Shipping news
The bulk tanker Tarihiko will go into dry dock today for its annual survey. The ship will be in dry dock until August 10 when it will make a return trip to New Plymouth with its cargo. ARRIVALS Nedloyd Bahrain (6.04 a.m.) 13,176, Napier (Seabridge). Godwit (6.37 a.m.) 31,671, Dunedin (N.Z.5.A.1.L.). Spirit of Freedom (7.02 a.m.) 1600, Auckland (Pacifica). DEPARTURES Ikan Talang (3.30 p.m.) Australia (Seatrans). EXPECTED ARRIVALS Panama Clipper, sea, today. Sam Won No. 97, sea, today. Milburn Carrier, sea, today. Nedloyd Marseilles, Nap., today. Jade Glorious, Japan, to-
morrow. Holmdale, Chat., tomorrow. New Zealand Mariner, Wgtn,
tomorrow. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Godwit. Dun., today.
Spirit of Freedom, Auck., today. Panama Clipper, sea, today. VESSELS IN PORT Iron Kirby, No. 2 east. Spirit of Competition, No. 4 west. Spirit of Freedom, No. 7 east. Nedloyd Bahrain, Cashin Quay No. 2. Godwit, container terminal. Sam Won No. 97, cattle jetty. Panama Clipper, oil wharf. Tarihiko, dry dock.
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