SHIPPING NOTES.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13718, 27 April 1910, Page 8

SHIPPING NOTES.

The White Star liner Athenic has finished discharging her inward cargo, and has made a start to load tallow, meat, etc., for London. It is expected that the big steamer will sail to-morrcw or on Friday for Gisborne and Napier. She will probably return to Lytt-elton before going to Wellington to complete loading. The Federal-Houlder-Shire steamer Cornwall was expected to finish loading last night, and will probably sail at daylight this morning for Avonmouth, via Monte Video. The vessel is carrying a full cargo and 33 p-assengors for West of England-ports. Following is a list of the passengers:—For Avonmouth—Sa.oon: Miss A. Stephens, Mr E. D. Wilds. Secondclass: Miss Gibson, Mrs Gibson, Masters Gibson (3), Messrs Gibson (2), -W. Barnes, J. Twaddle, McGuire, J. James, Smith and Doyle. For Liverpool—Saloon: Mrs W. Gribben A. K. Andrews, Messrs M. Cloary, J. E. * Stewart and D. Sheean. Second-class: Miss V. Yon Meyern, Mrs Collett and child, Messrs Collett. Courtney and Elmslie. For Manches- i ter—Saloon: Mr and Mrs J. O. Barnard, j Second-class: Messrs S. Grace and J. G. Waller. For Glasgow—Saloon: Mrs and Miss Collie. Second-class: Mesdames Hcdley and Thompson, Messrs A, Hedley, J. Thompson, C. J. Birnic, and D. Forsyth. The anxiliary schooner _Lu:'a. bound from Kaipara to Wellingtpn and Lyttelton. was sighted on Sunday morning, sheltering in Guard's Bay, by the Mapourika. Captain McKenzie wished to be reported "AH well." ' The Union Company's steamer Whang-ape left Flinders Bay on Tuesday, 19th inst., with a full cargo of jarrah timber for New Zealand, —he vessel will discharge at Welling- j ton and Lyttelton, and probably Dunedin. j Tho Blackball Coil Company's steamer Nga- ' here was engaged oil day yesterday in coaling j the Cornwall. The collier sailed last night for Wellington to complete discharging before going hack to Greymouth. The Government training ship Amokura is

now to go into wintor quarters at Wellington. Ihe Hincmoa is to leave Wellineton on

Friday morning on her cruise to the Northern lighthouses.