SHIPPING NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue XXIV, 3 April 1902, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

POM OF NEW PLYMOUTH Thursday, April 3, 1902 ARRIVED Monday, March 81. I Wayerley, s.s, 100 tons, from Westport. Cargo—Coal. WEDNESDAY, April 2. Ngapuhi, 3.8., 690 tons, Nor bury, from Onehunga. Passengers —Mesdamrs r. Ranm?' a "d chifcj, Bottomley, Wait and Elliot, Misses Grylls, hichardson, Messrs. C. Ransoo, N. King Craig, Lamb, Reston, Wait, Bliss, Campbell, Lee,'lizard, Nelson, Ohallinor, Thomson, Wilson, Mo> ab, Griffiths, Hargroves, Johnston, Maingay, Chisholm, Lovell, Cramer, Harty, Grosser, Hutchinson, Jenkins, Leitb, Reid. Mclntosb, LogaD, Turner, Grabim, Mills, Briton, Scott, Davy, Holden, Farrell, Clarke, Contts, A. Bayly, Brown; 19 steerage. W I'. Webster, Agent. Moa, 8.5., 120 tons, Abrams, from Westport. Cargo—l2o tons coal. Union Company, Agents. 8 aiLED Monday, March 31. Waverley for Weilingon. Wednesday, April 8. NgapnM, g.s., Norbury, for Onehunga. Passengers Hesdames * 'Driacoll, Simnions, White, Holmes, Abraham and family. Messrs. Lloyd, Crozier, Clarke, Simmon?, Bennett, Holmes, Abirham; 6 steerage. Cargo—47 boxes butler, Eltham Dairy Co.; S do. Co-op. Society; 8 ca<tci bacon. Inglewood Bp on Co.; 2 cases, Sargood & Co.; 10 pkg»>, Railway. W. D. Webster, Agent. ?TiPKCTKn ARRIVAL Pareora, from Grsymouth, to-day Rotoiti, from Manukau. thin day Takapuna, from South, this day Ngapuhi, from Manukau, nn Friday Takapuna, from North, on Saturday Ngapnhi. from Manukaa, on Monday lakapuna. from Manukau, on Tuesday Kotoiti, from South, on Tuesday j Ngapuhi, from Manukau, on Wednesday j Rot"iti, from Manukau, on Thursday J Takapuna, front South, on Thursday PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Rotoitl for Wellington this day Takapuna for Onehunga to-nieht Ngapuhi for One v onga on Friday evening Takapuna for Onehanga on Saturday evening Ngapuhi for Onehunga on Monday eveniay Takapupa for Wellington on Tuesday, at noon. Rotoiti for Onehunga on Tuesday evening Neapuhi for Onehunga on Wednesday evening Rotoiti for Wellington on Thursday * Takapuna for Onehunga on Thursday I evening I

SHIPPING TKLBGRAMB. ABBtVKD. TIHASU. April 1. Pakeha s s., from, Oamaro, at 6 a m. Onbhtoqa. April], j Neapuhi, from New Plymouth, at 0.45! p.m. Wellington, April J. Waverley, from New Plymoith, at 2.80 pm. Stdnet, April 1. Sontb Australian from Hokianga. Weixwotok, April t. Athenic, from London, via Hebart, at 2.35 a.m. TaVapnna, from New Plymouth, at 2.50 a.m. Onbhtjnoa, Aprils. Kotoiti, g.g. from New Plymouth, at 9.40 a.m. Tihabu, April 2. Angola, from Newcastle, at 4.30 p.m. SAIMD. Sydney. Ap'il 1. Sonoma, ff r Auckland. Owing to pla; ae restrictions she ca-ried no Auckland passengers. GBEYM6DTH, April 2. Pareora, for New Plymouth, at 4.10 a.m. The Pareora left Greymouthat 4.19 a.m. yesterday for New Plymouth with a cargo of coal. The Sotoiti left Onehunga at t.30, and the Tnkapuna lef6 Wellington at 6.80 yesterday afternoon, both for New Plymonth. Mr. Stnbbs, the local agent, informs as that the lfobau discharged all her cargo of coal at Wai'ara, and then proceeded to Hokau for another cargo. She is expected to arrive at the Breakwater from Mokau on Friday with a cargo of coal for the Freezing Works. The daily steamboat service ends this week. A suggestion has been m->.de that the Government should ran steamers in connection with the trains at-both ends, booking people through from Invercargil to Auckland at the railway tni'eage rates, with a fixed extra charge for meals and beds. Ur. Rrn«on, the general manager of the Northern Steamship Company, came down by the Mgnpuhi yest *rday morning; be spent the day in New Plymenth ?id proceeded south by the evening t'ain. He returns to Auckland on Friday evening.