SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17295, 5 November 1921, Page 9

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ABRWALS, Friday—November 4th. Remuera, o.s. (6.40 a.w.), 11,241 tons, Caim«w>n, from Port Chalmers. New Zealand Shijypmg Co., oigente. I Wanalca, B.s. (7.5 a.m.), 2*26 term, *Wo*son, foam Tisosoxa. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. Moiaroa, ».». (9.25 a.m), 2598 tons, MoLean, from Wellington, union Steam Ship | Co., agents. Waikafru, s.s. (6.50 p.m.), 167 tons, Wilto, from KoiWura. Kfosey and Co., I/td., agents, I DEPARTUKBa. Friday—November 4th, Kaimxma, b.b. (5.20 p-m.), 1425 tons, Cox, I for Qreymouth. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. I Maroroa, b.s. (7 p.m.), 3398 toss, McLean, for 'Wellington. Unioa Steam Skip Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kaitangata, Wellington, th»» day. Wahdne, Wellington, this day. Piako, Wellington, this day. Storm, Timaru, this day. Mararoa, Wellington, November 6th. Glaveus, Wellingtoni, November Gtlh. Tainui, Wellington, November 6th Ngwtoro, Chathams, November 7itih. Kaituna, WeMington, November Bth. Kanna, Timaru, November Bth. Calm, Wawganui, November Bth. Cygnet, Titirangi, November Sth. Kamo, Wellington, November 9th. Kamona, Greymourtb, November flOth. Wingatud, Auckland, November loth. "Waikoiaaiti, Dunedin., November 18th. Kennedy, Wellington, November Mth. Matalcana, November 14th. "Waiotapu, WeflingW, November Ifitk PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Canopmß, Westport, this day. Wahhae, Wellington*, this day. Storm, Weßinigton. this day. Poleharawm, Dunedin thfe day. Cygnet, Motueka, this day. Remuera, Wellington, this tosy. Wamaiba, Napier, this day, Mararoa, Wellington, November 7tlh. ' Duraedin, November 7th. Glauous, Auckland, November 7th. Kanna, Wellington, November Bth. Calm, Dunedin, November Bth. Pinko, Port Chalmers, November ftfcb. Kadtama, Auckland, November 9th. Rama, New Plymouth, November lflfflt Kennedy, Forton, November 14th. SHIPPING- NOTES. The Kaitima, with Adelaide eaxigo, has been delayed at WelHimgon nndßTgoma engine repairs, and l is not due here until the middle of next week, when, eiter dtechamgiiiiy, 6ho will load for Auckland!. The Wrajatai is due on Thawsctefy next with general cargo from Auckland direct. The Wanaka arrived yesterday morning' from Timairu, and is to «aitt at noon today for Napier, Gisborne, and' AuoMiand. The Waikouaiti is expected to etrrre at Lytielton from Newcastle and Sydney, via Bluff and Dunedin, at the end of next week. The Kanna is to load on Tuesday for New Plymouth, Westport, and Greyimouth. The Waiotapu, with American cargo, Including case oil and newsprint, i 3 due here about November 16th from San Francisco, via Auckland and Wellington. From heme she goes to New Plymouth, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney. It has been reported that the Anchor Shipping Company has purchased the Mapcurika from the Union Steam Ship Company for the Wellington, Picton, and Nelson run. Mr W. A. Kennedy, Wellington manager of the Union Company, etaled that no official statement to that effect? has been made. ' FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. The Union intercolonial steamer Manuka left Wel'ringon at 11.20 o'clock on Thursday morning direct for Sydney. She took the following passengers —Salooni: Misses Wifeon. (2). Sevang Mackay (2), Shoolsmitb (2), Gould, MbFarlane, Flett, Bailie, YuiDe, Flood, Mesdamea Woodthorpe, Whuteombe, Growry, Dale, Kirkwood, Newman, Mahony and infant, Dean, Sharpdn, Bittues, Day, Bainton, MoKenzie, Asar and 2 doldrert, Stocks and 8 ch£idren, WaMen and infant, Flood, Messrs Noble, Colvin. Seaoombe, Roberts, Frew, Francis, East, Tutven, McDougaH, SeSby, Wajhrurion, Jones, Roylo, Drury, Brouga, Whiteombe, Crowley, Dale, Batchelor, Wilcox, Kirkwood, NewDMaij Brunioa, Laaaey, Imriiv.

OlSric, Paul, Mlaroa, Flood, Pears, Scott, Polton, Agar, Stocks, and Aichdeacon Wood* thorpe. VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OP NEW ZEALAND. Awanui—Waiotapu, Maheno, Tofn», Karori, Manila. Auckland—Marama, Ngatuta, Oanadlan Pioneer, Tainui. Awarua—Paloona, Port Hacking, Waitemata, Kanna. Wellington—KoTOmiko, Piako, Kaitangata. Chatham Islands—Suffolk. N.Z. SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. Westmeati—Prom London to Auckland, left Balboa October 28ti. Esaex—Now completing loading at Wellington, leaves that port finally on 9th instant for London. Remuera —Leaves Lyttelton this afternoon •for Wellington, sailing finally for London 16th instant. Piako—Expected in Lyttelton fo*day to discharge cargo from West Coast of United Kingdom and to load for London. SHIPS' STOKERS AND TRIMMERS. (By Cable—Prw* Association—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) GENEVA, November 8. The Labour Conference Commission recommends 18 as the minimum age for stokers and trimmers on board ship. It will present a draft convention on lie subject to the conference. Special provision is made for Japan and India, fixing the minimum age at 16 yearn on a certificate of physical fitness being' provided, and a guarantee that the youth will be employed only on ships restricted' to coastal traffic. UNION STEAM SHIP OOMPANTB TRANS-PACTFIC SERVICE. Waiotapu—From Pacifio Coast, was expected to leave Apia this week for Au&dand, Wellington. Lyttelton, New Plymouth, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney. Wtikawa—Prom Newcastle and Sydney, due San KVmcisco about Saturday, 19th inat., thence Seattle. She loads at Pacifio Coast ports in November for New Zealand andi Australian ports. Waihemo—Prom Pacifio Coast ports, via Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Timaru, and Duaedin, arrived at Melbourne yesterday;thence Sydney to complete discharge. Loads at Newcastle for Fiji, Vancouver, Seattle, and takes the January loading at Pacifio Coast porta for New Zealand and Australian ports. Waihora —Prom Ocean Falls and Powell River, was expected to leave Vancouver this week for San Francisco to complete loading for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Bunedin, Melbourne, and Sydney, Waimarino—Prom Newcastle and Fiji, 19 duo at Vancouver on 7th. inst., thence Seattle. She loads at Pacifio Coast ports in November for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Melbourne, and! Sydney. FIRE ON" STEAMER IFGAPVHI, (FBKSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) . AUCKLAND, November 4. About eleven o'clock last night a fire was discovered in the Northern Steamalhap Qo.'s steamer Ngapnhi, which is lying in fie Calliope Dock. Tie stewards' quarters and the steerage cabin were burnt out, and the remainder of the after portion of the vessel was more or lees damaged. Good work by naval men probably saved the vessel from total destruction. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS, SOUTHAMPTON, November 4 Arrived, Athenlo. from Wellington. MELBOURNE, November 4. Arrived, Waihemo, from New Zealand. > AUCKLAND, November 4. Arrived. Canadian Pioneer (6.10 a.m.), from New York. CLARENCE RTVER, Nbwmbor 4. Sailed, Valmaria, sdhooner. for Gireymouti. WELLINGTON, November 4. Arrived, Wahine (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton) Essex (8.25 a.m.), from Napier; Wootton (4 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Calm (9.85 pjn.), from Pifcton. Sailed, Rama (noon), for New Plyimouthi Kaitangata (1.15 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Piako (5.25 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Wahine (7,65 pjn.), for Lyttelton. I