SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17220, 10 August 1921, Page 10

SHIPPING.

PORT of Lyimiw

ARRIVALS. Tuesday, August &tk. Maori, bs. (7.80 *m.), &J7jj> tor* C«s»r«i, from Wellington. Union Steam «hlp Co., ag «». (U a.mX 627 te&'&ktm, from Greymouth. F. B. Sutton «u3 Co., from Akwoa. Stevenson, Stewart *Btt Uo., agents. , *rr«i Wakatu «a (8.40 p.m.), 157 toss, •Wflb, from Keikousra. Kaneey and Co.* JM., agents. ■ DEPARTURES. Tuesday, August Bth. Baden Powell, ..8.: (WO m), 174 tor*, McPh'erson, for -Wellington. Kmsey and Co., "Miorifß.to.So' P.m : ), m tor*, Cameron, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., %ukaki 8 8 (8 P.».), «« toM - MoKeu-, rie! Cod Co, agents. . • EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Mararoa, Wellington tMe day. Wha'ngape, Fremantle, thw da v. Maori, Wellington, August Uth. Katno, GroymoutU, August Uth. Eastern Planet, New York August 11th. Saiapoi, Owmaru, August l"h. Wootton, Wellington, August Uth. Corinne, Timfliu, August 14th. Waiiunu, Wellington, Augua 15th. Paloona, Dunedin, August 16th. Rewa K Wellington, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Mararoa, Wellington, this day. ; Wakatu, Wellington, this day. Opua, Wellington, this day. Paparoa, Timaru, this day. Cygnet, Kaikoura, this day. Brixton, Newcastle, August 11th. Maori, Wellington, August 11th. Wauaka, Sydney, August 11th. France, Wellington, August 12th. Wootton, Wellington, August 12th. Orepuki, Greytnouth August 12th. JUiEpoi, Auckland, August Wth. Coriuna, Nelson, August 15tn. Waimarino, Newcastle, August loth. PaUoona, Wellington, August ICta. 1 SHIPPING NOTES. The Maori brought a full complement 4 pa^ngt™to Lytlelton yesterday .morning, including passenger ex the Manuka, troin S Th\ ey 6repuki arrived hero 7*«to*J£% ing with timber from Greymouth. She is to>il from here on Friday on the return tr fhe Kaiapoi, due to-morrow from Ohwj has 800 tons of -Newcastle coal to df charge Here, and she will later load 2300 to M< of produce for Auckland. «*. . _ The Paloona, from Melbourne, via. l™ncdin, is due here on Tuesday night, and « to sail the same evening for Melbourne, via Wellington and Bluff. _ . The Kowhai, which ban been laid up ai Wellington for some weeks, has been Kcommissioned, and sailed on Monday tor Wcsiport to load for New Plymouth. Captain A. Reed is in command of the vessel. The Wakatu arrived at Lyttclton lass night from Wellington, via Kaikoura, and w timed to leave on the return trip to-night. . The Storm ia expected here on Fnday from Wanganui to load for Dunedin and Timaru. The Eatoa is expected to lease* Auckland to-day for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. The Huddart-Parker steamer Uhmaroa. is expected to leave Sydney to-day for Wcl-. lington. She is duo there next. Sunday, and will sail on the return trip on August 18th. The Canadian Spinner was due at Auckland yesterday from New York. She should arrive at Wellington on the 15th Auguct. After discharge there sh»/ is to proceed to Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane to complete discharge and commence loading for New York. It ia probable that she will com* back to Wellington from Australia to complete loading before sailing for Montreal and New York. The Canadian Conqueror should arrive at Wellington about the middle of October from Montreal, via Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland.

The. Canadian Importer flailed from Vancouver on the 6th August for Auetralaaian ports. She ia to be followed .by tie Can*-' dian Scottish, about the end oi Aunct; the Canadian leaser, towards the end of

September} and the Canadian "Winner, in The Marino Cooks and Stewards' Federation recently tcok a ballot on uhe question of linking up with the Alliance of Labour. Tho verdict was favourable to the Alliance, and it is understood that application for affiliation has now been made. Should the application, bo granted it wfll strengthen the Transport Workers' Department of the Alliance, of which the marine cook* and stewards, will then form a part. The cooks and stewards will have, representation on the Transport Workers' Advisory Board, which, in turn, i« affiliated with, the Alliance of Labour. The Transport Department already includes the seamen, the waterside workers, the Amalgamated Bociety of Railway Servants, the drivers, awl *h« teamwaymen, oil of whom are organised on a the 'wear the man of ths mexoantCa marine rendered magnificent Berries to the face of the greatest dangers and difficulties. The German submarine campaign was a. new and -terrible menace, * death that stalked unseen, but the msrehant service went ahead with the all-important tasi «f «jnfya« a*" 1 ' munitions, food, and materials. For the first timo this work has been recognised issue of special mercantile marine medals. These have just been struck, and WOO are to be distributed in Australlia irnrnediately. Th» mercantile marina medal » of bronse, with the King's head on one side, and on the otfirsr « steamer going full steam ahead. Beneath the vessel tie the word*:--. For I W«r Servioe—Meicantile Marine, lßli'lvM. The riband is red, •white, and. groan, the colours being arranged vertically, like tha navigation light* of, a merchant; vessel under way? This is the first deooration *pecia3ly awarded to tho mercsntils marine. The Transport Medal, given for serric*. ra ttij South African and ChmS TPars of 1800 and 1602, v*s awarded only to officers serving under epeoial engagements on troopships. VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE V Off NEW ZEALAND. Awsnui-E. E. Stsrling, Tofus, Kaikorai. West Camargo, Waatomo, Waipori, Ksakoura. , Port Bowen, City of Lincoln. Las Vegas, Canadian Spfansr, M*. iaamia, West Hnrton, Asaburs, Maindy Lodge, [ Kaiwarrs. I Awarua— Whaopapaps.. ' WeHinirton—WinOT,tui, Msnuka, Eastern Planet. Kaituna, .Kawsitiri. Ngakuw. Chathsm Islands—Port I^ncohL UNION COMPANY'S TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE. * Waiotap«—Leaves Sydney to-day for Newcastle, thence to Pecifio Coast, where she loads during SeptemDer for New Zeatond and AuStialian ports. ... Wairuna—From San Firancisco, via Apia and- Nius, arrived at Auckland on Monday. Proceeds to Wellington, Lytteltott, Dunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney, to complete disWaaawa—ls' loading at. Pacdfic Coast for Auckland, Lyttelton, WelUngton, New Plymouth, Melbourne, and Sydney. Expected to dear San Francisco about August 20th. Wafliemo—From Sydney, due Vancouver about August 26th, thence San Francisco, |o take Aueuei-September loadane for Auckland, Wstlington, Dunedin, Meffiouams, and Sydney. The steamer to tahs ths Ootober losaiaw at Pacifio Coast has not been definitely filed.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. London, August a Arrived, Gallic, from Lyttelton; Port Victor, from Wellington., Sailed, Zealattdic, tor Australia, end New Zealand) MARSEILLES, August 7. Arrived, Narkund*, from Australian porto, for London. DURBAN, August 6. Arrived, Huruaoi, from Sydney, for Avobmouth; Port Sydney, from New Zealand and AustnaSift, for London. >;■,' SUEZ. August 6. . Arrived, City of Auckknd y/ frora Sydney, via Fremarrilo. PORT LOUIS, August 8. Arrived. lotos, baiqua, from Bunburv. COLON, August C. ;: Arrived, Karamea, . from Wellington, for London. ___ NEWCASTLE, August 9. Arrived. Raianoa. from Km Zealand. VANCOTTVER, August 8. Sailed, Waikawa, for Sydney. ' AUCKLAND, Aujnwt 9.

Sailed. Maindv Lodge (6;66 «jn.), for Newcastle! West Hixten- faoon), for Adelaide. WELLINGTON, August 9.

Arrived, Wimjratui (7 n.m.) ( from Auckland; Mavaton, (7.16 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Someiset © a.m.), from Lyttelton, Sailed, Wiß.'gattu (125 V-™-)> &* Bluff; Manuka. (5.55 p.m.), for Sydney.