SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 17018, 15 December 1920, Page 9

SHIPPING.

-- PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Tuesday, December 14th. Wahine, a.*. (8 a.m.). 443G tons, Cameron, from Wellington. Union. Steam Ship Company. agents. DEPARTURES. Tuesday, December 14th. To Anau, e.s. (4.5 p.m.), 16-2-2 tons. Platts, for Napier. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. , Wahino, b,b. (8.23 p.m.), 4431> tons, Cameron, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agent». . Mokoia, a.s. (2.30 p.m.), 4502 tons, Mawson, for Dunedin. Union Steam Ship Co., agents SHIPPING NOTES. The Union Company announced yesterda.y that. cm occount of her late arrival at ■Wellington, tho Mooraki would not como to Lyttelton tKi9 trip, ~bufc ■will leave Wellington, to-morrow afternoon for Sydney. Her Lyttelton cargo will.,be transhipped at Wellington. Tho Mberaki was delayed by bad -weather in the Tasman Sea, and did not expeot to ie«chi Wellington -until 6 a.m. to-day. She IB bringing 368 passengers, including: the New} Zealand Olirmpic teamThe Ngatoro, which is at present bunkering* the Remuera, at Wellington, is afterwards to proceed to Whakltan© to load cement for Lyttelton. The Polienia and the Katoa. are both, to loa-d coal at Westport this week for Lyttolton. The latter vessel will discharge the balance of her cargo at Timaru. The Flora is to be docked at Port_ Chalmers to-day for hull inspection, following 1 on a slight mishap which occurred to the vessel a ehort time ago in. the French Pass. She is expected to arrive at Lyttolton. on Sunday next to load for Nelson and Now Plymouth; Mr E. Wittson, chief officer of the Wahine, bas signed off that vessel. The Hahia is to leave Lyttelton to-day for London, via Monte Video. The Virgilia and the Port Kembla a.re to leave here to-day for Duncdin and Napier respectively. TIMBER SHIPMENTS. The Orepuki is duo here to-morrow from Gioymouth-with a full load of timber. The Kaleapo is to load timber a ; t Greymouth this week for rryttelton and Timaru. The Kifctawn, is to leave hero on Saturday for G-reymouth to load another cargo of timber for "Lyttelton. The Ngakuta (should be here early next) week with a full caigo of timber from K«ipars. N.Z. SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. Durham—Leaves Wellington 15th instant 'for Lyttolton to discharge cargo from MonteraL Orari—Due Lyttelton 24th instant to load for London. Dorset —From. Southampton; advises by radio that she is due to arrive at Auckland at daylight on 17th instant. AJI well, but heavy weather is being 1 met with. Remuera —Haa been fixed to leave Wellington 21st instant for London, via Panama. BRIGANTINE ZITA. (PBESS ASSOCIATION" TELEGRAM'.) GREYMOUTH, December 14. The brigantine Zita, which has been chartered by the New Zealand Government, for the carriag-e of timber from tho We3t Coast, arrived to-day after a perilous voyape from Wellington." She is still bearing marfe of tie Tecent fire on beard. She is considered lucky to have readied port safely. STEWARDS AND PANTRYMEN. j 1 SYDNEY, December 1(. j The marine stewards and pantrymeu have ' decided to hand in notices of th? termination of work aa soon as each vessel arrives at the port from which she sailed. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LONDON, December 13. Arrived, Australport. from Sydney. Arrived at Liverpool—Australmount, from Sydney. 'Arrived at Suez—Briarwooa. Arrived «fc Port Natal—C'oo-ee and Runic. Sailed, Crillon and Ska.gen. for Melbourne; Ea3tern\ Trader, for Fremantle. SYDNEY. December 14. Sailed, Cosmos, for Dunedin. The small steamer Timaru. wliich was disabled at Jervis Day, is effecting temporary repaira,' and will soon be putting to sea. Proffered assistance was declined. MELBOURNE. December 14.' Sailed, Huia, for Dunedin.' AUCKLAND. December 14. Arrived. Rivcrina (S.'2o a.m.), from Sydney ; Tretneadovr (6.10 a.m.), from New York: Krrori (3.45 p.m.). from Suva. Sailed, Tntanekai (3 a.m.l, for Wellington: Moraroa (6.3 p.m.i, for Gisboxr.e. To sail, Rakanoa (10 p.m.), for Newcastle. ■. WELLINGTON, December 14. Arrived. Maori (7.10 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Invercargill (10.20 a.m.), from Wangarui; Wootton (.1.30 p.m.), fix>m Lyttelton; Baden Pow-rll (6 p.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed. Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Lytteltor.; Kapiti (3.00 p.m. 1 ). for Wanganuii DUNEDIN, December 1(. The Westralia, which was to have sailed on Mondav afternoon for Bluff and Melbourne, wo 3 delayed owing to a shortage ir. the stokehold crew. The men weno secured to-day. f i the vessel is expected to sail this aiteriio-.-..