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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14013, 18 September 1909, Page 2

SHIPPING. PORT OF NIW PLYMOUTH. SATURDAY, SEPI|SMURaB, 1909. PHASES OF" fat MOON. First Quarter, 33rd, 6.8.17 a.m. Full Moon, 30th, ff-4?.16 a.m HIGH WATER. To-night, 11.5. Sunday morning, 11.29. Sunday night,. 11.44. , Monday morning] ll**P' r i '■ Sunset: This afternoon, ' s.ss. Sunrise: Sunday morning, 6.4. Sunset: Sunday evening, 5.56. Sunrise: Monda/ wornijng, 6.3. ARRIVED. :<~* Sent. 18. RoastnpndLs.*., 721 tons, lulu in, from Nefcos, Fiefem, and Wellington. SAILED. Sept. 17.— Corinaa, S4t., *271 tons, Cameron, for Oaekanga^ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Comma, from North, Sunday. iturawa, from North, Monday. f'.otumond, from North, Tuesday. Koouya, from South, Tuesday. Rarawa, from North, Thursday. OVERSEA VESSELS FOR WELLINGTON. STEAMERS. Hannockburn (due Sept. 17), sailed front New York June 21, via Auckland. Wiiitnate (due about September 22). bailed from London July 23, via Auckland. ituupohu (due about September ''2), sailcxl from Plymouth August 7, via - Capetown and Hobart. Indralema (due about September 24). sailed from London July 17, via Australia, Auckland and Napier. Kia Ora (due abont September 29), sailed from London August 6, via Auckland. ' Fifeohire (due about September 30), ■ailed from Liverpool July 24, via Australia and Auckland. Kabinga (due about October 2) sailed from new York July 18, via Australia an Auckland. Tainui (due about October 4), sailed from Plymouth August 21, via Capetown and Hobart. Kimutaka (due about October 19), sailed from Plymouth September 4, via Capetown and Hobart. Niwaru 6due abant October 21), sailed from London August 21, via Australia, Auckland and Napier. Drayton Grange (due about October 25), sailed from Liverpool August 21, via Australia and Auckland. Whakarua (due about October 25), sailed from New York August 19, via Aiistralia and Auckland. Opawa (due about October 31) sailed from London September 8, via Auckland. / Mimiro (jhae a about November 8), sailed from Liverpool September 6, via Auckland. , Indraderi (due about November 8), sailed from New York September 1, via Australia and Auckland. Clara, barqueT saije/l, f rpm Liverpool May 25 ' .<,•-' SHIPPING~mEGRAMS. ARRIVED. . Sydney, Sept. 17.^-t-Arrired, at 11 o'clock, Mokoia/frbtn T^ew Zealand; Handa Isle, froHf TrffrUa: Ennerdalc, • from Kaipava. * | ! iT '- 1 i Nowcastle,>Se|Ki *M* Arrived, Melbourne, frtxm SawriTkwHiid. Bluff, Sep*. lfc-^ivH#ed, at 9.15 a.m., barque Loniaa '•Craig from Surprise Island? . -T ■!*•» i*jwiirl < Onehunga, Sept.'oMh—^Arrived, at 7.45 a.m., Covivaa,* r f rop»- New Plymouth. - i'i'M v dffi'« ■»" London, 8ep»; : HWArrived, Kaikoura, from LjtfcaUon.^t - S Welhigte* £p*Tl&,*<S»iled, at 5.17 p.m., Moana, for ftjclaaj i " London. Sept. 17. — Sailed, John Lockett, for Wellington, New York, Bapt.l7.^S.,l<kl, Indradevi, for WelKjtgiWnVf ' Newcastle, Sept. i&->-Sai]ed, Wairuna, for WeUingiea. • The Fedcral-Houlder-Bhire liner Fifeshire, which, left Lirwpopl on July 24 for Melbourne* -^daey, aad New Zealand ports, is bringing a total of 6336 tons of general oaig? for New Zealand. The cargo will 1)e distributed as follows:— 2897 ton* lot Auckland, 1731 tons for Wellington. 1908 tons for Lytteltori. 1006 torn for Dunedin. The Fifeshire is bringing one saloon passenger and 160 third-class. Trains will leave. New Plymouth Station to cooyect whh' vessels at the breakwater aa follows: \ MONDAY. 5.50 a.iriy — Rarawa, from North. 8.10 p.m.— Rarawa, for North. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. S. Turkington and>D. L. A. Astburv. — The Supreme Court was the proper place to ventilate the case. If we mere to open our columns to explanations and so on there would be no end to it, so we must decline both letters. DEATH. NEWELL.-yOn September 17, 1909, et Ins residence, Weymouth . Street, New Plymouth, George Newell, aged 53 years. [Auckland papers please copy.] FUNERAL NOTICE. Th? funeral of the late George Newell will leave his late residence, Weymouth Street, for Te Henui Cemetery, on MONDAY, 20th inst.,-at 2.30 p.m. Friends will kindly accept this intimation. W. F. BROOKING. Undertaker. , c3OG Mm NOTICES. >v For WeDingtoß and *Sooth Island, (ht express daily, at 6.15 a.m. For Auckland and N^rth, per Main Trunk Line, daily, at 6.16 a.m. For Auckland -and NoVtb, per Rarawa, oa Monday and Thursday, at 7 p.m SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. For Auckland anil Nwtb,p*r Rosa-rr..->nd, at 2 p.m. For Australian States (due, at Sydney -September 24), at 2 pami , MONDAY, SEPTEMBER t 2O. I* or Auckland and North, per Ra rawa, at 7 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. \ For United Kingdom (parcels only), 5 p.m. f WEDNESDAY^SEPMJUBER 22. lor South A«ij9rioa,,Monte Video, Rio Janeiro and Traeriffe, also specially ad-di-ifjswl correspoudeace'ror' United Kingdom (per s.s. Paparoa from Auckland), at 615 a.m. ffutfat Lfcodop November 5. /. p7 '^1 *\ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. tor Auckland and North, per Raitnva. at 7 p.m. For Australian Spates (due at Sydney September 88), 6.15 a.m. . ? or M nrtptl K«ngdo« and Continent, India, China, Japan, Philippine Islands, all KnytrTii and Mediterranean ports, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. lor Auckland and North, per Rosann»:id, at 2 p.m. for Australiatt States (due at Sydney on October 1), at 2 p.m. W. J. CHANEY, - OUef Postmaster. T M ANDEN O~ TACKSON, AUCTIONEERS A ESTATE AGENTS, Tyrone Buildings, Customs St. East, AUCKLAND. C.N THE FAMOUS PUKEKOHE f HILL, MAGNIFICENT FARM ot IjU Acres, all in grass except 20 acres under tiro plough; all volcanic soil of tho best quality; watered by creeks. II KJ acres level, balance ploughable; firnt-clasw house and necessary outbuild.intfs; will carry 40 dairy cows and \ min^ stork, or is a splendid cropping farm, 4 miles from railway, school and church, 2} miles from creamery, 31 miles from Auckland. This is one <.) the oldest and best known farms in thu district* and is only in the market a*, tht* owner" wishes to retire. Price only £16 per acre. Terms. HAAKE PIANOS BECHSTEIN PIANOS HOPKINSON PIANOS MALCOLM ORGANS Procurable from the BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Repairing and Tuning by Competent Workman. L. E. HOFFMANN,