SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 17985, 31 January 1924, Page 13

SHIPPING.

...PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Wednesday, January aOth, $ Maori, 8A {,<*.&> ami.;, <s*76 tons, Irwin, Irom Wellington. Union, Htcam ttuip Co., agents. WaJiatu, b.b. (9.35 p.m.), 13V tons, Kobertson, jroui Katkouia,. Xuuscy ujid Co., hid., agenta. cygnet, c.a. (10.30 p.m.), 129 tons, Murray, from Kaikoura-j Cygnet, Ltd., agents. fcttorni, s.a. (lO.bo p.ni.), -105 tomj, Mansou, for Wcatport. A. ii. Turnbui! and Co., agents. DEPARTURES.

Wednesday, J&nuary iJOijh. John, s.s. p.niO, Ul2 tons, Hawick, for Wbllington. F. ii. Button a.nd Co., agents. tiufiolk, b.3. (4 ,p.uo-), 6817 toufl, Matthewa, for Uuiuidin. iiinsoy ami Co., Ltd., agents. Progrcaa, e.a. (.5 p.m.), HO tons. Hay, for Wellington. F. E. autAon and Co., ageata. Kaatuna, BJ3. (7 p.m.), 52042 tona, Jaunay, for Wellington. Union, iitcam fcihip' Co., agents.

Whaigape, ajs. (S p.m.o, 2BSI tana, Wilhanmon, for Sy4noy, via Ihlntdin and. Bluff. Union Steam iiuip Co., agenta. Maori, s.B. p.m.), 317S tonSj Irwui, , for Wellington. Union iJteam ijhip Co., agents. Jiahika, s.s. (9.55 p.m.), 1172 tons, for New Plymouth. Union fcitcani Ship Co., agenta.

Expected Arrivals. Gale, Wellington, this day. Waliino, Wellington, this day. KajOri, iQamsuru, tnjj day. V/aikouaiti, Kydncy, this day. Mora, Gisborno, tnia da.y. Wootton, Kaiikoura, this day. "Wingatui. Wellington, F&brnajry lei. Maori, Wollington, February lai. Kini, Greymouth, February lßt. Kotorua, Bluff, February Ist. Wootton, Pclorus Sound, February lsi. Mamari, Wollington, i'eliruary lflt. Westmoreland, Wellington, FeDruary Ist. Holmdalo, Timaru, February Ist. Breeze, Timaxu, February. tind. Karoo, Napier, February 3rd. Calm, "Wellington, February 3rd. Calonne, Wellington, February 3rd. Canadian Cruiser, HcHxrarno, Fabruax}* 3rd. Oropuki, Kapier, February 3rd. Kauri, Newcastle, February 4th. Gale, Tirna.ru, February sth. Flora, Napier, Fobmary 6th. Esses, Wellington, Febrnary 7th. Mocraki, Wellington, February Cth. Chatham, H.M.S., February 12th. City of Eastbourne, "Wellington, March Wth. Projected Departures. Gdie, Oamaru, this, day. Wohine, Wellington, this daj. Waialu, KaiiouTa, this dcy. Karori, Wellington, this day. Wootton. Pclorus Sound, thin day. Cygnet, Kaikoura, this day. Maori, Wellington, February Ist. Wingatui, Dunedin, February Ist. Storm. Wellington, February Ist. Ho'rndaie, Wellington, February Ist. Flora, Kapier, February Ist. Breeze, Wellington, February 2nd. Kanio, Dunedin, February 4th. Calm. Bluff, February 4th. Mamari, London, February Oh. Oreptiki, Wellington, February Ith. Calonne, Ihinkirk, February sth. Rolorua, Wellington, February sth. Gale, Wellington, February sth. "Mccraii, Dunedin, February 6th. Esses, Avonmoutb, February 6th. Corintbio Wellington, Febraaiy 10th. Wcstcicath. Wellington, February 32th. Port Darwin, Wellington. February 14th. Durham. Wellington, February 17th. Matakana. Wellington. February 13th. Paparoa, Wellington. February 27th. Citv of Dunedin, Wellington, February Win. SHIPPING NOTES. Toe Gaio is to lead, hero to-day for Oamaru, Dunedin and Timarn. i'be Cygnet arrived last night with, sheep frcni Kaikour*. Sho 1b to load to-day forKaikoura. Motucka and Xol-son. Tho Waiatu is expected to load to-days for Kaikoura a.nd Wolliagton. Too Karori is duo thi3 morning from Timara. and will load for Auckland, tailing via "Wellington. Tho Flora iu expected this morning to lard sheep from Gisborne. Sho is to sail to-morrow for .Napier to again load sheep for Lyttclton. The Waikotmili is duo this afternoon from. Sydney direct. She haa gcncjal cargo ami coal for discharge

T'io Holmdale, duo from Timani {o-rr.or-rovr. will load for Wellington and Wanganui. Mr W. Deiley has tigncd on the Storm aa cliief officer, vie© Jlr A. Copcland. Mr A., Anderson has joined the Krckorai as second ofUcor, in placo of Mr R. A. JBuck. Mr J. Mansoa has succeeded Mr H. McGregor as sooond engineer of tho Kini, Tho Federal lino advisca that tho Esses is to Icy-vo to-day for New Ply. mouth. The vessel '^i} 1 arrive at "Wellington on February otb, and will later Bail for Lyttelton, where sho 13 cxpectod on February 7ih to complete her cargo. The Essex Rails *roin Lyttelton on l''ebruu;y 6{h for West of England ports. According to cable advice received by the Fcdoral Line, tho steamer City of Eastbourne left Newport News on January 12th, and Now York on January 2-lrd, with cargo for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Now Ply. mouth, Lvttollon, Duncdjn, and Australian purls. Tho vessel i 3 duo at Auckland on February 26th, and at. Wellington about March 7th. "Wo haro an B,'wfu] lot of bother in regard to theso desertions. Wo Jhavo to eigu men on at New _ Zealand ratoj to got tbj ship away, and "in every caso of desertion from our ships I am instructed to press for tho heaviest penalty," rermirkod Mr Prince, appearing for tho Shaw, Savill and AlLxon Company at Iho Wellington Magistrate's Court on Tuesday morning, when a ecaman named James Morton was chkTgod ■with unlawfully deserting from tho eleamer Karamea. Tho Magistrate (Mr E. Pago, SJI.) Bonlonced Morton to tweiily-ono days' imprisonment. VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OP N.Z. Auckland—Canadian Importer, Durham, Kent, Nalgera, Tofua, Tutanck»i. Wellington—Jlaori, Woiino, Ngajo, Eaiapoi, Waikouaiti, Kurow, Ruapohu, Calorme, Kaitu&a, Waimarino, Tairoa., Haunganui, Canadian Traveller, Eases, Kaitokc, Pinna, IVOTrehora, Svarton, Port Sydney, Port Victor. Chatham Inlands—Corinthic, Durham. PASSENGERS FOR SOUTHAMPTON. Tho New Zealand. Shipping Oompany'B liner Ruapehu Bailed from. Wellington at 11.20 pjn. on Monday, for Southampton, and London, via Panama, taking tho following passengew:—Saloon: Misaea F. Collison, F. Cokcr, I. M. CJJenn, C. R. Grace, E. Haolam, M. E. Luak, M. I. Lane, E. M. Kimmo, B. Oram, M. L. Roberta, M. H. E. Schnlto, V. Seumon, Mesdames E. P. Lusk, M. Collioon, M. E. Clark, I. M. 'Lane, M. A. Luckio, N. Milner, A. W. Nimmo, A. W. Pago, B. C. Roberta, l l '. Seamon, F. R. Sholl, E. J. it. Temple, C. F. Walker. M. Wilson, Messrs J. W. Holyroyd, A. N. Hcndoraon, L. E. Clark, H. Holt, J. N. Lano, AV. N. Latio, F. do L. I/uckio, Masters K. A. CJarko, J. R. Kimmo; 20 third-clao3. SKAW-SAVLLL LINERS. Further movoments of vessels o£ tho Sha.w, Savill, and Albion Company's fleet aro: The Hflairoa io duo at Wellington on Sunflay from Giaborno to contiuuo loading for. London. She leaves on tho following Wednesday for Wang&nuij Tima.ru, and Bluff, a,lid is to Bail finally from Bluff on February 20th for London, ria Moiito Video and Toneriffc. Tho Wttiman% now discharging and loading ai Now Plymouth, will later proceed to Wanfranui and Wellington for leading., Sho is due at Wellington on February 4th, and 1b to lcavo on February fith for Napier, Gis■bomc, Hicks Bay, and Auckland, to complete her ciTgo. Tho vessel should oail from Auckland on February 13th. for London, via Now York and Boston. Tho Athealo is to nail from Wellington at i fan. to-day for Southampton and London, vi& Panama,. Tho Mamsri leaves Wellington this ttfteFTW>n for Lyttaltoh. for eomplotion of loading, Tho vessel ia fixed, to sail from hero on S'ebmary 4th for London, via Monte Video and Tenoriffo. THE NEW C. AND D. LINERS. Apropos oi iho statement by the Commonwealth and Dominion Lino that tho Port Wellington, which was launched early in January by Messrs "Workman, Clark, and Company, of Belfast, would sail from. LiverPool a,b&£it }I.-vrc.h tßb, with cargo for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dnaodm, tho fallowing description in the "Syren" of her «ister-ship, the Port Brisbane, i 3 of interest. The Port Brisbane took tho water during the first week in December. This vessM is a duplicate of tbo Port Wellington, and is tho eighth ship completed' for the eamo owners sinoo the closing years of the war. The latest pair aro ecmowha't larger than their immodiato predecessor®, being 5000 ft in length overall, G2ft 'beam, and 41ft oiti deep, with a gross tonnage of about 50G0. They embody the latest improvements for tho owners' trade with tho Australian ConrmonWealth. Thoro aro five large cargo holds, arranged for the carriago of frozen meat, fruit, and general cargoes, and the holds have been designed to render them free from structural obstructions. Tho cargo gear is of the latest typo, and the large number or winchos and derricks aro specially arranged for tho expeditious handling of cargoes. Tho machinery, also built and installed by Messrs Workman, Clark an<l Co., consists of two sets of triple expansion cngincß with ample boiler pov;or. DESERTERS FROM SHIP. (sasss ASSOCIATION TULUGSiit.) NEW PLYMOUTH, January 30. In the Stipcnfliojy Magistrate's Court Frank Fernelis and E. P.ipevksidukis, defarterß from tho Ftcoma: Lje-cLj Cay, woro convicted of landing without permits and ordered to bo deported. Pending iho arrival of a suitable vessel, they wcru ordered to be >ept in custody ior a period not exceeding six months. On the charge of deserting ft conviction wa3 entered without- penalty, and a charge o; failing to take tho oath of eliegbiiico wm vrithd'rawn.

SHLPPING TELEGRAMS.

SAK i'RAXCiSCO. Janua-r7 ija. Siti.c-<i, Tahiti, for Nov; Zc&iard. HONOLULU, January 29. bailed, .Niii.gE.ra, f-r Ya.nc£ruvcr. Miii-.80U8.NE., Jamjar? 30. Arrived, Tho lactorehip Siooraki. NEWCASTLE, January 30. Arrived, Kuwatiri Sailed, Ulacrora.. AGCKIjAXD, Jajraarr 30. Arriv-cul, WcsUtfeatli (8.-15 ilje.), lioei Xow Tack.