SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 12818, 28 March 1905, Page 4

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

.l T / r-ABKr -ABKiVJSD. One^bunga^. March frojn •New "Plymcfuth, •at 8.55* a.m. Bluff, March 2S.^-»Monowai, from Melbourne, via H'obart'j.at 1 p,m. .Wellington, March 2&.—Corinna, from New Plymouth, j at;^7.3o a.m. •Wellington, 5 .March, 28.—Corinthic, from London," via 'Capetown ,and Hobart, at-12.45" p.m. / GERMAN RESTRICTIONS ON BRluc *i. TISH SHIPPING. i?■n: I, ' y.' sts t -"' ■/ j - ~ '* Sydney, March 27.—Replying to a deputation pf the Chamber of Commerce^ '-in regard to the prohibition, placed qp. trade by Germany at the Marshall Islands, 1" Mr Reid (Federal iPremder) saiii if-nor red»ess{>was' forthcoming the" 1' Commoiiweafth* Government Should probably find itself com* peHed—to—retaliate in~a~way~ that might possibly operate adversely to German trading interests in" Austra.MAmOfirtTFLOAtS Sydney, March 27.—The,, Marforie, stranded on a, reef, is expected to come off'jWhen ithe .cargo of coal is lightened! The /crew are safe. Sydney, Marcfi" 28.—The Marjorie floated oR. safely. ..' ] THE PILBARRA SAFE. Sydney,' MaXch 28-—A cable has »een rpceiyed pnnpuncing that tne Pilbarra is anchored in Vila harbour. There are^firi'particfulars as to where she was picked up. THE ALBANY. Sydney, March 2S.—The Albany was insured in Adelaide offices, half the amo)jffi|)being .held in. the South British/ Tne cargo was inspired in local offices ami the Insurance aggregates £10,000. r AN UNFOUNDED STORY. Thursday Island, March 28.—The reported wreck in'the Gulf is unfounded. Tlhe •'wrydkage belonga to a vessel wrecTcfioTTri August last. "V " ' •—— — Thp Alexandra, which brought a carfiro of;//300/xtons of coal from Nelson on Monday, sailed for the South on Tues-, riay "morning. The s.s, Kia Ora will not, as adver-tised,--leave -Waitara on 3rd Aipril for Kawhia and other ports, as the steamer will be laid ifp for the urfual inspection.

The Rotoiti, with consignment of cheese from Auckland for Wellington, made port early on Tuesday morning and left again a couple of hours later. mi "I n . iii- t 1m"