LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 17, 22 July 1921, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

i ARRIVALS. July 22-Zita, auxiliary ketch (2.50 p.m.). 170 tons, Joliansen (put back) July 22-Invercargill, s.s. (1 p.m.), 224 tons, Suwyers, from Sounds DEPARTURES. July 22—ilapourika, s.s. (noon), < 1203 tons, Sewell, for Picton and Nelson ' AEAWA FOR HOME. . The Shaw, Suvill, and Albion Comnanv's liner Arawa is to leave Wellington at day--1 reak to-morrow for Southampton and London, ' via Monte Video and TenerifTe. She is to take the following passengers: Saloon—Misses C. 11. E. Bidwell li. G. Chapman, A. Dale R. Gome, F. J. Hisgins, C. Hogg, li. Wildash, Mesdames Box, Chapman and infant, A. Coldham, Lowson, N. Milner, Shakeshaft and infant, E. Sisley, SI. Willcocks, Messrs. W T. G. Airey, T. Runting, J. H. Chapman. P. Granger, H. Hill, G. Kay, D. Kemiedv, \V. i Lowson J. Pringle, H. K. Banders, "J. A. Shakeshaft, n. Shew, W. C. Stewart, L. Vendt, and Lieut.-Colouel B. C. Freyberg j 118 thlr'dTHE ISLAND SERVICE. The Tofua is to leave Auckland to-morrow morning for Fiji. Tonga, and Samoa. ...;. The Wainma, from Vancouver and San / Francisco, is proceeding to Wellington and ' Dunedin, via Apia and Auckland. She is due here about the 15th August. "'■ The Kia Ora is due at Wellington on the 30th July from Wanganui. She is to leave here the next day for London, via Australia; . The Kamo was outside Greymouth this morning awaiting an opportunity to cross the lingW'beKiundVf nOt eXPeCtftd at Wel" The Corinna should arrive at Wellington tomorrow from New Plymouth. She is to leave . Timaru f°r' Dunei lln ' °amaru, and \v«iif n ? at°f a is cx PecJ ed to get away from edm to-ln°waw for Lyttdton and DunDune cdin KarOr' " dU6 here to"morrow fr0I« The New Zealand Shipping Company"s liner ?,l pa,ro? !eft Auckland yestlrday morning for • • Whukatane. She is to leave Wliakatane tomorrow night for Wellington, arriving here on Monday. After discharging here and 'at Lyltelton, she will, proceed to Timaru, and '■' then back to Lyttelton and Wellington to complete loading. " The New Zealand Shipping Company advises : that the Ruahine is to leave Wellington on Monday for Napier and Tokomaru Bay. She is to return to Wellington to fill up, and will sail from here about the 9th' August for Home. BY TELEGRAPH. NEWCASTLE, 22nd July. Arrived—Pukaki, from New Zealand MELBOURNE, 22nd July Arrived—Waiotapu, from New Zealand ■< ■ , AUCKLAND, 22nd July Arrived—Rakanoa (7.5 a.m.), fro.ji. Newcas. ! tie; Karma (10.5 a.m.), from Wellington • Arrived—Bira, ketch (12.30 p.m.), from Lyttelton I : • NELSON, 22nd July Arrived—Nikau.(6 a.m.), from Wellington . To sail—Nikau (7 p.m.), for Wellington: NAPIER, 22nd July Arrived—Ripple (2.30 a.m.), from Wellington .EYTTELTON, 22nd July : Arrived—Mararoa (10 a.m.), from Wellington To sail—Mararoa (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington WANGANUI, 22nd July Sailed—Waimea (9.40 a.m.), for Wellington STOCK & SHAREMARKET WELLINGTON BUSINESS Prices of investment and mialat itocks t«day are as 1 follow:— . —. Invenment. Buyers. Sellers. £ t. d. £ s. d. 4J p.c. Inscr'd Stock, 1938 " — ' 83 12 6 54 p.c. Inser'd Stock; 1933 9110 0 — ' 54 p.c. War Bonds, 1933.. 91 10 0 — Bank of New Zealand .. 2 8 0 2 8 9 •Union Bank — 13 o'o Goldsbrough Mort 18 6 —' National Insurance .... — 3 0 0 South British Insurance 113 6 —' •N.Z. Refrigeratg. (£l).. 18 6 — •N.Z. Refrigeratg. (10s).. 016 3 017 0 Huddart-Parker (ord.) .. ■ 2 5 3 2 6 0 P. and O. (deferred) .. 340 0 0 — „\l'«stport Coal ...-....;. ' ■.— ' 17' Leyland-O'Brien 116 — Taringamutu-Toiara ■„ ■ — 17 6 W.F.CiA. (pref.) — 0 18i - 'Cam dividend.. ■- - • i; Minini— .. .•' Talisman 0 i 0 0 6 6 Waihi 19 3 110 6 Waihi Grand Junction.. — 010 0 TRANSACTIONS ELSEWHERE (II TILEfiItAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) AUCKLAND, 21st July. Sales:—New Zealand Insurance, 27s 9d; Hnd-dart-Parker (ord.), 45s 3d; Northern Steam (paid up), 13s 9d; Northern Steam (con.), '6s. CHRISTCHURCH, This Day: Sale reported :—Huddart-Parker, £2 5s 3d. DUNEDIN, This Day. Sale on 'Change-.—New Zealand Refrigerating (contributory), 16s 6d. .■■; ; LONDON QUOTATIONS. (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPTRIOHT.) (AUSTRALIAN - NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) J '■■■'■ LONDON, 20th'July. Quotations on the Stock Exchange include: Mount Lyell shares 13s 6d, P. .and O. (deferred) buyers , £335, sellers £355. . . • 8. H.OFFNUNG AND CO.'S TEAR. 1 (Received July 22, 9.30 a.m.) , ' ; LONDQN, 21st July. ' Messrs.' S. Hoffnung and Co., Ltd., London and Australian merchants, report a net profit for the year' of. £108,094. From this it is proposed to pay a dividend of 15 per cent., place £12,000 to reserve, ,£IO,OOO to dividend reserve, , provide for increases connected with the • increase •of capital a sum of £4500, and carry forward £21,594. . • ' MAGISTRATE'S COURT Mr. F. X: Hunt, S.M., presided at today's sitting of the Magistrate's Court. Two first-offending inebriates were dealt with in the usual manner. Maud Grant, who had three previous convictions against her, and had : to answer' charges of breaking the terms of her prohibition order and being an incorrigible rogue, in that she consorted with reputed thieves and prostitutes, was sentenced to two years' reformative treatment. ' . , Joseph Harvey Cornish, who was charged with being a rogue,and vagabond, in that on or about 25th May, at Blenheim, he did impose upon Patrick Meehan by verbal and fraudulent misrepresentations, that, he had been sent,to obtain the sum of £3, was remanded to appear at Blenheim to-morrow. ' A remand until 29th July was granted in the case of Albert E. Kearns, who was charged that at Upper Hutt he received from Mrs. M. A. M'Kay the sum of £3 15s and did fail to account for the same to Sidney H. Rossiter, converting the same to his own use, and thereby committing theft. Bail was allowed in the sum of £50. ■■ C. O'Shea was fined 10s for a breach of his prohibtion order, and T. Balmer was fined 10s on each of two charges of a like nature. ■ ' . ' '■. H. Johnston, grocer, of Karori,. was fined £1 and costs for' failing to close his shop at the proper hour, and F. H. Mcgaun, Tory-street, was fined 10s for a similar offence. . . Gilbert P. Turnbull, charged with the < theft of two furs valued at £15, the property of some person unknown, was remanded until 29th July. ( It was stated in the report of the Court proceedings on Wednesday that John E. Radcliffe was fined for plying for hire without being a licensed driver.; As. a matter of fact, Radcliffo was ordered to pay the costs. Mr. G. E. Fownes, J.P., presided over a-sitting of the Mount Cook Police Court to-day. One first-offending inebriate, who failed to appear, was ordered to forfeit his bail, 10s, and another first offender was fined^s, in default twentyfour hours' imprisonment.