SHIPPING.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143808, 5 June 1912, Page 6

SHIPPING.

pom OF NEW IM.YMOina WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 3912. DiA K Y • High Sim Sun June. 1912. Water. Rise. Set. 5 Wednesday 12.33 7.20 4.40 o—Thursday ... 1.12 7.29 4.40 7—Friday ‘ ... 1.51 7.21 4.39 At Waiiara the tide is 15 minutes earlier than the above figures for New Plymouth, while at Opunakc it is high water 15 minutes later than at Now Plymouth. PHASES OF THE P4OON FOR JUNE, 1912. Bth: Last quarter, 2.12 p.m. 15th: New moon, li.U p.m. 22m1: First quarter, 8.15 p.m. JlJth: Full moon, 1.10 a.m. arrived. juno s.—Rarawa, s.s., 1072 tons, Ncrbuiy, from Unehunga. Passengers: Misses Broad and Anderson, Mesdamcs Simeock and two children. Cameron and live children, Messrs. Nicholson, jMallett, Gilmore, G, Clark, Kenny, Robertson, Goodson, .Street, Paul, Astloy, Stamlish, Atkinson, llussall, .Message, Rae, J. Walker, and Turton; 0 steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Rotoiti, from South, Thursday. Rarawa. nun Norm. Friday. Coriium, from Soi.ih, Friday. Kotoiii, from N'oith, Saturday. Coriuna nom Nortn, Sunday. Echo, Iron: South, early. Enuerdale, from lluon, end of month SLURPING TELEGRAMS. 1 ARRIVED. London, June 4.—Arrived, Athenic, from Wellington. THE ROTOITI. The Rotoiti is expected hero tomorrow from AVellingtou. Ricton, and Kelson with about 220 tons of general cargo. THE MOA. The Moa did not get away for Westport on .Monday, as stated yesterday. She has been delayed on account ol the stormy wea tiler, and w ill sail when this moderates. THE ECHO, The scow Echo, which was damaged at Lyttelton hy an explosion of benzine aboard, is to go on the slip at Wellington ami wall afterwards sail ior New Plymouth and Mokau, loading timber at the latter port lor Wellington. THE RARAWA. Owing to the extreme severity of the southerly gale,' the Rarawa did not arrive lit the Breakwater until after 3 o’clock this morning, and consequently it was deemed advisable to postpone her departure until to-night. She will sail for Oiiehunga after arrival of the express train, and again on Friday. The vessel landed 76 tons of general cargo to-day. UNION COMPANY'S LATEST ADDITION. On April 18, Messrs. Ramago and Ferguson, Ltd., Leith, launched another steel screw cargo steamer of about 1109 tons for the Union Steam Ship Company ol New Zealand, Ltd., Dunedin, New Zealand. She is named the Kannnu, and is 205 ft. in length hy 32ft, beam by 15ft. deep moulded, aiid is intended for the company’s general coasting trade in New Zealand. Built to Lloyd’s highest class with raised quarter deck, bridge deck, long well forward and t.g. forecastle. Steam winches, steam and hand capstan aft, steam windlass, steam steering gear ' are fitted, and also electric light. Triple-expansion engines by the builders have cylinders 17, 27, and 45, by 33in. stroke, supplied with steam from two boilers working at 18011). _ pressure. Tliis is the third steamer built by the builders for the Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand. She was named iiy Miss Smith, 13, Laverockhank Terrace, Trinity. For influenza take Woods’ Groat I’epDcnniut Cure. Never fails. Is 6d, 2s Cd. Wanted, everyone to inspect the Dresden Piano Company’s exhibit of pianos and organs at the show.* b 859