SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18152, 15 August 1924, Page 14

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Thursday, August 14 th. Holmdale, s.s: (1.40 a.m.). 681 tajs, Williams, from Timaru. P. E. Sutton and | Maori, sd && «.m.),; 8476 tons, firom Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., } ag Corinna, s.s. (US IWI tona, Bmc.o, , from Timaru. Union Steam Ship Co., s.s. (10,ajn.), BDlJons. McLach'ftß, fxem Wellington. A. H. Turnbull and Co., from Union Steam Ship Co., b.s. (3.55 pan.), 150 tons Uxscn, from Wellington.' A. Blnna and Co., ' agelltß ' DEPARTURES.

Thursday, August 14th. Holmdale, OA (neon), 681 tons, WiPiams, for Wellington. P. E. Sutton and Co., 88 Calm, B.s. $.lO p.m.), 891, tona, MoLachlan, for Bluff.' A. JLj Turnbull and. C 0.,- • e.B. (8.85 p.m.), 1271 tons, Bruce, » f or - Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., iot Wellington. "Union Steam Ship Co., ' s.a. (ltf.s pJtt,), •?» tora, Jon**, fiir N«lbod. jCygnet, Ltd., agents.' ■ j Expected Arrivals. • Maraioa, Wellington, this'day. 1 r Waimarino, Wallaroo,, this day. Buahine. Wellington, this day. ; Maori, Wellington. Anjuat 16tn. : Westmoeland, Wellington, August 16th. ' 'Kavua. .Timaru, August 16th. • _ _ City of Canton, Wellington, August 16th. . Can d ,an Crui»er, Punedm. Augufit lfetto. Progress, Timaru, August 17tn. • ' Opaa, Tarakobe, August 17th. Las VWgM, Wellington, Angafii, 17th. Wingatui, Timaru, August 20th. TreiWow, Nauru August 20th Waitemata, Newcastle, 22nd. ~ Bio Clarb, Wellington, AnftWJt_ 2Srd. + Largo Law, ; Wellmgton, August 24th. t 5 -W*ikawK,' Newcaatlo, 5 , Trtmere, Wellington, August 25th. i Kaikonra, Wellington, September 2nd. 1 ' Maimoa, Wellington, September^. £.. lonic, Wellington, September <th. * 5 Kalomo, Wellington, September 10th t; Lowana, Wellington, September 18th. ji . Projected Dspsiturts. \ Flora, Napier,'this day., ' Mararoa, Wellington, this day. > jjaori, Wellington, August 16th. W * 'Navua, Wel'ington, August 16th. Progress, Wellington, August 18th. ? Canadian Cruiser, Wellington, August 18th. •' Or , Wellington, August 18th. 'n Wingatui, Wellington, August 20th. IE \ Tremesdow, Dunedin, August 23rd. it r. ; ji ; r;. SHIPPING NOTES, '* ' Th® Woottok arrived last night from Weill 1 lingtJn, and is to sail on the return trip today, taking general cargo. ' !?£ The Flora completes loading to-day for i* • Oiaborno end Napier. 5 The N.Z. Shipping Company's Ruahine ia due to-day from Wellington to discharge i- -I London cargo. ■ _ . . .1: The Progress is due on Sunday from ; Tjnaru to load for Wellington, Wanganui, V i and New Plymouth. . , , ; | The Opw is to lo&d Hcto on Monday for • Wellington, Westport, and Greymouth. • The Cygnet is due back to-morrow, _and • | will load for Kaikonra, Nelson, and Motu?<Jra sailing on Monday. . .' > The Vjwm should be hero twuonoff fposn £ > tl» sUth, to load for Auckland. Sh* «i> "Ji* Wel'inston. . I' ? The Wingatui loads on Tuesday for Ancit- ! lard, »nd ealla via Wellington. \ , ri 1 The Waimarino, from Wallaroo with. " ' »heat, is {"ne to-morrow. »>: ■ 3£r R Griffiths, formerly third mate of the ■ 'Kaitnna, has come ashore. i < Mr V. Davies has .signed on the Kaitnn&'e U {articles as second mate. . Mr J. D. Parminter has signed o£f : the Ka|.••l monk's articles as second mate, and joined a: 4 ther.Wainui in a similar capacity, replacing j3frW.SU4>dwallader.' v. s Mr F. E.CNmll ie «ow aeaond mate of J ~1h» Kwarm*. hk- V 7 ""

The Lowana., to the agency of the N.Z. Sh'pping Company, left Montreal on July 26th for Auckland, "Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, and D-unedin. She is due at Auckland on September 7th, and at Lyttelton about September 16th. The Largo Law is due at Auckland to-day from Montreal and Newport News with cargo for discharge to the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company. The vessel is due at "Wellington about August 20th, and at Lyttelton on the 24th. The A. and A. Line steamer "Tremere has wirelessed that she expects to arrive at Auckland .at daybreak .to-day from New York. The vessel has cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin. and Bluff. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Botorua was to leave Southampton vesterday with passengers and cargo for Wellington and Port Chalmers. She is due at Wellington about September ISth. • The Canadian Government Merchant Marine advises that the Canadian Planter is expected to arrive s>t Wellington about Sunday next, from Auckland,- to discharge a quantity of her American cargo. The vessel is to leave Wellington later for Sydney, to put out the Te T "-'>i T, der her Of T/T o.

A survev of Saluafatn harbo'ir been made by the officers of the Laburnum, und-sr Commander • Smyth (says the "Samoan Times"). They sp°nt several da-a there, talcing hundreds of soundings with a view to mating- an peculate ch*rt and recommending the necessnry aids to navigation to be installed in that to make it safe for big vessels to in cas- it should be reotiirpd for BheH°r bv oceangoing steamers in the hurricane season. It is understood that the resuHs of the survey indicate cotsid-rab'o growth o c coral at various points,' but that th» harbour is a po'd ope, with amp'e deep water for several large ships to ancho-. saMy. ■ The manager of tho Wa : kato Shipping Company. Mr Comsat Boose, has returned fTom » trip to England, wh-re he purchased on behalf of tho company a large sternwheeled steamer and a tue. Th» former will be cannb'e of carry-' n? 200 tons, an' ii about four times as as any craf at present on the riv»r. Th« tus ia of 4"0Both v»sse's wi'l be a distinct acquisition to tho. river trade. ■