HOMEWARD LOADINGS

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 225, 21 June 1939, Page 12

HOMEWARD LOADINGS

Ten Ships Allotted The following 10 ships have been allotted to load Homeward at New Zealand ports during July and August:— Federal Co. The Turakina will load at Bluff, July 1-8; Oamaru, July 10-12; Timaru. July 13-15; Lyttelton, July-16-18; Wellington, Julv 19-20; New Plymouth, July 21-22; and Auckland, July 24-29. She will clear Auckland finally on July 29 for London, Avonmouth, Liverpool, (Manchester and Glasgow. The Tongariro will load at New Plymouth July 25-27, Wanganui July 28-August 3, Nelson August 4-7, Wellington August 8-11, Tokoniaru Bay August 13-15, Auckland August 16-22. She will sail finally from Auckland on August 22 for Southampton and London. New Zealand Shipping Co. Tlie llangitata will load at Port ClialinersAugust 5-7. Lyttetlon August 8-9. M ellington August 10-12, Napier August 14-16, and Auckland August 18-24. She will clear Auckland on August 24 for London, via the Panama Canal. The Sussex has been partly allotted and will load at Wanganui about August 10. She will sail finally about September 4 for London. Port Line. The Port Bowen will load ai Auckland June 29-July 1, Napier July 3-1, Lyttelton July 6-8. Picton July 10-11, Wanganui July 12- and Welliugton July 17-19. She will sail finally from Wellington on July 19 for London, via Cape Horn. The Port Dunedin will load at Oamaru July 5-8, Timaru July 10-12. Bluff July 13- Auckland July 19-22, and Gisborne July 24-27. She will sail finally from Gisborne on July 27 for London, via Cape Horn. The Port Fairy will load at New Plymouth July 22-25, Auckland Julj’ 27-29, Napier July 31-August 2, Waikokopu August 3-5, Wellington August 7-11, and Lyttelton. August 12-16. She will sail finally from Lyttelton on August 16 for London, via Cape Horn. Blue Star Line. The New Zealand Star will load at Bluff July 26-29, Port Chalmers July 31-August 2. Lyttelton August 3-5, New Plymouth August 7-9, Wellington August 10-12, and Auckland August 14-18. She will sail finally from Auckland on August 18 for London, via Cape Horn. Shaw. Savill and Albion Line. The Karamea will load at New Plymouth August 1-2, Opua August 4-7, Auckland August 8-12, Gisborne August 14, Napier August 15-16, aud Wellington August 17-21. She will sail finally from Wellington on August 21 for London, Avonmouth, Cardiff, Liverpool and Glasgow, via Cape Horn. The Mataroa will load at Timaru July 31August 3, Lyttelton August 4-7, and Wellington August 8-11. She - will sail finally from Wellington. on August 11 for Southampton and London, via the Panama Canal. PORT CHALMERS TOMORROW. To continue loading for Southampton and London, v.ia Cape Horn, the Port Line motor-ship Port Chalmers is due at Wellington from Wanganui tomorrow morning. Site will sail finally from Wellington on Monday. PORT ALMA DELAYED. The departure for London of the lort Line motor-ship Port Alma, at Auckland, has been postponed till Friday. HUNTINGDON FOR NEW PLYMOUTH. The Federal steamer Huntingdon lett Wellington yesterday for New Plymouth to continue loading for London, via the Panama Canal. SUSSEX CLEARS BALBOA. The Federal motor-ship Sussex, en route from Liverpool to Auckland, sailed l rola Balboa on Saturday. She is due at Auckland ou July 6 and Wellington on July 14. REMUERA CLEARS CURACAO. The New Zealand Shipping Company s liner Remuera, which left Weilingtou on May 23 for Londou, sailed from Curacao on ’Thursday last. ZEALANDIC DELAYED. Having been delayed by rain the Shaw, Savill aud Albion motor-ship Zealandic will now leave Napier tomorrow for Auckland. She will sail finally from Auckland on June 28 for Southampton aud Londou, via Cape Horn. TAMAROA SAILS TODAY. The Shaw. Savill and Albion Line steamerTamaroa, will leave Wellington at 5 o docx this afteruoou for Lyttelton to complete discharge of London cargo. fcIMUTAKA SAILS TODAY. The New Zealand Shipping Company s liner Rimutaka will leave Wellington, tine afternoon for Napier to continue loading for London, via the Panama Canal. . She will complete at Lyttelton, sailing finally from there on June 27.