SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18016, 7 March 1924, Page 13

SHIPPING.

M OF LYTTELTON. r _____ ARRIVALS. Tkundiy, March 6th. Sj,U.(M a.m.), 1116 tons, ChaUiold, *il.S.B, Co., agents. W, U (7a.m.), 4436 tons, Cameron, W-Uion. U.S.S. Co., agent 3. Mnulily schooner (9.30 a.m.), l'-i ijataon, from Wellington. Dalgety »■ Hi, .(gents.' RteEmuu. tj,s.B. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. I Jtowday, March 6th. £_*&*•• (<-40 a.m.), 120 tons, gjWWlington. N.Z. Government S_vj tU 2?J' MB ->' mi Bmicftn, JS* 0.8.8. Co., agent*. lehoonsr (4.80 p.m.), 122 ff«»»j ior Nelson. P. E. Sutton s_»i M. (i T .m.), 9008 tons, Mead, |3»* Kmssy and Co., Ltd., agents. fi_J™ ft 1 "-). IU6 tons, Chatfield, ff*«W U.B.S. Co.. agents. ~*U. (5.45 pjn.), 8081 tons, Bos-»V«-Jf M ' S1 " w ' Sayill snd AU S^-'^ O _P-»-). «B0 tons, Edge, *_>*lit l 80 P ,m, )> iia * tons, Cam- £ »|ji . p - m tens . McLach- •«, A. H. Turnbull and Co.,

bmti ArriTals. PL*Ww«i, this day. JWNtai. ifcii At. 2^««teMtl ei this day. R» this day. asJUtttton, Marcli Bth. K-«;a» Sonads, March Bth. &• Welhngton, March Bth. March 9th. March 9th. ftft__J_s* mh- —• WMlntetor, Welliaglon, March

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notes. i^faj£ W,n **M delayed. IfcS* *£?? tri P KwL. u f tn * nt discharging to sail to-morrow for t f J O * L * apisr *," d ia dn « back IK "'*' W load for Auckland,

_ Tne Atua, which left yesterday with a i"!l cars-o of rroducp for Auckland direet, 13 due back here en aioul the lGth, via Wellington, vith general cargo. The auxiliary schooner Huia arrived '■csmorning from Wellington, and "dis'•harged cxplrai' eo. After taking in cargo for Ure; mouth, abe sailed for that port, via N.lson.

ff.r TWl'mjton and Wanganui. Mr F. M. Marcdcn, late of tho Maori, baa j-.-ir.ed l hi, Kaiu.poi as racliu operator, in plm-c of Mr F.. K. G-tlingu. Captain Fov/ler, chief of the is_ a.ting-master of th? Katoa -while Captitin Marlin is on holiday leai'e. Mr I'isk, malf. of the Alexander, is acting-chief officer of the Ngaio.

Mr I'. E. jXaylor has signed' on tbo Ore. puki as second officer in place oi Mr V. W, Venn.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. Auckland—Aldcbaran, Kllastoß, Grange Park, Kaimanana, Kaitokc, Omana, OmbiliD, Piako, 'i'ofua, Ventura. Waiot3pu, West Cahokia. Wellington—Wahine, Maori, Ngaio, Tahiti, liradfcd City, Patrol, Waipori, Kauri, Wiiigat-ui, kaiapoi, Rakanoa, Kai Ora, Matakana, Suffolk, City of Winchester, Hertford. Devon, liororata, Port Curtis, Canadian Cruiser, Cornwall, Otaki. Chatham Is!and3—Corinthic, Calosne, Waimana. THE WHANGAPE'S CARGO. The Union Co. now announce that the Kaitangata. and not the Ngakuta, will bring the cargo transhipped from tho Whangapo down from Auckland, where it is being landed by the Marama. The Kaitangata, is du» from Auckland direct early on Tuesday morn, ing. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. NEW YORK, March 5. Arrived, Trelyon, from Australian and Now Zealand ports. NEWCASTLE, March 6. Sailed, Ihumata. for Wanganui. MELBOURNE, March 6. Arrived, Mooraki, from New Zealand. SYDNEY, March 6. Sailed, Clarence River, for Napier AUCKLAND, March 6. Arrived, Omana (2.50 p.m.), from Wanganui. Sailed, Ngakuta (4.20 p.m.), for Portland; Waiotapu (10 p.m.), for Melbourne. WELLINGTON, March 6. Arrived, Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Bradford City (3.30 p.m.), from Port Arthur. Sailed, Maori (7.50 p.m.), (or Lyttelton. DUNEDIN, March 6. Arrived, Kini (8.13 a,m.), from Oa'maru. Sailed, City of Dunedin (6.25 a.m.), for Sidney; H.M.A.S. Melbourne (5.15 p.m.), for Wellington.