SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16945, 21 September 1920, Page 10

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LXTTELTON. . ARRIVALS. Monday—September 20th. Karu, s.s. (12.30 a.m.), 267 tons, Iviclioison from 'Wellington- A. 11. Turn bull ant Co., agents. Storm, s.s. (7.20 a.m.), 105 tons,. Robertson, from Wnngumii. A. H. Turnbull and Co., agents. Lily, auxiliary schooner (9.43 a.m.), 0! tons, Purvis, from Wellington. A. lihind and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Monday:—September 20th, Wootton, e.s. (1.5 p.m.), 150 tone, Larsen, for Wellington. A. Rhind and Co., agente. Maori, s.s. (8.30 p.m.), 3176 tons, Came ron, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. . • Wahine, Wellington, this day. Trewellurd, New York, September 22nd. Ayrshire, Wellington, September 22nd. , Navua, Wellington, September ?2nd. Maori, Wellington, September 22nd. ■ (ringa Mam, Newcastle, September 22nd. Wakiitu, Kaikourn, September 22nd. Breeze, Tiinaru September 22nd. Ngatoro, Newcastle, September 22nd. Monna, Wellington, September 23rd. Culm, Timaru, September 23rd. Kittawa, Grey month, September 23rd. Orepivkij Grcymoutli, September 24th. Wootton, Wellington, September 24t.ii. Wanaka. Timaru, September 21th. Storm, Timaru, September 24th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wahino, Wellington, thi3 day. Badjn Powell, Wellington, this day. Kant, Wellington, this day. Kauri, Auckland, this day. Maori, Wellington, September 22nd. Navua, Dunedin, September 22nd. John, Wellington, September 22nd. Houlsfc, Wellington, September 22nd. Aratapu, Wellington, September 22nd. Lily, Wellington, September 22nd. Bre«?e, Pic ton, September 22nd. Itahika, Westport, September 22nd.. Northumberland, Gisborne, September 22nd Wakatu, Kaikoura, September 23rd. Calm, Wellington, September 23rd. Moana, Wellington, September 23rd. Storm, Wanganui, September 24th. Wanaka, Auckland, September iJfth. SHIPPING NOTES. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., have received a vireless message from the b.s. Iceland, to he effect that ehe was in lat. 35.45 and long. 134.45, at noon, 17th inst., and waa delayed >y the loss of a propeller blado. Heavy rain fell ft Wellington yesterday, md work on the waterfront was delayed. The STavua will not arrive hero until to-morrow. The Storm arrived at Lyttelton yeeterday naming from Wanganui, and after an exihange of cargoes called last night for Dundin and Timaru. t . The'Ste'la, which arrived hero on Sunday ifternoon from Dunedin, sailed laat night vith general cargo for Wellington. The Karn was an early arrival here yeserday morning from Wellington. She will -ail to<3ay for Wanganui, and from there will go to Tarakoho to load cement. An endeavour will bo made to despatch the Northumberland to-morrow night for Gisborne, where she will continue loading 1 for Boston and Now York. She will oompleto loading at Niapier, and will molke Wellington her final sailing port. The nral C. and D. steamer to call at Lyttelton will be the Port Napier, which arrived at Auciland on Saturday. She brings general cargo and oil from New York, and ie due here about the ond of tho month. Having been further delayed at Wellington, tho Ayrshire is now due here to-mor-row. • Tho intercolonial steamer • Moana is due at Wellington to-day from' Sydney. She is expected here on Thursday morning, and will sail the same evening on the return trip. The colliers Gmga Maru and Ngatoro, both from Newcastle, are due here to-mar-row. The Kiltawa, from Greymouth, is expected to arrive on Thursday. The Kahika, which arrived here on Sunday. brought 1390 tone of- coal and 27,000 feet of timber. She should get tomorrow for Westport, where she will load for Napier and Gisborne. _ ' Tho Wanaka, <?n route from Timaru to Auckland, will call here on Friday for bunkers only. ... . The echooner Lily arrived last night from Wellington, with a'cargo of scrap iron. She leaves on her return on Tffureday. CASNEGIEIN AUSTBALTAST WATERS. (FROM OTOt OWN CORRESPONDENT.) SYDNEY, September 7. A strange craft, tho non-magnetio yacht Carnegie, described as one of tho most wonderful vessels afloat, arrived in Fremantle last week. Tho vessel is owned by the Terrestrial Magnesium Department of tlte Carnegie Institute, of Washington. With tho eKoepiion of its auxiliary engine, the ship is constructed entirely of wood and naa-maj-netic metals. She- carries a good spread n* canvas on he? two masts, and sails at a good pace,. There are about twenty officers s.nd observers aboard. The yacht ia expected to remain at Fromantl© during the w!ioI» of this month, in order to check the ship's instruments again-,t I the instruments of the Yathoroo Observatory. This is tho purpose of the yacht's voyage, for which she has been specially built—to enable the correction of magnetic bearings on." ocean charts to be made. After leaving Fremantle the Carnegie will come to the Eastern States and proceed almost immediately to New Zealand. N.Z. SHIPPING CO *S LINE. Kaikonia—A wireless message* has been received sxating that this steamer, from Montreal, is expected to arrive in Auckland to-morrow evening Woodarra—Sailed from London loth inst., for Lyttelton direct. TAHITI LEAVES SYDNEY. (Received September 20th, 940 p.m.) SYDNEY, Septemtter 20. - The dispute with the stewards and pantrymen of the Tahiti over their accommodation was settled to-day. and the ship sailed at 4 p.m. for Auckland and Vancouver.

SHIPPING TELEGKAMS. SYDNEY, Sep-tomVr 20. Arrived, Haheno. from Auckland. e Sailed, Port Pine, for Kyw Zealand. 0 MELBOURNE, September 20. Sailed, Paloorxi, fox Bluff, a " AUCKLAND, September 20. _ Arrived, Arahura (9.30 a.m.), from- Gis» borne; I'iverina (8.5 n.m.l. from Sydney. WELLINGTON, September 20. Sailed, Huia, schooner (7 a.m.), for Lyttclton; Moeraki (5.20 p.m.), for Sydney; "Waiins (7.50 p.m.), for LrtHton. . '• DUNEDIN, September 20. Arrived, Calm (10 a.m.), from "Wellington. BLUFF, September 20. Arrived—Kaiwarra, with 4000 tons of roc& (r phosphates, from Makatea" Island, s ■ «i——

; DAILY MEMORANDA—Tuesday, • Sept. 21. . AUCTIONS. * Jones, McCrostio Co., on the promises, i V7airarapai terrace, iendalton, at 12— t Furniture, otc. McKenzie and Co., in their rooms, at 1— Furniture, etc. ilcK'Mi'zie and "Willis, in their rooms, ait 1— Furniture, etc.