PORT OF GREYMOUTH.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19985, 21 July 1930, Page 18

PORT OF GREYMOUTH.

Expected Arrivals. Rata, from" Wanganui, to-day. Kaponga, from Wellington, to-day. Parera, from Westport, to-day. Titoki, from Wanganui, Wednesday. Regulus, from Picton, Wednesday. Alexander, from Wellington, early. Projected Departures. Kaimai, for Mirainar and Wellington, today. Kaituna, for Auckland, 'to-day. Poolta, for Brisbane, to-day. Kartigi, for Melbourne, Tuesday. Kaponga, for Auckland, early.' Tees, for Wellington, early. Parera, early. Rata, for New • Plymouth and Qisborne, for Wanganui, early. " Titoki, for Wanganui, early. Note*. The Kaimai Bails to-day with coal for Miraniar and Wellington. The Poolta is loading timber for Brta< bane. She sails to-day. The Kaituna is loading coal and timber for Auckland. She will, sail to-day. The Kaponga; is due from Wellington to-day, and will "load for Auckland. The Kartigi is loading timber for Melbourne, sailing en Tom day.

The Tea* la expected te tall to-day with timber for Wellington. The Parera is due to-day from Westport, to load posts for Gisborne. The Rata ia due to-day from Wanganui direct, to load coal and pries for New Plymouth. The Titoki if due en Wednesday from Wanganui- direct, to load coal for return to Wanganui.' The Regulvs ia due on Wednesday from Pieton direct, to load a full cargo of cool (or Onakaka. The Alexander leave* Wellington on Tuesday for Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth, with general cargo. She is due oa Thursday, and after discharging inward cargo, ia to load a full cargo of coal for Wanganui.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z.

The following vessels are within rang* «l the undermentioned wireless stations:— Auckland—Astoria, City of Khartonm, Clydebank, Ban edits. Golden Coast, King John, KiwHea, Moeraki, Pakipaki, Port Bowen, B«muera, Tofua, Voco. Wellington—Rangitiki, Maunganui, Kawatiri, Kekerangu, Ulimaroa, British Star, Kent, Karetu, Antinous, Rangitane, Bisca, Port Pirie. Awarua—Papanol.