PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15309, 19 June 1915, Page 13

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARIIIVED—June 18. • -vTaori. t-r-ine s.s. (6.-0 a.m.), 3293 tori., W. Manning-. Irom Wellington. Lmon Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ida-, «_e_t_. ~ T Mokoia, a... (9.15 ft.m.). 3502 to_», Mcl-e-a. fTo;a Melbourne, via Hobart, Bluff, nnd , Dun-din. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand. Ltd., agents. SAILED-, uco 18. Maori, turbine c.c. (9.10 p.m.), >"«"30 tons, W. Maimin., for W-ling'-oii. 1 Wagers— __iß_es Ford", Eagle, llrown, Ogilvie, ..nssell, Sn-fczb-.', Doolev, 81-ci:,. Seurio, Walker, Mcsdaiii-,. H_avrt.ll. King, Chrhtophcr, Power, Ford, Mel-ail. Brown, Kogcra, Hol-1-id, Pcrrott. McKay, Haleford, Fisher, Hodder Darby, Puraer, Major Meddiaga, Me—ra P_ir.-er, K—iglit. Murray. Sinia, Purser, Hodder, Fisher, McPhail, Hairio, Ford, AVliit-c, Ellis, Arm—ron . (3). McKay, SU-phens, *.'alkcr, Clnrk, Foley, ilcllahon, Tcplis, Trotter, Eiug, H.._«-t*ll. Micklason, Sinipaon, Po*.Ter, end i'O s.toeraK'-. .Union Steam Ship Conipeny of New Zealand, Ltd., apents. Mokoia, s.s. (3.-3, p.m.), 350*- tons. McLe_tn, for -.lolbonrne, via \V—Hngton. Pus6©n_r_r— Mr A. E. Pottn. Union Stoam Ship Corjpany of N.w Zealand, Ltd., agents. SHIPPING NOTES. It ia imported tha. on arrival in Japan tlio M.napouri wiil load a cargo of eulohur for Dunedin. En route from London to Cape Town the Sh;*.w, S.ivill and Albion liner Corinthic left Capo Town last ..ontlay. Sho ia duo at Wellington about July 7th, and at Lyttelton a week later. , The Union Company havo arranjod .or two of their venecls, th. Waihora, and 'ho Waitomo, to load next month ot Calcutta, i-ingupore, and Stmarans;. Tho Wait.mo will go on the loading .b-th oarly m tho month, making _!uS her urst port of call in New Z*.aland, and tho Waihora, l-ding-Jo-Tiards tlve cad oi tho month, proceeds nrst to Ail-— ar.d. The'Wal-ttt ha« now nearly comple.ed l:c-r overhaul, ar.d was taken off tho patent slip a> Evans'- Bar, Wdlingtou, on Wednesday afternoon. aS."* ia -.pected to rcsura. her lunnin" to KaikouTa and Lyttelton towards thc end of the tr-m-h. at about which time th- Cygnet, whicn has bee-n r-lieyinr tho Wakatu for .evcral vvc_--, will _o vnthdrawn for overhaul. _ . - , . ■ , a / The Mokoia, -. hich eailed last iii_ht for Wellington, will remain a, that port until Monday afternoon, when she will call for Melb-urno direct, omitting the usual call a. Hobart Passcnsers are notilied that to connect with the Mokoin they are expected to proceed north by this evenings ferry sea lii order to pick i .> a ounntity of cargo for Wellintrton, tha Himit»n?rt will call c-t Lvt-Hon to-day from Timaru. Bad weather has detained the Wanaka at Westport. but it is cxpect-1 that sna will e'ea- »hob-.Tto-da\-,en .Win. her to reach Lyttelton* on Monday. After F'*''* t *i ,, S out a J?«t of coal, the vessel will ,o on to Timaru to co-inlet.. She will . <_bso.uentlv commence to foad for Sydney, in continuation of which ehe will return to tms port. Tno Wanako's running in tne Bluff-Auckland carco t-i-rit. is at present being carried on by the- Waipcri. . A wir-leas mes-at— has besci. received at Wellinprton troni the Maitai. stating that owing- to bad w—ithor nrrirai could not be made at that port until to-day. In eon..quence of thi* the vessel, whioh its to load produce at Lyttelton for Sydney, ia now diie at this, port on Tue—isv. and will continue her voyage iv the evening.