LATE SHIPPING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 85, 11 April 1911, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. April 11— Alexander, e.g. (1 p.m.), 377 tons, Vickernjaii, fiom Xew Plymouth. DEPARTURES. April 11— JIapourika, s.s. (1 p.m.), 1203 tons, Crawford, lor Picton, Nelson, Westport, and Grermoutli. April 11— Kapuni, s.b. TL2O p.m ), 150 tons. Jackson, for Patea. AUCKLAND WHARVES COXGESTED. A telegram to-day advises, that owing to the congested staie of the wharves ab Auckland, the Tysei- liner Nei-ehauu -will not be able to get away for Wellington before the 20th mst. Latest advices aie to the effect tliat the Grejmouth bar is still unworkable The Arahura was tbij, morning ttill outside waiting aii opportunity to eftect an ctitiance, and the Poherua was detained inside the bai-. The Bmieidale is also barbouad at Greymoutli. The bar at Rawene (Hokianga) it alto causing trouble, the Holmdale— timber laden for Wellington—being unable to get away to-day. The Mokoia is leaving Dunedin at 15 p m. to-day for Wellington via Lytteltou. The Kaikoura. will not now arnve at Wellington until 5 o'clock this evening at the eailiest. Before berthing to-morrow she has a quantity ot explosives to discharge in tiie stream. Mr. F. Jolley, in charge of the X^w Zealand Shipping Company's stevedoring department was, severely bruised ou hib head and ohoukluList evening from a couple of eases which fell 2Uft from the cargo slings oi the steamer Norlolk at the King's Wharf.