SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16218, 22 May 1918, Page 8

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON.

ARRIVED—May 21. Knhika (4.40 a.m.), from Greymouth. » Maori (7 a.m.), from Wellington. Cygnet (4.30 p.m.), Irom Akar6a,

SAILED—May 21. Maori (8.5 p.m.), for Wellington,

TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD—MAY 21

Arrived, "Wellington, Mararoa (8.10 a.m.), from Lyttelton;- Kaikoura, Wakatu (7.30 a.m.), from Lyttclton. Sailed, Wangunui, Breezo (4 a.m.); Aknroa, Oyernet (9.15 a.m.); Wellington, Mamroa (7.60 p.m.; Timaru, Putiki (7.30 p.m), Calm (9.45 p.m.), all for Lyttclton. ' SHIPPING NOTES. The Kokiri has been bar-bound at Greymouth, owing' to heavy seas. It is hoped' to despsich tho veesel to-day for Lyttelton. She k bringing a full load of coal for dis.cirarge at this port. The Kini will leave Onchunga to-day for Greymouth, to load coal for discharge at Lyttelton. Mr A. R. Smith has signed on the Mararoa as assistant purser, replacing Mr Olliver. Mr W. Thomas, assistant purser of the Mnponrika, has signed off tho vessel's articles. Mr John McPhcrson, a member of tho Transport Board, and formerly chief engineer of the Government steamer Tutanekai, is at present very seriously ill in Bowes street private hospital, Wellington. PASSENGERS FOB AMERICA. Tho following passengers have left New Zealand for America.:—First saloon: Mi««ea I. Cormack, E. E. M. Hornemann, A. Mitchell, S. Savase, Mcßdames M. A. Beach, C. C. Larmour, J. L. Younfr, Dt. Grace, P. Murray, Dr. Pomaro, Messrs H. F. Ayson, G. Finlayson, George and Sydney Jones, C. C. I/armour, G. G. St. L. Noble, C. H. Poole. Hori' Raiti, E. Savage, _J. L. Young, Second saloon —Misses J. Findlay, M. Rcccli,Mcedames Barclay, Mnlqueen, J. "Whytc, Messrs Barclay, sen., Barclay, jun., J. Mor.iarty, D. E. Moriarty, Mulqueen, Venard, Geo. M. Yerex. UNION COMPANY'S RECORD. According to the Dnnedin. "Star," over 77 i masters and deck officers on the Union Com- ■ pany's staff have gone on active service. Thi j majority joined the Navy, while a number of thoso who joined tho Expeditionary Forco3 • were afterwards transferred to the Navy. The casualties so far have been three killed in action, one died of wounds, and si* wounded. Those killed are Lieutenant-Com-mander W. E. Sanders, D.5.0., V.C., Kr F. A. Clark, and Mr Y. J. Hay; died of wounds, Mr WS. Gilpin. Wou tided: Messrs A. E. Cain, W. F. Suckling, C. M. Campbell, A. Cook, G. A. Herbert, and E. C. Serin eson. Messrs C. M. Campbell and G A. Herbert have rejoined the Union Company service.