SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15356, 13 August 1915, Page 9

SHIPPING.

1 PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED—August 12. Maori, turbine 5.6. (6.30 a.mO, 3390 tons; W. Manning, from Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd., agents. Kittawa, «.b. (3.45 p.m.), 1247 tona, J. Baldwin, from Greymouth." Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand,' Ltd., agents. Joan Craig, s.«. (0.25 p.m., in tit© stream), 1148 tons, Urquhsrt, .from, Clarence river, via Newcastle New Zealand Express Co., Ltd., Igents. SAlLED—August 12. Buahine, s.s. (5 p.m.), 10,758 tons, Smith, for Wellington. New Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd., agents. Wakatu, e.g. (7.10 p.m.), 157 tons, J. Wills, for Kaikoura. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agents. 4 Maori, turbine e.s. (6.15 p.-m.), 3309 tons, W. Manning, for Wellington. Paecengers— 350 saloon and steerage. Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd., agents. Wootton, s.s. (midnight), 150 tone, L. Lareeu, for Wellington. A. Rhind and Co., agents. SHIPPING NOTES. Contrary to expectations, the F. and .S. liner Surrey, which was damaged by a mine on February 26th, and beached ■at North Deal, has been refloated, and is again safe in port at London. After the vesee] was run ashoro nothing was done, beyond salving the cargo. Eventually, however, it was decided to make an attempt to refloat ber, and on May 2Sth the feat was accomplished. Four tugboats immediately took the vessel in tow and conveyed her safely to London, where she u-as placed. in dnck. Captain Green, late of the Tokotnara, which was sunk by » German submarine to the English Channel some time ago, has been appointed master of the' Kumar a. i Captain J. F. Spring.Brown, of the Loong»na, is now master of the Psteena. which is engaged in the Melbourne-Launceeton run. Mr W. A. Hawkins, wireless operator of the Maori, and Mr Geo. Donnelly, operator of the Warrimoo, have exchanged positions. Tho Wa-katu eailed last night for Kaikoura. and instead of going on to Welling ton she will return to Lyttelton, being fixed to po north again on Sunday evening. An alteration is announced in the Homeward route of the 81i*w, Savill and Albion liner lonic. Leaving Wellington on September 16th, the vessel will proceed to Sydney, •jling from that port on September 24th Before arriving at London sho will also call at Durban and Tencriffe. Mr Wahl«rs. purser of the Shaw, Savill and Albion liner lonic, has been appointed as the Wellington Club. The Union Company's San Franciaco-Syd-my steamer Marama, 6437 tons. Captain B M. Aldwell, is due at LytteJton from Welling* ton ecrly this afternoon. She will proceed to Sydney, after loading produce, tomorrow morning.

GREAT SHIPPING MEGGER.

TWO CANADIAN LINES COMBINE. (By Cable.—Prer* Association.—Copyright.) LONDON, August 31. An amalgamation of the fleet* and shipping interests of tho Canadian Pacific Railway Co. ar.d tbo Allan Lino has boen effected. Tho Canadian Pacific Railway Co. and tho Allan Linn arc tho principal companies engaged in tho trans-Atlantic trade to Canadian ports. The former own* a fleet of 60 eteamcrs, the largest of which are the Empress of Asia and the Emprees of Russia, njsitr whips of 16,810 tona each. The Alias lino ovrns *26 eteamers, the largest of -which are the Alsatian and CsJgarian (IC,OOO tone «*ch)«

SHIPPING AND MAILS.

(By Cable.—Pre«a Association.—Copyright) LONDON, August 11. Sailed, Surdica. for Wellington, and Waitomo, for Daoedin., MELBOURNE, August 11. Sailed, Mokoia. for Bluff.

FREMANTLE. August 12. Arrived, Malojs. from London. MELBOURNE. August 12. The New Zealand powwngere by the Omrah are:—Mr Craig and fourteen third class. SYDNEY. August 12. Sailed, Minuka (3.4$ p.m.), for Wellington; Rireriaa. (3.15 p.m.), for Auckland.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

AUCKLAND, August 12. Armed, Kurovr (6.45 a.m.), from Westpsrt; Warrimoo (9.50 a.m.), from Southern ports. WELLINGTON. August 12. Anircd, NgaktiU. (1.4.1 a.m.), from Greymouth; Mapourik* (1.45 a.m.). from West Coast, Nelscn, and Pieton; Mar am a (5.15 a.m.), from San Francisco; Moeraki (7.15

a.m.), from Victoria (8.50 &.m) from Lyttelton and Dunedin; Monowai (IUS a-m.), from Lvitel ton; Wnimariuo (2.40 p.m.), from Auckland; Somcr*«l (3.50 p.m.), f rt m Napier. * ' Sailed, Komuta (12.5 a.m.), for Weatpori; Kamo (12.30 a.m.>, for Greyinouth; Mooraki (5.55 :i.ia.). for Svdnev. Sailed, Mouowai (7.50 p.m.l, f or Lyttellon. rayseESCM— Mise«» Morland. Dick, Cox, Wj«m\ Pickering. Meedamrs Douglas, ShieM, lYaiJac©, inc. Littar, "Wiw, Manning *ua family, Pickering, Mbore and child, Rer. Hardin?, Messrs Fcls, Bishop, Douglas, Jameson, Foreman, Jackson, Dansey (9), Wallace, Kim Ml, Li*Wr, Clarke. Pcl», Zachariah. Gibson, Biuhon. Farr, Sbsrplin, Lamb, Ostler, Buchanan, Macpbersan, Cleveland, McKenaie, Woodboute, Moate, Chapman, Manning, Farquharson, Chnppell, and 21 steerago. Sailed, Marama (midnight), for Lyttelton. WESTPORT, Aujrun 13. Railed, Canopu* (10.45 a.m.), for Lyttclt«n; Kowhai (1.3 p.m.), for Lyttelton. DUNEDIN, August 12. Arrived, Paloona (5.50 a.m.), from northern porta; Tainui (8.30 a.m.), from Lyttaltcn, Sailed, Wlmmera (3 p.m.), for Melbourne, via illuff and Ilcbart. '