then to Australia. Ohupra, left London on June 8 for New Zealand. Due July 22. Durham, left Liverpool May 21, for AustrftlJa. Due N.Z. August. Grlessen, left London June 24, for NZ Due August 5. iufy"l7 ma ' left TJK - Inne 8: due Auckland New Zealand, JI.M.S ; due Wellington iib«ut August, from England. '••• Opawa, left London May 18 for NZ ports fia Australia. . ' ■ ; -iV ' Port Augusta, leaves New York in June'lor Australia and New Zealand. June 1 ' BoWen ' loni^3 Liverpool and Glaagfiw,- 1 Port Elliot, leaves New York In June for Australia and New Zealand. Port Hacking, left London June 23 for Auck-' land, Wellington, Ljrttelton, and Dunedin. Port Lyttelton. left Plymouth Juno 17 for Auckland, Napier, nud Wellington, via Australia; due August 1.1. Port Victor, leaves New York, June, for Auckland and Wellington. Ruapehu, left Plymouth June 7, for Wellington : due July 21. . Waimate, to load New York for N.Z. ports'. Due middle July. STEAMERS I'OR OVERSEA PORTS. Suffolk, Wellington, July, for Liverpool. Makura, Auckland, end July, for/Vancouver, Suffolk, Wellington, ,Tuly : 12, ;for ,Liverpool. Msex, Wellington, July, for Liverpool Durham, Wellington, July, for Liverpool. Walmana, Wellington, July, for London. I nnze3sin, M Ellington, July,-for London. , fehropshlre, Wellington, July 22, for London m 1"? 0 "' f° r London. Ruahlne, Wellington, August-.s,for.London. cUco '° n '