SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume 23, Issue 14017, 23 September 1909, Page 2

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

ARRIVED. Westport, Sept. 23.—Arrived: -At 5.35 a.m., Koonya, from Jifew Plymouth N&lson, Sept. 22. —Arrived: At 4.45 p.m., Rosamond, from New Plymouth. SAILED. Westport, Sept. '23.—Sailed: At 2.40 a.m., Kurow, for Sydney. Sydney, Sept. 22—Sailed, at 2.30 p.m., Mokoia, for Auckland. Melbourne, Sept. 22,—Sailed, Manuka, for the' Bluff.. THE PETONE. ' The B)ackbal) Coal Company's collier Petone (Messrs. Webster and M'Kellar, agents) arrived in the harbour last niyht from Greymouth, and" berthed this morning to ■ discharge- "460 tons of '- coal, of ■ which 400 torn are' for the Railway Department. She is scheduled to return to Greymouth about 7 P-m. to-day, but is' expected back at New Plymouth shortly with, another cargo of coal. THE TRAINING-SHIP DARTFORD. The Union Company's training-ship Dai*tford, at present discharging part of her cargo-of jarrah at Wellington, is to leave there next week with rein ainder of cargo for Lyttelton. At the southern port a dozen more apprentices will join the vessel making a total of twenty-four. The- Dartford is fixed to po to Netrcastle to load coal for New Zealand. From Onehunga this morning the" Rarawa brought 60 tons of cargo, including 14 tons of manure, 9 tons of cement, and 5 tons of sugar. The Union Company's turbine boat I.nonfrana. having completed the winter r nvsuHsi in the Melbourne-Lavmceston ftvicp is being, extensively over-haul-ed at Melbourne, preparatory to com-r-encinpf the summer service-, about October-1. The Rotomahana is maintaining the service in the meanwhile. After being laid tip for se'yeral weeks r> iring the-slack season the Union Compiny's steamer Mararoa has been re-c-Mnmissioned for the Lyttelton-Wel-I'igton service which she re-enters on f'< ttjirday. Captain W. Manning is .•Main in command.