SHIPPING NEWS Many ships leaving over week-end

Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33448, 1 February 1974, Page 22

SHIPPING NEWS Many ships leaving over week-end

There will be an exodus of Shipping from Lyttelton this week-end. Those who enjoy pageantry and nautical etiquette Should have a true ‘'naval occasion’’ on Sunday. The crui.se liner Marco Polo Js expected to sail for Sydney about 8 p.m. tomorrow, with round-trip Games visitors and r feu passengers who have embarked at Lyttelton. At 11 a.m. on Sunday the cruise liner Ocean Monarch will also sail for Sydney with round-trippers and others who have embarked at Lyttelton At 9 a.m. on Sunday, JLM N.Z.S Inverell will sail for Port Underwood to participate In Neu Zealand National Dav celebrations. At 9.15, the R.F.A. tanker Tidesurge will sail for the/ Ba\ of Islands. H.M.A.S. Anzac ' will sail for Hobart at 10 a.m. < At 10.20 a.m. H.M.N.Z.S. Canterbury will leave port, ready to I escort the Britannia to Whanearei and the Bay of Islands. The Britannia will leave her berth 1 at 10.35 a m. These times are approximate, nasal authorities , sav. Down Lyttelton Harbour the* Britannia will be escorted b\ two na\ al training launches which have done roster guard . during tiie Games visit. H.M.- ; N.Z.S Haku of Lyttelton will re-| turn to port but 11.M.N Z S. Mako will continue to her Dunedin i' base. H.M.S. Jupiter will sail;’ for the Bay of Islands at 2 p.m. the same day—she was to have sailed on Monday. H.M.S. Jupiter ' will be open to the public to ( morrow from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. l ' Visitors should note that ( special Games express trains will cease running tomorrow . evening, so other transport will J be necessary on Sunday. Visi-'j tors to wharves have ben 1 asked to be careful with cigar- ■; ette butts whicn can become ] lodged between deck planking; where sediment has collected. L thus causing a fire hazard. I ARRIVAL Rangatira <6.44 a.m.). 9387,! Capt. A. F. Mclntyre. Wellington (U.S.S.). DEPARTURES Straat Luzon (4.25 p.m.), 6883,1 Capt. J. J. van der Riet (Dunedin (Guthrey). .Rangatira (9.24 p.m.). 9387, Capt. A. F. Mclntyre, Wellington (U.S.S.). EXPECTED ARRIVALS llauea, Wellington, today. Rangatira, Wellington. today'' «daylight). Holmlea Wellington, today. Katea, Tauranga. today. Rangatira. Wellington, February 2 (daylight). Hague Maru. Wellington, Feb. 2. 1 Cumberland, Wellington Feb. 2. Rangatira, Wellington, February; 3 (daylight). Hupeh, Suva, Feb. 3. Frysna, Tonga, Feb. 4. Ngakuta. Auckland. Feb. 5. J Rangatira. Wellington, Feb. 5. , Maheno, Auckland, Feb. 6. Tasmania Star, Wellington, Feb.; 6. Gladstone Star, Wellington, Feb, 6. Shansi, Wellington, Feb. $. ( Tcesta, Wellington. Feb. 8. Aftadelfos Wellington. Feb. 8. Freemantle Star, Wellington, Feb 9. T urakina, Wellington, Feb. 9 Silver Fern. Nagoya. Feb. 10. Union Australia. Cape Thevenard, Feb. 11. Carpentaria. Picton, Feb. 11. Nippon Reefer. Japan, Feb. 11. Leuve Lloyd, Wellington, Feb. 13. Straat Clarence, Auckland, Feb 13. Sol Jean. Dunedin, Feb. 14. Venabu, Ocean Island, Feb. 14. Vishva Mahima, Wellington, Feb. ■, 16. Uap Vilano, New Plymouth, Feb. : 20. Martinquais. Wellington. Feb. 21. ( Maori, Wellington, Feb. 23. 'Tanker.>• Japan Rimu. Nagoya, Feb. 23. Bonzo, Auckland. Feb. 25. Ashbank, Wellington, Feb. 26. Atrevida, Wellington, Feb. 27. Union Aotearoa, Wellington. Feb. 27 PROJECTED DEPARTURES Hawea, Dunedin, today. Lorena, Onehunga, today. Holmlea. Wellington, today. • Rangatira, Wellington, today. Kotovskiy , today. Rangatira, Wellington, February I 2. Marco Polo, Sydney, Feb. 2. Holmdale. Chathams, Feb 2. U.S.N.S. Private John R. Towle,; Me Murdo Sound, Feb. 2. Port Launceston, Wellington, Feb. 2. Luka Botic. Dunedin, Feb. 2. Rangatira, Wellington, February 3. H.M.Y. Britannia, M hangarei, Feb. 3. H.M.N.Z.S. Canterbury, Whangarei, F eb. 3. H.M.A.S. Anzac, Hobart. F’eb. 3. Ocean Monarch, Sydney, Feb. 3 (daybreak). (Games cruise.)

R.F.A. Tidesurge, Bay of Islands, Feb. 3 (tanker). H.M.N.Z.S. Inverell, Port Undei- . wood. Feb. 3. H.M.S. Jupiter, Bay of Islands, Feb. 3. , Katea. Timaru, Feb 4. Rangatira. Wellington Feb. 5. (Daylight.) Sinkiang. Tauranga, Feb. 5. Hupeh Wellington, Feb 6. Hague Maru. Auckland, Feb. 7. I Frysna, Tauranga, Feb. 7. Maheno. Wellington, Feb. 7. Shansi. Tauranga. Feb. 9. Ngakuta. Port Chalmers. Feb 10. Fremantle Star, Dunedin, February 10. Aftadelfos. Dunedin. Feb. 12. Cumberland, Nelson. Feb. 12. I Tasmania Star, Bluff. Feb. 12. Nippon Reefer, Wellington, Feb.) 12. Gladstone Star, Dunedin, Feb. 12. Teesta. Napier, Feb. 13. Carpentaria. Dunedin, Feb. 14. Turakina. Picton, F’eb. 14. Straat Clarence, Auckland, Feb. 15. Silver Fern. Timaru. Feb. 15. Union Aotearoa, Auckland, Feb. 15. Leuve Lloyd, Bluff, Feb. 16. Venabu, Napier, Feb. 16 Sol Jean. Napier, Feb. 18. Vishva Maliima, Dunedin, February 20. Cap Vilano, Dunedin, Feb. 23. i Maori. , Feb. 25. (Tanker.)-i Martinquais. Timaru, Feb. 26. Bonzo. Timaru, Feb. 26. Ashbank. Dunedin. Feb. 26. Japan Rimu. Napier. Feb. 27. VESSELS IN PORT Port Launceston, No. 2 Cashin 1 • Quay. i Lorena, G.P.C. I U.S.N.S. Private John R. Towle, > Kotovskiy, No 1 B.W. Ocean Monarch, No. 2 East. (Gaines Cruise.) H.M.A.S. Anzac, No. 3 East. i Sinkiang, No. 3 West. H.M.N.Z.S. Canterbury, No. 4 East. j H.M.Y. Britannia, No. 4 West. IH.M.N.Z.S. Inverell, No. 5 East. | H.M.S. Jupiter, No. 6 East. Marco Polo, No. 6 West. (Games Cruise). Holmdale No. 7 East. Luka Botic, No. 7 West. R.F.A. Tidesurge, oil wharf. 1 -Maori listed is Panamanian tanker bringing molasses. —