SHIPPING

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16841, 22 May 1920, Page 7

SHIPPING

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Friday, May 21st. . Maori, e.s. (fi.ls a.m.), 3476 tons, Cameron, from Wellington. Union SShip Co., agent®. Tarawora, s.s. (2.50 p.m.), 2003 toes, Williamson, from 'Wellington. Union Stoam Ship Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Friday, Hay 21st. Oropuki, s.s. (6.25 a.m.), 527 tons, Derrhurst, for Greymcmth. F. E. Sutton and Co., agents. Opaws, e.s. (11.15 a.m.), 0297 terns, Barnes, for Port Chalmers. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agents. Maori, e.s. (8.35 p.m.), StTG tens, Cameron, I for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. j Wahine, "Wellington, this day. j Rakanoa, Westport, this day. Kara, 'Wellingtons Hay 23rd. I Nishmaha, New York, May 23rd. j Maori, Wellington, May 23rd. Kakapo, Grcymouth, May 23rd. Ngahere, Greymouth, May 23rd. Otaki, Port. Chalmers, May 23rd. . I Breeze, Wangunui, May 24th. Karon, Groymonth. May 24th. Mokoia, Dunodin, May 25th. | Monowai, Wellington, May 2Sth. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wahin®, Wellington)-, this day. Renown, Melbourne, this day.. Karma, Westport, this day. Westralia, Duncdin, this day. Mokoia, Wellington, May 25til. Maori, Wellington, May 24th. - Kahika, Nelson, May 21th. Cygaet, Akaroa, Ma.v 24th. Monowai, Dumedin, May 24th. Breeze; DunedSn, May 24th. Kara, Wellington, May 25 th.' SHIPPING NOTES. . Tlw Monowai, which iia duo here from'tho | North -on Tuesday x is bringing 400 tons of ; cargo for 'Lyttelton.' The amount of BUg&r | for Lytteltoi* is not yet known. , ' , The Renraera, after lonHmp a qua.ntitv of mutton, is to 6ail on Monday for Port Chalmers. The Mokofcv is now due here from Dtmedin on Tuesday, aitd will sail tho same nis"ht ,for Wellington, Napier,. Gisborne, Tokosnaru ! Bav, a>nd Auckland. The S.S. and A. steamer- Kumara left New York on April 18th for' Lyttelton, Dunedrn, Melbourne, and Adelaide. She-is duo Iter® abont May 27th. . The Arawa left Southampton on May f.th for the-four Now Zealand portß. Sho is dus at Auckland on June 17th. The N.Z. and A. steamer which left Liverpool on Atrril 23rt?_ for Wellington, Lyttelton, and ; Dunodin; is duo at the first-named nort on. Jtine 14th. The Union Company's steamer Wairpna j Teft San Francisco on» May 3rd wit.h eaf» oil j for Napier, Lyttelton, Thinedin, and Sydney, j She is duo at Napier about Juno 4th. The following left by Tainui" | from Wellington on Thursday: for Southampton! from-'Lyttelton:—First saloon: Mi"s Y. Wade, Mcedames N. I. Turaer and infant, Wade, E. .N. Andrews, I. K. Bu- | cHanan, H. P. Wade, W. G. A Bishoo. Lieutenant C. C. Burdon, Master 'R. p. Wade. Second saloon: Miss M. D. Taylor. Owing to a dispute over the tmnsfereroo of men from one veroel to another, lh.« ■watersiders engaeed itei discharging the steamer Kantia refused to commenoo work ' at 1 r>.m. Tho trouble ternporarilv settled towards threo o'clock, but the north-west wind which sprang up about that time mode further work dut at the question. j A boat bolonffin-f to th» misfitag fcowlahn J ■ha® be»n found on the Little Barrier. Tho Kahu left the Bay of Plenty on April 24th. just before the occurrence of a very heavy gale. • j SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. MELBOTT-RNE. ITay *21. Sailed, Waikawa, for W«.Ui-nrion. SYDNEY. Mar 21. Arrived. Rothesav Bar. from Ne™ Zwiland. Sailed, Malieno (1 n m.V f— We'UrwftoTi. NEWCASTLE. May 21. Arrived, Waihora, fr"-" An^klan^. AUCKLAND. May 2t. failed, Louis Theriault (10 a.m.), for Adelaidfe.' ■WKI/liTNGTOX. M-v 21. Arrived. Calm M.PS" a,rr..). from Timant: I Wahire (S.SO a.m.). f*om Lyttelton; Wootton (1 r> m.l, from Lvttelton. ! Sailed, Pohc-rua rs.l" p.m.). for Wcetnort; W*Mne fT.SO T>.m.). for Lyttelton. To sail. Moeniki (10 p.m.), for Sydcey.