PORT OF TIMARU

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21290, 9 October 1934, Page 17

PORT OF TIMARU

ARRIVAL i Yesterday ■ Opihi, from Oamaru. Union Steam , Ship Company, agents. DEPARTUKES Yesterday Opihi, for Lyttelton. Kini, for Dunedin, Union Steam Ship Company, agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS Breeze, Dunedin, this day. Waimarino, Bluff, October 9. j Wainui, Oamaru, October 10. I Waikouaiti, Dunedin,. October 11. ! Totara, Dunedin, October 11. Parera, Oamaru, October 11. Gale, Dunedin, October 11. Holmdale, Oamaru, October 12. Port Waikato, Dunedin, October 13. Storm, Dunedin, October 15. I Wingatui, Bluff, October 15. i Waipiata. Oamaru, October 22. | Karelu. Dunedin, October 25. PROJECTED DEPARTURES ; Breeze, Lyttelton, October 9. Totara. Lyttelton, October 9. Waimarino, Lyttelton. October 9. , Wainui, Lyttelton. October 10. Waikouaiti, Lyttelton, October M. I Totara, Lyttelton, October 11. Parera. Lyttelton. October 11. Gale. Lyttelton. October 11. Holmdale. Lyttelton. October 12. Port Wsfnafo. Lyttelton. October M. Storm, Lyttelton, October 15. Wingatui, Picton, October 15. , Waipiata. Lyttelton. October 22. Karetu. Lyttelton. October 25. OVERSEAS VESSELS FOR LYTTELTON j South Africa, tanker, due to-day I from Los Angeles, via Auckland and i Wellington. To discharge. Completes ! at Dunedin and Australian ports. Limnea, tanker, due October 14 from Balik Papan, via Wellington. To dis- \ charge. Completes at Auckland. ! Waiwera, due about October 24, from London, via Suva and Port Chal- ! mors. To discharge. Completes at New Plymouth. | Cornwall, due November, from Liv- ; ei-pool, via Auckland and Wellington. To discharge. Completes at Port '■ Chalmers. King William, due about October 1!) ; from Tampico, via Auckland, Gls- : borne, Napier, Wellington, and New Plymouth. To discharge asphalt. Com--1 pletes at Dunedin. I Port Fairy, due early November i from London, via Suva and Bluff. To j discharge. | Tamaroa, due October 23, from Wcl- ; lington. To commence loading. ComI pletes at Wellington, Auckland, and ! Napier. Sails from Napier on November 6 for Southampton and London, via Panama. Port Dunedin, due Ocotber 17, from Liverpool, via Auckland and Welling- ; ton. To discharge. Completes at Dunedin and Nelson. Canadian Cruiser, due October 25, i from Montreal, via Australian ports ! and Dunedin. To discharge and load. ! Sails for New York. Boston, and ! Halifax. ' Armadale, due about October 27. > from New York, via Auckland and ! Wellington. To discharge. Completes j at Dunedin and Australian ports. j Waikawa, due October 10. from Los Angeles, via Auckland, Wellington, and New Plymouth. To discharge . and load. Completes at Dunedin. City of Delhi, duo about November I 17 from New York, via Auckland and : Wellington. To discharge. Completes | at Dunedin and Australian ports. I Kent, due end November from LivI erpool. via Auckland, Hawke's Bay, | and Wellington. To discharge. Ccm- ) pjetos at Dunedin. j Wairuna, due about November U : from Los Angeles, via Auckland, Napier, and Wellington. To discharge and load. Completes at Dunedin. Bluff, and Australian ports. Ruahine, due about November 15 from London, via Wellington. To discharge. Completes at Dunedin and Bluff. City of Glasgow, due end December from New York, via Auckland and j Wellington. To discharge. Completes I at Dunedin and Australian ports. ! Port Campbell, due December from New York, via Auckland and Wellington. To discharge. Completes at I Dunedin. I Waipawa. new motor-ship, due Dej cember, from Liverpool (leaves No- ! yember 3), via Auckland and Wellinrton. To discharge. Completes at Dunedin and Timaru. Northumberland, clue early Januarv lrom Liverpool (leaves November 24>, . via Auckland and Wellington. To discharge. Completes at Dunedin. Bluff and New Plymouth.

■ Mamari, due late December from London (leaves November 14), via Suva. To discharge. Completes at Fort Chalmers, Bluff, and Napier.

PERSONAL It is reported from London that Captain R. B. Irving, at present master ol the Aquitania, will be the first commander of the Cunard-White Star liner Queen Mary, launched on September 26. Captain Irving has been a Cunard captain since 1905. SHIPPING CASUALTIES /Ho ooo wo vessels > vi ' « Ki'oss tonnage ot 48,288, were involved in shipping casualties in New Zealand waters during the year ended March 31 last. Twenty-four ships were stranded (three being total losses), two were afire, 11 were in collisions, and the remaining 15 were involved in miscellaneous casualties, including damage by heavy seas to hull and cargo, and mechanical breakdown. No lives were lost.