PORT OF TIMARU

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20977, 4 October 1933, Page 17

PORT OF TIMARU

ARRIVALS. Yesterday. Holmdale, from Oamaru. H. J. R. Somerville and Company, agents. Foxton, from Dunedin. D. C. Turnbull and Company, agents. DEPARTURES. Holmdale, for Lyttelton. Foxton, for Lyttelton. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Totara, Dunedin, this day. Poolta, Oamaru, this day. Holmglen, Dunedin, October 5. Storm, Dunedin, October 7. Waimarino, Dunedin, October 8. Opihi, Oamaru, October 8. Gale, Dunedin, October 9. Titoki, Dunedin, October 1.1. Wingatui, Oamaru, October 16. Waikouaiti, Dunedin, October 20. Waihemo, Lyttelton, October 25. Rotorua, Dunedin, November 20. Remuera, Port Chalmers, Feb. 5. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Totara, Lyttelton, this day. Poolta, Lyttelton, this day. Plolrnglen, Lyttelton, October 5. Storm, Lyttelton, October 7. Opihi, Lyttelton, October 8. Gale, Lyttelton, October 9. Waimarino, Timaru, October 9. Titoki, Lyttelton, October 11. Waikouaiti, Lyttelton, October 20. Waihemo, Dunedin, October 25. OVERSEAS VESSELS FOR LYTTELTON City of Singapore, due October 7 from New York and Gulf of Mexico ports, via Auckland, and Wellington. To discharge. Cumberland, due October 30 from Liverpool, via Auckland and Wellington. To discharge. Coptic, due October 11 from London, via Suva and Port Chalmers. To discharge.

Rotorua, due November 18 from Liverpool, via Auckland and Wellington. To discharge. Completes at Port Chalmers and Timaru. Winton,. due November, from New York, via Auckland and Wellington. To discharge. Port Gisborne. due November 2G from London, via Port Chalmers. To discharge. Wairuna, due November 11, from Los Angeles, via Auckland and Wellington. To discharge and load. Proceeds to Dunedin, Bluff, and Australia. Karamea, due December 3 from Liverpool, via Auckland and Wellington. To discharge. Completes at Dunedin and New Plymouth. Waihemo, due October 24 from Los Angeles, via Auckland, Napier, and Wellington. To discharge and load. Canadian Cruiser, due October 27 from Montreal, via Australia and Dunedin. To discharge and load. Sails for New York, Boston, and Halifax. City of Bedford, due November from New York, via Auckland, Na-

pier, and Wellington. To discharge. Canadian Challenger, due November 24 from Montreal, via Australia and Dunedin. To discharge and load. Sails for New York, Boston, and Halifax. Rangitiki. due October 30, from London, via Wellington. To discharge. Cornwall, due December 31, from London, via Auckland and Wellington, to discharge. Kent, due about December 9, from London direct. Torsgariro, due December 12, from London direct. Zealandia, due December 30, from London, via Port Chalmers. MAT APS MOVEMENTS The Matai was expected to arrive at Westport yesterday morning from West Coast sounds and bays. She is due in Wellington about noon to-morrow. j THE FERRY SERVICE RANGATIRA FOR OVERHAUL On her arrival at Wellington on Sunday, the turbine-electric steamer Rangatira will retire from the fen-y service for annual overhaul. She will resume again on October 20. The ! Wahine is to take up the Rangatira's j running, leaving Wellington on Monday night for Lyttelton, and arriving here on Tuesday morning. When the Rangatira resumes, the Wahine will replace the Maori for the summer months, leaving Wellington on October 21 for Lyttelton. MANY NAMES ANOTHER VESSEL BOUGHT FOR THE EAST ' i Moller and Company, of Shanghai, who have purchased several of the Union Steam Ship Company's cargo vessels at different periods, and also well-known Australian steamers, have recently bought the steel steamer Chislehurst, 3850 tons register, and renamed her Yolande B. Although the vessel was only built in Sunderland in 1912, her present name is the eighth name that has been given to her. The following are the previous names: FenwelJ, Debreczen, Mount Seward, Kerosan, Erodiade, and Electra. TO LOAD GRAIN SAILING SHIPS LEAVE FOR AUSTRALIA Advices have been received in Sydney indicating the departure of the first sailing vessels for Australia to load cargoes of grain at South Australian ports. A message received last week stated that the Swedish four-masted barque Abraham Rydberg had left Madeira for South Australia, and a further report stated that the Finnish fourmasted barque l'Avenir and the Finnish barque Killoran had left Copenhagen for uie same destination. Each of these vessels participated in the grain race last season. j WORK RESUMED WATERFRONT DISPUTE Work was resumed at Lyttelton yesterday on the coastal vessels Gale and Awahou, which had been held up since the previous day owing to a dispute between the waterside workers and the Railway Department, over the allotting of a permanent railwayman to do the work of "cards." The Local Disputes Committee sat during the morning and until 3 o'clock in the afternoon. No agreement was arrived at, and the dispute was referred to the National Disputes Committee at Wellington. Mr W. G. Bennett, secretary of the Employers' Association at Wellington, attended the meeting. The Gale and the Awahou sailed during the afternoon.