SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17720, 23 March 1923, Page 14

SHIPPING.

— —+ - PORT OP LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Wednesday, March 21st. • Wahine, s.a. (6.30 e.ru.), 4436 tons, Cameron, from Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. ' Pakeha, b.s. (7.10 ».m.), 7899 tons, Borfr man, from Kcton. Daigety and Co., Ltd., agents. Cygnet, s.s. (8.6 p.m.), 129 tons, Murray, from Nelson. Pitcaitbly Bros., agents. DEPARTURES. Wednesday, March 21st. Storm, e.s. (12.30 p.m.), 405 tons, Manson, iar Dunediu. A. H. Turn-bull and Co., agents. Wahine, s.s. (8.25 p.m.), 4436 tons, Cameron, for Wellington. "Onion Steam Ship Company, agents. ,

Expected Arrivals. Maori, Wellington, this day, Trevessa, Wellington, this day. Ngakuta, Greymouth, this day. Wootton, Wellington, this day. Wa'hine, Wellington, March 24th. Gate, Timaru, March 24th. Katoa, Timaru, March 24th. Breeze, Wellington, March 26th. Waikoaaiti, Dunedin, March 25th. Papnroa, Napier March 25th. Port Adelaide, Wellington, March 25th. Kauri, Wellington, March 25th. John, Wellington, March 25th. Weatmeath, Wellington, March 27th. Kahika, Timaru, Maich 27th. Kini, Timaru, March 27th. Opus,, Greymouth, March 27th. Holmdale. Timaru, March 28th. Hannah, Wanganui, March 28th. Calm. Timaru, March 28th. Kamona, Timaru, March 28th. Breeze, Timaru, Mirch 30th. Waihemo, Napier, March 31st. Orcpuki, Greymouth, March 31st. Kaiapoi, Dunedin, April Ist. MoeruJu, Dunedin, April Ist. Opihi, Auokland, April 2nd. Projected Departures. Cygnet, Kaikoura, this day. Orepuki, Wellington, this day. Opihi, Auckland, this day. Maori, Wellington, this day. Kamo, Timaru, this day. Wahine, Wellington, MarcJ 24th. Pakelia, London, March 24th. Woottoa, Wellington, March 24th. Katoa, Wellington, March 24th. Gale, Wellington, March 24th. Trevessa, Dunedin, March 24th. John, Wellington, March 26th. Breeze', Dunedin, March 2Gth. Kahika, Wellington, March 27th. Kini, "Wellington, March 27th. Opua, Wellington, March 27th. Holmdale, Wellington, March 28th. Kauri. Auckland, March 28th. Port Adelaide, London, March 28th. Paparoa, New Plymouth March 28th. Waikouaiti, Svdney, Match 28th. Calm, Wellington, March 28th. Hannah, Dunedin, March 29th. Breeze, Picton, March 31*t. Moeraki. Wellington.. April 3rd. Mahia, London, April 20th.

SHIPPING NOTES,

The Kamo is to leave this afternoon for : Timaru, Westport and Greymouth. • The Ngakuta is due to-night from West- | port and Greymouth with ooal and timber. The Cygnet is to load to-day for Kaikoura, Motueka and Nelson. The Orepuki completed loading to-day for Wellington, "Westport and Greymouth. The Katoa loads to-morrow for Auckland and sails via Wellington. The Kauri, due on Sunday from Y> elling- ( ton, is to load for Auckland direct, Bailing; Wednesday. The Opihi is "to sail to-day for Auckland direct. She is due back on April 2nd. The Kakiha is now to load at Timaru ; on Mondav and at Lyttelton on Tuesday for ■ Nelson, and New Plymouth, sailing from here via Wellington. . The Port Caroline was expected to leave ; Bluff yesterday for Port Chalmers, Timaru ' Lyttelton and Wellington. She is due here on March 30th, and is to eail on April 4th for Wellington, which port she leaves on 1 April Bth for London via Monte Video. ] The Union Co. report that the Moeraki 1 is expected to clear Melbourne to-morrow I for Wellington, via Bluff, Dunedin and Lyt- J telton. She will arrive at Bluff on Wedies-. day, and will be drspatehed on the return 1 trip to Melbourne via Wellington from hero 1 on Wednesday, April Brd. j«

According to a cable mesasgo received by the New Zealand Shipping Co., the steamer Krrol left St. John on March lGth foTiuckland, Wellington, Lyttelton ximaru Dunedin, Melbourne, and. Sydney. The vessel is due at Auckland on April 2ot" and at" Wellington about May 2nd. Cable news has been received by the New Zealand Shipping Company that the Whakatane arrived at Sydney on March 18th to continue discharge of her cargo from the United Kingdom. The vessel will proceed nest to Newcastle to coal prior to coming to New Zealand to lond. The New Zealand Shipping Company have received cable news that the Dorset arrived at Colon on March 16th from London and Southampton, and sailed from Panama on March 17th for Wellington, where she is due on April 12th. The vessel will disembark passengers at Wellington and then proceed to Lyltelton, Dunedin, Napier, and New Plymouth to discharge her cargo.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. Auckland—Navua, Wailiemo, Kaikorai, Cape May, Iris, Hauraki, Flora, Po:t Stephens, Havre, Port Napier, Kaiapoi, Kaimanawa, Waipori, Karori. Wellington—Maori, Wahine, Ngaio, Waitomo, 'Maunganui, Wingatui, Bakanou, Corinthio, Coolana, Wanaka, Port Adelaide, Trevessa, Kate*, Port Caroline, Waiotapu, Westmeath, Paparoa, Waikouaiti. Chatham Islands—lndian City, Hahaaa, Kia Ora, Euahino, Opawa. DUNDONALD SURVIVORS. After a separation of many years, Michael Pull, boatswain of the liner Karamea, and Alb«t Roberts, ot the Wellington narbourmastcr's staff, survivors of uie tragic Dundonaid wrecs, met yesterday, ueauesdays ••.Dominion.-' it will i» leuicmberett uiat the Dundonald, barque, wont to her doom about seventeen years ago on Disappointment Island, Auckland Islands, and the survivors underwent extraordinary experiences until rescued by the Government steamer Hinemoa. HAURAKI AT AUCKLAND, The Union Company's trans-Pacific motor vessel Hauraki, 7113 tone, Captain D. Todd, arrived at Auckland from San Francisco on Monday morning. The vessel loaded at Ocean Falls, Powell Kiver, Vancouver, and San Francisco. She- arrived at Vancouver on February loth, and experienced very wintry weather at that port. There were two feet of anow on the Haivraki'a deck, and the thermometer registered 23 degrees below freezing point. On the coast a severe blizzard was responsible for three vessels being wrecked. The Hauraki completed loading at San Francisco, and cleared there on February 24th. Fine weather was experienced in the- Pacific until March 13th, when the wind blew strongly from the westward, accompanied by a rougih sea. It was thought to be the tail end of a hurricane, but the stormy weather only lasted a day, and was followed by fine weather to port. The run from San Francisco to Auckland was made in 20 days 8 hours, at an average of 11.6 knots. This-is the vessel's third voyage to New Zealand, n.nd her second visit to Auckland. The vessel's careo consists of esse oil and general merchandise. About 2000 tone of general cargo, including a large quantity of rollsi of paper, will be discharged at Auckland, as well as 20,000 cases of oil. The remainder of the cargo is for Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney.

PASSENGERS FOR SAN FRANCISCO. The R.M.S. Maunganui, which left "Wellington at 3.40 p.m. on Tuesday, for San Francisco, via Karolonga and Papeete, took the following passengers:—First saloon: Misaos Bridges, Couglilan (2), G. Gilmour, Heaton, Hardy, Halstead and nurse, Jolly, Jones (3), Lindsay, Longhcath, Mitchell (2), McKonzie, Newman, Prosser, Pattie, C. Stack, R. Scott, N. Smith, C. Smith, Amy Wood, ■ Wilson, A. Welch, Westmocott, J. L. Rennie, Mesdames Atkinson, Armstrong, Allen, Armstrong, Austen, Bridges, Berry, E. M. Brown, O. Kexbloom, Clegg, Cawsey and child, Cameron, Coughlan, Dare, Gair, Grounf, George, Hannah and 2 children and n-jxse, Handy, Henshall and 2 children, Hamilton, Hardy, Halstead, Izard, Jolly, Kerr, T-ocke, Loon'on and child, Martin, Miller, McKenzie, Nettleford, Peat, A. J. Peacock, Pocrberg, H. C. Raven, B. It. Stock, Smith, Smith and child. Thurston, Wilson, Wood, Willoughby, A. 13. Wakefield, E.J. Watt, Young, and Lady Jones, Messrs C. Atkinson, G. A. Armstrong, W. A. Allen, T. W. Allan, F. Becderman, T. S. Brooksbank, Bern-. Clegg, Cawsey, Cameron, A. W. Dare, A. E. Grounf, E. George, J. S. Gair, J. A. Hannah, E. S. Hardv. Holland, Hardy, Halstead, M. Just, H. E. Jolly. J. Johnston, J. J. Johnston, R. J. Ker.sey, Ken', Locke, Leoneon, M. Love, W. 11. Merewether, J. W. Header, W. A. Modlicott, Mitchell, Mavnell Master McKenzic, K. A. JMlWord. A. Vf». man, 0. Kerblcom, Peat, Pcerberg, Powle, T. R. Quill, T. Richard. F. B. Smith, H. Smith, Sullivan, Schriver. K. M. Slight. H. Thurston, Ta.it, A. Wilson, Watt, Wright, F. loune. Dr. Chisholm, Hon. S. H.' Izard, Sir Henry Jones, Colonel St. John Killery, Dr. Storey Wilson. Second saloon: Misses Andrews, Anderson, Beggie, Burgess., Eager ™?' Morrison, O'Sullivan, Smith (2), A. Wol , a K F Welsh, Mesdames Axfed, J. B BocWev, Backhouse, Burgess, Cookson, A. Cook, Cole and b„y, W. J. Drake, E. Harris, R l «? nd J I chl l dre . n ; Kin - *""'• Peterson R. Stockdale, Smith, T. Smitnuw, F. B Srrjth, Spencer ™d child, H. W. Wallace, Welch and 2 children. Wiseman. Wade Win! ter Messrs EW. Bninw. Backhouse. H. Btrge f3 F L. Crockett. F. Clewer, J. p ,ff v , • 'r? r A ke x T :l,- A - Vivian. FUmVcCldlL, M '"a t K -s rf -! an S. A.'McDonnld, McClellan Mnrdock. Xeilson, Wees, VoforS&W ?°^ nS -??' T. Rrmthin,, vTtSo •«: fe. *•

THAMES HARBOUR SCHEME.

(PBBSS ASSOCIATION TELEGBAM.) . , ' j• „ THAMES, March 22. A large and influenti:.! meeting la».t nisht listened to a delegation from the H-irbour Board on a proposed scheme to cost £6O OfO Mr T. W. Rhodes, M.P., wns chairman, 'and the speakers were Mes3rs Harris (chairman of the board), Adams. en,'ine:»r, and H 0 Cooper (Waihou), J. W. Denby and Mi ler Mayor. The meeting unanimously oarried a re-'olu-tion endorsing the scheme and pledged itself to use every endeavour, t-y secure th= suppart of the ratepayers at the oom'ng- loan poll. The resolution expressed pleasure at the magnificent and increasing production, from the pastoral industries of the Tlumes Valley and surroundin? districts, and ur:;ed that in tbe interests of such districts a harbour scheme should be undertaken at the earliest possible moment.