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Facilities for youngsters
Facilities for young people ini the port will be discussed at the Lyitslton Main primary school next Monday evening. A panel of four, including the Member of Parliament for Lyttelton (Miss Coileen Dewe) will be answering questions from parents of schoolchildren and other interested parties about youth facilities. Others on the panel will be Cr J. F. E. Crawford, Senior Sergeant P. Marsden of the Lyttelton police and Sister Monica of the Lyttelton Convent. The forum has been organised by the School’s Parent-Teacher Association. The P.T.A.’s secretary (Mrs R. Ellingford) said yesterday about nine questions had been received from parents, and organisations such as the local rangers group, had expressed interest in attending. Lyttelton’s Mayor (Mr J. B. Collett) will also be invited to attend. ® gs About $300,000 worth of power-! ! house equipment for the Kumkra ! power scheme was discharged from the freighter Torrens at Lyttelton yesterday afternoon. About 45 tonnes of Italianbuilt plant was unloaded and will be transported by road to the West Coast today. One of the biggest lifts was the seven tonne lower half of the turbine scroll-case for which the Torrens’s heavy lift container derrick was used. The Italian contract is worth about 8600,000 for equipment for the Kumara powerhouse and the smaller Dillman powerhouse. The whole scheme is expected to cost about $7.5 million. ARRIVALS I Coastal Trader (12 p.m.), 2500, Capt. J.. Taylor, Auckland (S.C.N.Z.).
Th Ard ha <2.16 t>.WL), frtOtt sea. DEPARTURES Coastal Trader (7.55 fr.to.), 1500, Capt. J. Taylbt. Dunedin (S.C.N.Z.). EXPECTED ARRIVALS Marama, Wellington, today. Coastal Ranger, Wellington, May 25. Coastal Trader, Dunedin, May 25. Athel Viscount, Marsden Point, May 26. Wild Fulmar, Bluff, May 26. Neptune Beryl, FIJI, May 27. Persian Reefer, Auckland, May 27. HOlmdale, Chatham Islands, May 28. Kochi-Gelr, May 28. Sachakatov, Nahodka, May 28. Straat Fremantle, Singapore, Mav 28. Laurentic, U.K., Mav 29. Wakaosan Maru, Dunedin, May 29. PROJECTED DEPARTURES i Marama, Dunedin, today. I Poyang s Tauranga, today. j Coastal Ranger, Wellington, Slay 25. Coastal Trader, Auckland, May 25. Ernebank, Dunedin, May 27. Marianna N.L., Napier, May 27. Torrens, Bluff, May 27. Hobart Star, Dunedin. May 23. VESSELS IN PORT Illyria, Cashin Quav No. 1. Torrens, Cashin Quay No. 2. Poyang, No.. 2 East. Ernebank, No. 3 West. Marianna N.L., No. 7 East. Hobart St”-, N-. r ’vest. CONTAINERS Cargo from the following containers is now available in “E” shed: Remuera. . Voyage 4200: ACTj 2606419, ACTU 2017443. ACT 6, Voyage 2304: ACTU 17017554. Australian Venturi. Voyage ■4201: INTU 2903689.
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