SHIPPING NOTES.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12350, 14 November 1905, Page 6

SHIPPING NOTES.

A Union Company's steamer passed Lytte-I-ton Heads bound South at 1 p.m. on Sunday. She was too far off to be identified, but wa« probably the Poherua. bound from Greymouth to Timaru. . , , , The Union Company h*» been advised that the turbine steamer Mfliheno will le«ve Sydney on the 18Ui November for Wellington, Southern ports, and Mol'bounne. The Wa'ikarc will proceed from Sydney to Newcastle, thence to Melbourne, in order -bo relieve the ilonowai, which vessel is time-tabled to «ail iri.ra Melbourne on tlhc 22nd November. The Wa:kare on arrival at Dunedin on the 20th November -will withdraw from the iatercolonia-1 service, and will relieve the Tara-wera, aai.ing from Dunedin on the Bth December. The MbnoWai, on axrival at Dunedin cm the 130 i November, wr.l, en discharge of her cargo, return to Port Chalmers dlrcot to undergo an oveiba.:!. Tho schooner Momin«{ Light cleared art the Customs yeaterrky with a cajgo of produce for Wait-pu. Sho in expected to saiil to-day. The ' steamer■ Toroa sailed las-t evening for Napier with a'cargo of bridge materiel tor the new Tailway bridge at Ormondville. She will probably. return here to rfhip another load of bridge material for Napier. The wow Whaingajoa 1 arrived le»t evening from Port Macquaxio, N.S.W., and anchored in the stream at 6.40. Ste has a cargo of hardwood pilee; for the Lyttelton Hoirtxjur Board, and 'will be brought in to » berth this morning. •