SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18243, 29 November 1924, Page 14

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. ". •■ • Friday, November 28th. Mararoa, e.s. (8.45 a.m.), 2598 tons, Sawotl,from Wellington. Union Steam Ship Op., egerits. Tainui, b.s. (8.60 &.in.), 9965 tons, Hartman,' from Dunedm. Shaw, Savill-and Albion Co., agents. Port" Campbell, -a.a. (11 a.m.), 8308 tons, Remolds, from Dunedin. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., - agents. . Wootton, e.s. (6.45 p.m.), 150 tons, Larsen. from "Wellington." A Rhind and Co., agents.

DEPARTURES. Friday, November 28th. • Kentucky, s.s. (6 p.m.), 6602 tons, „Wooster, for; Dane,din. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agent*. Port Campbell, s.s. (8.10 p.m.), 8308 tons, Reynolds, for Wellington. Kinaey and Co., Ltd., agents,'. _ ..,. Mararoa, s.s. (G. 85 Pjin.), .£598 tons, Sewell, for Wellington, union Steam Ship Co., agents.' Expected Arrivals. Cumberland, Wellington, this day. Maori, Wellington, this day* Gale, Timaru, this day. Zita, Auckland, this day. Cygnet, Nelson, this day. Wa.rau, Blenheim, November 30th. .Athenic, Auckland, November 30th. Calm, Wellington, November 80th. , Mararoa, Wellington, November 80th. Putiki, Gisborne, November 'Both. . Maori, Wellington, December 2nd. Ooolana. Newcastle December 2nd. Ripa, Timaru, December 2nd. Holmdale, Timaru', December 2nd. Oropuki,' Tarakohe, December 2nd. Wana&a, Timam, December 3rd. Mararoa, Wellington, December 3rd. Progress, Wellington, December 4th. Waitemata, Newcastle, December 4th. Flora. Gisborne, December sth. Navua, Auckland, December 6th. Wingatui, Wellington, December 6th. Rimutaka, Wellington, December 7th, Canopue, Westport, December 9th. Moeriki, Wellington, December 9m. Flora, Timaru, December 10th. Navua, Timaru,' December 11th. , Tees', Wellington, December 11th. ' Las Vegas, Auckland, December 12th. Hertford, Wanganui, December 14th. Wahine, Wellington, December 16th. . Ruahine, Wellington, December 18th. Pakipaki, Wellington. December 19th. Manuka, Dunedin, December 19th. Illingworth, Auckland. December 32nd. Ruapehu, Wellington, December 25th. Eaimai, Dunedin, December 27th. . City of Edinburgh, Wellington, December 30th.

Projected Departures. : Tainui, Nanier, this day. I Wootton, Wellington, this day. Whangape. Diinedin. this day. Maori, Wellington, this day. Gale, Wellington, th'e day. Cygnet, Kaikoura, November 30th. Hoimdale, Wellington, November 30th. Putiki, Tokomaru Bay, December lat. Calm, Bluff, December lat. Wairau, Blenheim, December Ist. Mararoa Wellington, December Ist. Cygnet, Nelson, December Ist. Hoimdale, Wellington, December 2nd. Ripa, Wellington, December 2nd. Zita, Waitara; December 2nd. Orepuki. Wellington. December 2nd. Maori, "Wellington, December 2nd. Mararoa, Wellington, December 3rd. Wanaka, Wellington, December 3rd. Progress, Wellington, December 4th. Cumberland, Dunedin. December 4th, Flora, Dunedin, December sth. Navua, Dunedin. December 6th. Wingatui, Dur.edin, December 6th. Moeraki. Dunedin, December 9th. Flora. Napier, December 10th. Navua, Wellington. December 11th. Tees, Chatham Islands, December 12th, Hertford, London, December 18th. * Manuka, Wellington, December 19th. SHIPPING NOTES. An arrival in port yesterday was the liner Port Campbell from Dunedin, to load for New York, Boston and London. The vessel left later for Wellington, other loading porta to be visited being Wanganui, Napier and Auckland. The C. and D. liner Port Chalmers was doe iat Wellington yesterday from New Plymouth to continue* loading for Genoa. She is to leave to-morrow for Napier. Tie Remnera is due ai Wellington to-day from Napier. She will leave Wellington on Tuesday fox Southampton and London, ro PmrftiffuTiii

Mr R. Lloyd has signed oft the Waihora'3 articles as second mate and Mr J. Hare has joined the vessel in his etead. Among recent charters is that of the steamer Largo Law, 4905 tons, to load wool and general cargo in New Zealand for the United Kingdom or th» 0""-t''" nt. For New . Zea'and porta ' the otoamoi* Sussex, which is runniUfj una. cu..ikr to i-e Union Line, ia to leave Calcutta towards the enu of this month. The coastal steamer Wootton arrived at Lyttelton yesterday from Wellington. She will leave to-day on her return. The new mammoth floating, dock, the largest in the world, constructed by Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., is now in service at Southampton; and recently lifted from.the water the White Star liner Olympic, one of the largest steamers in existence, for her periodical overhaul. The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Tainui arrived at Lyttelton yesterday from Dunedin for Homeward loading. She goes next to Napier, thence to Wellington, her final port. The Wanaka is due on Wednesday from Timaru to load for Auckland and . Now Plymouth, sailing via Wellington. The Whangape is to leave Lyttelton today for Dui:edin, Bhiff and Sydney. With a cargo of coal from Newcastle, the Waitemata is duo at Lyttelton on Thursday next. The Navua is due at Lyttelton from Auckland direct on December 6th with transhipments of fruit ex >the Tofua. The vessel goes next to Dunedin, and returns about five days later to load for Auckland via Wellington. The Flora, with a load of sheep from Gisborne, is due at Lyttelton on Friday. She goes next to Dunedin returning later to load for Napier and Gisborne. The Wingatui is due : from Auckland Tia Wellington on Saturday. She goes next to Dunedin and Bluff.

The Kentucky left yesterday for Dunedin to continue discharge of her cargo. Duo to-morrow from Wellington with West of England cargo, the liner Cumberland will probably remain in port for four or five days, before proceeding to Dunedin. The Putiki is due to-morrow from Giaborno.' She will sail on Monday; for Tokosiaru Bay, Tologa Bay and Waikokopu. The Wairau . from Blenheim is due tomorrow. She leaves on her Monday. A cargo of coal » being brought by the auxiliary schooner Zita, which is due at any time now from Auckland. The vessel will load at Lyttelton for Waitara? ■• The Canopus is duo from Westport on December 9th. The Mahia left Liverpool on Saturday laat with, cargo for Australian ports. She is expected in New Zealand towards the end of. January to load for Home.. The Coolana left Newcastle on November 2£th with a cargo of Aberdare and Bellbird coal for Lyttelton.. She is. due about Deoember Ist.

The following officers Have .been"appointed to the Marama, which is being reoommia-eioned:—-Master, Captain C. Clift; chief officer, Mr E. T. MacCellan; seipbndj Mr W. B. Willis; third, Mr A. D. JjEolden; purser, Mr P. Chappel; chief engineer, Mr J. Anderson; eeoond, Mr R. S. Dickie; third. Mr E. McCullam; fourth, Mr J. ■Craig; fifth, Mr W. C. Bailey; eixth, Mr J. L. Hunt-r; seventh, Mr A. Williams; chief steward, Mr A. Day. •■ ■ ...... Permission has been given to the. Auckland branch of the New Zealand Tourist League for a representative to board vessels of the Union Steam Ship Company, the New Zealand Shipping Company, and the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company with locs, information for passengers. It is felt that this service will be useful to people arriving from overseas and also make through passengers feel .that someone takes an interest in them. Where the system has been tnea in other places it has been found that it results in return visits of longer duration. The Galo- is due a.t Lyttelton to-day from Timaru with: transhipments for tho Tainui.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. Auckland-Tofua. Koromiko, Port Hunter, Kairwigu, Quebeo City, Kumaa, ■****> Mafcura, Kaituna, Bona, Trew/n,, Haurah, Las Vegas, Ulimaroa, Waitomo. _ Wellington—Maori, Mararoa, Nsjaio, Arahura. Waihora, Tahiti, Eemuera, Waihemo, Rokiioa, Shreveport, Marama Canadian Challenger, Turakina, Atholl. Moerato, kanaka. Sir James Clark Bom, Kaunanawa, Knookfierna, Artemisia, Port Chalmers, Eair tangata, Mabeno, Tutanekai, Port Campbel., Waikawa. Chatham Islands—Australind,