SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19786, 26 November 1929, Page 16

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. DEPARTURES. Monday. November 25:1t. Oi! Trader, s. tanker «2.15 p.m.). 5550 tons, Barlow, for San Pedro. Shell Oil Company, aeents. Maori. «.». (7.55 p.m.l. nig* tons. Irwin, fur W>llin*ton. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Expected Arrivals. Wal.ine, Wellington, this day. Itreeze, Wellington, this. day. Cyxnet. Kaikonra, this day. Waipiata. Wellington, this day. John. Wellington. November 27th. Rtiapehti, Wellington, November 27th. Wingatni. Wellington, November 27th. Knrow, Timaru. November 271 h. Maori. Wellington, November 271 h. (aim, Tiowrn. November 27th}Io!mdaIe, Timaru. November 27th. ProgTCHv Picton, November 27th. Paiia, Bluff. November 27th. Gale. Wellington, November 23th. Muko. Gi'horne. November 28th. Foxton, Wellington, November 28th. Manuka, Dunedin, November 2«th. Tttoki, Tarakohe, November 29th. Kaiv.-arra. Wellington, November SOlh. Breeie, Timaru. November 00th. Kent. Wellington. December Ist. Maai Pomare, Apia. December 2nd. Corinns, Timaru. December 3rd Maheno, Wellington, December 4th. Kahika. Timaru, December -Ith. kuahine. Wellington, December 6th. Min, Wellington. December Bh. Taranaki, New Plymouth, December 12th. W'airuna. Los Angeles. December 12th. Kent, Timaru. Deeember ISth. Port Darwin. Wellington. December 15th. Plume. Wellington. December 17tli. Canadian Conqueror. Wellington, Dec. 18th. Australind, Wellington, December 18th. Cambridge. Wanganui, December 19th. Mahana. Wellington. January 3rd. Itimutaka, Port Chalmers, January- 4th. Armadai*. Wellington, January 10th. Kent, Timarti, January I,lth. Golden Cross. Wellington. January 14th. Canadian Highlander, Wellington, Jan. 14. Cumberland. Wellington, January 15(h. T.iinni. Wellington. January 17th. Port Denison, Wellington, January 29th. City of Wellington. Wellington. January 30. Port Brisbane, London, January 31«t.'

Projected Departures. Waikouam. Wellington, this'day. Norfolk. Dunedin, this day. Poolta, Timaru, this day" Canopus, Wcstport, this'day. Milluna. Tort Chalmers, this day. Wahine, Wellington, this day. Port Hardy, Dunedin, this ajy. Breeie, Duaedin, this day. Waipiata, Dunedin, this day. Maori, Wellington, November 2 7th. John, Wellington, November 27th. Wiogatut, Auckland, November 27th. Progress. Dargavillc. November 27th. Kurow. Wellington, November 27th. Calm, Wellington, November 27th. Cygnet. Kaikoura, November 27th. Huiradile. Wellington, November 27th. Manuka, Wellington. November 23th. Ruapehu, Port Chalmers. November 28th. Foxton. Foxton, November 28th -Mako, Waikokopu, November 26th. Gale. Dunedin, November 2*th. Titoki, Nelson, November 29th. Ksiwarra. Dunedin, November 30th. Breeze. Wellington, November 30th. Corinna, Wellington, December 3rd. M»ui Pomare, Wellington, December 3rd. Kent, Dunedin, Lvcember 4th. Kahika, Napier, l.'ecember 4tn. Ruahine, Port Chalmers, December 9th. W'airuna, Dunedin. December ltth. Taranaki, Wellington, December ltith. Port Dsrwin, Timaru, December 17th. Kent, Wellington. December 19th. Canadian Conqueror, Timaru. Dec. 10th. Australind, Dunedin, December 19th. Cambridge, Wellington, December 23rd. Mahana, Port Chalmers, January 7th. Armadale, Eunedin. January 11th. Canadian Highlander. Timaru. Jan. 15th. i usnbertand. Port Chalmers. Jan. 17th. Kent, Wellington. January 19th. Port Denison, Dunedin. January 31st. Port Brisbane, Port Cha!mer.». Feb. 6th. SHIPPING NOTES. j I The Breeie 1- due to-day f:o<n the u or tn. I snd will load for Dunedir., Oimiu. and j Timaru. J The Wupiiu should arrive to-day from ' Auckland and Wellington, and n to =a:i to- ! night for Dunedin ana Timaru. j The Roafehu should arrive to-morrow from | Wellington, iv continue loading tor London, ' Avoomouth. I.i»erpooi. and Glaagom-. ; The Cygnet is daei to-nisht from Kaikoura j and Wellington and is to >ail tomorrow nigh; ' ci. th« return trip. Th? Wir.gitu! :.» no-ar d.te :•• ni...rr..w :r.»m { Portland a;:d Wellington. and !.,ad.- here later f.ir Au.-blaod. The Karow is eipe-"ted fruni T,ii;.»ri -..- . niorror.- ••--> i..».i for Uisbnrne. >h<» >:>;;■. {or " Welhnstnc. Gtsborne, and A-ickiand. : Th' John is to load here t.>nvirn.u- for ! Wellington. Nc*' Plymouth, and Waikat... j Th*" P.i'i.l :s due rr.ornir - '-..m Biti'T. She .ail. later for the r..rth. ' \ The Pool's i« to ivrop'ete to da-., '■ and »ail« for Timaru and Oresmouti: *' ! The Waiko34iti is «t|.».-t<il r„ ,;,- .„.,| n , ' <c.r Wellington to ..rmpivte loadirg i-,r fcj rf '■ t«y. The Caaofius »fc vi'.d complete d. ■ .-barge of 1 r':r cargo of <-oa! here to-day. ci ;i( j ..ate- :u (jefiera! -arjo for Wejtport dire,-- | The Sfil-una i« ao»- ?-> «™:l •-.. ,l»r ■; . i-,.- ; I Chalmers to complete d-»ch!»rg<" of'h, ;r ' of phraiphiten. *" ! Th* "il Trader »a:!»d resieidj-- s:;..- aoc/:i ' for San P»dro. ' ' j The Norfolk it bo-t timed to +*-.' to da» *•■ - ! Port Cl.air.-.--i to comr-!e:e d:»-hjr;» of he"-) West of Fngland cargo. Th* Pro*res« is due ro-morrow tr.nrnio: ! from rictor. and satis t" rwrr."- sfterr.eojj stiih earr" (<■•!• Wa>k*!o and Ilsrgasil!The Calm shou'd i-r.r* from ire ~-.«;•** , hh , morroe to load for Wellington and X-l-'p'- ' atonra. {

The Cale is expected from the north ou Thursday. She is to sail the same dav for Dunedin. Oamaru, and Timaru. . ' The Foxton should arrive here on Thursday to load for Foxton direct. The Jiako is to load at Lytteiton on Thursday for Waikokopu, Tolaga Bay, and Tokomaru Bay. The Titoki is due here on Friday from Tarakohe. She loads here for Nelson,, Wcstport, and Greymouth to the agency of ICinsev and Co, Ltd. The Kahika is timed to load at Lytteiton on December 4tn for Napier and Gisborne. The Kotorua, which left Wellington on October l'Jth, arrived at Southampton on Friday. Tho Canadian National Steamships advise that the Canadian Challenger has been fixed 10 leave Halifax oa December 24th with general cargo to discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lytteiton, Timaru, Dunedin, and Bluff. News has been received that the fivemasted schooner Bculah, which left t>an Francisco on October 16th with a cargo of timber for Auckland and Wellington, will call at Noumea en route. She is now expected to arrive at Auckland about the middle of December. The second of the New Zealand Shipping Company's new motor passenger liners, the Itangitata, left Southampton on Friday for Auckland and Wellington. She is due at Auckland on December 20th, and at Wellington about January 4th. She brings 90 first, 85 second, and 212 third-class passengers. Captain J. L. B. Hunter, formerly of the Kotorua, is in command. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co. advise that the Taranaki left Melbourne on Friday* morning for Wellington, where she is due next Thursday morning to commence loading for London. The vessel will leave Wellington on L'cccmber 3rd to load also at NewPlymouth and Lytteiton, and is due back at Wellington on December 17th to fill up. The Taranaki will sail finally from Wellington on December 21st for London, via Panama. A notable addition to the Pacific fleet of •Canadian-Pacific Steamships. Ltd., has recently been made by the delivery of the Empress of Canada, which has been re- j cngined by her builders, the Fairfield Shipping and Engineering Company, Ltd., of Govan, Glasgow. The ship was built in 1922, and had a designed speed of 19 knots. This speed not sufficient to allow her to compete in service with the new vessels, the Empress of Britain and the Empress of Japan, which are being built on the Clyde, and itw as therefore decided to install new j single-reduction geared turbines of the Par-. sons type, using superheated steam, and j capable of developing 40 per cent. more horse-power than was possible with the original machinery. The new turbines have a designed horse-power of 26.000 under service conditions, and 29.000 s.h.p. maximum. The ship recently completed her trials on the Clyde, and an average speed of 22.5 knots was attained. Formerly, when on the Pacific service, the speed attained under the most favourable conditions was 20.6 knots, at a consumption of 284 tons of fuel oil per day. Since her conversion, the Empress of Canada has made a westbound trans-Atlantic passage at an average speed of 20.53 knots on a daily consumption of 175 tons of fuel oil.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. The following vessels are within range of the undermentioned wireless stations: — Auckland —Min, Golden West, Kaikorai, Uiimaroa, Age, Maui Pomare, Golden Coast, Maunganui, Great Aston. Dalveen, Bradavon, City of Delhi, Tofua, Tutanekai, Tregonnel, Tiangitiki. Wellington—Maori. Wahine, Ngaio, Arahura, Tamahinc, Marama, Niagara, Aorangi, Taranaki, Oil Trader, North Pacific, Carriso, Corinthic, H.M.S. Dunedin. Awarua —Manuka, Paua, Pir ,T. C. Ros«. C. A. Larsen, Kosmos, f-outhern Princess, Keeliing. * Chatham Islands—Ruahine, Cornwall. Port Campbell, Port Darwin. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LONDON. November 24. Arrived, a; London, Rotorua: at Panama, Raranga. Sailed, Rangitata, from Southampton; Talacia, from Liverpool, i AUCKLAND. November 20. I Arrived, Bosworth .7 a.m. , from GalvesI ton. i WELLINGTON, November 25. I Arrived. Xotara. t.5.15 a.ui.'., from Timaru: j Brunswick (7.30 a.m.t, irom Auckland; [ W-.ngat'.'i -2.20 p.m.>, from Auckland. j bailed. Dunedin t,6.30 a.m.', for Auckland: ! lot are 1,1-10 p.m.), ior New Plymouth; Gale j (5 10 p.rn. 1 , for Wantrar-ui; Wahine '7XO ! I>.ni.\ for Lvttelton. ' ; FREMANTLK. November 2.7. j Arr.-.ed, Orontos, on her maiden voyage. ! {".'in is 24 hours ahea'i of seliednic time. DCNF.DIN, Novein'r.-r 25. ! .Sailed. John '>"..20 p.nt.i, for Titnarn; J Kurow '10.30 p" 1 - 1 . -o r Tiruaiu; Calm f11.5 p u. , for Oamaru. . BLI'KF. N.j-eniber >S. ! Srf.lod. Mar.i-.ka '-f.lj p.m.'i. for Dunedin; ] J'.t,ua (3.30 p.m. l , for Lytteiton. : T/AILV MI'.MOKAXDA T-.-.i«y, Nov. Xth. i ACCTKiNS. '■ ILK, r.z.e ..n.i V.'.i'.u. a- tiic.r K..oii,s, at i 1 p m.--. L -':.rni*ure. etc. ' If. i't. and Co.. a; the.r Rocma, c at 1 p.m.—i"'ttn;Ture, etc. J Joi-.-s. M-Crest.c Ci., Llcj.. a* -II WhiteI ie.jh jvcnii.-, Adriir.;ton. at 1 t -..m. —ProI pert.-. Furniture, etc. ! L.j' -rv ari'i ('■■>.. L'd.. a' '-c ' Rooms, at j I,'» p.rri.—Kurn:*.L.rc- and Hflrcts.

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