SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 232, 12 October 1901, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

POET i"IP XKW PLYMOUTH, Satubday, Ootobbb 12, 1901. AKKrvxr Friday. October 11. . Rotoiti, »s., 1159 tons, Robertson, fro® Mannkan. Vnsaengers—Mesaames Alexander WLC. child. Houlalian, McDonald, I)ix, Warren, Miss f.otley, Messrs Ure |2) Bcbaefar, Doughty, Runcis. Dahl, Brown, Beere. Harrison Wallace, King, Dii (2;, Gough, Olent, Word, Ross Hammocd, McDonald ; 9 steerage. Union I ompiny. Agents. Takapuna, s.s., 940 too?, Grant, from South. Passengers—Mrs Baberstocb, Messrs Badger, Kriesing. Union Company, Agenls. *O4 FKCTKO ARRIVAL Mgapubi. from Mannkan, on Mnnoav Takapuca from Manukau. on Tuesday Rototti. from South, on Tue?day Ngapuhi, Manukau, on Thursday Rotoiti, from Manukau, on Friday Takapnca, from b'ontb, on Friday rt-MI.TC" Fb day, Octobe;; 4. Kotoiti f.s, KoVerison, fo' Houth. Pas-engers- MrsWaterhousc, Jui'ge f'ono ly. Messrs McAllum, C'Trie, Yates, Owen, 'i steerage. Cargo. "9 bjxes bnt'.er, Co-op. Society;; 5 b~jes butter, Midhirst! airy Co.; 4 b ga heads and 'eet, Alt. Drake; 5 case bacon, 3 cases hams and tncon, Stratford Bacon Co.; 3 ca«es lacjn, Burgess, Frazer and Co.; 53 sack* fungus, 1 baie fungus, Ohm~ Ke-; 3ca es acid, Trowc Dairy Co.; 20 piCK-fges sample*. J. F. Hooker; 2e.r. h-hds, J. Klli'itt; 2 boxes, 1 bag iou try, New Zealand Express Co.; 15 crates e.r. tins, 8 cjates e.r. tins, 1 bdlejcase.-;, J. 11. v,'ock S: Co.; 4 cr«te.n e.r. tin.-; ,1. Vlackav; 4 e. r . hhds, Hadlielil; 5 e.r. hhds. J. E. F.lliott; II sacks floor, Creamer; 7 cr<tes e'ys 2 cases 1 box 1 parcel, J. H. Kdw.ir's; 1 trunk, New Zealand r xpress Co; 2 a.r. hhds, Hadfield; Sa.r. hhds. J. Sullivan; 3 e.r. hhds N. Trott; 3 *r. barrels, J. Holiivan; 3 e,r. hhds, J. E. ■lliott; 3e r. hbds, J. Trott; 1 range, Ward and Co. Taiapuna, a s., 940 tons, Grant, for Onebnnga. Passengers—Mrs. Fisher, Misses Hank, Bosser, Fraser (2) Mescr.v Heskett, Clarke. Hyams, Gore, Denett, Nolan, HarMtt, Hans-n, Clifton, Coe. Terry, Lewis, Brett, A solum, Bu-ford, Lovelock; 14 steerage. Cargo—l 4 togs batter, 12 cases, 8 boxes,S. King; S cases bacon, Stratford Bacon Co.; 1 case, Inglewood Bacon Co.; 1 catting, Station miater; 1 ease, N.Z. Kxp'ess Co ; 1 tranV, Johnston; 11 hides, 1 bale ■kins, 1 docaifskins,! box tallow, 1 rack skins, J. G. Blow; 2 hones, S- T. Laurent. Union Company, Agents. PORT OF WAIT ABA. ABBIYKD. October 10.—Chelmsford, s.s., 200 tonf, Smith, lrom Onehnnga. SAILED. October 9.—M&nokau, s.s., for Mokao. October 11.—t helmaford, s.s. for Onetonga. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ARBIYED. Wellington, October 11. Tomoana, from Bluff, at 2.5 a.m. Knight Errant, from Noumea, at 6 p.m. Gbetmouth, Cctober 11. Hoe, as., from New Plymouth, at 7 a.m, Onbhunga, October 11. Ngapnbi, bj., from New Plymouth, at 9 a.m. RAILED. Wellington, October 10. Wakanui, for London, at 5.45 p.m. Ltttelton, October 10. Abbey H r lme, for Durban, via Sydney and Albany, at 2 p.m. The s.s. Gothic, sailing from Wellington, October 31st will be the next steamer for dairy produce. The closing day at the Taranaki Producers' Freezitg Works will be Thnrsdav, the 24th. or possibly Wednesday, the 23rd, at 3 o'clock p.m. (if the shipment liaq to be made from the; breakwater on the Monday, instead of Tuesday, as heretofore). The S-S. Paparoa will follow on November 14th. The closing day will be either Wednesday, the 6th, or Thursday, the 7th November, at 3 o'clock p.m.