SHIPPING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 210, 26 August 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING.

P;t.op kew PLYMoinu EDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. I sl D. fl. M. S. k| Quarter 5 9 17 16 a.m. (•aioon ..11 4 35 20 p.m. Mgh water at New Plymouth to-day, fc-Jjn. and 9.1 p.ia.; to-morrow, 9.17 fcand 0.34 p.m. Jin rises this morning 6.34, to-morrow jj.aets to-day 526, to-morrow 5.27. -' , ABBIVED. iuguat 25—Takapuna, w., 1036 tow, bus, IromOnehunga. ittgust 25.—Hotoiti, 8.8., 1159 tons. Jwell, from South. Passengers: saes Bell and Barraclougb, Jiesdanies kk and child, Chisholm, Gifford and children, Messrs. Blick, Barraclougb, aw, Knydon, Blair, Meuli, Horner, and lmour; 2 steerage.

I SAILED. i •- II kunz, for South. 1 gfjurt Night.—Rotoiti, 1.8., 1159 tons, IB d4well,,for Onehunga. Passengers: Cases fuller (2), Mesdames Corkil), ganoy, and Besant, Messrs. CorkiU, (ouse, Oanzard, Manoy, Mallett, Falls, id Hunter. |.~- SHIPPING TKLBQBAMS. ?Onohunga, Last Night. Sailed, Rattwa, for Newi Plymouth. Passengers: V S gjsges McLean, MtClure, Dixon, O'SuiU- j fStTwUson, Taylor, O. Brown, Crean, |kd Joughin, Mesdames W. Eeid, Wil- j am, W. H. Donovan, and O'Sullivan, : afegts. W. Reid, Jameson, Bridges, A. 1, IjiJlen, Bannister, Peterson, Blair, Haig, I KpS. Jones, H. G. Stringer, Champion, W&f. Beattie, G. B. Dall, W. H. DonoM&, H. E. Jones, Lambert, Captain AuBJfcw, and 25 steerage. iPpißemrnga, Tuesday.—Arrived, at B.SO Egfc Rarawa, from New Plymouth. Tuesday—Arrived, at 8.35 Pat, Oorinna, from New Plymouth. . ipfe&ourne, Tuesday.—Arrived, Wna(§|aiua, from London. SfSbrt Chalmers, Tuesday.—Arrived, at Km, barque Aleiva, from .Bunbury. Ipfawcostle, Tuesday. Sailed, MelIpburne, for LyMelton. P'AOCIDBNT INT SYDNEY HARBOR. P-Sydncy, Tuesday.— While the tag gteveret was proceeding to tow the fShrama from dock she was struck '>v §&« liner's propeller, and a bole was cut gfcher hull below the water-line. The Pig was beached to prevent her founderK fBE. MOA INQDIRY. 11-The inquiry to be held at Egfaujanui into the stranding of th« fgpagtal steamer Moa off the Wangamii ijEura few weeks ago has been postponed |pn 18th September. m: "victualling of crews.

ES The Union Company's new scheme for m» improvement 'of the victualling <'f Harem has been inaugurated by Mr. J.A. | K-Kirbv, of the headquarters staff, on tae steamers:—Moeraki, Maheno, KMaori, Takapuna, Rotoiti, Arahura, lifoana, Mokoia, Pateeua, and Martai. »K is understood that the remainder of Stbo conipanv's passenger steamers will Ebe placed on the new footing inside a Einontli. The scheme will then be started jfc<)n the company's cargo boats. if Tile following cargo was shipped by aplbe liner Fifeshire, which sailed from EpWaitara for Wellington on Saturday: - K. 3596 quarters beef, 154 carcases lamb. E1256 boxes frozen sundries, and 43 casks

gUltow. . . K The Hawera Star states that the Wapiti is still ashore at Patea, and it Ss not oxpected that she will be refloated lantil the high tides at full moon. Her * cargo lus not been unloaded. ' The Rotoiti from South yesterday t morning brought 116 tons of genenl i cargo from Wellington and Nelson, in * 'eluding transhipments ex Papanui an'] ■ Karma ri from London, Warrimoo from " (Jydnev, and Talune and Geelong from She also brought 20 head of Seattle from Nelson. |S . - L PROJECTED DEPARTURE TO-DAY. ft Rarawa, for Onehunga, 8.30 p.m. Br*-' p. EXPECTED ABBJVATS sLßarawa, from Onehunga, Wednesday. EVjftotoiti, from Onehunga, Thursday. IpSMpuna, from South, Thursday. fcsEarawa, from Onehunga, Friday. . (Takapuna, from Onehunga, Saturday. * Barawj, from Onehunga, Monday. aßotoiti. from South, Tuesday. ' -Takapuna, from Onehunga, Tuesday;