SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18186, 24 September 1924, Page 13

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRIVALS. Tuesday, September 23rd. Maori, s.s. (6.10 a.m.), 3-47G tons, Irvnn, from Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. Jlolmdale, s.s. (5.50 a.m.), 681 tons, Williams, from Timaru. F. E. Sutton and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Tuesday, September 23rd. Wingatui, s.s. (12.5 p.m.), 3080 tones, J.-iunay, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. HolmdaJe, s.s-. (1.20 p.m.), GSI tons, Williams, for Wellington. F. E. Sutton and Co., agentsMaori, 5.2. (8.40 p:m.), 3476 tons, Irwin, for Wellington. Union iStcara Ship Co., agents. Ma-niari, s.s. (4.20 p.m.), 8111 tons, Falconer, for Wellington. .Xa-tional Mortgage and Agency Co., agcnt3.

Expected Arrivals. Mararoa, Wellington, this day. Kaikoura, Wellington, thi3 day. Maori, Wellington, September 23th. iS'avua, Dunedin, September 25th. Kirpura, Wellington, September 26th. Kennedy, Wellington, September 26th. Cygnet, Picton, September 26th. Flora, Timaru, September 27th. Wanaia. Timaru, Scntc-mber 28th. John, Wellington, September 28th. Wiiite-mata.. September 30th. Opihi, Timaru, October Ist. Waikour.iti, Timaru, October 3rd. Orsri, Wellington, October 4th. Kaikorai, Dunedin, October sth. Port Caroline. Auckland, October oth. Hertford, Wellington, October 10th. West Islip, Snn Francisco, October 10th. Kiel JN'ieteon, Wellington, October 13th. Karroo, Wellington October 16th. Allara, Wellington, October 16th. Glentwortbj, Auckland, Octob-r 21st. M'urakina. Auckland, October 23rd. Hohndalc, Timaru, October Ist. Projected Departures. Wootton, "Wellington, this day. Mararoa. Wc-lliugton. September 2-llh. Maori, AVellicgton, September 25th. ICavua, YvV.'inglou, September 25ih. Kennedy, Foxton, September 26th. Ccolana, Hokianga, September 28tb. Mararoa. Wellington, September 26th. Flora, Napier, September 27th. Wanais, Wellington, September 29th. John, Wellington, September 29th. Orcpuki, Wellingtcn, September 29th. Wairau, Blenheim, September 23tb. Waitemata, Timaru, September 30th. Ho'radaie, Wellington, October let. Opihi, Wellington. October Ist. Tee 3, Chatham?, October 20th.

SHIPPING NOTES. The Navua is expected here to-morrow from Duncdin and will load for Auckland. felt- 1 saib via Wellington. The. Bluff liar'.our Board has advised the Maricc Depinm-jul that tho lightship has broken atvny frcm her moorings.- It will be replaced within a. day ex two if the weather is suitable. Tho C-oolana, commenced discharging her Newcastle coai iieie yesterday. She should complete by Friday, when she will s»il for Hdkiantru und Grcymouth to load timber ioi- Sydney. Tho' Wanaka loads here on Mcnday for Napier, Gisborrm and Auckland. The Kennedy- is timed to load on FridaJ for Foxton direct. The r'lora, due on Saturday from Timaru, will load for' Napier and Gisborrrc. The Wai'.crr.iita ;s expected to arrive about Tuesday nest from Newcastle wiib. coal. Mr V.'. B. Gucrin, formerly wireless operator on the Rama, now occupies a similar position on the' Mararoa. Mr E. I). Brcbr.er has been engaged a3 second mate of the Kittawa, vice Mr K. Ingram. Captain A. McKinnon is in command_of tlie llawe-ra, which rtcommissioned at Wellington to-dav, and his officers arc:— Mat*, Mr W. Mcintosh: engineer, Mr G. Nelson. Tho Fe-deral Company's liner Kaikoura, which has been delayed a*. owing to damage, by fire, was despatched trom that port yesterday ulternoon for Lytteiton, and is due early" this morning-. She ha 3 West of England cargo for discharge. The Union Co.'s R.M.S'. Uakura. from Vancouver, via Honolulu, Suva, and Auckland, arrived at Sydney on Saturday morning. Shi is to sail from Sydney to-rncrrow on th-? return trip to Vancouver, via. Auckland and the Islands.

There will bo no boat, arriving; at Wellington this week from Sydney. The Manuka is duo at Wellington, on Tuesday of nest week. Auslrahan mail will como via Auckland. The Maheno arrived at Auckland, arrived at Sydney on Saturday morning. She is to sail from Sydney to-morrow on the return trir> to Vancouver, via Auckland and tlio Islands.

Tbo R.M.S. Niagara, which sailed from Auckland on September 2nd, arrived at Vancouver en Friday last. She leaves there to-day for Auckland, via Honolulu and Suva-. An arrrval at Wellington on Sunday was the A. and A. liner Nirpura. from Now York, vij, Auckland. She- is to laud portion of her cargo there, and should get to-morrow for Lvttslton and Dunedin to continue discharge.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z.

Auckland—Arahura, Canadian Constructor, Ganbaddo, Hauraki, Hertford, Kaitanguta, Katoa, Kauri, Kawatiri, Ngakuta, Orari, Hakanoa, Bona, Tofua,, Tutanekai, W-ii-marino, Waipori, Wairuna. Chatham Islands—Hertford. Eastern Planet. "Wellington—Maori, Uararca, Xgaio,. Knimanawa, Wingatui, Mamari. Tahiti, llociaki, West Cahokia, Kaikonra, Port Denison, Maimoa, .Rama, Pennyworth, Siiwaira, Schouwen. CANTERBURY COMPANY'S NEW STEAMER. The Canterbury Steam Shipping Company has received advice that their new steamer River Weir, was ready to lea-ve England for Lyttelton, and should be on her way in the course of a Sevr days. On her arrival here, about the middlo of Koveinber, she will bo renamed Storm, and will enter the South service. The company's present stoamer Storm, will be renamed Bipa.

Tho River Wear was completed in 1921 at the yards of J. S. "White and Co., Cowe.% and is classed 10OA1 in Lloyd's Register. She is of 749 tons (cross, 300 tons nett and 800 tons dead weight capacity. Her principal dimensions are: Length 180.6 ft, breadth 29.4 ft, depth of hold lift, moulded depth 13.6 ft. She is driven triple expansion engines, loin, 26in, 41in x SOin. her machinery being situated aft. Her speed is ]oi knots and her draught is especially suited to tho Wanganui River. She has u. raised forecastle, similar to tho company's ether vessels and a well deck.

Mr D. Kerr, sui>erintcnding' engineer to the Canterbury Company, has been at Homo for some months arranging to bring tho vessel out. The master, officers and crew will be shipped in England and the vessel will cane out via Panama*

NIPPON yUSEN KAISHA.

DISPUTE WITH EMPLOYEES. (it cable—pbbss association—(australian and jj.z. cable associatioh.) TOKYO, September 22. A statement issued after a, 'meeting 1 - of directors of tlio Nippon Yusen Kaisha ex-, plains that the employees -were dismissed as a. disciplinary measure because they attempted to interfere Tvith the administrative affairs of the company. The meeting decided io watch developments, in the meantime attempting to reconcile the rebellious faction. Tho president (Mr Ito), when interviewed, deplored tho trouble, which had been long existent. He declared that tho authorities considered that the present was tho time effectively to remedy the situation. Ho announced that he had not decided on any action till harmony was restored.

PORT OF TIMARU. Arrived—Sussex, from LyHeiton. Sailed—Sussex, for Dunedin. Expected Arrivals. ' Gale, from Oamaru, to-day. Storm, from Lyttelton, Friday. Opihi, from Wellington, Saturday. v Wanaka, from Oamar", Saturday, Storm, from Oamaru, Monday. Opihi, from Oamaru, Tuesday. w Calm, from Oamaru, Tuesday. "Wa.iteina.ta-, from Lyttclton, early October. Pott Chalmers, from New York, October. Araira, from Port Chalm«>r3, October 25th. Trcliseick, from Montreal, end October, flcniuaru. from London, November 11th. Projected Departures. Gale, for Lyttclton, to-day. Storm, for Dunedin, Friday. Opihi, for Dunedin, Saturday. Wanaia, for Lyttclton, Saturday. Storm, for Lyttelton. Monday. Opihi, for Lyttclton, Tuesday. Calm, for Lyttclton, Tuesday. j Notes. The Susees arrived vesterday morning from Lyttclton, nnd after discharging cargo sailed last night for Dunedin. The Gale is expected from Oamaru to-day to take in general produce for Lyttclton, | Wellington, and Wanganui. T.hj Storm is duo on Friday from Lyttclton to discharge cargo. She •will go on j to Dunedin, returning via. Camaru on Monday to load for Wellington and" Wnngd.nui, I via Lvttrlton. ■ I The Opihi will arrive on Saturday from Weiiingto", and, after- unliving, .will proceed south/ She is <'ue b«ck on Tuesday to pick up cargo for Lyttclton. "Wellington, j Xelson, Xew Plymouth, and Westport. The Wanufcv "is due from Oamaru on Saturdav to load for Lyttelton. Wellington, J Xa'iier, "Gisborne, and Auckland. j

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LONDC,N. September 23. Sailed from Balboa: Arawa. SYI>NEY, September 23. Arrived, Yo'.sclU', from New Plymouth. Arrived: Uiimaroa ',lO a.m.), from Wellington; Manuka (11 a.m.). from Auckland. 'NEWCASTLE.* September 23. Sailed Bessa, for Auckland. AC'CKLAND, September 23. Arrived, Canopus (7.30 a.m.), from Wcstpovt: Haheno (.9.10 a.m.), from Sydney: Wairuna (0 rr.xu.), from Frisco. Sailed, Kauri (5.10 p.m.), for Newcastle; Ngakuia [7 ;i.m.), for Rarotonga; Hauraki O p.m.), for Vancouver. WELLINGTON, Septornber 23. Arrived, Ma'raioa (7.10 a.m.), from Lyttciton; Calm (7.20 a.m.), from Wanganui; Alexander (7.50 a.m.), from "Wanganui; John (3.45 p.m.), from Lytteiton. ? Sailed, Opua (noon), for Tarakohc; Stcrm (12.55 p.ru..\ for Lytteiton; Kaikoura (i p.m.), for Lytteiton; Tecs (5.13 p.m.), for Wcstport; Awahou (6 p.m.), for Napier; Mararea (7.50 p.m.). for Lytteiton. DUNEDIN, September 23. Arrived, Navua (9.50 a.m.), from Lytteiton; Ga!o (6.50 p.m.), from Lytteiton. Sailed, Lowana (1.50 p.m.), for Melbourne; Trcdinnick (5.30 p.m.), for Port Pirie.