SHIPPING NOTES.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13364, 4 March 1909, Page 9

SHIPPING NOTES.

The Waihora ia due here from Timaru tomorrow morning, and after diucharging the fir Sew/aTtir'"* 0 ' "*" BaU " l the

The Manapouri, due here this morning with a load of sheep from Wellington, will return to that i ort aftor discharging. Another large shipment of sheep is due here to-morrow m the Rakanoa from Napier. The subsequent movements of this vessel are not

There was again a shortage of railway trucks at Lyttelton yesterday, and consequently it was doubtful whether the Kaituna -.you.d get away. The Kini will sail to-mor-row for Greymonth. New Zea'and Shipping Company's southern ports, arr.ved yesterday evening, anuhad to berth at No. 3 Wharf. The yesSe "r™ S V' P ? lar ? e quantity of general ~rso meat and wool here and wi ,, J n Mturday for Wellington in complete lonuing. T;,o vessel ,s t<. leave We/in S to,, finally on Tnureday nest for London, via Monte Video, "'° d P Janeiro. Teneriffe. and Plymouth. j\l oo clock tnis morning the Sl.ow. Savill hner Athenio was to sail for Gisbornc snd aP ', e o r ;, • The VCSFoI is due b!,ck hero about ifid, fJ 1 f lnst l f to '•■ aye a " Bin on tho lHtinnet. for \\ ellington to complete loading. On the 25th inst. the Athcnic will leave Wellington finally for London, via Monte Video, Rio de Jam ere, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. Loading and coaling operations on the Mi aw, Snvill and Albion Company's steamer Mamari were completed last niaht. the vessel ii'-ing a, full i>hip. The cargo loaded at Lyttuiton was approximaicly as follows:—22 COO corcases rm.tton and lcmh, 3000 bales of veal, 356 casks tallow and pelts, and a large quantity of seed. The Mamari was to leave Ljttellon wharf at 1 o'clocK this morning for London, via Monte Video ana Teneriffo. Tho vessel is due at London alxnit .\pril 18th. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's steamer Raogatira. bound from New Zealand ports to London, left Monte Video last Mnnnny evening. The Karamea-, which is also Homeward bound, left Monte Video on Tuesday morning.