LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 123, 25 May 1923, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

DEPARTURES. May 25— Kaitoke, s.s. (1.20 p.m.), 3U2 tons, Bilton, for Lyttelton

PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY.

Th« following passengers left Wellington today by the Manuka for Sydney:—Saloon: Mlisei Bisdee (2), David, Watt, Hay, McKae, Whittcll, Buach, Goodingham, Holmes, Law VI), Tranter, Davie, Bridges, Dermody, Barker, Courtinar Smith, Phillips, Straohan, Holt, Montcrieif, Williams, Shelton, Remnent, and Smith, Mesdames Blair, King, Stronach-Paterson, Davie, Hewlett, Uisdee, Shaw, Hadley, Tweed. Eoss, Warren, Martin (2), Lodge, Archer, (Doig, Lister, Gitferd, Studley, Shand, Branscombe, Bowie, Forsyth, Simmonds, Eutfy, Every and 2 children, Davie, Browning, McDougall, Lawßon, Brooks, Dermody, Smith, Durnin, Phillips, Gunning, Strachan, Stevens, Leaky and infant, Sinclair, Reeve, Anderson, Mulligan, Shelton (2), Messrs McDonald, Prince, Calvert, Butler, Leicester, Hodson, Aspry, Bennett, Blair, StronachPaterson, Wall, Ross, Aekins. Hewlett, King, warren, Lister, Branscombe, Nicholas, Goldlngliam, Garcia, Bowie, Forsyth, Webster, Morgan, McKenzie, Simmonds, Jeayei, Covich, iothergill, Duthie, Spender, Sinclair (2), White. Goldingham, Elton, Rhodes, Auberson, Brooks, Kutfy, Silvester, Sillors, Robbins, Jones, Hellmrich, Selby, Durnm, Gunning, Master Ruffy. Key. Mother Provincial, Sisters Reardon Dympsia Keenan, Veronica Macquire, Depazzi Ward. Drs. Sheehan,. McEvoy, Tweed Lawson, Cameron, Colonel M. Graham, Captain «S Co <j- a 2 steera S«. including 9 Chineae and 2 Hindus. \ THE CANADIAN SEIGNETJR. The Canadian Seigneur is due at Wellington to-morrow from Lyttelton to continue loading for American ports. The vessel is to sail to-morrow night for Napier and Auckland, and is expected to leave Auckland about the Ist June for New York, Boston, and Montreal. s C AND D. LINERS. Movements of the Commonwealth »nd Dominion Line s steamers are:— The Port Auckland, which is at present at Napier, is expected to leave there on SaturwJiihmt WanKa. nu I i- 'fokomaru Bay, Gisborne, Wellington, and Lyttelton. She is to sail from Lyttelton on the 15th June for London via Las Palraas. The Port Hacking, discharging New York cargo, was expected to leave Lyttelton this afternoon for Dunedin. From Dunedin the vessel proceeds, on the 30th May, to Melbourne to complete discharge. Continuing Homeward loading,' the Port Melbourne arrived at Napier this morning «???. Gisborn|!- The vessel comes on .to Wellington about the middle 'of next week to complete loading, and is to sail from hera about the 2nd June for London, via Las Palmas.

The Port KembU j s t o leave Auckland on baturday for Wellington, Bluff, and New Plymouth to complete discharge of London cargo.

MOERAKI FOB MELBOURNE. The Union Company's steamer Moeraki it to leave Wellington at 5 p.m. to-morrow for Melbourne direct.

The Corinna loads at Dunedin to-day vi» ports, and is due here on Wednesday to load for Nelson and New Plymouth.

The Kaitoke left to-day for Lyttelton to loa.d for Auckland.

The Katoa leaves Dunedin to-day, via Oani' aru and Timaru, and loads here on Wednesday for , Auckland.

Ihe Waipori is expected to leave Auckland on Saturday for Wellington Nelson, and New Plymouth, to complete discharge of timber from Newcastle.

The Kini leaves Dunedin to-morrow via Oamaru, Tirnaru, and. Xytteltori, and 'loads here uext week for Napier and Gisborne.

The Kurow loads at Wellington towards the end of next week for Auckland.

The colliers Kakapo, Jjgahere, and Komata are expected at Wellington over the weekend from the West Coast. Levin and Co. advise that the Wakatii due at Wellington on Tuesday evening from Kaikoura, is to sail on Wednesday evening on the return trip to Kaikoura. ( BY TELEGRAPH. ■ , . , „ „ NELSON, 24th May Arrived—Kaitoa (5.80 p.m.), from Onebung* , Arrived—Ngaio (7.50 a.m.), from "Wellington To sail-Ngaio (7.80 p.m.), for Wellington BLENHEIM, 25th May Arrived—Wairau (i a.m.), from Weii:ngtoa Sailed—Wairau (10.45 a.m.), for Wellington

, , LYTTELTON, 2fUi May Arrived—Wootton (12.30 p.m.), from WtillDg. ton .