SHIPPING NOTES.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15014, 8 July 1914, Page 11

SHIPPING NOTES.

! The New Zealand Shipping Company c lm« Kaikoura kit London on Saturday last f£ Auckland and Wellington. She i. i» at the first-named port about the nuddte of A S; tinie No* Zealand Ship.S«Sfea£HSx morrow to complete Homeward loading. She leave Inally for London until Say Sunday lXfor Wellington, via, Hobart.^ Running under charter to the Federal and SMnT Line the, eteamer Northern arrived fTWelffion from Liverpool, via port* on Monday morning. Sho is expected »t-Lyttrt-poS tte S«£er M^^l caifct J Sn Monday last. The vessel, calling at Auckland and Wellington vi due here about the end-of the month, and will complete dieWSind»»'th. Commonwealth and Dominion liner Indrabarah will leave, Lyttelton for London, via La* tf • i A cablegram from Newcastle• records fie. arrival at that port' from Dunrfin on Monday last of the new eteamtr Vetuna, which recently discharged a cargo of case oil at, Lyttellon from New York, unoor the aus-, pices of the Vacuum Oil Company. . Having not left Sydney until 6.40 p.m. on Saturday last, the Huddart-Parker s •'•««« TJUmaxoa is not due at Wellington until about aoon to-day. The vewel -srae delayed at Sydney for the convenience of the Bngkeb. footballers, and is due at Lytteltoa on Friday morning, being due to eail again in the afternoon for Melbourne, via Southern ports and Hobart. , The auxiliary ketch Fannie was taken oe ! the sbp yeeterday morning. She is expected to leave to-day for the Chatham Islands. j Captain B. B. Irwin is at present m charge of the Koromiko, relieving Captain H. j S. "Whyborn, who ilrn* goce on holiday leave, j Mr A. Pyper, who has been ashore on noli- ; day Jeave, hae rejoined the Navua as second officer, and Mr S. A. Chatfkld, acting second

o9s<ver, has transferred to the Kurow in a similar capacity. Mr Warren signed on the Po&erua yesterday ac eeoond officer.