SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17607, 9 November 1922, Page 13

SHIPPING.

8 —7 ♦ 1 ■ 'e PORT OF LYTTELTON. r--3S O AEEIVALS. ® Wednesday, Novciaber Bth. 16 Maori, n.s. (8.50 a.m.), 3476 lons, twin, from Wellington. Union Steam Ship ComP *W&otkm. t fl'.3. (7.i55 a.m.), 150 tons, Larsen, j e from Wellington. A. Ehind and) Co., agent*. , , Progress, s.s. (9.00 a.m.), 340 tons, Naytor, from Picton. A. Ehind and Co., agents. 0 Canopus, 8.8. (9.J5 p.m.), 1837 Jons, Sillara, II from Westporfc. Weßtport Goal Company, 6 Aeexits. y DEPAETTJEES. fi Wednesday, November Bth. n Waimarino, s.a. (0.20 a.m.), 4204 tons, Nort ton, for Vancouver. Union Steam Ship Comi- panv, agentß. ... 0 Maori, sa. (8.15 p.m.), 3476 tons, Imn,.for Wellington- Union Steam Ship Company, j agents. a Wootton, fi.fl. (8.10 p.m.), 150 tons, Lawen, for Wellington. A. Rliind and Co., agents. & Expected Arrivals. 8 Calm, Wellington, this day. f Cygnet, Ncleon, this day. & Wakatu. K&ikottra, this day. f, Wahlne, Wellington, this day. Maori, Wellington, November 10th. " Middlesex, WellinetoiV November lOto. ® Storm, Timaru, November ICth. r Opu», Greymouth, November 10th. |r Waikouaiti. Dunedin, November 11th. Holmdale, tfimaru, November 15th. < Waibemo, New Plymouth, November 15th. i Kennedy, Wellington, November 16th. 1 Koromiko Newcastle, November 20th. 1 Karori, Melbourne, NoTember Slat. l Matakana, Wellington, November 21*1 . < Matoppo, Wellington, November 25th. Txelyon, Wellington, November 29th. Projected Departures. Wahine, Welli»aiton, thisi day. Progress. Greyax-outh, thLs day. r Kamo, Timaru, this day. . Calm, Timaru, this day. Louise Theriault, Kaipara., this day. 8 Kakapo, Wellington, this day. , ® Otaki, Dunedin, this day. , • PoTt Denison, New Plymouth, this day. 1 Maori, WeEington, November 10th. 1 Storm, Picton, November 11th. ' a Kaikorai, Newoaatle, November 11th. i Canopus, Westport, Novemltr 11th. j t Waiatu, Kaikoura, November 12th. s Opua, Wellington, November 13th. 1 Waikouaiti, Port Chalmers, November 18th. e Cygnet, Kaikoura. November 13th. r Middlesex, Port OhalmeTS, November 14th. . H.M.S, Chatham, Wellington, November Wellington, November 15th. Kennedy, Foxton, November 16th. Koromiko, Timaru, November 17th. SHTPPrNO NOTES. The Opm is due to-morrow from Greymouth with timber, and is to sail on Monday for Wellington and Grey mouth. The Holmdale loads at Timaru on Tuesday and at Lyttelton on Wednesday, for ; i- Wellington and Wanganui. The Wakaiu is cxpeoted to arrive to-night ' from Kaikoura and Wellington, and may be B despatched on the return tnp on Sunday ; ■ m |h9 Middlesex is due to-morrow to dias charm 1200 tons of West of England cargo. 3 Captain White-Paraone is in command of the Middlesex. „. . „. s jj, a Calm is due this morning from Timaru t , to load for Wellington and Wanganui ■ , The Progress is to load to-day for Westport and GToymouth. ! . ijJh, Kamo is timed' to sail this afternoon ■ for Timaru and Dunedin, en route for the , Chatham Island®. The Kennedr wars expected to go on the » *lin at Wellington yesterday for repairs. She is to load here about November lfith for FoxCDtaici should get away to-day for Ihrae--3ln and New Plymouth to complete discharge of her American cargo. The Port Denison is to sad this afternoon ! i f or Now Plymouth to continue discharge of L her Ix>ndon cargo. ) " i I VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS , EANGE OP N.Z. Auckland—Waihemor Makuna, Fiona, Hora, j < I West IsliP, Niagara. ' We 1 lin»ton —Ngaio, Ruahine, Ulimaroa, i Waoaka," Taimui, Tutauekai, Waimarino. ; • ® teans-pacific caego service. [ The Union Company report the following movements of vessels engaged in their trans- ® Pacific f:argo trade:— . From Pacific Coast porta, na New Zevfend. tho Hauraki is expected to deal Mil- 1

bourne about Saturday next for Adelaide and Sydney. After completion of discharge, she will proceed to Pacif.c Const to take December loading for Australasia again Tho Wnihcmo, from Pacific Co.ist porta, via Apia, was expected at Suva on Saturday, and is to proceeij thence to Auckland, Napi r, New Plymouth, Lyttelton, Duneriin, nnd Sydney. Sho will afterwards go to Newcastle for bunkers, thence Pacific Coaet port 3, via Honolulu. She will take tho January southward loading. The Waiotapu, from Pacific Coast porta, was expected to clear .San Francisco laat week for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, and Sydney. En route from Newcastle, tho Wniranft sailed from Lautoka (Fiji) on Wednescbay for Vancouver. She is due at Vancouver on November 23rd. Then she is to load at Pacific Coast ports during luto November and early December for Auckland, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney. The Waimarino left Lyttelton yesterday for Vancouver, to load for Napier, Wellington, New Plymouth, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Sydney. TRADE WITH THE PENINSULA. PROPOSED NEW SEE VICE. I For some time past a movement haß been on foot with the object of purchasing a small Btsamer to trade with tho Peninsula | bays, mainly on behalf of the dairy factories ! j and the sheep farmers. Tho mattsr reached a more definite stage at a public meeting of those interested', held at Duvtuchello last ! sale day. Mr E. Hay, county chairman, presided over a large and representative at- | tendance. Among those present were Messrs J. H. Blackwell (Mayor of Kaiapoi), and Jas. Coop (Little River), who attended as directors of the North Canterbury Co-opera-tive Freezing and Export Company. I Tho chairman explained tho object of tho meeting, and trusted that thoir deliberations yrould result in the best interests of Peninsula farmers. ' Messrs J. Coop and J. H. Blackweß, on the invitation of the chairman, addressed the meeting at length. Enquiries were continually being mado about a boat to transport fat lambs and sheep to the freezing works. The company they represented was prepared to assist materially in tho matter. Sea transport was always the cheapest, and at tho present' juncture, a suitable bsat could be purchased at a very reasonable figure. Mr Blackwell, as cbiirman of directors ol the Kaiapoi Shipping Company, stated that whereas now by road, it takes three or four days for Peninsula fat stock to reach the market, the boat they suggested could, pick up tha stock at the various bays and land them at the works within a few hours. Ho advocated a scow drawing not more than 6ft of water, that could carry several hundred sheep Mid from 60 to 100 tots of general cargo. Such a boat would probably oost some £3OOO. He enlarged upon the advantages Kaiapoi held out to the Peninsula farmer. A laag discussion took place on ..various phases of the project, amongr those taking part being Messrs H. W. Wilkinß, F. G, Armstrong. J. R. Thacker, V. Craw. Finally a committee of Peninsula farmers was set | up, to make all neoessarv enquiries, obtain , information, visit tho Kaiapoi works, arudt then report to a public meeting, to be heltt next sale day. The following comprise the committee: Messrs F. G. Armstrong, J. C. Hay, C. £J. Kay, V. Cratw. It. W. "Wilkins, 3. Masefield and J. R. Thaoker. SAILINGS PROM HOME. Recent Shaw-Savill sailings United Kingdom arc: The lonio left Southampton last Thursday for Wellington and Lyttelton, viu Panama. She has passengers and cargu for Wellington, and may be expected to reach thivt port on December 12th. After completing disohargo at Lyttelton she will again load alonjj the coaet. With ctirgo only, the Mnimoa etdkd from London on Friday for Auckland, Ptort Chalmers, and Bluff. She will arrive at Auckland about December IStli. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line announce tho following departure:— The Port Darwin left- Liverpool laet Thursday for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. Due at Auckland on Decern ber 12th, she should reach We.lingtoni a week later, sailing from there about Decern ber SOth for Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge. smppnra telegrams. AUCKLAND, November 8. Arrived, Navua (7.80 p.m.), from Suva. WELLINGTON', November 8. Arrived, Ngakuta (4.15 a an.), from Greymouth; CorinnA (6.16 fc.m.), from New Plymouth; Wsiine (7.25 a.m.), from Lytte.ttcm; Hoknd&le (8.10 a.m.), from Wangsnui; Breeze (10.56 a.m.), from Waaiganui; Ulimaroa (11.45 a.m.), from Sydney; John (.12.29 p.m.), from Wanganui; Kahika (8.45 p.m.), from Lyttelton. ! Sailed, Wfckatu (6.5 p.m.), for Kaikoutra; j Wahine (7.60 p.m.), for Lyttelton. DUNEDIN, November 11. | Arrived', Storm (1.15 a.m.),) from Lyttelton; j Waikouaiti (4.60 p.m.), from Sydney. Sailed, Tntanekai (11 p.m.), for Bluff. | * !