SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15919, 5 June 1917, Page 8

SHIPPING.

SHIPPING NOTES.

POUT OF LYTTELTON.

SAILED—June -t. Mararoa (6.35 p.m.). for "Wellington.

Yesterday being a public holiday, irork on the waterfront was suspended for tlio day. The Calm is duo ct Tjyttelion to-morrow-from Wanganui, via Wellington. After completing hero eho will proceed to southern ports. Tho Now Zealand Refrigerating Company's etenmer Tainni arrived at Lyttelton on Sunday after a protracted voyage from Napier. She will probably sail to-morrow for "WangO/nui direct. Tho Opouri ie duo at this port early tiua morning, and will sail on Thursday on her return voyago to Greymouth.— Tho Kakapo, after discharging her load of coal hero, will return to Wcstport. She is timed to sail to-morrow. The Storm will probably aJrivo at I/yttelion on Thursday from Dunodin, vitv way porta, and will eail for Wanganui after completing hero. The Oropuki is duo at this port to-morrow from Timaru, and eail ß later for "Wellington, Nelson, and Taralrohe.

THE EASTERN PACIFIC SERVICE.

(press association telegbah.) _. . ~ AUCKLAND, June 4. Tho Aucijland i office of tho Union Steam ~hip Company la advised by tho head office that i- 13 not-intended to make any alteration in, tho running of Eastern Pacific steamtin ued prCßCnt " Montlll y trips will bo con-'

A DREDGE BEACHED,

(PBZSS ASSOCIATION THSGBASI.'J rm. -tr «. _ NAPIER, Jane i. Tho Harbour Board's dredge J.D.O. was holed by hex own anchor to-day, end aa she was taking m a good deal of water, she was run aground in the Iroa Pot, inner harboiir.