SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 17982, 28 January 1924, Page 14

SHIPPING.

Ppttt OF, LYTTELTON.

ARRIVALS. Saturday, Jaauaiy 26th,

Wahine, eJI. (6.30 ajn.), 4456 tons, Cameron; from'..Wellington';;' • (Jnion, Steaoi Shij> j CoL, v agents. .'.'•- •.'.;'"•.■ ;. l -"< -• !',■>'/'•-■ .-'fe'O Woottpn,' e.s/' (7-25 : tura.),'''lso fconsl-'djarsen, from Wellington. A. Shuid anid Co., agentsi Nowshera, e.o! (7.30 a.iri.),'7920 tons,' Blen-, cowe, from Philadelphia and New York, via' Auckland arid Wellington, ffiSaey and C 0.,. Ltd;, agents. Calm, sj. (10 a~m.), ,891 tons, .MoLachlanj'from Timaru. : A. H. Turnbull and Co., agenljo. • .' Sunday, Jtiistiarjr S7th'.' ,/'

Suffolk, d:»>(7'a.m.)i 5617 tons, Matthews, from Liverpool, via Auckland and "Welling- I ton. Kihsey and" Ct>v Ltd., agSnts.-'i' ■'_ . Maori, so. (7,5 a.tai.),' '3476 tons,' Irwin, from "Wellington. Union Steam Ship C 0.,.. agents; '•" '- .Cygnet*; s-s. (8.50 ajn.), 129. tons, Murray,--from Kaikorcra. Cygnet, Ltd., agents. ' , Whangope, sji. (8.10 -p.xa..)', 2331 tons, "Williamson, frbm Sydney. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. ■ , DEPARTURES. , ~ , . , Saturday;' January 26th. » Opua, sjb.: <<s;2o p.m.), 575-tons, McKenzie, for Wellington. F. E. Sutton and, Cbi, agents.' • ■-.■• '. '• •••'.; Calm, aj. <7.40 p.m.), 891 tons, McLachhtn, for Wellington. A. H. Turnbull and Co., agents. Wahine, sjb. 1 (5.35 p-m.), 4*36 tons,, Cameron, for Wellington. : Union Steam 'Ship Co., agents. ; " Sunday; Jasruary 26ih. . ' i;-. - Wakatu, &x. (8.5 p.m.), 157 ton 3, Bobertson, for Kaikoura. Kinsey and' Co., Ltd., agents.

Expected Arrivals. Kahika, Greymoutb., this day. Wahine, "Wellington, January 29th. Breeze, Timaru, Janusiy 29th. Wingatui, Wellington, January 23th. Kaituna, Timaru, January 2aUi. John, Timaru, January 29th. Uaje, Wellington, January 29th. Wootton, Kaikoura, January 29th. Maori, Wellington, January 30th. . Progress, Wanganui, •January 30th. ! Hajari, Timaru, January iilat. ■> - ' j Mamari, Wellington, February Ist. I Westmoreland, Wellington, February Ist. Kauri, .Newcastle, February Ist. .- Holmdale, Timaru, February Ist. Calonne, .Wellington, h etwuary 3rd. Canadian Cruiser, Melbourne, February Orepuki, IKapier, February 3rd. Essex, Wellington, February sth. Corinthic, Wellington, February lOtk. Westmeath, Wellington, February 12th, Port Darwin, Wellington, February 14th. Durham, Wellington, February 17th. Matakana, Wellington, February I9th°. Paparoa, Wellington, February 27th. City of Dunedin, Wellington. February 23th. ■■-.'.■■ Projected Departures. Wootton, Kaikoura, this day. Maori, Wellington, this day. Tees, Chathanis, this day. Wahino, Wellington, January 29th. ' Whangape, Dunedinj January 29th. Breeze, Wellington, January 29th. John. Wellington, January 29th. Gale, Bunedin, January 29th. Wootton, Wellington, January 29th. Cygnet, Kaikoura, January 23th. Wingatui, Dunedin, January 29th. Kaituna, Wellington, January 29th. Kahika, New Plymouth, January SOth. Progress, Wellington, January 31at. Earori, Wellington, January 31et. Holmdale, Wellington, February let. Mamari, London, February 4th. Orapnki, Wellington, February iVk. Calonne. Dunkirk, February sih. Essex, AvonnKrath, February 7th. Port Darwin, London, February 17th. SHIPPING NOTES. Owing to tho Wa&eraiders' picnio it is unlikely U»at'any work will bo done on the waterfront to-aay. The Kaituna le duo hero to-morrow from. Tinwru, aad will load for Auckland, calling via Wellington. The Karori ia to ]oau*abauf ThmEday for Auckland, and sails via Wellington. The Progress is to load on Thursday for Wellington, Mclaon, and Waikato. The Kaliika nhould bo here thia afternoon from. Groymouth and Westport, and is to load on Wednesday for New Plymouth. .The Wingatui should bo here to-morrow from ' Wellington .to dzocSsazge Auckland cargo. She is to sail in tha afternoon for • B-unedin. The Oropoki was expected to leave Tarakoha on Saturday for Ureymouth, where she will load coal for Taraiohe. She will then load cement at tho last-named place for Wellington, Napier, and Lyttclton,' and ia due here oboat Sunday next. The Union Company jfdviisea tliat this R.M.S. Maunganui left Sydney on Thureoay morning for Wellington, where eho is dne this morning. She wil leave Wellington to-morrow afternoon for San Franciaco, via. Karotanga svnd Papeete I The steamer Eeoex is expected a£ Wellington on February Ist from Wanganui to ■ continue loading for Home. The vessel will

eail on February 4th for Lyttelton to com? pleto her cargo. The Canadian Cruiser is to leave Melbourne on January 30lh for loading at Lytteiton, Bluff, Dunedin, Timaru, and Wellington. She is expected hero on February 3rd to load for New York, Boston, and Halifax. The "Westmoreland left Auckland on Frld«.y for Wellington, where she waa expectod yesterday. The vessel will put out part, cargo from Liverpool there, and will flail on Thursday for Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Now Plymouth to complete discharge. The Shaw-Savill Company advises that the Mamari is now to leave Wellington on Thursday for Lyttelton to complete her cargo. She should sail from Lyttelton on February 4th for London, via Monta Video and Tenerifle. The Tairoa, now loading at Napier, leives there to-day to toko in cargo at Ciabornc Wanganui, «nd Wellington. - •■ The vessel is duo at Wellington on February 12th and is to sail on February 14ih for Timaru and (Bluff. She should leavo Bluff finally on February 20th for London; via Monte Video and Toneriffo. The Suffolk arrived her» yesierdnv from Wellington to' discharge West of England cargo. She is to complete discharge at Dunedin and will then load on' the Coast for wcs{, of-England ports. '

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. Canadian Import«i, Kaikpura, Eiaiwarra, Wakatm, Kent. 2U&kura, ftakanoa, Kona, Tolim Ulitaaroa, Westmeath. "Wellington—Kaituna, .Port Hacking, Muirania, Canadian 'l'rivelier, Port. Bydnev, Westmoreland, Bort Victor, Haungcnui, Suffolk, . Msheno, Tairoa, Auatraliad, Jdooraki, Esaox. Kaispoi. Chatham ■ • Islands—Durham, tyilkston, ■Westmeafch. " 'THE ORIENT LINE. The UnJon l Company, Dominion agents for the Orient Line, announco that on June 21st ..tlio firot. passenger otearaer, Ormonde, will ,run .the §r. E .t,. q{ iijre excursions from JDondon pi Voyage will be fnado in calm water, and <nlX extend for hundreds, of .miles tho- hea't will be a good demand for" accommodation, and intending' .passengers are advi3cd to make early" application' for particulars «i the' local office of the Union Company, Jit .is also announced that the steamers Orvicto Osterley, Ormonde, and Oraova Vfili, on their next pa^ffo.through" the Sticz Cmal, disembarla thois* passengers who eo desire into a special train. alongßido,-which -will' taiie them to Cairo for a few hours' visit, nnd }«ter iiake.them back in'.-time to rejom their ship 3. PORT LTTTELTON ASHORE. s(»T CABLE— ASSOCIATION COPYBIGHT.) (AOSTBALIAS AKD S'.?. CABIJB ASSOCIAfIOH ) LATJNCEST.ON, January 26. J. woi tugs- endeavoured to eift tho Port lyttelton at high tide, but faUud. Another* attempt will .be made to-day. [A message.- on Januaiy 2<th said* Thj Port Lyttelton wont aground on tho middle spit near Low xtead while laden with cargo from .Port Pirie and Geelong for Hobart. An effort wag- made to refloat the vessel, but ahe settled down deeply, in a sandy bed, bdt the efforts of the tub were ineffective A big hole was; torn"undar the bow, but the water has been kept under contrjl bv pumps.]'. , * REFLOATED WITH LITTLE INJURY. (Eeoeivod January ,27th, fi.s p.m.) ." . HOBABI', Januar/ S3. The Port' Lyttelton has been refloated. She is only slightly damaged. PORT OF TIMABU. Arrived, Sussex, from Singapore, Sailed, Susses, for Dunedin Expected Arrivals. Kaituna, ■ from Dunedin, to-day. Canopus,-from Wcstpoit, to-morrow. Gale, frpm Oamaru, Thursday Kini, from Dunedin,. February 2nd. Storm, from Oamaru, i'cbiuaiy Cornwall; from Dunedin, February 9th, Port Sydney, from London, February 13th. Durham, • from St. John, February 14th. Trewyu, from New York, end of February. Weotmeath, from New York, end of February... Kates. The Sussex arrived rarly on Saturday morning • and discharged • a cargo of corn eackfl fcom Calcutta and Singapore. She sailed in the eveninjf for Dunedin. The Kaituna, from Dunedin, is due here to-day, to load, for "Wellington and Auckland direct. Tho Canopus will be here to-morrow with a loed of coal from. "Westport. The Gale, Oamaru, is"~Dchedaled to arrive here" on Thursday. She will load and sail for Lyttelton, "Wellington, and Winganui The Kini is due at Timaru from Dunedin at ' tho beginning'of 'nrxt monti to t«k3 on.general produce for the West Coast. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. SUVA, January 26. The Tofua, from Tonga and Samoa, arrived at 7 a.m. yesterday. She sails for Auckland to-day. The Suva sails for Sydney at 7 o'clock this evening. . | •■■-■; NEWCASTLE, January 23. Sailed, Waikbuaiti, for New Zealand. AUCKLAND, January 27 Sailod, Saturday, "Wingatiu (6 p.m.), for I Wellington. - - . WELLINGTON, January «5. , Arrived, -Maori (<5.55 : a.m.)j, from Lyttelton; Waikawa (2.2 Dp.m.), frcm Ncwcaot'c Sailed, Sii'fiolk (10.30 a.m.), for Lyttelton; Kent (12.20' p.m.), for Napier; 'Kamo (5.15 p.m.), far Napier; Maori p.m.), for Lyttelton. January C 7. ArriTcd, Wahine (8.80 am), from Lyttelton;- Westmoreland (9.10 am.), frora Auckland; Canadian Traveller (10.50 a.m.;, for Napier. DUNEDIN, January 27. . Arrived, (Breeze (2.50 a.m.), from Timaru. Sailed, Breece (11.45 p.m.), for Timaru. SaiUv AiasJralind ('l.a.ss.:), for .Melbourne. llKiin-. 1.n....». tj Mill '1