SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20038, 20 September 1930, Page 20

SHIPPING.

POST OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Wfai, hgtiaikir 10th. Mkbnd, sjfcj («*jn.), 1688 tons. Hackvecft, tcm Tbttaru. Onion Steam Ship Co., Ipnti, , MeorL m. (€M ajn.), 8488 tons, Irwin, ftMB Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co, tanker (9.80 a.m.), 7313 tons, XaMvick; Jtmb San Francisco, via Auckland mm* WstWagfam. Shall 00 Company of New DEPASTURES. "■ IkMmr September 19th. Tavranga. ' Kinaey and Co., (jfcifl.jia;). 3jj>BS tons, HacklorWalHngtfoti. 1 FfSfrn Steam Ship ■* ■ ' \ - IfMri, < ; u, (8 ml), 9488, tons, Irwin, <s*»WalHnjrton. -UnionSteam Ship Co., . ! v -'i; .• tus. (10.18 pa.), 9385 tons, BuxS'tcr Auckland, Newcastle, and Sydney. m Mm Ship Oo>, agents. axpected taMb. ' t , Hash*, *oxton,ihisday. Watte* - Wellington, this day. Storm, Timarn, thia day. . Maori, Wallimrtoo. September Slat Caba, Wellington, September 21st. flalatr WMHsftwi, - September 21st. Pama, Glabqrne, September 81st. KakOr Neleon, September 21st. Waimarino, TLmaru, September ,31st. Kalfwgo. CoVb ' Barbour, September 23nd, Oplltlfi Timaru, September 28rd. Xanpo,Wellington, September 2 3rd. Cygnet, Kaikoura, September 38rd. Progress, Timaru, September 23rd. Waikouaiti. Wellington, September 24th. PortCaroliae, Thwlrn, 'September 24th. Ctato),Maura, September 25th. Calm..Steam, September 35th., Maheno, Dunedin September 25th. Tdawaw. Timarn, September 36th. Wtegatni, Wellington, September 37th. .Mat:.;|naun, September 2,7 th. KUfcero'lhmediii, September 38th. :. Boalune, Port Chalmers,'September 38th. - Sooerset, Bluff. Septenlber 29th. Pfpiriki. Wellington. October 11st. Rnapahn. Napier. October Sjnd r ' JCatiuroa, 'Timarn. October 4tb. ) , fiobfam Cloud; Wellington, October 7th. ; Port.Brisbane, Wellington. October 11th. ■ Hertford, Wellington, October 12 th. - <■ Canadian Highlander, Wellington. Oct. 16 , Mahono, Dunedin.; October- 16th. : Nicholson. London. October 18th. . rhuae, WellinKton, October 12th. Sangitata, Glsborne, October 20th. Otaki. Wellington. October 38rd. Waihemo. Napier. October' 25th. ' Varadala Hertford, Wanganqi, November sth. . Golden West Nelson. November 9tb. .. Canadian Conqueror. Wellington Nov. 16. Taftgarjro. Wel"*)»ton. Novembpr 20th. Oftjr "?oklo, WeUlngton, November. ' ®wt* r Hnnter, Wellington, December 7th. Projected Dep^rtoxen. Foxton, Foxton, this day. Wiskina, Wellington, this day. ii. Mimoi Wellington, this day. '' Storm, Wellington, this day. Oanfcdian' Transporter, Timarn, this day. Maori,' Wellington, September ' 32nd. ■ - - t Calm, Blnff, September 22nd. , Gale, Dunedin. September 22nd. . ';' i JUko,' Nidson.r September 22nd. j 32nd. - Waiwarino Wpllintrton. September 22nd. .: Progress, Wellington,, September 23rd. jjn r ellfi|gtDn, rSiptplitr'l&d. Dunedin. September *2Brd. ", Karppo, Obnedin, September 23rd. Cygnet, Kaikoura, -September 24th. Gale, - Welliqgtm, ■ September Maheno. Wellington., Sentomhpr 25th. Calm, Wellingtott,.' September ' 25th. Walfamaitl, Timarn, September 2fltb. Port Caroline. Wanganni. September 36th. Job.. Wellington. September. 27th. - Wfngaral. Dmiedin. September 27th. i Karopo, Wellington. September 29 th. ' Somerset. Wellington. October Ist <i Rftahine. Timsru OetobeT 2nd. . Roapebn. WeHinxton. October 6th. HMroa. Wellington. October 7th. ,i* Golden Cloud, Timarn. October Bth. ' Flame, Dtmedin, October 14th. , Port Brisbane Dnnedin.' October 14th. Bertjdrd, Port Chalmers, October 15th. Maheno,-WelHngton. October 16th. ' Canadian Highlander. Dnnedin. October tQ. $ Bangitata. Wellington. October 31st Otaki Tim am, October 35th. Waihema Duned'n. Octob«r 27th. ,'HMII* ;Pjrt-(l)i»ini«ni November Brd < Btti&pr Wellington, November Bth. , Gomen West Qpned'n. November 11th. ■i; •awdiat 'CWnineror. fPimam- November 17 ffoogatfrw. port Dhalmera. November' 22nd i' Olfjr of Toklo, Dnnedin. November. " Port HonUr Dnnedin. December Bth. * - ' ' SHIPPING NOTES. ' . *«' • j ... . \ J- r - •' • • i Very rongh seas have„ been experienced Mrth «f .Ka|kaora' and in pook Strait during fbt patt- tjto' jJmi, and saiall coastal eraffr ha** been delayed. ' lU' Btwa-it' dne' this morning from Ti, sttrn. >im. is to thta. afteraopn for We' DWrtflii. Pfeton, and Wanganni. The Canadian fransnorter 1* now to sail .

The Foxton is diie to-night from Foxton. and loads on Monday (or the return trip. The Calm has been delayed in tin north snd : is now due from Wellington to-morrow. She is to sail on Monday afternoon (or Bluff, Dunedin, and Timaru. , The Gate should arrive to-morrow from Wellington,, and loads on Monday, for Dunedin; - OanJaru, 'anil Timaru. The Cygnet, has been delayed by bad weather, and la now due hero from Wellington on, Tuesday night. She loads the fol lowing day for Kaikoura and Wellington. The Kiwitea will notno-W call at Lyttel ton thisweek, but Instead , the Kaimanawa is dife here on Friday from Westport, Bluff, Dunedin, and Timaru to discharge' a part cargo of coal. The Kuku should arrive to-morrow from Nelson, and is to sail for the same port on Monday. The Parers should arrive, to-morrow from GlsboHflt- . Bl»; loads here on Monday for WatkoKopn,' Tolaga and Tolcomara Bay. . The Karetu, was dispatched last night for Auckland: Newcastle, and Sydney. The Wingatai is an expected arrival on Saturday next from Auckland and Wellington. She . Is to sail the sum day for 'Dunedin, Blaff,-ft&d-Tliaani* The Kalingo, from Coil's Harbour with hardwood, is now due here on Monday. She proceeds later to Dunedin and Bluff to com pie to 'discharge, thence to Greymouth. The Waimarino is due to-morrow from the sonth to load on Monday for Auckland. ' The Maheno is doe here on Thursday from Melbourne, via Bluff and Dunedin. She is to--sail- the same, day for Wellington, Bluff, aqd;'Melbourne. The Opihi is timed to load here on Tuesday for Nelson! and New. Plymouth. -The -Frogman is- timed' to load here oa Tuesday 1 for,. Wellington, New Plymouth, and Waikato. ■. ■ - The Fernwood is to sail to-day for Wellington for.' further discharge of her cargo from New ' Orleans and: Tampico. The 1 Mahla left London on Tuesday for Australia. The vessel' will' load for Homo in New Zealand in November. , Ltd., have received news that the.Swedish motor-ship Yngaren cleared Lot Angeles on Saturday for Papeete, Auckland, Wellington, and Australian ports. She is due at Auckland, on October 2nd, and at Wellington on October 6th. The Shaw-Savill liner lonic left New Plymouth on " Wednesday night for Wanganui for farther loading. She is now due at Wellington to-day to fill up, and is scheduled to' clear that port finally at daybre&lc next Wednesday (or Southampton and London, via the Panama Canal Advice -has been received that the .Vacuum Oil Company's tanker Plume left San Franoisco'o'n September 14th with bulk motor spirit for discharge at Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. She is due here about October 12th. ' . The Manama, which is recommissioning at Wellington on Monday, will be .under the command of Captain A. T. Toten, late of the Tahiti He will have with him the- follow-ing-officers:—Chief, Mr N. J. Slepen; sec,'ond, Mr F. W. Gibson; third, Mr J. D. Oright'on; chief engineer,- Mr H. McSougall; second, Mr L. A. Calvert; third, Mr E. H. Church; fourth, Mr J. Hamilton; fifth, Mr W. Webling; sixth, ;Mr, G. Loader; seventh, Mr H. A. Napier.'' ....,'■ - The Kaiipiro, which was recommissioned at Auckland yesterday, is under the com mand of Captain W, A. Gray, who has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr J Eawson; second. Mr J, W. Knox;* third.' ,Mr L. D. Thomas; chief engineer, Mr. T. Melville; -second,'. Mr 0. C. Cleary; third, Mr E R Smith. Captain J. Ranfclne . Will be in command of the Kartigi, which is recommissioqiiig at Wellinfctoii ito day, and the! following will be the officera:-—Chiof. Mr J.. D.' Lundie: sec.ond, Mr 0. Strong; third, Mr G. H. Ed wards;, chief engineer. Mr A. S. Ewan; seo ond,Mr L. B. Clark; - third, Mr W. J. Morrison.

VESSELS WITHm WIRELESS RANGE OP N.Z.

The following' vessels are within range of the undermentioned wireless stations:— Auck'and—Arlington Court Astoria. Brunswick, Canadian Leader, Carlson, Golden Cloud Hertford. Kaponga, Moeraki, Niagara, Pipiriki, Raisdale, .Ran-ritiki Shestad, Tofna. tHmaroa. Waipahi, Tarraville. "Wellington—Maori, Wahine,' Tamahine. Ngalo. Aoransri. Rangitata. Parrakoola. Katoa. Mamllins, MMdlesex. ■ lonic, Wairuna. ~Manneanul. Kalingo; Ruahine. . A-warua-—Makqra, Mabeno, Tntanekai, Zea lan die, JKing John. Armadale, City of Lyons. RUAHINE'S PASSENGERS. The following are among the passengers on ' the Rnahine, which is expected to arrive ,at Wellington. at 4 p.m. to-day from Southampton:—First saloon* For .Wellington—Mr and 'Mr* G >T. Pearce. Mr and Mr* J 8. Smith jjind Miss J. Upton, Mrs T B. Rol leston. For Lyttelton—M'sp I. M. Cowli shgw, Mr and Mts Teacher ' For Timaru— Mr'and Mrs H. B Johnstone and six children. For Svdney—Mr E. E. Pohlton. Mr H. M W. and Miss M A. Burn. For Ade lalde—Mr and Mrs P. J. Pack. - Second saloon: For Wellington—Mrs J. G. Seed Mr Leslie. For Auckland—Mr F. I Greg ory. For Melboimn*—Mr R. Robinson and 20 steerage. Pess«n<cers for. the . South Island will. arrive •by to-morrow's ferrv' steamer. .

NEW MOTOR-SHIP. The New Zealand Shipping Company's new 12,000-ton motor-ship Otaio . has been fixed to leave Liverpool on January Brd with cargo l for discharge at Auckland, Welling-, ton, Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers. The Otaio. will be the first of the three new ships to be completed. The second one, the Orari, will follow here in March, leaving Liverpool on March 14th for the same New Zealand ports. Both vessels will bo running under the agency of the Federal Company on their maiden voyages. PORT OF TIMARU. Arrivals. Friday, September 19th. Storm, from Oamaru. D. C. Turnbull and Co., agents. Waimarino, from Oamaru. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. Departure. Friday, September 19th. Storm, for Lyttelton. D. C. Turnbull and Co., agents. Vewel In Port Waimarino. Expeoted Arrivals. Progress, from Dunedin, to-day. Canadian Transporter, from Lyttelton, today. Port Caroline, from Bluff, to-morrow. Opihi, from Oamaru, September 23rd, Gale# from Oamaru, September -24 th. Calm, from Dunedin, September24th. Kaimanawa, from Dunedin, September 25th. Waiko'naiti, .from. Lyttelton, September 35. Breeze, from Oamaru,' September 26th. Karepo, from Dunedin, September 27th. Ruahine. from Lyttelton, October Brd. Port Brisbane, from Dnnedin, October 18th. Canadian Highlander.. (Rom Lyttelton, October 21st. . Projected Departures. . Progress, for Lyttelton, to-day. '. Waimarino, for Lyttelton, to-day. Canadian Transporter, for Dunedin, September 22nd. Opihi, for Lyttelton, September 23rd. Port Caroline, for Lyttelton, September 38. . Calm, for Lyttelton, September 24th. ' Gale, for Lyttelton, September -.24 th. Kaimanawa, for Lyttelton, September 25. Waikouaitl. for Dunedin, September 25th. Breeze, for Lyttelton, September 26th. Karepo, for Lyttelton, September 27th* Port Brisbane, (or Lyttelton, October 18tb Notes. The Storm, which arrived from Oamaru yesterday, sailed later for Lyttelton, j Wellington, and Wanganui. , The Waimarino, which arrived from Oamaru yesterday, will sail to-day for Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland. The. Progress is due from DunecUn to-day ,to. load at Lyttelton, Wellington, New Plymouth. and Waikato. The Opihi is 'due from Oamaru. on September 23rd to load for .Lyttelton, Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth. The Gale is expeoted from Oamaru on September 24th to take' dp cargo for Lyttelton, Wellington, Picton,' and Wanganui. The Calm is. expected from Oamaru on September 24th to load for Lyttelton, Wellington, and Wanganui. The : Kaimanawa loads at Westport to-day for Bluff, Dnnedin, Timaru, Lyttelton, thence Westport. She is. expected from Dunedin on September 25th to discharge coal and load for Lyttelton -and Westport. The Waikouaitl is due from Lyttelton on September 25tb to load for Dunedin ! and Bluff. ' r The Breeze is expected from Oamaru on September 36th to load for Lyttelton, Wellington,' and Wanganui. The Karepo loads at Dunedin on September 36th for Timarn, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland. She is due (rom Dunedin on September 27th. The Canadian Transporter is expected. from Lyttelton to-day to discharge motors and load wool for Canadian ports. She will sail for Dunedin on September 32nd. The Port Caroline is expected from' Bluff for Lon<Jpn. She will proceed to Lyttelton to-morrow tc load meat and general cargo on September 28rd to continue loading.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. SYDNEY, September 19. Sailed, Haunganui (4 p.m.), for Wellington. AUCKLAND. September 19. Arrived, Kiwitea (5 p.m.), bom tea; Btta-. pehu (10 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed, UUmaroa <11.20 a.m.), for Sydney; Kaimiro (5.35 p.m.), for Greymouth. WELLINGTON, September 19. Arrived, Tararmki (8.20 a.m.), from Blu2; Himatangi (3.50 a.m.), from Timaru; H.M.S. Dniedin (6 a.m.), from Nelson; Wahine (7 a.m.). from Lyttelton; Omana (8.30 a.m.), from Newcastle; Gale (11.80 a.m.), from Onekafea; Totara (11.50 a.m.) from Lyttelton: Calm (1.5 p.m.\ from Wanganui; Projrress (1.20 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Kemona (3 p.m.), from Greymouth: Opihi iS.RO p.m ), from New Pljrmoath. Sailed. Profresn (7 -p.m.), for Dunedin; Himatangi (7 p.m.), for Foxton: Wahine (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton • v DTJNET>IN, September 19. Arrived, ; Narbada (13.80 p.m.), from Timaru; Zealandio' (12.50 p.m.). from Lyttelton; King Join (2.10 p.m.), from Lyttelton,

! TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE. The following are the movements of the Union Company's cargo steamers in, the trans-Pacific service:— Waihamo—Left Ocean Falls September 14th for San Francisco and Los Angeles. Hauraki—Leaves San Francisco September 24th for Los Angeles. Waiotapu—Leaves Lautolca September 28th for Vancouver. Waikawa—Left Bluff September 17th for Westport, thence Vancouver, via Lautoka. Wairuna—Leaves Wellington to-day /or Melbourne and Sydney, thence New castle, Auckland. Approximate forward loading dates at Pacific Ooast ports, subjeot to alteration without notice, are:— Waihemo—Expected leave Vancouver September oth, San Francisco September 20th, Los Angeles September 23rd; due Napier October 18th, thence New Plymouth, Nelson, Lyttelton, Dunedln, Bluff. Hauraki—Expected leave Vancouver September 12th, San Francisco September 24th. Los Angeles September 27tb; due Auckland, via Papeete, October 20th, thence Wellington, Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney. Cape York—Expected leave Vancouver October Brd,' San Francisco October 16th, Los * Angeles October 19 th; due Auckland Novetaber 18th, thence Wellington, kelson, Melbourne, Sydney. Waiotapu—Expected,-leave Vancouver No vember 3rd, San Franoisco November 14th, Los 'Angeles November 17th; due Auckland December 10th, thence Wellington, Melbourne, Sydney. .Waikawa —Expected leave Vancouver November sth. San Frattcisco November ; 17th. Los Angsfles November 20th; due Napier December 15th, thence Lyttelton, Dunedin, Nelson, New Plymouth. /Waihemo—Expected leave Vancouver De, cember 18th. San Franoisco December 28th, ; Los Angeles December 81st; due Auckland January 25th, thence - Wellington, Melbourne, Sydney. Hauraki —Expected leave Vancouver December 23rd. San Francisco January 12th, Los Angeles January 15th;' due Auckland Februarys 6th, thence Wellington, Melbourne, Adelaide. Sydney.'

PORT OF GREYMOUTH. Arrivah. Kahika, from Wellington. Expected Arrivals. Kaitoa, from Motueka, to-morrow. Kaituna, from Lyttelton, - to-morrow. Kaimiro, from. Auckland, early 1 . Kaimai, from Hokianga, early. " Kalingo, from Lyttelton. early. Rata, from Tarakohe, early. Projected Departures. Kahika, for Wellington, to-day. Orepuld,. for Onakaka, to-day. _• Kaimiro, for Melbourne, early. Kaitoa, for Nelson, early. Rata, for Onakaka, early. Notes. The: Kaitoa is due from Motueka to-mor-row to load coal and timber for Nelson. The Kaimai i» due to return to Greymouth from Hokianga. The Kaimiro left' Auckland yesterday for Greymouth, where she will load timber for Melbourne. The Kahika sails to-day for Wellington, with coal-and timber. The Kaituna left Lyttelton yesterday for Greymouth direot. Th* Rata leaves Tarakohe on Monday ana Wellington on Tuesday for Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth with general cargo. She in due about Thursday night, as,d after dis charging will load coal for Onakaka and timber for Petone. The Kalingo 1 is due early from Lyttelton with a cargo of hardwood. The OrepukJ sails with a oargo of ■eo»l' for Onakaka./