SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 17984, 30 January 1924, Page 13

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Tueaday, January 129 th. Wahine, &.s. (0.-iO a.m.), tons, CamfioA, irom Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. 13reeze, B.s. (11.30 a.m.), 553 tons, Ko-hcrl-sou, from Dunedin. A. 11. Xuxnbull and Cj., agents. Kaiiuna, h.s, (4.10 p.m.), 2042 tons, Jaunay, from Timaru. Union Steifm Ship Co., ag-eD ts. Buteshire, s.s. (6.30 p.m.), 6541 tons, Edwards, from Pert Ivembla. Now Zealand Shipping C>., agents. John, e.a. <J p*ni.) f 312 tons, Havrick, from F. K. Sutton and Co., agents. Progress, 5.3. (10.40 p.m.), 240 tons, Hay, from agents. DEPARTURES. Tuesday, January 29th. Novrshera, s.a. p.m.), 7thio toes, Blcncov;e, for .Dunedin. lunacy and Co., Ltd., agents. Cygnet, s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 129 Murray, for Kaikoura. Cygnet, Lid, agents Tecs, u.a. (5.20 p.m.), 515 tons, Dowel 1, for Chatham l3landj. kinaey and Co., Ltd., agon's. Wootlon, s.a. (7.C0 p.m.), 150 tons, L&rsen, for Kaikoura. A. Khind and Co., agents. Breeze, 5.3. (9.50 p.m.), 553 tony, Kobcrteon, for Dunedin. A. 11. Turubull and Co., agents. Wahine, s.«. (8.10 p.m.), -143-J3* tons, Cameron, for "Wellington. Union Stcsuui Ship Co., agents. Expected Arrivals. Progress, Wangaiiui, tbia duy. \>in O aLUi, \vc.ungtun, mm way. Waxat-u, -h-aiKoura,. Una day. Gate, Wellington, fchio day. \\oolton, Aansouia, this uay. Storm, vVcatoort, uiis uay. i Vabiuc, January ulst. I liarori, Oaujaru, January' 31st. | Waikouaiti, Sydney, January 31st. Flora, (jisbm'iu'j January iiisi. K.ini, GicyinjutJi, February Ist. JCotorua, liluif, u'cbrua«y Ist. ! Woolton, Peio.'iis tiounu. February Ist. Wellington, February Ist. Westmoreland, t lungiou, rourumy Ibl. Holmdalc, Timrru February Ist. Breeze, Timaru, February .nd. Kamo, Napier, February 3id. Cilm, Wellington, February 3rd. Calonne, Wellington, February 3rd. Can-idian Cruiser, Melbourne, February 3rd. Orepuki, Napier. T-Vbniary 3rd. Kauri, Newcastle, February- -Hh. Gale, Timaru, February sth. Wellington, February sth, Flora,. Napier, February Cth. Mocraki, Wellington, February Gth. Chatham, February 321 h. Projected Departures. Maori, Wellington, this day. AViugatui, Dunedm, thia day. IvahiKa, New Plymouth, thi3 day. Whangape, Dunedm, thij day. Gale, Oflmaru, this day. Progress, Wellington, tiiia diy. Suffolk, Dunedin, this day. John, Wellington, this day. Kaituna, Wellington, this day. Wootton, PeVorus Sound, this day. Wahine, Wellington, January 31st. Wakatu, Kaikoura, Jaauiay 31st. Karori, Wellington, January 31st. Storm. Wellington, February let. Holmdaie, Wellington, February Ist. • Flora, Napier, February Ist. Breeze, Wellington, February "2nd. Kamo, Dunedin, February Ith. Calm, Bluff, February 4th. Mamari, London, February 4th. Orepuki, Wellington, February 4th. Caaonno, Dunkirk, oth. Rotorua, Wellington, February 5tK Gale, Wellington, February stli. iiooraJij, Dunedin, February 6th. Essex, ATonmonth, February 7th. Corinthic Wellington. February 10th. Westmeath, Wellington, February 12th. Port Darwin, Wellington, February 1-ith. Durham, Wellington, February 17tE. Matakana, Wellington, February 3 9tJ>. Papaida. Wellington, Februsry 37th. City of Dnncdin, Wellingksn, February COth. SHIPPING NOTES. Th© Progress is to arrive this morning from Tiroaru, and will load for Wellington, Nelson, Ne?? Plymouth and Sho is to cail this afternoon.' * Heavy fog was reported along tho East Coact yesterday, causing delays ta—ehip- •

wP j r REllnna delayed off tho f„T tLmo aod was als " doubtJ e Wingatui icould get out of "Wels io the foS- . J ® Kaituna completes leading here to-day lor Auckland, n.ud sails via Wellington. and f ErnV ?£ llSt niebt with horo ® 3 tnA* !?.• from Wa nganui. and is to sail scncrat car S° {or Wellington. v ,.f ootton 13 due to-day with cheep from Aaikoura. and will then make two trips to ? u r J 1o;k1 ? I,pc s' { ° r this p°rt--1 tu ' d ' JO to-night from Kaikoura and U e.lington, is to sail on tho return trip to-morrow. for Dunedin, Bluff and Svdney. , 13 . h °P e<l to despatch the Kahika to%h' vi - w Pl - vmoutl! "nd Westport. . 0 lora is now due here to-morrow from petted" 10 ' W1 Ehec P> a da Y earlier than ex„„T'lo S '' orm \ is expected to-day from "Weatfov tho !m]k Eaupo. She 10 mii °" VldaJ " for Wellington and WangaTho Gale haa been delayed in tho north, n is now duo hero to-morrow afternoon 'or™/-, She is io Kail 011 Friday , yamaru, Dunedin 'and Timaru, ahd i 3 ime back here on Tu"r<lay to load for Wcl'mr 011 ' -P Jc ton and "Wanganui. lp Calm is expected on Sunday from Wellington, and is to sail on Monday with cargo for Bluff, Duedin and Timaru. Captain H. Rankine is in command of the* has been recommissioned at t, Ol Chalmers. Hia officers are:—Chief, Mr G. W. Kent; second, Mr S. C. Angus: third, Mr B. E. Roberts. Captain G. B. Morgan has taken command of tho Waipori, vice Captain S. A..Clutfield, v/ho has come ashore on leave. Captain B. A AVilliamson hao replaced Captain H. "U'. Platta as master of tho itakanoa-. Captain Platt3 lias como aahoro for insrtuctiona. Iho Moeraki v a;i duo at Melbourne yesterday from Wellington. Sh© Icavea Melbourne to-morrow for 'Wellinirton, and is due .here on February Clh. She is to sail tlio aamo day for Dunedin and Bluff, en routa to Melbourne.

Tho Kssej: was due at "Wanganui on Monday morning from Napier to continue loading for West of England ports. She will later take in cargo at New Plymouth, "Wollincrton, and Lyltelton.

Tlic "Westmoreland, under tlio agency of the Federal Company, arrived at "Wellington on Sunday from Auckland to continue diecharge of Liverpool cargo. She leaves "Wellington to-morrow for Lyltelfcon, Dunedin, and Ke-w Plymouth, to complete discharges. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company advises that tlio Rotorua is to leave Blufl to-morrow for loading at Lyttelton and Wellington. The Hotorua will leave Lyttelton on February stli for "Wellington, to complete her cargo. She is fixed to Bail from "Wellington on February 9th, for Southampton audi London, via Panama. VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OP N.Z. Auckland—Canadian Importer, Kaikoura, Kent, Nalgora, Lecd3 City, Port Sydney, Tofua, Tutaneiai, "Wcstmeath. Wellington—Maori, Wahino, Ngaio, ljuapeliu, "Wingatui, Maheco, Port Victor, Butoehire, Calonne, Kaituna, Waimarino. Tairoa, "Waikouaiti, Muunganui, Canadian Traveller, Essex, Auslralind, Kaiapot. Chatham Islands—Durham, Corinthic. TRANS-PACIFIC CARGO SERVICE The Union Company adviso the following movements: Tho Hauraki sailed from Powell Hivcr on Thursday,' January 24th, for Auckland, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney. Sho is chic? at Auckland about February loth. The "Waiotapu was expected to clear Powell Kiver on Thursday, January 24bh, fdr San Francisco, v.-hcre she will complete loading for Auckland; Melbourne and Sydney. Sho should clear San Francisco about tho first week in February.

The Wsiiruna is expected to Leave Newcastle first v/oek in February for Auckland I and Vancouver. Sho loads at Pacific Coa-st ports early in March for Wellington, Atclbourne and Sydney. The Waitemata sailed from Pacific Coast portfl on Monday, January 7th, for Napier, Wellington, New Plymouth, and Sydney. She is due at Napier about Friday next. ] The Waihemo is expected to clear Auckland about Saturday, February 2nd, for Vancouver, to load thence and San Francisoo, clearing the latter port beginning of iiarch for Auckland, Napier, Now Plymouth and ."Lyttelton. PORT ELLIOT'S CARGO. The cargo salvaged from the C. and D. steamor Port El'.iot is now being landed at Wellington by Richardson and Co.'s steamcrs. A general averago cf 75 per cent, lias been declared in respect cf the salvaged cargo. . ■' THE BUTESHIRE. An unexpected arrival at Lyttelton last evening was the steamer Buteshire, from Port Kembla. The vessel wiM load for London to the agency of the N.Z. Shipping Co., and '.rill be in port until Saturday at least. Her future movements are not yet announced. THE PORT ELLIOT "WRECK. (PHE33 ASSOCIATION TELEGItAM.) A\T£IjIJINGTQ2C, .TarvUiSry 23. The Magisterial enquiry into the stranding of the Port Elliot lias been fii'ed. for February 6th, at Y/ellinston. Air W. G. Itiddell, S.M., will be chairman, and the assessors a,L*e: Captains G. G. Smith -and TV. G. Rogers. PORT OF TIMARU. Sailed. Susses, for Dune-din. Breeie, for Lyttelton. Expected Arrivals. John, from Lyttelton, to-day. Holmdale, from Oamaru, Friday. Oropuki, from Lyttelton, Saturday. Gale, from Oamaru, Saturday. „ Kini, from Dunedin, Saturday. Storm, from Oamaru, Saturday. Cornwall, from Dunedin. Februcjy 3th. Port Sydney, from London, February 14th. Durham, from St. John, February 14th. Trewyn, from New York, endi of February. Wcstrnxath, Irani New York, end of February. Notes. Tho Susses caaplefcod discharge yeaicrdftT »ad sailed for EftJ&adip. Tho John will arrive hero from Lyttelton to-day to load for "Wellington, Wanganui aad New Plymouth. The Holffidale is due from Duaediq and Oamaru on Friday, to taio in cargo for Wellington and Wanganoi. Tho Orepruii is due from Lyttelton on Saturday and will e&il for Wellington, West port, and Greymmiih. Tho Galo will load hero on Saturday lor Wf-iliTigtaa. and WaDganui,