LATE SHIPPING
ARRIVALS.
July 26-Kini, s.s. (12.65 p.m.), 1122 tons CorOy, from Greymouth. .
- , . DEPARTURES. n Juiy 26-Kokiri, s.s. (1.25 p.m.), 1214 , tons, .Bruce, for Greymouth. seiSi WtoSS: s-s- (1-40 "■m')-m2 ttmsfo? li> y-te^~Waitanßl (22° P'm')> 17T tonSl Fi*k> PAPAROA SAILS WEDNESDAY. The departure of the New Zealand Shipping Company s liner PapA-oa for Southampton and London, viii Panama, has been postponed until daybreak on Wednesday. RUAPEHU AND REMUERA. The New Zealand Shipping Company has ■ hem advised that the Ruapehu, en route from London to New Zealand ports, arrived at Newport News on 23rd July. The Remuera, which sailed from Wellinetcn on lSthJuly, for Southampton and London, continued her voyage from Newport News on Sli-t July. ARGYLLSHIRE TOR LONDON. Bannatyne and Co. advise that the f! and 8 liner Argyllshire, will now leave Wellineton lor London, via Panama, at 2'o'clock on We* nesday afternoon. The vessel will take a number of passengers. Tho Kaiapol is due at Wellington to.mcrrow frotn Geelong, via Picton, with a cargo of wheat- . ■' . Advice hus been received by the Dunedin agents for the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company stating that the new steamer Talroa has been fixed to load at New York this-month for New Zealand and Australian ports. Toe inroa is a twin.screw vessel, with a deadweight carrying capacity of 11,000 tons on a loaded draught of 28ft Din.
i SSr,, W Talmall a ' whlch salled trom London on 20th June for New Zealand, via Panama and liji, has 2850 tons of general car^o for Suva. 3400 tons for Dunedin. and 4700 tons, including aeroplanes, for Lyttelton. The Waimona 13 due at Suvu about-9th .August, and is duu In New Zealand at the end of August. <t™m°«tl ng t0 t s°ut*e«» exchange the Shaw, Savill steamer Jlamari has been fixed to load this month for.New Zaland ports. She is expected to sail at the end of July and will Snion 2enUmber Of Paßsen/eVs to the
The liner Ayrshire (Qannatyne and Co.) left Liverpool on 2eth June cargo laden for ■ Auckland, Wellington, lyttelton, and Dunedin »»?,? a?h lna-|.J! le-T Bsel is due at Auckland about the middle of August.
We komata, whlcll arrived at Wellington yesterday from Westport, will sail on the return trip, with passengers, at noon oh Wed-
Jm% K? n??.is Uu, e at Ellington about the middle of this week from Newcastle. . .
Ihe Shaw, Sayill, ami Albion .Company advises that the Earangii will now leave WeiHngton for London, via Panama, on Friday iwiornoon. The Kuniara was to leave Waitara to-day for Wellington. She is due here to-morrow m°™>nS; but owing to the present. congestion
The Kia Ora arrived at Wellington this morning from Newcastle to commence loading 4or Home, but us no berth was available she anchored in the Btream.
.llie Blenheim, sailing to-day for Wanganui AHll call at Nydia Bay to load timber beJ ou rtThu sd"" 8 t0 Wellin Bton- Sne is due here The Tarawera iis to leave Wellington at 8 o clock this evening for Sydney, with cargo. . BY TELEGRAPH. SYDNEY, 2Bth July. Arrived—Maheno. , > * ,„ < WELBOUItNE, 25th July." Arrived—Westralia, from New Zealand. , . ; AUCKLAND, 26th July. Amved-Kiverina (6.20 1 a.m.). from Sydney; Sorthumberimid (7.30 a.m.), from New York ■ Arrive*!—Monowui (I.IQ p.m.). from Dunedin
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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 22, 26 July 1920, Page 8
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531LATE SHIPPING Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 22, 26 July 1920, Page 8
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