THE SYDNEY SERVICE.

Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 98, 26 April 1921, Page 8

THE SYDNEY SERVICE.

The Union Company announces that the Manuka is to leave Sydney on Thursday next direct for Wellington. She is due here on Monday. The vessel's next trip to Sydney will be made from Wellington on the sth May The Paloona is due at Wellington on Thursday next from Melbourne, via southern ports. She is to sail from here on Friday with passengers and cargo for Melbourne.

The Tarawera, due at Wellington on Thursday morning from Sydney, via Bluff and South Island ports,'is,to sail from here the same evening with cargo .for Sydney.

The Waimana is to sail from Wellington at noon on Saturday for Southampton and London, via Panama.

The Tainui is to leave Napier on Wednesday next to continue Homeward loading at Picton. She is due at Wellington from the Marlborongh port on the 29th April, and will sail from here on the 6th May for Southampton and London, via Panama. .

Tile Otira is to leave lyttelton on Saturday next for Dunedin. She is to sail from the Otago port on the following Wednesday to complete discharge, and load for Home at Melbourne and Sydney.

The Kamo is due here on Thursday with coal from Greymouth. '

The Karma is to leave here to-morrow afternoon with general cargo for Napier and Auckland.

The Komata ia to undergo survey at Wellington. Her next sailing date for Wcstport has been fixed for the first week in May.

A load ot coal for the gas works at Miramar is due in Wellington on Wednesday next by the Kararau from Greymouth.

The Karori is to leave Wellington to-morrow for Westport to load for Wellington.

The Rosamond will sail from Wellington tomorrow night for Picton to load produce for Oneunnga.

According to a radio message received from the Koromiko, en route from Newcastle and Port Kembla, with a cargo of coal for Wei. lington, she expects to arrive In the stream here at midnight to-night.

The Matatua, which arrived at Auckland on, Friday from Home, is to leave the northern port on Saturday, for Wellington. She is duo here on Monday, and will sail on the following Wednesday for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers.

The Federal liner Tasmania is to leave Wei. lington on Friday to completa discharge of her Liverpool cargo at Lyttelton.

The Blackball Coal Company's steamer Ngakuta is at present loading at Oreymontb for East Coast ports. She is expected to get away from Greymonth on Wednesffity for Napier.

The Government steamer Hinemoa is to go on the Slip at Wellington, on Friday for survey. ■ She is to leave Wellington the first w«k fa May on a round trip to the northern lights