LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 103, 2 May 1921, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

ARRIVALS. May 2-Ripple, s.s. (10.35 a.m.), 413 tons. Carlson, from Napier May 2—Matatua, s.s. (1.10 p.m.), 8010 ton*. Williams, from Auckland

DEPARTURES.

May 2—Waimana, s.s. (12.15 p.m.)i 10,389 tone, Charman, for Southampton and London, via Panama

FROM MELBOURNE DIRECT. The Westralia left Melbourne at 4.30 p.m. on Friday with 400 tons of cargo and 85 paisengers for Wellington direct. She is due here on Wednesday, and i/'M sail the next day on the return trip to Melbourne, via lyttelton, Dunedin,- and Blvd. ,

R.M.S. * MAKURA,

The B.M.S. Makura is to leave' Sydney on the sth May for Auckland. She is announced to sail from Auckland on the 10th May for Vancouver, via Pacific ports.

MANUKA'S t FINE VOYAGE,

The Union Company's intercolonial passenger steamer Manuka, from Sydney direct, arrived at Wellington at 7 o'clock this morning and berthed at 9.35 a.m. at the Queen's Wharf The Manuka left Sydney at ll\a.m. on Thursday, and ,had an , exceptionally good trip. Fine weather, witi light winds, 6mooth seas, and Jblue skies was experienced throughout the voyage. As it was, the Manuka arrived several hours before scheduled time. The Ulimaroa, en route from Wellington to Sydney, was passed at 9 a.m. on. Saturday morning. She brought the following passengers :—Saloon : Misses Den, Holland, Quinton (3), Jury; (2), Ogg, Ballam, McLean, Brennan./Mesdamei Countess Van Lemburg, Stirum, Davis, Har- , rison and child, O'Brien and 3 children, Quinton, Alcock, Perrott, Birch, Jago, Ponder, Marquis, Williams, Nathan, Storey, Gotch, Fitzgerald Clifford, Wells,, iWallis, Bevan and 2 children, Messrs. Count Van ■ temburc Stirum, Trounce, Soldarbo, Williams land boy, Osborne, Leadley, Davis and boy, Harrison, O'Brien, Alcock, Moore, Henderson, Perrott, Eilersen, Lehmaner; Birch,' Byrne, Jago, Billiriftn, Gostelow, Williams, Johnson, Nathin (2), Storey, Cridgington, Warburton,'.. He&ly,, Meadow:roft, Gotch, Braithwaite,, O'Shea, ' Davies,- Howard, Tollemacbe, Dehham, Wells, Fletcher, Wallis. Taylor (2), McCullagh,:Kirkiey, O'Neill; and 73 steerage. - ,- -'\ Included in her cargo are 70 cases of,fruit for Wellington, and Ul cases for Lyttelton.' She brought transhipment^ ex. Bakara, Orontes, Orvieto, Tango 'Maru, Kansas, Elmaren, langton Hall, Talyuan, Montoro," Sekai Maru, and Citta di Geonva. • ';■.*'.■'■ The Manuka sails for lyttelton at 5 'o'clock this evening. She is due back at Welling- j ton on Thursday morning, and Is to 'sail. > from here at noon the same day for Sydney and Hobart.

FOR MELBOURNE DIEECT.

The Paloona was expected to leave Wellington at 3 o'clock this afternoon directs for Melbourne. The following : had booked passages by the vessel:'—Saloon: Misses Milliand, Chatterton, Flett, Smith, Walker (2),' Boyd, Syme, Mayse, Christmas, Rickey. Wilt- . shire, Hosklng, Boeder, Williams, Mesdames O'Siillivan and child, Hodson, Richmond. Admore and 2 children, Broadbent and 3 children McDonald. and 2 children,** Cavage, Reddle and child,, 0. H. Metz, Weir, E. Bersica, C. Mills, . Sainers, Lttldle and child, Robinson, Rasmuseen, Helyar and 2 children, lawrie, Burd, and Walker and 3 children, Captain C. K. Kowlcs, Rev. J. Simmonds, Col. A. A. Corrigah, Messrs A H. Cavage, J. W. Lowe, Mills, W. Kitchener, S. B. Jackson, N. G. Liurie, J. Rasmnssen, A. E. Pitchers, W. 0. Pitchers, E. Mcßae, G. W. Broadbent, J. Mayße, J. Courthope, E. Antonio, C. F. Gordon, C. H. Metz, G. E. Corrigsm, F. Sterling, A. Walker, 3. G. Helyar, and1 A. Walker. ' , ; Tbe SI S. and A. liner Mam&rl, outward bound from London to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Auckland, continued her voxage from Capetown on the 29th April. She is due in New Zealand about the 6th June. A Press Association message from Sydney announces that the Canadian Government steamer Canadian Planter has arrived at Sydney from St. John, which port she left on the Ist April. She proceeds next to Melbourno and Brisbane, and Will then come to Auckland and Wellington, arriving at tbe northern port at the end of May, ana at Wellington about. the 7th June. The, Flora, due ■at Wellington to-morrow from New Plymouth, Is to leave here tomorrow evening for Picton and Onebunga. _ The Kokiri and Kowhai are to load timber at Greymouth' this week for Wellington. ' The Kittawa, due here to-day with coal from Greymonth, is later to proceed to Lyttelton to complete discharge of her cargo. The Katoo was to leave Dunedin to-day for Lyttelton and Wellington. , She is doe here on Wednesday, and will sail the same day with cargo (or Auckland. A load of coal is due in Wellington on Thursday by the Kaur! from; Newcastle. The Komata is ttt present undergoing overhaul on the Wellington Patent Slip. She is to sail froms here on ,the 11th lM»y for West-> port.. . , ( ' ' ;' ' ■ The: Karori was due to-day with a load of coal from Westport. She is later to retmta to. the West Coast port to load ,for Wellington. ! ' ' ,' Due at Wellington to-day from Greymouth with' coal for discharge here the Kamb wili later proceed to Westport to load )a cargo of coal for Lyttelton. ' The Waitemata is due at Wellington on Wednesday next from Newcastle. The Union Company hopes to despatch the Koromiko from! Wellington this eyening for Newcastle: , '' ' ■ : The Anchor Company's steamer Nikau withdrew from the Nelson-Wellington service at Nelson on Saturday to undergo overhaul. Her run will be taken over by the Kaitoa, sailing from Wellington on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The Nikan will be out of the' service for about ten days. A radio message received from the S. S. and A. liner Mahia, en route from Cardiff to New Zealand with a load'of coal, states that she will arrive at Port Chalmers tomorrow morning. , . , ; V . The TJnion. Company's "steamer Waihora ,is due at Auckland on the Ipth May from Calcutta.' She should reach Wellington about eight days later. „ . • The Waimarino, en route from the Pacific Coast, was expected to leave Api» /on Thursday for Auckland. She is due at. Auckland to-morrow, and will later proceed to Melbourne and Sydney to complete discharge. The Union Company's steamer Waihemo was to leave San Francisco to-day with general cargo for New Zealand. The Federal. liner. Piako, continuing her loading in New Zealand for Liverpool and Glasgow, left Lyttelton on Saturday for Dunedin and Bluff. ,

BY TELEGRAPH.

NEWCASTLE, Ist Mty.\. Sailed—Omana, for New Zealand AUCKLAND, 2nd May. < Arrived—Riverina (7.30 a.m.), from^Sxdney LYTTELTON, 2nd May. Arrived—Zita, schooner (10.30 a.m.), front Wellington y ■ To' sail—Wootton (8.30 p.m.), for Wellington KAIKOURA,' 2nd May Arrived—Wakatu (11.30 a.m.), from Wellington