SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, 1 August 1919, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POM OT NEW PLYMOUTH. / FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1019. I PHASES OF THE MOON. Auousr. 4—First Quarter, 7.48 p.m. j 12—Full Moon, 5.30 a.m. ! 19—Last Quarter, 3.33 a.m. 26—New Moon, 3.4 a.m. THE TIDES. fHlgh water lit New Plymouth to-day at 12.15 .m. and 12.44 p.m.; to-morrow, at 12.53 a.m. and 1.18 p.m. THE SUN. The sun rises to-day at 7.2 a.m. and sets at 4.58 p.m.; to-morrow, rises at 1 a.m. and sets at s p.m. ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS/ i Baiawa, from Onehunga, on Saturday. '- Corinna, from Wellington, Saturday. Karamu, from Westpoit, via Onehunga, early. Ntfatoro, from Golden Bay, on Tuesday. Ngahere, from Greymouth, on Wednesday. ARRIVED. July Sl.—Rafawa, s.s„ 1072 tbns, Bark, from Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Gosling, Adams, Wood, Entwlstle, Tennant, Hart, Schlsker; MesdameS Qulnn and family, Shaght, Hooper, Entwlstle, Penny and two children, MUner, Peterson, Jury, MeKellar, Stanley McDermltt; Messrs Richards, Thompson, Bishop, Lester, Grey, George, Bruce, Horobin, Charterton, Pembertoo, Brook, Qulnn, Baker, Thompson, Telford, Shearer, Peterson, Hooper, Deare, Payne, Powell, Entwlstle, Quade, Marsh, Coulson, Nathan, Rye. Ralfe, Sevennes, Jury, Black, Dixon, Sadler, Griffiths, Campbell, L. Nathan; Revs. Gavin, Howard, and Harvle; 12 steerage. SAILED. July 31.—Rarftwa, s s., 1072 tons, Bark, for Onehilnga. Passengers: Misses Pago, Burnet, Magnus, Avaun (2), Johnston (2); Mesdames Mitchell, Hunwjck, Harrison, Logle, Stevenson, Crow, Williams, Newsom, Watson, Richards and 2 children, Jewlss, McKenzte, Peacock, Brodle, Hooker, Bott and child, Hancock; Messrs. Hun* wick, Mann, Harrison, Miller. Reardon, McDougall, Logle, O'Gorraann, Stevenson, Allen, Cooper, Swales, Rogers, Newsom, Roth well, Glynes, Andrews, Mitchell, Hnllett, Miller, McKenzle, Bacon, Hancock, Boyd, Nathan, Campbell, Watson, Dawson, Glasson, Fahy, Chapman (3), Hopkins, Peacock* Grundy, Brodle, Burson, Bpswell, Nicholson, Bott, Williams. Peters, Kemp; Masters Page; 10 Steerage. ' TELEGRAPHIC. ARRIVED. Westport, July 30—Begulus, 3.20 a.m., from New Plymouth. Auckland, July 31.—Port Nicholson, 8.35 a.m.. from New York. Newcastle, July 31.—Whangape, from New Zealand. SAILED. Wellington, July 31.—Paloona, 12 20 p.m., for Suva. Sydney, July 31.—lima, for Auckland. THE EARAWA, The Rarftwa arrived here at 6 a.m. yesterday from Onehunga, and had a large passenger list. She left again at 7 30 last night, and returns on Saturday morning. THE CORINNA. Information received Indicates that the Corinna is expected to leave Wellington to-night, and should arrive here about 9 a.m. on Saturday morning. THE KARAMU. The collier Karamu left Greymouth on Tuesday, and calls at Farewell Spit to obtain salvage material required In the refloating of the Kowhai. The Karamu has a cargo of coal for Onehunga and this port, but the exact date of her arrival here Is not known. NGATORO AND NGAHERE * The movements of these steamers arc also not certain, but they are expected here early next week. HARBOR LAUNCH. The Harawa brought from Onehunga to-day a small oil launch, which will be used in connection with the harbor scheme. The launch will be used to convey men and material to Moturoa, where a quarry will be opened. Yesterday a party of men were landed, and a itart made with the deep-sea operations THE JOAN CRAIO By Telegraph.—Press Association. , , Greymouth, July 31. Local woterslders refused to work the Joan Craig, a vessel carrying a non-union crew, and the vessel Is now being discharged by the crew. BAD WEATHER AT NAPIER. ~ . , Napier, July 31. The weather continues very stormy. A heavy gale and rain commenced last night, and continued to-day. The Arahura, from Glsborne and Auckland, was unable to berth at the breakwater, and passengers were not landed. The Tarawera is also in the roadstead. The Tangaroa left for Walroa last night, but returned to Napier after a couple of hours having received a severe buffeting in the bay. The rivers are In high flood, and are still rising rapidly.