Shipping News Lyttelton-dearest for containers
Two papers presented at the recent Exports and Shipping Council forum in Wellington conflict about what it costs to aandle refrigerated containers at New Zealand’s four container ports, but both agreed that the cost at Lyttelton is the highest. Mr A. M. Begg, chairman of the New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board, claimed that the cost ter refrigerated container at Lyttelton was $454, compared with $406 at Port Chalmers, $342 it Auckland, and $333 at Weiington. However, Mr R. C. Whyte, general manager of Blueport A.C.T., laid in his paper that the cost ter container at Lyttelton was inly 5333, compared with $3lB it Port Chalmers, $247 at Auckand, and $239 at Wellington. A local analysis of the situaion, while acknowledging that Lyttelton costs are the highest, ook into account a 10 per cent ■ate increase soon to be applied :t Wellington, 'other terminals '.aving already raised, their ■ates. and came up with a completely different set of figures: 277 per refrigerated container t Lyttelton: $268 at Port .Ctiatm*rs, $263 at Wellington, and 5247 t Auckland. Productivity at the South stand terminals has been ■rpven to be better than in the ’orth Island. . For example, to .entembey 30. 1979, . the , Lyttel•>n container terminal had andled 115 container vessels 'nee it bovan operation in •June, 077. Although some arrived ite .because of delay? at either Xuckland or Wellington, al! ailed on schedule. ■- ! . ARRIVALS ' Saturday Tuscan Star (7-36 a.m.), 677, ■ Muscat (Blueport A.C.T.i. Sunday ; Iron Arnhem (4.13 p.m.), 6350, ■ Auckland (Seatrans). i
DEPARTURES Saturday Nil. Sunday Cecilia Trosca (3.34 p.m.). EXPECTED ARRIVALS Coastal Trader. Auckland, today (Gladstone Pier). Austral Ensign, Melbourne, today (Cashin Quay No. 3). Anco Energie, Tauranga, today (oil wharf). Union Lyttelton, Wellington. July 23. Coastal Trader, Dunedin, July 23. Kenkon Maru. Japan, July 23. Nolle D., Nauru, July 25. Ngahere, Tauranga. July 25. Union Lyttelton, Dunedin, July 26. Sunda Career, Japan, July 27. Forum Samoa. Auckland, July 28. Coastal Trader. Auckland, July--28. Union Lyttelton, Wellington. July 29. . Strathmore, Auckland. July 29 Coastal Trader, Dunedin, July 30. Cape Rodney, Christmas Island. July 50. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Coastal Trader, Dunedin,: today. Iron Arnhem, Bell Bay, today. Anco Energie, Tauranga, tomorrow. Coastal Trader, Auckland. Jul' 23. Union Lyttelton, Dunedin, Jul' 24. Holmdale. Chatham Islands July 26. Union Lyttelton, Wellington July 27- . Coastal Trader, Dunedin, July 23 Union Lyttelton, Dunedin. MelI bourne, July 29. .Ngahere. Dunedin. July 29. [Tuscan Star, Iran, July 29. I Coastal Trader, Auckland, July I 30. VESSELS IN PORT [lron Arnhem, Cashin Quay No. 1. rTuscan Star. No. 3 West. [Holmdale, dry dock.
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