SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20334, 5 September 1931, Page 19

SHIPPING.

«. OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. tptember 4th. m.), S4SB tons, Irwin, on Steam Ship Co., >.a.), 2826 tons, Xiowo, team SMp' Co., agents, n.), 224 tons, Larsan, f. Toy and Co., agents. TURES. tember 4th. n.), 3488 tons, Irwin, tion Steam Ship Co., i p.m.), 2326 tons, Onion Steam Ship Co., IN PORT. Trest. To. Laid up. Laid up. Wgtn. Nelson pBD ARRIVALS. S>VliUn«ton, this day (3 W.). Kw<* Z S (8 West). M ttfa day (G.P., W.). [flUia. September 6th. BSjg'Bt' September 6th. !MK Swekland, September 6th. September 6th. BUEijrginonth. Heptembar otb. ■Wpfeßeoptomber oth. HHE>(»Umber Bth.' BBliiWthHi. September Bth. ■Bwtaabar »th.. BBH*'September oth. gWWVSeptember Bth HNmlu September 11th. — l awitember 9th. 9th. HjW Wellington, Sept. 12. H^Sm*«^?3t? l>er 18th EKsKSseptemb'er 18tb. BpHP>wrtli, September J 4th. gjjwj. September 14th. September J6th. September 24th. gHjgwmmr,, September 27th. SJC®®?' September 30th. KSSS^ B d! ,stol,er lst - October 4th, MMSi October 7th. BIM> Otober 10th. HELOrtober 11th. ■mjWr October 14th. MMiiigt Wellington. Oct. 15th. October 18th. October 27. Bg •Jfmers, October 28th. ■BUTarm ru ' October 29th. WSgt November 11. Mg- jy*mnrton. November 12. My -Vww, November 28th. H^^^artures. [HBlaPimnber 7th. ■HKiNPteßiberj 7th. September 7th. Baptember 7th. ■RguVfttember 7th. September Bth. MPtember Bth. September tith, ■Hg-Sntnaber Bth. sth. lotli. ■gjg. Paaedin. Sept. 12th. HHRMmber 12th. HHSNKaa, B«pt«mber 14th. —S -Sentembfr 14th. 14th. ■HBHWgnul. September 15th. |HKJfP(«nber ICtli. Sk*- October ISth. October 15 th October 27th. to-day for Vti- < ktre to-day from ( afternoon for. ( ■B#«nire here to-day 1 she is Timaru, Dunedin,

. K "" « due hero to-day from Bluff and Dunedin to discharge coal. Sho is to sail this afternoon for Westport. is ®*P ecto d to-morrow from New Plymouth for further loading, and is rS? "bout Tuesday for Timaru. f 1 " Totara is expected from New PlyZt ™Jni m O , TT ° W ' f n l ia to on Monday W ellington and New Plymouth ,„,™ 0 m°s°r-vessol Taupata is due at Lyt- ?® !t , on . to-morrow from Tarakohe, and is to i n w I<>aday for Nelson. Mapua, and ' rv.n? ' * akin S- cargo also for Waiotapu . CoUingwood, and Tarakohe. aioiapu, , JollQ 11 expected to arrive at Lyt- , telton to-morrow from the north. She loads ° n a^e n paLr« r «i re^:PlTl?oUth and Waikato. ' S ? ld arnve 8t Lyttelton on ■ fnr n , G l sborne - and is to load here 9° a f , bay " of the North Island. 5- d ne on Wednesday froin Dnnedin, Oamaru, and Timaru, loads for Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui. ' Tint. 0 !i Bre S ZO Ss to arrive on Tuesday from Dunedin, Oamaru, and Timaru to tako in rSS S r Wellington and Wanganui. The Storm should arrive here on Wodnes- ; day from Timaru, and is to sail" the same mJ fo * Wellington, Pic ton, and Wanganui. The Waimarino 1b to arrive here on Tuesday from Auckland, Portland, and WellingDunedin *° Sail ° n Tuesd<, y n5 S ht 'or The Waipahi, an route from Rarotouga, nae reported that she «xpectp to arrive at Auckland at 0 a.m. to-day. The Robsevelt Shipping Company's motorship Potter has sailed from New York for Auckland and Australia, via Brighton and Trinidad. The Temeraire, which discharged cargo from Europe, South Africa, and Australia in New Zealand, completed discharge at Napier after being delayed by bad weather, and sailed yesterday for New Britain. VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. The following vessels are within range of the undermentioned \yireless stations: — Auckland—Aorangi, Canadian Highlander, Diomede, Hauraki, Kent, Maui Pomare, Maungamti, New Zealander, Rewuera, Sierra, Tainui, Ventura, Waipahi, Yarravillc. Wellington—Oorinthic, Hersiihius, Karamea, Karepo, Laburnum, Maori, Niagara, Nucula, Port Gisborne, Rangitiki, Bangitata, Soiaerset, Tamchine, Ulimaroa, Veronica, Waltine. Awarua—llakura, Melbourne Maru, Monowai, Ngakuta, Treherbert, Waikouaiti, Wainui. CANADIAN HIGHLANDER DELAYED. The Canadian Highlander, en route from Montreal, reported that at noon on Wednesday sho was 600 miles from Auckland, and was meeting with adverse weather. She is oxpected to arrive at Auckland to-day, and should be at Wellington on September 10th. THE KAREPO. The Union Company advises that the K.irepo left Greymouth on • Thursday for Sydney and Newcastle, thence to Adelaide, Edithburff. and Melbourne, to load for New Plymouth, Auckland, Wellington, Castlecliff, and Lyttelton, She is to load, at Adelaide about September 23rd. MAKURA LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO The Union liner Makura loft Son Francleco on Wednesday on her voyage to Sydney, via ports. She is duo to leove Papeete on September l?th, Rarotonga September 15th, Wellington September 22nd. and is due to orrire at Sydney on September 26th. THE AUSTRALIND. The Australind sailed from New York oft August 23 rd iind Newport News on August 25th for Galveston, Texas, to load a quantity of sulphur. From Galveston she will proceed' to Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Australia. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. SYDNEY, September 4. ; Sailed, Maunganui (4 p.m.), for Auckland. ] AUCKLAND, September 4, Arrived, Kiwitea (5.25 a.m.), from Napier; Narbada (8- a.m.), from Calcutta; Sierra ■ (C.5 a.m.), from Los Angeles; Antigone (8 a.ih.). from Java. _ , ' Sailed. Sierra (5.16 p.m.). Sydney; Waimarino (6,4$ p.m.). for Wellington, 1 Hiuniki (9.30 jp.mT), for Wellington. WELLINGTON, September 4, _ , Arrived. Wahi'ne (7 Ppibi JIU" and CWe (8.50 p.m.), from Lytte}ion. , fttfltd. Ulimaroa <noon), for Sydney, j CroW.n Cross . (4.35 p.m.), for Lyttelton, On ill i (6.23 p.rn.). for Wahine (7.50 ] S' fo7 Lyitelton; Gale (8.10 p.m.), for ( ann -' DUNEDIN, September 4. J Arrived, (+** »•«!>» * rom Ak " r ° # '