SHIPPING NEWS

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32764, 15 November 1971, Page 17

SHIPPING NEWS

Pateke, New Plymouth, Nov. 25. ! 1 Doric Chariot, Dunedin, Nov. 26. I Amalric. Port Chalmers. Nov 27. Straat Clarence, Dunedin, Nov. 29. ; Korean Prince, —, Nov. 29. La Bayonnaise, —, Nov. 30. Essex, Dunedin, Dec. 1. Luhesand. Auckland. Dec. 2. Parera. Onehunga, Dec. 6. Port Brisbane, Dunedin, Dec. 7. Morvada. Dunedin, Dec. 8. . Ocean Mars, Wellington, Dec. 8. , Straat Colombo. Tauranga, Dec Huntingdon, London. Dec. 11. I Tiber Timaru, Dec. 11. VESSELS IN PORT I Kirribilli, No. 1 Cashin Quay. J Port Nicholson, No. 2 Cashin Quay. Tweedbank, G.P.E. • i Cedric, No. 1 B.W. Auckland Star, No. 2 East. Holmlea, No. 2 West. Pukeko, No. 3 East. • Kaitoke, No. 3 West. ‘'Townsville Star No. 4 East. Ngapara, No. 4 East Port Montreal, No. 6 East. Waikare, No. 7 East. JTannstein, No. 7 West.

Other ports

AUCKLAND i Saturday. Arrived: Shansi! (12.30 p.m.), Tauranga. Sailed:; iHawea (11.50 a.m.), Lyttelton;' Port Caroline (12.13 p.m.), Newi Plymouth; Main Lloyd (12.29 p.m.), Napier; Northumberland (4.21 p.m.). Napier; Kyokyu Maru! (5.43 p.m.), Japan; Alaric (6.18 j p.m.), Wellington; Hupeh (6.48 ip.m.), Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH Saturday.—Arrived: Ligar Bay i(4 a.m.), Tarakohe. Sailed: Ligar, Bay (3.30 p.m.), Tarakohe. . Sunday.—Arrived: Port Caroline (5.15 p.m.), Auckland. I WELLINGTON ; Sunday. Arrived: Golden; iLance (9.30 a.m.), Freemantle;! iKoranui (6.30 p.m.), Melbourne;; > Ligar Bay (7.20 a.m.), Tarakohe. I (Sailed: Golden Lance (1.35 p.m.), jCallao; Golden Bay (4.30 p.m.),! i sea. TIMARU Saturday.—Arrived: Storm (8 p.m.), Oamaru. DUNEDIN Saturday.—Sailed: Rosie D (8.10 . p.m.), Melbourne. Sunday.—Arrived: Wanaka (8.30 : . a.m.), Wellington.

i Mansfield relic I A typewriter used by Katherine Mansfield more than 50 years ago will be on its way I to Naw Zealand next week as a gift to the Turnbull Library from ' the famous New Zealand writer’s mysterious life-long friend, “L.M.’ Miss! who is 83, now lives! in a. small cottage in Hampshire. She locked away most of her associations with Katherine Mansfield after the writer died in 1923, but after the recent publication in Britain of “L.M.’s” memoirs she has decided to donate some of her store of letters, documents, and other “Mansfieldiana.”—London, November 12.