HIGH WATER.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13372, 14 January 1907, Page 2

HIGH WATER.

IThis evening, 9.31. To-morrow morning, 9.52. Sun set : This, evening, 7..17. Suu rise : To-morrow morning, 4,46. ARRIVED. ' January 13. — Connna, s.s., 1279 tons, Ponder, from Onehunga. January 14— Rarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Norbury, from Onehunga. Passengers —Misses Wells, Capper, Chamberlain, Nathan, Hamilton, Tumor (2)i, Jones, Wilson, Patterson, Hayes,, Log-an,, Edwards (2), . J-aines, Riley, Teasey, Gault, Mesdojmes • Burgess, Rowling®, Jacques,' Purnell, Hamilton, &.rtbar, Howard-Smitii, Turvey* Sands 4 Innies,, Dalrson* Dyke, ,Dick« Strang? (2) 4 Olive, Sandford, ' .Smith, McMfflken, Hayes, Baker, Palmer, Teasey, Arcus, Powell, Messrs Bxiddle, Hardley, Sk«et, Howard-Smith, Ligbrtfoot, Palmer, Strang, Nathan, Clinkard, Cairncr&ws, ToUias, Doney, Farrell, Sand-ford, Phil-lips, . Batohmann-, Cuirrie, Clark, Bnajdsh-a-'w, Edwards, Teasey, Brien, Wilson, Miller, Pumell, Burgess, Raibbidge, Batkin, Innes, Strang (2), Chaimberlain, Anderson, Sands, Turvey, Dick, Farroll, Evans, Matthews, Atkinson, Fagan, Austin, Pearson, Henry,, Cobb, Powell, Farmer, Fleming, TonH?, C«rr, Coohranei, Hamilton, Martin, Sir Robert Stc»it ; 29 steerage. TO SAIL. Jammry 14— Rarawa, s.s., 1100 tons, Norbury, for Onehumga. January 14.— Corinna, s.s., , 1279 tons, Ponder, for South. expected" arrivals. Rotruti, from South, Tuesday. Takapuna', from Manukau, Tuesday. Rarawa, from Manukau, Friday. . Takapuna, from Manukau, Saturday. Rarawa, from Manukau, Monday. EXPECTED ARRIVALS AT WELLINGTON. OCEAN-GOiNG STEAMERS. Indraghiri (due about January 20th) sailed'" irbm Liverpool 'Ndvember 18th, via Auckland. (Tyser.) Irish Monarch (due about January 21st), sailed from New York November 7th, via Australia and Auckland. (N.Z. and A. Co.) Star of Australia (due about January 30th) sailed from London November 14th, via Australia, Auckland and Napier. (Tyser.) Indralema (due about January 30th) sailed from New York November 12th, via Australia and Auckland. (Tyser.) Queen Amelie (due about February 3rd), sailed from New York November 20 Ih, via Australia and Auckland. (N.Z. and A. Co.) SAILING VESSELS. Olivia (barque, 14 days out), sailed from Edithburg Ootobet 20th. (Fletcher and C 0,.) SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. SAILED. Wellington, January^ 14.— Aotea, for London, at 3 p.m. ' : Newcastle, January 14.— Northern Chi^f, / for . Auckland. The Port, January 14.— <Rotoji'fci, fou New Plymouth, at 8 p.m. THE FIRE ON THE MANUKA. Sydney, January 13.— The newspaippr and packet portion of the Manujk'als mails wor* damaged by, water. A large quantity of newspapers are ■unde/.apherable, and have been sent to the dead letter office. THE EANGATIRA. Sydney, January 13. — The Ranig>atira, which wa3 disabled through the breaking of 'a propeller shaft, passed Cape Moreton yesterday, bound for Sydney. She reported "All Well." r A MISSING STEAMER, La'unceston, January 14. — The Marine Board has asked the Government to appoint a commission to inquire, regarding ttlie seaworthiness <rf the missing steamer , Centennial, which sailed for, New Zealand in October. Mr H. T. Bold, laite second officer of -the Te Aarani, has transferred 1 to tihe Takapuna as chief officer^ rejieving Mr G. G. Robertscm, who awaits orders ashore. Among -the passengsjrs leaving Dunedin. to-morrow by the Union? 'Company's W-aik-are for th-e Sounid-ai Excursion dTft :■ — Mosdames A. B. Honeyfield, W/I*. Newman, S. ToniHneotn, Misses M. ffomlinaiwii, ancj Erjo Bay- j ley ; w'hd booked at, the local office. The Qorinna arrivod froirn Noirth ati S p.tu. on Sunday, and -sails at 6 to-night for Well ing-torn. The Rotoit-i, "from South, will land 65 tons to-morrow.