SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16962, 11 October 1920, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRIVALS. Saturday, October 9th. Wuhine.. e.s. (7.15 a-m.), 4435 ton*. Edwin, froin Wellington. Union Steam Snip Co., aS ßakanoa, s.-s. (7.45 ft.m.), 0316 tone, Tel-k-noweth, from the stream. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. , _ Koromiko, e.e. (6.15 p.m.), 2479 tons, Fle-t----cher, from Netrcaetle. Union Steam Ship Co., ag«ats. Lily, auxiliary pchooner (7.15 p.m.), 93 tons, from Wellington. A- Uhirtd and Co., agente Sunday, October 10th. Maori, &.B, (7.15 a.m.), 3476 tone, Cameron, from Wellington. Union Steam Ship. Co., ngenta. • departUßES. Saturday, Octoher Oth. MoeraJti, s*. (1.15 p,ro.), 4353 tons, Worrall, for Port Ctrimeie. Union Steam Slup Co., aB JSsI?R Powell, s.s. (3 p.m.), 174 torw. Me Phersop, for Wellington. Union Steam

Ship Co., ag«nts. ' Breeze, s.g. (4.15 p.m.), 553 tons, Venn, for Pjcton. A. H. Turnb-ull and Co., agents. Warpori, β-s-. (9-% i p.xn.); 1912 tone, Knowks, for Greymo«th. Union Ste»m Ship Co., agents. . Wahino, s.s. (8.25 p.m.), 4136 tone. Edwjn, for Wellington. Union Steam Shap Co,, agents. , EXPECTED ARRIVALS. : Canopufl, Wcstport, this day. Arata.pu, Wellingiton, this day. ■R-.inic, Brisbane, this day. Storm, Wauganul, this day. Lily, Wellington, this day. Kaiu, Wellington, thia day. Maori Wellington., October 12th. . , Wakatu, Kwkoura, October 12th. Wootton, Greymowth October 12th. Karoo, Greymouth, October 12th. Kurow, WeUingfon, Oct-oher 18th. Calm, Timaru, October 144bPROJECTED DEPARTCmBS. Maori, Wellington, this day. Storm, DunedLi, this day. Rakanoa, Dunedjn, this day. Wtihine, Wellington, Oclober 12th. Maruari. Welling-ton, October 13th--Karu, Wcllins-toB, October 12th. Port Napier. Dunediu, October 13th. Wootton, AVellington. October ISth. Calm, Wellington, October 13th. SHIPPING NOTES." The Kisa Meru, which left Lytte-lton nn Thursday for Newcastle, put hack to lington; on Saturday owing to a alight breakdown in the engine-room. , The Coriima is to lea-ro Now PJyrflewft today for Wellington, which port eh<» wjll tf»ve to-morrow for Dunedin, Tirnarn, and Lvttolton. The Kowhai left Houto on Saturday with a full cargo of timber for Lytteltera. i The W<akatu is expeotod herei to-Tnorrow from Wellington, via Kaikoura, and is to eail on Thursday on tho return tnp. In addition to general carpo, the Fort Ntvpwr will discherge hwe 21,000 cae» of benzine. , . , The Ot ira » nt present discharging; » u Wollington, and will arrive here em Thursday to diectaree Montreal cargo. Captain Irwin, late, of the Mararoa, js at t)re.«ent on tl» Maori n« extra officer. * Catitain C. Clift resumed comraa-nd of tu« Manuka at Wellington on Thursday, and Captain L. Worroll, who took the vessel from Port Chalmers, transferred to the Moeraki, vice Captain W. Ccllins , , who has gone on holiday. . Captain G. Eoroiuon liae resumed commana of the Exiooner Houto in placa of CaptaioAv. Jer.ninss. The Houto is to proceed from Wellington to Gisborr.o. .γ-j Mr P. Moody has succeeded Mx A. Coad ec chief engineer of tho Mwmka. Mr V. h. Binns hits signed on tho Moeraki's articles as fourth engineer in- place of M- W E- Wi^^ins. 11l- P. A. Ch*ppel, lato purser of the KaTcona.' has joined the Mooraki in a Einular capacity. . , \t the monthly "stop-work meeting of tli9 Seamen'e Union at Wellington lest week it i\-is resolved to protest ogainat the action of tho Minister for Marine m »srnuttiris_tho tiw Theresa Ward to proceed from Bluff to Port Chulmers wit Bout taking out proper articlea of agreement, and also an lU.cged infringement of the manning ecala of the ve=-v-l A resolution w»e also .adopted that a. 'protest bo lodced with the Cook© and Stewards' Union against "tho unwarranted action of the cooto and stewards and their officials in recent food disputes on tho llooraki. Jloana. and ether veesels. _ The Huddart-Parkei- Company edviw that the Ulimaroa. is to eail from Sydney next Thursday direct for Wellington, where eho :a duo on the ISth iast. Tbo- New Shipping Coninany aa-T-se that the bur steamer Wiltsliire, 12,160 tons, whioh in to lowi in New Zealand under th-ir auspices, left Sydney lost Wednesday morning for Gisbome, Napier, and Wellington to ship cargo for London. The veaeel :s to cot away from Wellington about October 36th, Homeward-bound, and will take a limited ntimber of pa&sengers.