LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 17, 21 January 1916, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

ARRIVALS January 21—Kapuni,.s.s; (12.25 p.m.), ISO ton*, „ Gibson, from Patea *■- " ■'■'■*' :"K January 21—Aorere, 6.5. (12.45 p.m.), 77 tons, Fisk, put back for repairs DEPARTURES January 21—Pateena,. 6.8. (12.45 p.m.), 12U tons, Irwin, for Picton and Nelson ■ SMART PERFORMANCE BY THE HEB- . BURN A smart performance is credited to tbt Huddart-Parker Company's new steamer Hebburn, which is en route from Wellington to Boston under charter to Mr." G. H. Scales. The vessel arrived at Monte Video on the 12th January, after a fast run of 22 days. She resumed her journey on the 13th NBREHANA'S MOVEMENTS ALTERED There has been an alteration in the' movements of the C. and D. liner Nerehana, now loading meat at Napier. Instead o! arriving here on Wednesday next from the northern port, she will be here early on Monday. loading and coaling operations will be completed the same night, and she will sail for London, via Las Palmas, at daybreak on Tuesday ■ PORT AUGUSTA'S ARRIVAL Messrs. Bannatyne and Co., local agents for the Port Augusta, have been advised that that vessel, originally from New York, • will leave Melbourne to-morrow lor Dunedin and: other New Zealand ports.: She has 700 tons of cargo to discbarge at Wellington, and is expected here on the sth February. After working this port the Port Augusta will go to Auckland to discharge the balance of her merchandise, and thence to Australia to load wheat for Europe KARAMTJ WITH BANANAS . Bearing signs of ill usage by the fierce gale which she struck while on her way from Westport to Suva, the Karamu arrived in port this morning, and berthed at the Queen's Wharf to discharge a large quantity of bananas. The Karamu called at Auckland en route from Suva. She sails this evening for Greymotith DREDGE PARITUTU Advice has been received that the New Plymouth Harbour Board's dredge Paritntu is coming to Wellington in order to undergo overhaul. She will probably, put in an appearance early next week AORKRI IN TROUBLE Owing to a slight mishap to her machinery the little coastal steamer Aorere, which left for Patea yesterday, has been compelled to return to port for repain. Stic will tail again to-morrow The Huddart-Parker steuoer Wimmera, frem Melbourne, had not been sighted at tie Signal Station up to the time of going to prem.' Through an inadvertence in our cany shipping the arrival of the Wimmera was erroneously olironicleti DV TELEGRAPE JfOXTON, Slst January Arrived—Queen of the South (10.35 a.m.), from Wellington; Wakatu (noon), from Wellington PATEA, 21st January Arrived—Bawera (i a.m.). from Wellington; Maua (9 a-«.), from Wellington • ' LYTTBLTON, 81s* January . Arrived— SUraro* (5.55 a.m.), from Wellington

To wril—M*r»ro« (8.10 p.m.). for Wellington T/'UAKOHE, tut January ArriTed—W»Terlej- <11.5 a.m.), from Wetlineton . .. ' '