SHIPPING.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 33, 22 January 1912, Page 6

SHIPPING.

THE TIDES

High water at New Plymouth tolay 10.53 a.m. and 11.13 iJ.m. To-mor-,‘ow 11.24 a.m., and 11.36 p.in.

THE SUN

Rises to-morrow 4.53. Sets to-day .8, to-morrow 7.7. NEW PLYMOUTH. Arrived. Saturday.—Rosamond,, s.s., 721 ons, Irwin, from Onehunga, ' Sunday.—Corinna, s.s., 1?71 tons, Jameron, from Onehunga. Expected Arrivals. larawa, from North, Mondaj*. .Vamona,' from Greymouth, via Wellington and Picton, Monday. IELEGRAPHIC. (Received 22, 9.5 a.in.) London, January 21. Sailed : Turakina, for Wellington. .(Received 22, 10 a.m.) Sydney, January 22. Arrived, Makura. Sailed (Sat.irlay), Muratai, for Auckland. The Isis experienced rough weather a the final stages of her journey, and was unable to quite finish her cable survey. <

Newcastle, January 22. Sailed, Taviuni, for Wellington; Flora, for Gisborne.

FOUR NEW STEAMERS

Dunedin, January 21 The Union Steamship Company has four steamers in the hands of Home, builders—viz., an intercolonial liner of 13,000 tons, a twin vessel to the Maori For the Lyttclton-Wellington service, vnd two cargo steamers. Of the latter me is a sister ship to the Kowhai, .specially constructed for service- at shallow harbours, and will be christmed Karamu. Its registered tonnage : s 8000 tons. The other is a larger vessel of 8750 tons, and will be named the Katoa. . Doth steamers will "be equipped with the latest appliances for the rapid removal of cargo.