SHIPPING NOTES.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14349, 8 May 1912, Page 11

SHIPPING NOTES.

Te-morrow morning the New Zealand Shipping .Co.'r steamer Ucrcueru, from London, via way porta and .Wellington, will arrive "bee .to compete discharging and to start Vagus'. - The .ateainer. ha.,_ 1&00 torts ■ of , £cseral cargo to land herty and is to sail oa*s}atu:day for Tiinaru und Blnft She will iMnm later on to Ljttelton und Wellington texcomplete Ifcuhn?. mid will, sail finally irom the Jmtier port on tho 30th inst., for London, Vα Monte Video. Rio tie Janeiro, TeneriflV. '' wd' Plvmou'h. . - ■ > .With every hod crurumwl t:> '.ho hatchoa ;i«ith a large and vohiabl* cargo- o£ frown ■'ttieat. dairy produce, urain, o*c, .which was londcd at va»ions Dominion pons under auspices of the Now Zealand Shipping Ccin- ' patiy. tho Tfoderat-Ifoulder-Shtre steamer HanCMkire left Auckland on Wednesday for linden On ter »a\ Home '.ho Banffshire will call at Lj, Pilmaa for bunker coal. Her wrgo ifega An kla.'<d hic'.udwl 711 bales jrosrf. 32)J kauri gum. 5964 csrrn-o« frozen muiton, »nd «iindriee. The liarifffhire should-make tio run Home in 42 days, which *UI briny her at London on ir.h .luisr. The Norwegian barque Ariel. TCfi. t;rrs." has V'n chartered to lead yttano at Maiden Island fer Duriedin . ' • ■ Karly yesterday .morning tie Kittawa. with ,-toal »nd timber, and the Ko'.uku vri'h real, -arrived Trom GreymouUi. Th<? Ki'tatru ;« to JUJI on Kriday taking general cargo for 1'io•on. New Plymou!>>. Wrstport. and fjreymouth The Kot'uku will siul to-morrow icr Grejrinraih. ■■-..-. Tho K.<nyais t<, s «il at no in to-day for (jnyininU:, taking cargo. J*, will ho al-ou! ~ tno end ,of.llse next week iirlcie tbe Waihora ■completes fl.'echarjsing- her CJOO "?r.s of coh!. •.Her destination is i io *.. yet Six«l. Tlio Kamona i* to leave Weett*):":. this moniinp wi;!i a cargo of ooa! for Ly"tieitn:i. A Inrpe qii»n,tUy of ntul <,th*r cargo ii awaitiiifr ■• foipmcct Iγ '.hi Huddart-rrfrkej sVanwr «ima>erj, which is due heu> this niorninjt irom Dunedii;. , She will sail on arrival of JP.eT.SS ntu. train, for WVHing-.on, Xap:er. t'Jeborne, Auckland, ard Sydney. Tc-niarrow - *ne LltD:aroa wiil arrive hero frem ile!jfcurie, via Hobart. Bluff, end Hunedin. Sbe _ «** al«) a largo cf Rrain '.o for aydrcy. and wiU-sml on arrival of tho 5.25 P.TO. traia -or Sydney, via. Wellington. ailercooii tho Opouri w-;il = a il for jwymcail:, wl:«re she v:!l load timber tor ..A load oi sheep from Kaikouri a-rjved U s ' , j"|bt oy the Cygoet, which -wil! sail a ?a ia •m» citmns on her rcjalar trip to Uiat jart. ta» Defender, iron: Hokitika, via Grcr- ■ aoatb, hu a cargo oi limber ts land here, is to &ail to-morrow for Wellington. Pit- »», acd Hokitika. ' 4 A o ?»^? oda >' nislsT, *.He'Eimitan»i returned )?, "■suingtoa with a load of list from the JJMtians Islands. She will leave Welling^n . V.v la/iniing iaz Lj-tteiton and -will jail fern y l ;* po« ic-aiorrow eveciag for the Chatham iKIEd;. -m 4 * ,'' kis been -.tetiived that the cew ■.v.-:* r Linn fittamer Makarini, which wa^ °«Mt by Mefers Workman, Clark and Co., *li*sul,jr for tho Australian and Xcvr Zealand l!.*f°' "rived at London or. April 27th, from .-"elfast. Tlic iiw vosjel, which is an iru- , ■ Piovrmwij on the Muritai and Whakarua, is '»Wmap.«Fd by Cenf-ain Litlstone.. Tlio Ma«rjm k t-, | eaVc London on the 30th insi.. .j j : iUihcnrro ami Sydney only, and she. will . »»'t come to Now Zealand ports on her mai-

On her second voyage. U> Xew Zealand ports tho Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Zear landic sailed from London on April 23rd, for Auckland, Wellington, and Timaru, via Sydney. Tho vessel has over 1000 immigrants for Xew South Wales and ha« 4500 tons, of cargo for Auckland, 503 tons for Wellington, and 2000 t"ns for Timaru. Sho is out at Wellington abw. June 17th. During tho past three or four weeks tho outward tonnaßo of steamers leaving Wellington for London has Iveon particularly heavy. In allien large fully laden steamer's havo left Wellington direct for London. Tho vessels were Athonic, Turakina, Waimana, Hargitira.-Indiapura/ Waiucra, Indrabarah, Hurunui, Remuera and Kia Ora, their combined registered tonna?© being about 87,000 tons. . : . , On Monday morning the Xorwogian steamer. .Hana 8., *255 ton«, commanded by Oa.pt.iin Christonsen, bound from Valparaiso to Sydney and Newcastle, put into Wellington for bunker coal. The vowel was-not actually short of oo.il, but took in 100 tons as a margin, in. tho event of bad weather bein-j onocuniored in tho Tasman Sea. Tho "Hans B. bad a very olormy and protracted passage from Valparaiso. She left that port on March 2;'. rd and was therefor*.. 4t days on tho run to Wellington. She sailed vesterdnv for Sydney for docking, and will afterwards load coal at Xewcastlo for South. America. Mr D. Cameron, third officer of tho Mapotirika, has (omc a«Jiore to sit at, Lvttolton for lu'h examination for a chief mate's ccrtific.it?. Mr P. W. Watson, Focond officer of the Mokoin, is at present on holiday leave. His place is being taken by Mr 11.' 11. Stewart, la to of the Te Anau. Mr .1. D. Townsend, 1 formerly fifth' engineer on tho'Makuro, has 'gone t> Dunedin for orders. Captain J. Wills, of the Wakalu. is on shore leav«v and - is' l-.cinjr relieved by Capt. W. Bngden.: late of the Queen of tho South. Mr J. Cnn:ej-on. second ofar of the Komala, has beon relieved by Mr A. 'Pyper. On Monday, tho Makura left Sydney for Auckland, whence sho is to . pail on Friday for Vancouper, via Sura and Honolulu. Sho vessel will be practically ■ full'of passengers, for, .in - addition to • a farce number who joined at .Sydney, about !)0 in all classes have,-so far booked n', Auckland, and thero are abput" 50 from Southern ports. Tho Makura will take 1500 boxes of butter and a quantity of frozen meat, hides, wool and general cargo for Vancouver. Tho Kairaki and the hulk Wa-i-iti will bo docked l together- this morning- fcr cleaning, paintir.ir, .' and overhaul. The Kairaki is, to bo ready .-to' sail to-morxow for Ficfon and •Karnmea. •