SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 124, 26 May 1920, Page 6

SHIPPING

■ '-,::,, PORT OF WELLINGTON. ' V MGH; WATtal. .; To-day—llh 2m a.m.; lib" 28m p.m. To-morrow— lib. 53:n a.m.; Oh p.m. * ; ARRIVALS. \ May • 23—Opawa, s.s. (9.40 p.m.), 110 tons, ) McKinnon, from Picton MayiSG—Kennedy, s.s. (1.30 a.m.), 22G tons, : Owen, from Foxton May 26—Xorn. Ntyen, steam trawler (2.40 -■ a.m.), llrusey, from-'Cook Strait • -. May 2G—Pateena, s.s. (4.40 ■ a.m.),. 1212 tons, Sowell, from Nelson and Pieton ■■ May 26—Poherua, s.s. (7 a.m.), 1175 tons, •.Chadwick, from Westport . ' May 26—Kaiton, s.s. (7.10 a.m.), 305 tons, . Wildmaii, from Kelson May 20—Huia, s.s. (7.30 a.m.), 127 tons, Muir, from "Wanganui . .....May 20—Wahine. s.s. (7.45 a.m.), 4436 tons, Edwiu, from " DEPARTURE^ May 25~Nikau, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 248 tons', Hay, '■■ for Nelaon . , May 25—Kapuni, s.s. (7 p.m.), 150 tons, Gib- , , son, for Patea "'May 25—Maori, s.s. (7.45 p;m.), 3412 tone, Cam«roii. for Lyttelton May. 25^-Waitangi, 5.»: (8.10 p.m.), 171 tons, . Fisk, for Patea May 26—Echo, auxiliary scow (1.15 a.m.), IK) tons, King, 'for Blenheim EXPECTED ARHIVALS. i i-Waikawa,. Melbourne. 26th. ......iWaimate,. Xapier, 25th '-.'■' Kamo, Grevmouth, 20th .'-■•■ Kittawa, Auckland,. 20th May Howard, Blenheim, 26th .' - Ivoutunui, Xapier, 2Gth ■. ;. ; 3la6ri, Lyttelton, 27th ■ ' / Invereargill, Wanganui, 27th . , ■.. . Alexander, Picton, 27th '' Pateena, Nelson arid Picton,. 27th .;: Hawera, Patea, 27th . .' ■'„ Kapuni, Patea, 27th "-' -'Kaplti, Wanganui, 27th . ■ ' • Hippie, East Coast. 27th .' Waita'ngi, Patea, 27th Wahine,. Lyttelton, 28th Kuitoa, Nelson, 28th Hosamond, West Coast, 28th Mokoia, southern ports, 28th Opawa, Picton, 28th ■'■ ' 'Echo, Blenheim, 28th • ■■■ Zealandic, 1- Auckland, 2Sth ; Blenheim, Sounds, 28th i ... ..lonic, London, 29th .'-. Kennedy, Foxton, 29th <■ Waihora, Newcastle, 31st' .... Waksitu, Lyttelton and Kaikpura, Slst ■ Paloona, Melbourne, via ports, Ist Chepadoe, New York, Ist • '. .''Canadian Exporter, Australian ports, 2nd ; PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ' Opawa, Pieton. 2Cth .. Koutunui, Gisborne, 26th- '..:' Corinna, New Plymouth, 20th ■■■; Pateena, Picton and Nelson, 26th '"'•' Wakatu, Kafkoura. and Lytteltou, 26th ■'■' Mohowai, southern ports, 26th -.-;. Nikau, Nelson, ,27t\i ; 'Maori, Lyttelton, 27th ■ Kennedy, Foxton, 27th ■ ." Poherua. \V«ftport, fJTrli ■'Alexander, Nelson and West Coast, 27th • ..: TJlimaroa, Sydney, 27th InvercarKill, V'angnnui. 27th Kapiti, Wanganui. 27th Hawera', Patea, '27th ■■' Kowhai, Greymouth, 27th .;^..Komata,.Westport; 27th May.Howard, -Blenheim, 27th ; Kapuni, Patea, 28th ""' Mokoia, Napier, .Gisborne, Tokomsiru Bay, »nd Auckland, 20th . ' Blpple, East Coast, 23th ' . ' ■ Waimate, London, 20th „i ■,'...,■; BY TELEGRAPH. ■■■■'.-'."■ NEWCASTLE. 25th May ' Sailed—Kattangata, for New Zealand ■-; ■;'•'; AUCKLAND, 25th May Arrived—Schwazenfels <<Np.m.), from Safaga '(Red Sea) . . . Arrived—Waitemata (1 a.m.), from San Francisco Sailed—Makura. (10 p.m.),-for Sydney; Kaiwarra (4.65 p.m*). for Newcastle „,-,', ■..„.,,■..'. ONEHUNGA, 25th May ;'■Sailed—Barawa (12,30. p.m.), for New Ply'mftuth : ■ ' ;. 1 . •■.■•■--■■■■;■■'■■. NAPIER,-25th May "Sailed—Klttowa (3 p.m.) and Waimate (8 p.m.), for Wellington . , PATEA, 25th May Arrived—Hawera (3 p.m.), from Wellington '■..■■' ..' ' \VANGANUI. 25th May . ArriTed—lhvercargill (1.45 p.m.) and Kap:ti (1.55 p.m.), from Wellington ■'„ Sailed—Huia (6.40 p.m.), for Wellington FOXTON, 25th May iSalled-Kennedy. (3.15 p.m.), for Wellington •" ': ; ' .-' '. . . A'APIEH, 26th May Sailed—Waimate (4.80 a.m.), for Wellington ' "■ . GREYMOUTH, 25th May ' Sailed—Ngahere (2.30. p.m.), for Wellington '' -, ,''■■ j ".'"'. LYTTELTON, 25th May Sailed—Karu, for Wanganui _ BBIITHAGE LIST. . Ulimaroa—Queen's Wharf, No. 1. Monowai-JQueen's Wharf, No. 1. Corinna—Queen's Wharf, No. 2. ■-"•- , Waverley—Queen's Wharf, No. 8. ;; Wakatu—Queen's Wharf, No. 7. ■•■*• Lily-Queen's- Wharf, No. 8 Kaitoa—Queen's Wharf, No. 10. Nora Niven—Queen's Wharf,-No." 11. Opnwa—Queen's Wltarf. No. 11. ; Pateena—Queen's Wharf, No. 12. Wairau—Queenls Wharf. No. 13, Kowhai—Queeu's 'Wharf. Wo. IC. ' Tutauskai—Clyde-quay Wharf. Wahine—Ferry Wharf. '. Paeroa—Railway Wharf. ' Komata—Railway Wharf. Magic-Glasgow Wharf. .Kennedy—Glasgow Wharf. Aiexa—King's Wharf. ■ :. Port Nicholson—King's Wharf, . Poherua—Kflig's Wharf. Huia-Pipitsa Wharf. Philomel—Thorndon Wharf. 'Firebrand—Thorhdon'"Wharf. . ■ Takapuna—ln Stream. Amokura—ln Stream. Aratapu—ln" Stream. . Inga—On Slip. ' ' PAPAROA'S PASSENGERS. Tile ollicers of the Somerset, which arrived at'iAik'kland fronv St.- John oft Monday mornins, .report that they; passed the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Paparoa near Pit- " cairn Island, when she was meeting with heavy . - weather.'The vessel left the Canal about ■three, days before them, but'was not making the speeds to which they attained. It is unlikely, they say, that she will arrive at Auckland until Thursday -or latei. The Paparoa ' has 49 saloon and 252 steerage'passengers. The scloon passengers comprise:—Mesdames Bilkey, Brown, Davies, Boulan, Elsdall, Gilbert, Hart- , man, A. Hood. Mllnes, SI. K. Purchase, K. M. ■.'■ Smith, M. Stott, E. L. Wearne. Wilson, Misses 1. Bilkey, A. Oolbeck, C. E. Coucher, E. P. Crlghton, E. M. Davies. 1). M. Davies, A. Douglas, V. S. Hood, C. A. Humphreys!, I>. W. Jackson, M. C .Tackson, M. Leaman, N.. Livingstone, S. E. McUny, E. E. McKay, A. Mllnes, C. F. Ostenstock, SI. -E. Roscoe. H. Rothwell, K. Rothwell, E. A. Toulmin, Messrs R. W. Kilkey, A. Brown. D. Davies, J. Doulan, 11. M. Eidsell, M. Eidsell, H. P. Gilhert, }'. A. norrison, C. h. Harcman, I. A. Hood, (i. C James, ,1. W- Milnes, F. C. Pryor, K. Wilson, B. Wyoherley. The F. and S. liner. Leitrim left Liverpool on.Saturday last with cargo for Auckland and other. New Zealand port?. The vessel is due at Auckland, early in July. ■ The Blackball steamer Xgahere left Greymouth yesterday afternoon, for Wellington with coal for the Walmato's blinkers. The Mokoia lias been delayed at Dimedin. Khe •!»■ now due at "Wellington on Friday next, and will sail on Saturday for Nupier, Gisborne,. Tokpmaju Bay, and Auckland. The liner Somerset, from St. John, via Auckland, is expected to arrive at Wellington on Monday to discharge. a ..part' cargo. The New Zealand Shipping Company's ,linei Waimate, due at Wellington this evening' from ' Napier,'will sail for LonUon about Saturday. ■ The Gallic, which berthed at New Plymouth yesterday for Homeward loading, will proceed later to Waitnra, Wanganui, and Lyttelton to complete. • The Commonwealth and Dominion liner Port Melbourne left Auckland yesterday for New- . castle. The vessel will loud for Home at Australian ports. ■ The Arahura, which-has resumed the East Coast running, is timed to leave Napier for Gisborne and Auckland on Friday Dight lit 8 o'clock. Advice has been received by the New Zeafarid Shipping Company to the effect that tut liner Otavama, bound from 81. John, arrived at Newport-New? on Uib 17th May, and sailed the- following day for Auckland,' where she .s due. about the 22ml June. ;. The Northern Steamship Company's Karawa left Onelmnga yesterday for New Plymouth. She will sail from New Plymouth on the return trip to-nigiit. • .^ •■ • • ' iOiiarrival at Nelson on Saturday next front '.'.-tfeiliugtwi, the Kaitoa will withdraw for a eeneral overhaul. Tt is- 'expected that the 'vessel will be out of commission for about a wt*k. '>'■■'•■'■:'■ ■ " ■'Tii'i! /' and' I>. liner Port' Hacking is expceted .to arrive-at Auckland; about the 3rd lun- iroin Now.VnrH, via Panama. , The ves--1 sel, should .reach ..Wellington . about. a wt-eU * Owiii" to further delay .it Auckland, the V. S. ami A. J.i»e steamer Chepadoe. V \l not liow -■arrive' at Wellington from Auckland and K a ™ui- until Tiwsflav or Wednesday next. - '

The repairs to-the'small steamer; Paeroa will probably be completed at the end of thin week, and an endeavour will 1-be made to despatch the vessel for Hokitik,a on Monday next.- i . , Richardson and Co.'s auxiliary scow 'Echo lias been purchased for the Blenheim trade by Eckford and Co. The vessel left for Blenheim early this morning in charge of Captain G. H. King, late of the Magic. Murray, Roberts, and Co. have been advised that the Canadian Exporter, the second of the Canadian Government Line of steamers to visit Wellington, is now due here on Wednesday next from Vancouver, via Australian ports. The vessel lias a part cargo to discharge, and she will then load at Wellington for Vancouver. Due in New Zealand about the 216t June from Australia the big F. and S. liner Argyllshire will leave early In July for Liverpool with passengers and cargo. The Union Company's steamer Xavua, which arrived at Auckland on Sunday'from Fiji, had the following passengers on board:—Saloon— llesdiimes Baedeker, Herklng, Edwards, Missen, De Mans, Meredith and child, Mirfleld, Xiebuhr, Quinn and child, Schulta, Wilkes, Misses Betham, Cairns, Finlayson,'" Jensen, Rogers, Richardson, Oswald, Messrs Auld, Douglass, Garrard, l)e Maus, McLeod, S. Merc dlth, Mirfleld, Oswald, Quinn, Stratford, and Captain Beck; 10 steerage, including 4 Chinese.