SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13791, 26 October 1908, Page 2

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

ARRIVED.

Melbourne, October 24. — Arrived: Maheno, from Bluff. Auckland, October 24. — Arrived, tft 5 p.m. : General Baquedano (Chilean training ship), from Sydney. Sydney, October 24. — Arrived: Ma-, roro, from Wanganui. t Auckland, October 25.— Arrived, ht 4.10 p.m.: Kazembe, from Sydney. \ Auckland, October 25.--Arrived, fet 4.20 p.m. : Mokoia, from Sydney. ' Onehunga, October 25. — Arrived, at 7.30 a.m. : Takapuna, from New Plymouth. Bluff, October 26.— Arrived, at 6.20 a.m. : Moeraki, from Hobart, with an English mail. SAILED. Sydney, October 24.— Sailed, at 3 p.m. : Waikare, for New Zealand. Newcastle, October 24. — Sailed : Waipori, for New Zealand. Auckland, October 25. — Sailed, at 5 p.m. Saturday: Boveric, for Sydney. Wellington, October 25. — Sailed, at 9.50 a.m. : New Zealand training ship Amokura, for Chatham Islands. ' Captain Aldwell has resumed command of the Rotoiti. The Rarawa brought from Onehunga this morning 60 sacks "of coal, 235 bags of manure, 25 tons of scenery, and 50 tons of general cargo. The Takapuna will leave for Welling- i ton.at 10 a.m. to-morrow, instead of at noon as usual, in order to effect somej slight repairs at that port. i The Tyser Line steamer Star of Eng-» land left New York on September 26; for Melbourne, Sydney, ana New Zea-* land ports. ; The Institute of Marine Engineers will in all probability. recognise the services of, the engineers of the Whangape (which recently broke her. shaft) by presenting thenrwith gold emblems similar to those given the engineers of the Hawea. — Dunedin Star. '

The large German four-masted barqu* Nal left Antwerp last week with -a cargo of superphosphates for Auckland. The Nal, which was formerly a British ship known as the Lord Ripon, is probabl~ the largest sailing snip that has ever loaded for a New Zealand port. Her gross registered tonnage is 2781 tons.

Loading by the Federal-Houlder-Shire steamer Rippingham Grange will be commenced shortly. The vessel will leave Wellington /finally about November 25 for West of England ports. Some weeks ago the Union Company's steamer Taieri was purchased by the Maoriland Shipping Company, who are the owners of the Torgauten and the Ennerdale. The new otyners of the Taieri have decided to call their re-cently-acquired vessel the "Lauderdale/" and it is rumoured that they also intend re-naming the Torgauten) with a word ending in "dale," so as to have their fleet similarly named. — Dominion. J