SHAPING TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13672, 10 April 1908, Page 2

SHAPING TELEGRAMS.

arrived! L Suvaj Ajfril'^.—ArrivedT Atuaj'from Auckland; Auckland, April 9. —Arrived: Maori, 1 from London direct. »Newcastle, April 9.—Arrived £ Wha,-r agape, from Auckland. Adelaide, April 10.—Arrived: Ha\\\e&, from New Zealand. Fremantle^. April. 10. —, Arrived: Oruba, from. England. Passengers for New Zealand: Messrs Kirkby, Bassano and child, Kipping, Misses Julius (2)., Oliver. Save", 'and Mills." Onenunga, April 10.—Arrived, at 3.30 a.m.; Takapuna, frdm New Plymouth. . " - < " Wellington, . April ■ • 10.—Arrived, at 4.20 a.m.'? Rotoiti, from New Plymouth. ' ,-,, x . . • . Onehunga, April 91—Arrived, at 5.50 p.m.: Waitangi, from Kawnia^ i via N^ew Plymouth, SAILED. " Wellington, April 9.—Sailed, at 3.30 p.m.: Arawa, for London.Auckland, April 9.—Sailed: Pendle Hill, for Mercury Bay and Sydney. Newcastle, April 9.—Sailed: Daniel, for Auckland. A BARQUE SOLD. Auckland, April 9.—The iron barque Hazel Craig, 467 tons, whiqh was to have been submitted to auction to-day, was disposed of privately last night, the purchaser being Mr G. T., Niccol, of Auckland. It is Mr Niccol's intention to employ her in the Kaipara-Syd-aey trade. The Hazel Craig was built 29 years ago at Aberdeen. She was formerly known as the Quathlamba. Her late owners were the Hazel Craig Shipping Company, of Gisborne. ACCIDENT TO THE MAORI. Auckland,, April 10. — The Shaw, Saville Company's steamer Maori, which arrived last night from London, (net with a somewhat serious accident a few days' journey off the New Zealand coast; One of the propeller blades was stripped and struck one pf the rtern-plates, knocking a hole in it beiow tho water-line. The engineers sueQeeded in. plugging the hole. The Corinna's departure from Dunedin for* New Plymouth, has been postponed till Tuesday. She is to arrive here on FridaY evening and leave here on Saturday for Onehunga. * The Himitangi is unloading coal at the breakwater.