EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12619, 1 August 1904, Page 4

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Mapourika, from North, on Wednesday. Takapuna, from South, on Wednesday. Karawa, from Manukau, on Thursday. Takapuna, from Manukau, on Friday. Mapourika, from South on Saturday. Rarawa, from Manukau, on Monday.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT WELLINGTON.

Ocean-going Steamers — Indralema, left London, 24th May, via Australia and Auckland ; due about 27th July. Indradevi, left New York loth May, via Australia and Auckland ; due about sth August. Whakatane, left Manchester via Australian ports, 3rd June. Pakeha, left London sth June via Capetown, Beaconsfield, and Auckland; due about 6th August. Ruapehu, left Plymouth ?9th June via Capetown and Hobart ; due about 3rd August-

Sailing Ships —

Amsterdam, left Is'ew York 24th December ; left San Miguel (Azores) 14th April. \ Furst Bismarck, left Liverpool 14th March. Killarney, left New York 4 27 th March. Titania, left Glasgow ISth February, via Duuedin. Maelgwyn, left Liverpool 25th May. UARBOUK BOAKDS' CONFEREES CE. Wellington, Aug. 1. — The Harbour. Board Conference met here to-day. Committees were set up to draft a Constitution of Harbour Boards Bill. On Wellington's suggestion the Government will be asked to amend the Harbours Act, so as to empower Boards to levy, differential rates on different classes of goods, and to ckarge rent on goods stored on wharves for more than four days. j

MAILS,

Brisbane, Aug. 1. — Mr Morgan, Premier, states that negotiations axe proceeding for tho extension of tho English mail to Brisbane. Meantime he is negotiating with New Zealand to take over the Vancouver service. He is quite willing to transfer. The heavy northerly gale 'which sprung! up on Sunday night raised a big- sea along tho coast. The Karawa arrived early this morning, and Captain Norbury brought her alongside the wharf. The Corinna from South was lying outside to-day. The sailers, Frank Guy and the Whanga»oa, were lying- secure af their berths. Owing to the heavy weather the Corinna has been unable to berth, but it is expected she will work to-morrow and sail about 3 pjn. !