SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16364, 8 November 1918, Page 12

SHIPPING.

• PORT OP LYTTELTON. ARRlVED—November 7. Maori (10.30 o.id.), from Wellington. Mana (5.15 p.m.), from Wellington. ■ Cygnet (7.20 p.m.), from Kaikoura, SAILED —November 7; Hinemoa (4.10 ip.m.), for Chatham Islands. Wakatu (7.5 p.m.), for Kaikoura. Maori (8.15 p.m.), for Wellington. Kahika (8.40 p.m.) for Wcstport. SHIPPING NOTES. Mr E. R. Duckworth has joined the Maori aq purser, replacing Mr W. Eyre, who is ashore at We'lington, Buffering from influenza. Mr R. Knox, chief engineer of the llaori has gono ashore at Wellington, his placo being taken by Mr W. Spargo, of the Manuka. , * . L The Tainui is expected hero to-day with general cargo from Wellington, for which port she ia timed to sail on a return voyage to-morrow. i The Orepuki is due at tyttelton to-mor-row with timber from Gieymontb. After 1 discharge she will go into dock for her annual overhaul. . The Government steamer Hinemoa, having been cleaned and painted, came out of dock at I<yttelton yesterday, and sailed on a special trip to the Chatham Islands. The schooner Idly is expected to leave Kaipara to-day on a voyage to Lyttelton with a full load of timber. Sho will load produce and general merchandise hero for the northern port. , _ , , The Canopus is due at Westport to-daf from Timaru to load coal for discharge at this port. The Blackball steamer Ngatoro should complete her loading at Lyttelton to-morrow, when eho.-is expected-to sail for Wellington, and from thence to Grwymbuth. To-day being a publio holiday, work on tho Lyttelton waterfront will be stuepended 'for the day. . Th© Kittawa is expected he» on Monday in placo -of the Corinna from Dusedin, via Oamaru and Timaru, and will load at 1/71* telton for New Plymouth. .. „ Mr D. Qninn; who has , been . in th® Gov6rnmcait 'lighthouse service for' the past twenty-two years, i 9 severing his connexion ■with the Department in December to take w farming pursuits. Mr Quinn haa been in chaTga of Jack's Point lighthouse, Tnnara, for the past three years, and will bo succeeded there by Mr R. Leighton. '