SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19970, 3 July 1930, Page 14

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. arrivals. Wednesday, July 2nd. Maori, s.a. <6.40 a.m.), 8488 tons, Morgan, from Wellington. Union Steam 6bip Company, agents. Opihi, s.s. (7.15 a.m.), 1118 tons, .Tnman, from Timaru. Union Stosm Ship Company, agents. Kuku, s.s. (.10.6 a.m.); 224 tone, Larsen, from Nelson. W. W. Toy and Co., ageDts. Storm, s.s. (9.50 p.m.), 741 tons, Shepherd, from We3tport. A. 11. Turnbull and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. "Wednesday, July 2nd. Waihemo, b.b. (10.50 a.m.), 5W* Kankine, for Dunedin. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Fozton, m.B. (3.20 p.m.). 2U tens, Haneoi, for Toston. A. U. lurnbnll and Co, agents. - Opihi, s.s. (BJ3 p.m.), 1116 tons, Inraan, for Wellington. Union Stoam Ship Company, aS Maori. U.s. (3.20 p.m.), 3488 tons, Morgan, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. ' . Kuku, 8.0. (9.35 p.m.), 22-i tons, Larscn, for Kaikoura. W. W. Toy and Co., agents. Bspectcd Arrivals. Toes. Wellington, this da?. Storm, Wostpovt, this ds'.v. Wahine, Wellington, this da>. Holmdale, Timaru, this day. Mahpno, Dunedin, this dayMaori, Wellington, July 4th. Knton, Wellington, July 4th. fia'.e, Timaru, July 4th. Totara, Wellington, July 4th. Foxton, Foxton, July 4th. Breeze, Picton, July 4t,li. Wingatui, Timaru, July sth. Karepo, Wellington, July sth. l'arera, Gisborne, July sth. Progress, Timaru, July 6th. Orepuki, Tarakohe, July (3th. Kekerangu. Newcastle, July 7th. Kent, Timaru, July 7th. Katoa, Wellington, July 3th. Waikouaiti, Sydney, July Stb. Breeze, Timaru, July Bth. Waimarino, Wellington, July Bth. Waipiata, Timaru, July 9th. "Wainui, Timaru, July 9th. Papanui, Wellington, July 9th. Golden West, Wellington, July 10th. Argyllshire, "Wellington, July 11th. Kurow, Wellington, July. 11th. ' Bisea, San Pedro, July 12th. Karamea, Timaru, July 12th. Canadian Challenger, Wellington, July 10. •Pakipaki, Wellington, July 31st. City of Khartoum, Wellington, August 3. Itemuera, Port Chalmers, August 3rd. Port 4)owen, Wellington, August 6th. Eangitiki, Southampton, August 7tli. Golden Coast, Wellington, August 9th. Dunedin, Wellington, August 12th. Canadian Britisher, Wellington, August 15. Waikawa, Napier, August 29th. Narbada, Wellington, August 31st. Taranaki, Suva, September 3rd. Canadian Transporter, Wellington, September 16th.

Projected Departures. Toes, Wellington, this day. Wahine, Wellington, this day.' . Mahono, Wellington, this day. Holmdale, Wellington, this day. Waipiata, Dunedin, this day. Maori, Wellington, July 4th. Gale. Wellington, July 4tli. Foston, Foxton, July 4th. Breeze, Dunedin, July 4th. Totara, Wellington, July 4th. Enton, Dunedin, July sth. Wingatui, "\Vellington, July sth. Karepo, Wellington, July sth. Parera, Wailcokopu, July 3th. Progress, Wellington, July 7th. Orepnki, Nelson, July 7th. Tamaroa Port Chalmers, July 7th. Waimarino, Dunedin. July Bth. Breeze, Wellington, July Bth. Papanui, Dunedin, July Btli. Waipiata, Wellington, July Oth. Walkouaiti. Dunedin, July Oth. Kent, Wanganui, July 9th. Wainui. Wellington, July 9th. Kurow, Dunedin, July 11th. Golden West, Dunedin, July 11th. Bisca, Wellington, July 14th. Karamea, Gisborne, July 14th. Argyllshire. Port Chalmers, July 14th. Canadian Challenger, Timaru, July 17th. Oity of Khartoum, .Timaru, August 4th. Port Bowen, Dunedin, August Bth. Golden Coast, Timaru, August 12th. Waikawa, Dunedin, August 30th. SHIPPING NOTES. The litmueru. which sailed from London on June 13th for Suva, Wellington, Port Chalmers, Lyttelton, and New Plymouth, arrived at Colon and sailed from Panama on Sunday. Sho is duo at Wellington on July 28th. The Tamaroa, which is completing discharge of her London cargo here, will commence loading at this port,: and is to sail about Monday for Port Chalmers to continue. The Cygnet is to complete loading explosives at' Ripa Island to-day for • Wellington direct. The Waipiata is now to sail to-day for Dunedin and Bluff, and is due back on Wednesday to load for Auckland. The Tango Jlaru, with cargo from Japan for transhipment to New Zealund ports, sailed from Hong-Kong on Juno 24th, and is due at Sydney on July 14th. The Holmdale is expected this morning from Timaru, and is to sail' this afternoon Jtor , VTeUinftoa a*d Wangamfc

The intercolonial steamer Mahono is due here to-day from Dunodin to discharge Melbourn© cargo and to load. feho is to this afternoon on the arrival of. the p.m. train from Christchurch for Wellington, Bluff, and Melbourne. The Storm was duo last night from Westport with bunker coal. She is lo dock her© for cleaning and paintinf. Tho Totara is expected to-morrow from Wellington, and will load for New Plymouth, via Wollinjrton. The Breene should arrive to-morrow trom Wanganui and Picton, and is to Bail in the afternoon with carso for Dunodin, Oamara, and Timaru. Tho Gale is due to-morrow from southem ports and loads here for "Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui. The Parera should arrive here on Saturday from Gisborne with cattle. She is to tako in cargo hore for Waikokopu, Tologa Bay, and Tokomaru Hay. The Progress is due her© on Sunday from the sonth, and loads on Monday for New Plyrootrth BDd Waikato. The Orepuki should arrive here 6n Sunday from Tarakohe with cement. She ia to load here on Monday for Nelson, Weotport, and Greymoutb. The Tees i:t dne here to day from Wellington, and is to be dispatched this eToning for Nelson, Weatport, and Greymonth. The motor-ship Enton ie dne here to-mor-row from Wellington to discharge New Ttork cargo. It ia expected to dispatch her on Saturday for Dunedin. The Wninui i« due here on Wednesday from Timaru to load for Napier and Gieborne. The Hororata is to sail from Wellington M-morroiv- for Southampton and London, Tia Montevideo and Las Palmas. J. A. Uedpath and Sonß. Ltd., advise that the Melbourne Shipping Company's steamer Woolgar ia to leave Auckland to-day for Napier, Wellington, and New Plymouth to complete dischargo of her cargo of jarrah from Bunhury. The Orient liner Orontny, which left London on May 21th for Australian ports, is carrying the "following passengers for Now Zealand:—Kor. F. Buckley, Mrs Dickinson, Mr F Dickinson, and M. A. Totman. Tho Maunga-iui, which arrived at Wellington on Tuesday morning from Sydnoy, included in her cargo transhipments from the following vessels:—Talune, Baradine, Maringa, Sydney Maru, Garmula, Barrabool, Moldavia, Naldora, Otranto. Oronsay,' Orvieto, Kowarra, Karoola, Malooja, Canberra, Time, Arendskerk, Sierra, Marella. The Shaw, Savill Company advise that the motor-ship Karamea left Dunedin on Tuesday for Port Chalmers to commence hor Homeward loading. She will subsequently load at BlufF, Timaru, Lyttelton, Gisborne, and Wellington. Tho vessel ia dno at Wellington on July 22nd, and ia scheduled to sail finally from there on July 24tli for London, via the Panama Canal. The Union Company's cargo steamer Wairana, which is usually engaged in tho trade between the Pacific Coast of America and New Zealand and Australia, and which was laid up nt Auckland early in May, in to be rocommissioned She ia being docked for cleaning and painting at Auckland, and is to leave there to-morrow for Vancouver. Advice has beon received by the Federal Company that tho Pakipnki, on routo from Liverpool to Auckland, cleared the Panama Canal 011 June 2Gth. She in due at Auckland on July 3 Stli and will later proceod to Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Timaru to complete discharge. Tho Federal Company advise that the Argyllshire arrived at Auckland at 0.40 p.m. on Monday from Liverpool. She is to leave again to-morrow for Wellington, Lyttolton, Dunedin, and New Plymouth to complete discharge. Captain E. H. Phillips is in command of the Golden West, which is.du« at Wellington on Sunday from Los Angeles, via Auckland, and he has associated with'him the following officers:—Chief, Mr 0. W. Ellingsen; second, Mr A. Preston; third, Mr-J. Michelson; chief engineer, Mr'S Shaw; first'assistant, Mr G. Thompson; second. Mr T. O'Brien; third, Mr J. J. Hoff; wireless operator. Mr D. Lutz; chief steward, Mr D. McLiver.

Captain J. Beighton is in command of tho Ferndale, which arrived at Wellington on Monday from Brisbane, and ho has associated with him tlio following officers:—Chief. Mr ■P •_ Qhowles; second, Mr L, J, Hopkins; third, Mr H. Chowe; wireless operator, Mr O. A. Read; chief engineer, Mr T. rf Wobb; second, Mr H. Dunn; third, Mr R. L. Dawson; fourth, Mr T. H. Paptvorth; fifth, Mr A. D. Squire; sixth, Mr H. N. Whiteside; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr R. B. Crawford; second, Mr 0. Erington; chief steward, Mr E. A. Mitchell. VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. The following vessels aro within range of the undermentioned wireless stations:— Auckland —Aorangi, Tot'ua, Waipahi, Duifedin, Sierra, Canadian Challenger, Rpna, Indianic, Moeraki, Tainui. Wellington—Arahura, Tamahina, Maori, Wohine, Port Fremantle, fianadian Constructor, Makura, Enton, Niagara, Kaimiro, Egero, Itangitata, Cambridge, Turakina, Vacuolino. Awarua—Maheno. .Tahiti,. Khvitea. Kent, Port Pirie, Mernoo. Cliat'aams—Papanui. AMERICAN CARGO. With l,t>oU,ooo£t o£ lumber, ua well uj 1000 tons o£ case oil and general cargo from Pacific Coast ports, the Ocean and Oriental Navigation Company's steamer Golden West arrived at Auckland from Los Angeles 011 Sunday afternoon. She will unload 300.000 ft of lumber and 1500 tons of caso oil and general cargo at Auckland, the remainder 1 being for Wellington, where she iis duo ou Sunday, Lyttelton, and Dun edin. The cargo 1 wai loaded-ftt Ewek*. Portland Xa*

coma, Vancouver, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. She Bailed from Loa Angeles on May a Ist. Genorally fair weather prevailed on the voyago, but owing to the boilers using more \nater than was anticipated tho vessel called at Pago Pago on Juno 20th to replenish her water tanks. The call at Pago Pago took the vessel about 180 miles off her usual track and delayed her arrival at Auckland.

WEATHEK REPORTS STOPPED. WELLINGTON, July 2. .11 Has been the custom for tho Meteorological Department to Bend out by the Morse code a weather report at 9 p.m., but for reasons of economy the practice is being discontinued. This is complained of by mariners, who say thut it will be much missed. It is true that tho report is radioed out by speech stations, but ships may not bo able to pick this up. Tho rain* of the Morse message is emphasised as against the very small baring Its discontinuance can possibly effect, and one master mariner places in contrast the value to the Meteorological Department of the weather messages sent' free by ships themselves. SHrPPJNG TELEGRAMS. LONDON, Jnly 1. Arrived, at San FVancisco, Golden Cross; at Colon, Remuera; at Panema, Canadian Conqueror. Sailed, Pakipaki, from Paname; Ifonaado, from Ncav York; Canadian Cruicer, from Quebec. SUVA, July 2. Sailed, Tofua (l'J a.in.), for Auckland. AUCKLAND, July 2. Sailed, 'Woolgar (5.10 p.m.), for Napier; Kangitano (5.35 p.m.), for Totomaru Bay; Kaimanuwa <lO p.m.), for We3tport; Kanna (11 r.m.). for Grcyinonth. WELLINGTON July 2. Arrived, Athel Recent (u.50 a.m.), fiom Trinidad; Waliine (7 a.in.), from Lyttelton; Turakina, (7.30 a.m.), from Tirnaru; Kaimni (8.80 a.m.), from Xew Plj'moutli; Calm (noon), from Lyttelton. Sailed, Tees (1 p.m.), for L>tielton; Ferndale (1.00 p.m.), for Now Plymouth; 'Waliine (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Calm (11 p.m.), for V.'anjianui. DUNEDIN, July 2. Arrived, Wingatui (7.15 a.m.), from Ljtteltott; Karcpo (1.15 p.m.), from Bluff; Kent (4.45 p.m.), from Bluff. Sailed. II ah en o (10.15 n.m.'i, for Lyttelton; Galu (G.lO p.m.), for Timaru.