SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16963, 12 October 1920, Page 5

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON

AKRIVALS. Monday, Oct-obcr Xlth. Storm, ba. (6.25 a.m.), 405 tana, McLaohlan, from Wangnimi. AH. TimabnH and Co., agents. <jinopus, en. (3.50 p.m.), 135 tons, Sillaia, from Weetport. Woatport Coal Co., agents. Zita, a-vxHiary brigantine (9.50 pjru), Jonca, j from Wellington. A. Rhird ana Co., agents. ! DEPARTURES. Monday, October 11th. Storm, 85. 12.10 p.m.), 40S tons, McLachJan, for Dnaedio. A- H. Tnrnbnll aaidCo., agents. Maori, sa (8.30 pJn.), 3476 tons, Cameron, for 'WaUinigterQ. TTnion Steam Ship Oo M agents. SHIPPING NOTES. The Wafcatrt, dne to-nigfat from WelKnfffem, via Kaikaara, hae yery little cargo to diecharge, and oio will probably get away to-morrow night on the return .trip. Tho Lily will eail to-day for Wellington, and the Zita, which arrived last sight, will get away on Thursday. The Wanaka is to Ic-aro Auckland to-day with a general cargo, inclndiEs- sugar, tor Lyttelton. Sho shotild be here by Friday morning. The Shalrristan arrrred at Napier at 6:un. yesterday from Adelaide. She is due hero about Saturday to complete discharge. The Ralranoa is to leave hero at noon today for Dunedin to complete discharge, <~f her Auckland cargo. The Kittawa and Kowhai, both with full loads of timber from Greymouth and Houto respectively, suro due this morning. Tho email steamer Wootton, also with timber from Gwymouth, ia due about Friday. Tho Eamo, duo on Thursday, brings a x>afteargo of timber.

Dalgety and Co. received a wireless message yesterday from the Runic, stating, that the vessel mrald arrive here this afternoon. After loading at Lyttelton the vessel will proceed to G5 shorn® to take in further cargo, and will' leave New Zealand about the end of this month for London, via Australia and South Africa. Owing to the present demand upon vie space at the Chrwrtchurch Railway goods sheds for passing large cargoes through, consignees of oargo ex sjr. Port Napier, now discharging at Lyttelton (> are urged to preBftnt the papers for -their consignment as early a® possible. , The Mokoia Left Apia on Saturday night for Suva, and leaves the latter port on October 20th for Auckland, with sugar. The Paloona left Melbourne at 1 p-m. on Saturday for Bluff aaid other ports. The Tahiti, en route from Auckland to Vancouver, arrived at Honolulu on Friday. SICKNESS ON BOARD ORVTETO. LONDON, October 10. The Orvieto arrived from Sydney with twenty-nine eases of measles on hoard. There were a few deaths among the children. (Received October 11th, 5.5 pjn.) LONDON, October 1L There were fifty-eight cases of measles on hoard the Orvieto and two deaths. Two others died of pneumonia. SEARCH ABANDONED. SYDNEY, October 11. The search for the Amelia J. has been abandoned. The steamer Melbourne has returned to port. N.Z. SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. Ruapehn—A radio message, dated 10th inst., has been received from this steamer, which left Wellington on the sth inst. f or London, stating that all era board are well, I and experiencing fine weather. Wiltshire —Duo at Gisborne on 12th _ inst. | to commence loading for London, and is expected to leave Wellington on 26th inst. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. SYDNEY, October Tl. Arrived. Manuka (4.30 p.m.), from Wellington; Niagara and Riverina, from Auckland; Ngaknta, from Greymouth; Waitomato, from New Zealand, Melbournet Sailed, Kosoku Mm, for Lyttelton. NEWCASTLE. Ootobecr H. Sailed, KaiwJim., for Auckland. j MELBOURNE, October 11. . Sailed, Paloona, for Bluff. ! AUCKLAND, October 11. Arrived, Maheno (7.20 turn.), from Sydney; Katoa (11 p-m.). from Newcastle. WELLINGTON, October 11. Arrived, Leitrim (2.10 a.m.), from Newcastle. Sailed. H.M.S. Veronica (1 d.tq.). for Westport; Wahino (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Wakatu (7.40 p.m.), for Kaikannw DUNEDIN, October 11.

Arrived. Kofcaro (10.45 a-m.), Stewart Island; Kaikorrra (3 pjn.), from" "Wellington.

DAILY MEMORAJTDA—Tuesday, Oct 12. AUCTIONS. Jones, McCrostie Co., Xitd-, on the premises, Mcriv.ile lane, at I—Fnrniture, etc. P. S. Nicholls and Co., on th© premises, St Albaits street, at I—Fnrnitnrey etc. SfcKoazi© and "Willis, in their Tooma, ftt 1— Furniture, etc. McKenzie and Co., in their rooms, at 1— Fnxnifctu®, etc.