SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19735, 27 September 1929, Page 17

SHIPPING.

POET OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Hiurhday, September 20th. Wall inc. s.s. <0.40 a.m.), 4436 tons, Cameron, from Wnll.ngtott. Union Steam •!'ip Co., agvnta. TVtara, s.s. (#.30 a.m.). 421 tons, Eden, from Turakohe. Union Steam Ship Co. •gents. ' VS"in{»tui. s.s. (9.40 a.m.). 2378 tons. Gray, from Tirimm. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. P'-rt Victor, s.s. <11.30 a.m.), 7280 tons, JX , ' ro,u New Vork, via Auckland and Wellington. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agents. DEPARTURE. Tiiur-Jay. September 26th. Wahme, s.s. (8.25 p.m.), 4430 tons, Cameron, for Wellington. Union Ktecm Ship ©O., agfnti. Expected Arrivals. Wellington, this day. Holuitlilr. '1 imaiu. this day. Breeze, Timaru, this day. Maori. Wellington, this day. fees, Chathams, this day. Wahin»*. Wellington, Meptember 28th. Hale, Ouitkaka, September 28th. HimatuJigi. t'okton, September 2Uth. Atorin, Timaru, September 29th. foxton, Foxton, September 29th. Matoppo, Wellington, October Ist. Kurow, Timaru. October 2nd. Kahika, Timaru, October 2nd. Papitiiui. Wellington. October 2nd Sale, Timani, October 2nd. La* beath, Nnuru, October 3rd. Karetu. Si-ilnej, October 4tli. Kotnrua. Timaru. October 4th. fori mi i. limaru, October Oth. Port Melbourne, Timaru. October sth. Tutanekai, Wellington. October sth. Piako. VVelllnfton, Oetober Sth. Malakand, Port Chalmers. October Btlu PI time, Wellington, Ootober »th. Callandia. Wellington. October 10th. Baraaia, Port Chalmers, October nth. C»na<|t <n r»i)!orer. Wellington. Oct. 16th. Dunedin, H.M S . October 17th. Tairoe. Wellington. October 20t! Tradintiick Wellington, October 23rd. Kaiembe. Wellington, November 3rd. Keeiung Wellington, November sth. Wai tern a'a. Napier, November 6th. Golden West. Wellington. November 6th. Ruapehu. fort Chalmers. November ti:h. Manuka. Wellington. November flth. lonic. Wellington, November 13th Csnsdian Transporter. Wellington. Nov. 13. Port llf»rdv We'lifi'tKin, V.,ven:t.cr I tth. Mahef" Welllrutton, December 4th. fort Oar»in WelHnct..ri, IVcemt'.r " f h. Canadian Conqueror. Wellington. !>ec. 17. Projected Departures. Rolmda!*. Wellington, this day. Peolta, Bluff, this day. Totare, Wellington, tliis day Urease, Wetlingtoh, this day. Uale, Dunedm, September 28th Maori. Wellington, this day. W.ngjtui. Wflllington. this day. Waklae. W«nington. September 28th. Storm, Wellington. September 30th. Hiraatangi. Wellington. September 80th. Test, Chathami. September 28th. Pert Vi.-t..r !>un.-,l n Vsxten Foit'im. September 30th. Kurow, Wellington, October 2nd. XatoppO. Oetol.#.- 2nd. Kahika, Napier. Oetober 2nd. •ale. Wellington, October 2nd. Papansi, Punedin. Oetober 3rd. Rotorua, Auckland, October sth Owinna. Wsllington, October tth. Karetu. Dnnedin. October . Per* Melbourne. Wellington. October 7tb. Tvtanebai. Akaroa. October 7tU. Piako, Imned n. Sth. Ptnme. Oanedin, October 9th. Malakand. Nelson. October 10th. Callandla. Thinedin, October 12th. Raranga, Wellington. Oetober 1-th Canadian Ftp'orer Timaru. October ITtn. Tmrafi. n, Ci-tr>H#r 2 Dunedin. H.M.9., October 23rd. Tredinm-k. Dunedin. 0.-lober 24th. OnMen West, Timani, November 4th. K%*<«inht y Duricdin, November stn. Keeiung, Punedin, November <Mh. Maanlia, Punedin. November «th. "Huapeho, New Plymouth. November Bth. Waitemata. t>nnedin. November Bth. Tort Darwin, Timaru, December Oth. SHIPPING NOTES. The Totare is to complete loading here to--4%j foi !<£rw Plymouth, via "IhT'Holmdale should arrive «i.» morning lo losd for Wellington and Tha Breeie is to take in cargo here to day for Wellington. P'--ton. and Th« Tees is eipecfd this evening I 'mm th CUthsm Islands, and is to sail en the r, trtr> tomorrow. The Pool., i- at I.yttelton . Orafton and NewWl*. vl " A ' W.llm*ton. She will and »»f!t this evening for Bluff. Grey •n«l Sydney , ... Th. O.le ha« keen delayed, and ta h(| dn« h«*r« :«morrow from the nort . «IU n the .fter»o.n for •t>4 Timaru. apd is doe bsek on w" ta load far WeHlnitton and W '•'••""V' 1 .,. A - The WI BJ -st:.,i h-r- .« *•» Aaebtsnd, and »»''* »U (fl " re ivedne*'l»'' The Kshlks should arrive nn ~, tf> '--id fmm p»'.,»dln Osmam and T>W tf Napier and W»W>n. ,-stsl on __The Knrow it »t» expected _ r-J _ Wednesdav Blnff. Th»n»dm. ,nd T Bike le»-!« k*vt for Auckland. ».ia»v next The Karetu should arrive »° kii ils *Tott for% Keinbla and Bydn«T--fot Dunedin and B'uff. h , g ~eet The Ceriaea is timed to I"*d •« '* pi y . •" Oeteber Stk ffr Ne!s«» •»«» 91 * j Ma!* The Manaka is doe • *Oc»b«» •®ttme. via Uuaedia »»d »"*»•" wetlinr 17th and sails th* aame day »* sad Uelbourne.

The liimatangi is now due ou Sunday from Foxton. anil load* on Monday for Wellington, Wanganui, and Foxton. The motor-vessel Foxton should arrive on Sunday from Foxton. She is to be dispatched on Monday afternoon on the return trip. Captain P. Johnson has relieved Captain A. Nelson of the command of the Hlmatangi. The cable steamer Iris was to leave Auckland on Wednesday morning to renew the shore end of the Suva-Norfolk cable at Anson Ba.v. The H.M.S. Diomede undocked at Auckland on Tuesday morning, and is to sail on Tuesday next for England. The New Zealand Shipping Co. advise that the Parracombe is to sail from Montreal on October 15th with general cargo to discharge at Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. News has been received by the Canadian National Steamships that the steamer Canadian Leader left Montreal on September 15th for Australian ports, via Auckland. The vessel is expected to arrive at Auckland ou October 36th. Two oil tankers are scheduled to reach ' Wellington next month with full cargoes of bnl* oil from the Dutch East Indies for the Shell Company. The Kaneila is due at Auckland about October 3rd. and the Scopulas about October 20th. They will unload at Auckland and Wellington. A further change in the Union Company's intercolonial steatners will be made early next month, when the Marama. at present undergoing overhaul at Auckland, will resume, and the Maungunui will be laid up at Auckland. On Friday. October 4th, the Maheno wiil leave Sydney for Wellington, and the Maunganui for Auckland, and on the following Friday the Marama will leave Auckland for Sydney, the Maheno also sailing from Wellington on the same day. The Dorothy M., the new Diesel-engined trawler, built for Mr Jack Monro, a brother of Captain H. Monro, of the Canterbury Co., was launched on Saturday morning at Auckland. A three-skin boat, diagonal-built, the craft is fitted with a 58 h.p. four-cylinder oil engine. She is a nine-tonner, 50ft over all .with a 14ft. beam and a 4ft ftin draught. Her speed i* about nine knots. Electric light is fitted throughout, and there is a patent coiler on deck. Her roomy fish-bold is insulated wtih cork. The motor-ship Oakhank (Captaiu -1. J. Tullooh) arrived at Auckland from Tampico on Monday morning. After loading ti3oo tons of asphalt. the Oakbauk left Turnpico on August 31st. Fine weather prevailed until !»st Friday, when the vessel encountered a moderate south-east gale. Several heavy seas broke aboard, smashing l the awning spar* and doing other minor damace. The Oakbank is discharging 1800 tons of her cargo at Auckland, and was to pail on Wednesday for .Gisborne, Napier, Weilingrton, and New Plymouth to pnt out the remainder. Flying the house flag of the British India Steam Natation Company, the Union Company's chartered steamer Gamaria arrived at Wellington on Wednesday. Toe Gamarai left Calcutta on August 15th, arrived at Sydney on September 12th. Fine weather prevailed for the trip until the last two days, when the vessel entered a cyclone with heavy weather, but no damage was done. After discharging about 3000 tons of her cargo of sacks and wool bales. the Gamaria left Sydney on September 19tb, and experienced a Bne weather trip across the Taaman. After discharging the remainder of her cargo. 1950 tons, the veesel will leave Wellington to-day to rttfnni to Sydney. The Oamarin was bnilt bv the Palmers' Shipbuilding Company at Newcastle in 1920. being one of fourteen vessels of the same class for tho British India Ste®ni Navigation Company. She is regularly engaged in the Indian coastal trade with occasional trips to Australia in the cargo service run by | the company. VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. The following vessels are within range of the undermentioned wireless stations:— Auckland.—Aorangi, Cana<Uan Cruiser, Golden Oloud. Hororata Tns, Katapoi. Kairanea Maui Pomare, Moeraki. Northumberl.nr Oakbank, Plume Prunus. Port Me - bourne, Panella, Tofna, Southern Cross. Wai-Wellington.-—M«ori. Wahine, Ngaio,, Arahura, Tamahine, Niagara, Kawatiri, Karamea, MaftukL? Pakipaki! Portland. C, A. Larson. Sir J. 0. Ross, Kesmos. Tasmania. Chatham Island..—Piako, Tainui. a«ntaka. Remuera. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. SUVA, September 25. e-.i.j . i p.m.), Tofua, for Auckland. { " —Xus'.ntlian Press Association. | AUCKLAND. September 36. Arrived. Kaitiina (2 40 a.m.), from New ' Plymouth; Kairanga (6,15 'V™ WaiJwwa (6.30 p.m.), frot» Los Kaikorai (10.25 a.m.). tor WestDort: Port Melbourne (12-40 p.m ). for Port Ctal»er«; Oakbank (4 5 p.m ). for N*Pier. WELLINGTON, September 26. Arrived, Progress (2 a.m.', from LvUeiton ■ Maori \7 a.m.\ from Lyttelton, Calm (10 'a.m.!, from Lyttelton; Kaiwarra (11.20 ».».<, from Weetport; John (1 p.m.l. from LrtteSwn. Sailed. Poo'ita (12.40 pn> i, for Lvtterton, Vrossrcss (15.50 p.m->, 'or Wacganui; u a v,ira 3 rtrr.l.'for S 'dn»-v. Corinna (6.91 "ml. fot Nelson; Orepnk. .7.40 p.m.), for Waatpnrt. Maori (7.5fl p.ns i, for Lvttaitea; John <7 W P» l- for New J»!ynwMb. September 9*. Arrived, Canadian Challenger (7 88 a.m.), j from Timira; Ma»uka O-40 #m.), fr»a Lytr tel«on: Storm (12.20 p.nO, frem Well^-to.. Sailed, Manuka #ls ».m.), for Bfoff BLUFF. September 2«. , Arrived. Btrackabeek <7.45 p.m.*. f T »r* Seychelles Islands; Narhad* (8 a.m.), fro*, tJunedi*