SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 78, 1 April 1924, Page 6

SHIPPING

<iPORT OF WELLINGTON

4" HIGH'WATEB. j f-To-da^lh SSm ajn.; 2h lm p.m. : f. To-morrow—2h 2Sm a.m.; 21i 50m p.m. f ARRIVALS. J ' ""March 31—Kaimanawa, s.s. (3.40 p.m.), 2416 • r .tons, Stewart, from Portland •! March 31—Opawa, motor ship (9 p.m.), 110 tons, McKinnon, from Blenheim > "April I—lCurow, s.s. (6.45 a.m.), 2551 tons, ' • Elynn, Irom . Bluli ' „ April I—Maori, s.s. (7 a.m.), 3412 tons, 1 f Irwiu,' from Lyttelton ■ ■ ■ ■ !.. April I—Ngaio, . s.s. (7.5 a.m.), 1203 tons, • '"Wlldraan, from Nelson ; April I—Corinna, s.s. (7.20 a.m.), 1271 tons, . Proiiscr, from Lyttclton 1 April I—Calm, s.s. (7.35 a.m.), 9SI tons, "HcLiiehlan, from Wanganui April I—Hawcra, s.s. (8.40 0..m.), 174 tons, :.MclCianon, from l'atea v .April I—Kapuni, s.s.- (0.5 a.m.), 273 tonß, ,'Jackson, from Patea i ', DEPARTURES. •'- '" March " 31—Inaha, motor ship, (2i55 p.m.), V 251 ton 3, Gibson, {or Patea ' March 31—Port Prrie, s.s. (5.25 p.m.), 7316 "tons, Higg.i, for Dunedin i March 31—Nikau, s.s. (6.30 p.m.), 24S tons, ■ \Vnsta, for Nelson March 31—Wairau, s.s. (7 p.m.), 143 tons, ; Dempster, for Blenheim ; Mardi Sl—Wahine, o.s. (-7.55 p.m.), 4430 tons, Sewcll, for Lytteltou ; March 31—Wukatu, s.s. (8.10 p.m.), 157 tons, i Robertson, for Kalkoura and Lyttelton .March 31—Wanaka, s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 2012 •tons, O'Connor, for Lvttelton, Dunedin, and '.muir .March 31—Opihl, s.s. (10.40 p.m.), 1110 tons, ' ■Chatileld, for Timaru, Dunedin, Brail, and vOamaru i-. . . BERTHAGE U3T. Maunganui—-Queen's Wharf, No. 2. . lUprJe—Queen's Wharf, So. S. . .Invurcargill—Queen's Wharf, No. E. Kaplti—Queen's Wharf, No. 5. ' Kennedy—Queen's Wharf, No. 0. . Opawa—Queen's Whaif, No. 11. Ntwio—Queen's Wharf, No. 12. , John—Queen's Wharf, Ko. 13. Echo—Queen's Wharf, So. 13. ■ Corinnu—Queen's Wharf, No. 14. . Kaimanawa—Queen's Wharf, No. 16. .Aldobaraii—Clyde- Quay Wharf, Ko. 2, Kosumoiid—Clyde Quay Wharf, No. 3, Optuw-Clydo Quay Wharf. No. 3. Maori—Perry Wharf, No? 2. Kouiiita—Hallway Wharf, No. 2. . i'orcst Homo—Railway Wharf, K. •* Oiubilin—King's Wharf, No. 2. Kurow—Kings Wliari, No. S. . KanunJ—Ulasftow Wharf, No. 2. Tuinul—Glasgow Wlurf. No. 8. Mawcra—Gta.-.sow Wharf, No. 3. '. Calm—Pipltou Wharf, No. 1. Manuka—Thorndon Brcasfrwor> ■ Mararoa—Slip Whnrt. K.ahlk.l—On Slip. ■ Raknnoa—Miranmr Wharf. Takapuna—in Stream. ~ Olinoinou—ln Stream. . Blenheim—ln ■. Stream. ■" EXPSCEED AHRIVALa*' Ivamo, Greymouth, 2nd ' Tjlima-oa, Sydney, 2nd ■ • Wainni, Picton, Ist '• 'Xaitoa, Nelson, 2nd . Wahine, lyttelton, 2nd ; TVayerley, Patea, 2nd V rWaimea, Nelson, 2nd "*— —- . OTavua, Dunedin and XytfceltcflV 2nd Maori, Lyttelton, 3rd: „.. Ihvorcargin, Wangan'ui,-3rd ""■ lKkslo, Kelson, 3rd Majmoa,. Picton, 3rd Opa'wa, .Blenheim, 3rd ! • iJclio, Blenheim, 3rd • . ■ .tctoa; -Liverpool, via Auckland,- 3rd „^Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kalkoura, 3rd ;"W"alran, Blenheim, 4th ''I'Atun; Auckland and Kapler, sth. ,--'~-. ailpplo. East Coast, Gt"h / Wuikawa, Newcastle, iitb "ti» fMuhana, JPort Chalmers, "7th N^. • ■.Kennedy, Fnxton, Bth 'Moemk!,'Melbourne, via Bluff, Btmeam, and aUyttaJton,. 6th . ... , Koahine, Loudon and Southampton, via Pa•3ama, sth '. '■■ ■• . ,'lnnlo, Port CUalraoa, Oth '- ■ Wlngsiul, Bluff; via ports, Stll •>' | Gallic, Tokomaru Boy, OtU ', lonic. Port Chalmers, Oth ' ' - ' -Atholl, New York and Auckland, OtH "' PROJECTED BEPfInTURES, ■**■• > j Maori, Lyttelton, Ist fe, ■■ Ngalo, Selson, lat ■■! fjjK Blenheim, Ist A*. ■ Ripple, East Coast, Ist Mannganui, San I'ranciEeo,' -rfa Karotonga ■ *snd Papeete. Ist ' InvercargUl, Wanganui, lsij -/' Opawa, Blenheim, Ist \ Corinna, Lyttelton, Ist ' ' '"Walmii, Picton, 2nd Wahine, Lyttelton, 2nd Kaitoa, Nelson, 2nd Wairau, Blenheim, 2nd ■Waverley, Patea, 2nd Navna, Napier and Auckland, 2nd Kennedy, Foxton, 2nd Wnimea, Westport, Grcymouth, and Hoki•Slka, :2nd Talnui, Southampton and London, via Pa■pamn, 3rd Ombllin, Napier, 3rd ■ . tJlimajoa, Sydney, 4th Kurow, Picton and Auckland, 3rd Wakatu, Kuikoura and Lyttelton, 4tU At.ua, Lyttelton and Dunedln sth Tckoa, Lyttelttin and Dunedin, 6th Maimoa. Napier and Auckland. 7th wingatul, Auckland, via Gisborne, Bth Jlooiiikl, Melbourne. Stli Mnhaua Napier, Gisborno, Auckland, Oth Gallic, Lyttelton, loth ' THE INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE, Moeraki, arrived, at Melbourne 25th March • ifclt Melbourne 31st March for Bluff Dun«dln- Lyttelton, and Wellington; die at Bluff Mil.April; due at Wellington about Sth iS, leao&l eCo Df °D BtU APr" fOT MclMarama, arrived at Sydney 25th March • Mt Sydney 28th March for Auckland; due at Auckland Ist April. ("U.S.S. Co) a jlimar^;i ', arriTed Sydney 25th March; left Sydney 29th March for Wellington; due « ;lJt^^ d «S B f?r th » due at Sydney Ist April. (U.S.S. Co) Maungunul, left Sydney 27th March for arrived at Wellington 31st March • leaves Wcllraston Ist April for San Fran clsco, via Karotonga and Papeete. (U.S.S. Maknra, arrived Auckland 23th March from Vancouver, via Honolulu and Suva- left Auckland 28th March for Sydney; due at Svd ney Ist April. (U.S.S. Co.) y OVERSEAS VESSELS. Tahiti, left San Francisco 20th March £nr .Wellington, via Papeete and Karoton^a- duo at Wellington 14th April. . (U.s.S cSo' dUL ilakura, left Vancouver 7th March for Auckland, via Honolulu and Suva- arrived ntAuckland :£Sth Much; left Auckland "Sth March for Sydney; due at Sydney l £ t Anril (U.fc.S. Co.) ' x Waihemo. left San. Francisco 14th March - tar Auckland, Napier, Lyttelton; Dunedin, ana J.ew Plymouth; due at Auckland Bth April .Arawa, left Southampton 20th March fox Wellington, Dunedin, and Bluff; due at Wellington 23th April. (S.S. and A.) - n , K,V- alJ.l ae> lefli SoatuamiJton 3rd March for Wellington and Auckland; left Panama loth ;Xarch; due at Wellington Sth April. . txtz.B. . Eimotaka, left London 7th March for Pnrt ; Chalmeis, Tiinaru, Lyttelton, New Plymouth ■ :r p drn.lW^i.s. duco) at Port Chaimi ™ '■ Trewyn, left Newport News 6th March for Adelaide, Melbourne, aDd Sydney; due at 5) "ue at W6' ll^^ sth '•i T<&\ "lel4 'pTerP°ol Wth Tebruarj for fX ,V Wel?»'Eton Lytteltou, Dunedi" and Bluff; arrived at Panama 4th March: •left ranama Stli MarclL; arrived at Auckland .^Sth March; due -at Wellington 3rd April" hKslv^Co) B - Lytteltou and Bimedin. ! AHioll, left New York 23rd Pebmarv fnr Auckland, Wellington, Wanganni ™<jT Tas -.wSkto^Stf Ats^fi Ai r»=d-at ■,-Wellmgton, Lyttelton, Dunediu and mK' flia; due at Auckland 15Ui April- duo at Wei jilmgton 22nd April.. . (F.S.K. Co.) . . Trclevan, left New York 23rd March for JXyttelton, Timaru,' Dunedin; .and Bluff- due 'iat Lyttelton. 29th April. (F.S.N. Co) ' Port Pirie, left London oth February for 'Wellington, Dunedin, and Auckland; left-Pa-j-nama 28th February; arrived at Wellin"ton ."24th March; left Wellington 31st March for J>unedin and Auckland; lea-res Dnnedin sth -April for Anckland. (C. and D. Line) Port Wellington, left Liverpool 12th'March tor Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff; .left. Panama 28th March; due at .Auckland ISth April; due at Wellington 20th ■>ApriL. (C. and D.) . Radnor, IeTE New York 19th March for Auckland; ■ Wellington, Lyttelton, Timam Duncdm, and B.lufE; left Panama 20th March- due «;.. Auckland . 2fith - April; - due. at. Wellington 2nd May. (C. and D. Line); .' Port Brisbane, left Melbourne' 26th Mareli' :ffor.;.Ati<:kland to.load for London; arrived at Auckland 31st March; leaves Auckland 3rd

April for loading at. Whakntane, Napier, WelImston, and Lyttelton; leaves Lyttelton about loth April. (U. and D. Line). Canadian Constructor, left Melbourne 2Sth J'chruary for Wellin-ton to load for Nr-w iork, Boston, London, and Hull; arrived at Jim'" 8!"!- SSth Xlarell: k' ft Wul»"St»» 1-t'i "t Wellinston 2sra"'ijiirch; left' 2(itl" Slarcli fpr Auckland; loaves Auckland Ist April for mm/ 01*' Bost0 "' LoiKion' ;11111 »»•'■ (cv. Canadian Pioneer, left New London 2nd February for Auckland, Brisbane, Svduey, Melbourne, and Adelaide; arrived at Auckland 12th March; left Auckland 17th March for Australian ports; due buck at Wellington HitH April. (C.G.M.M.) Canadian Spinner, left Halifax on the 23rd February for Auckland and Australian ports, via New London; due at Auckland ISth April. (C.G.M.M.) Ombiliu, left Bunbury 20th February for Auckland, Wellington, and Dunedin; arrived at Auckland Bth March; arrived at Wellington 23rd March; leaves Wellington 3rd April for Napier and Dunedin. (Johnston and Co.) WITH LIVERPOOL CARGO. Tho Tekoa should be in port on Thursday from Auckland to put out Liverpool cargo to tho agency of the Federal Line. The vessel will fail on Saturday for Lvttelton Dunedin, and BlulF. THE TASMANIA. \ The Tasmauia, vow completing her loading at Auckland, will sail from there to-morrow for New York, Boston, aud West Coast ports of the United Kingdom. SEAW-SAVILL LINERS. Movements uf Shaw-SaviU liners working the Aew Zealand coast arc:— • The Maimoa loaves Timaru to-morrow for loading at Pieton and Wellington. She is due hero on 3rd April, and leaves on 7th April for Napier, Tokomaru Bay, aud Auckland. The Maimoa will sail fiually from Auckland on lGth April for London, via Montevideo aud Xenerilfe. Tho Gallic was to leave Gisborne to-day for loading at Napier and Tokomaru Bay, and bunkering at Wellington from 9th to 10th April, when she will proceed to Lyttelton. The vessel is fixed to leave Lyttelton on 14th April for London, via Montevideo and Teuerltie. The Waiwera is expected at Oamaru to--1 morrow morning from Brisbane for loading. ■She later takes iv cargo at Bluff, Lyttelton, Wangauui, and Wellington, and is due here on ISth April, sailing finally on 24th 'April for i.ondon, via Montevideo and Tem'rilTc. The fouic, now discharging aud loading at Lyttelton, leaves there to-morrow for loading at Timaru, Port Chalmers, and Wellington: The vessel is due at Wellinston on Sth April and is scheduled to sail from here at'daybreak on 17th April for Southampton arid London, via Panama. LOADING FOR AMERICA. The Shaw-Savill liner Mabana is due at. Wellington on Monday next from Port Chalmers for loading. She will sail on Oth April for Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland, aud will leave Auckland finally ou 25th April for London, via New York and Bostou. OMBILIN LOADING FOR EAST. Messrs.. Johnston and Co. advise that the Ombiiin is expected to leave Wellington on Thursday for Napier, where she will load wool for the East. . J''rom Napier the vessel will proceed to Dunedin, where she is to complete discharge of her Bunbury cargo, aud take in wool. The vessel will liter proceed to Newcastle to load coal for Singapore. ATHENIC FROM SOUTHAMPTON. 'The next passenger vessel of the Shaw-Savill fleet to leave Home for New Zealand will bo the Athenic, which is fixed to sail from Southampton on 30th April for Wellington and Lyttelton. She should be at Wellington on 7th June. SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK. The Federal Line has been advised of tho following projected sailings of stamers from New York, for New Zealand ports;— The Nardana is to leave ou 15th April for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Duuedin, and Australian ports. The Trebartha is to leave ou 30th April for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunediu and Molbonrne. The Trefusis is to leave towards tho end of May for Auckland, Wellington, New Ply- ' mouth, and Wangauui. These vessels should be at Auckland about ■J. mouth after their departure from New York. MOEEAKI SAILS FOR BLUFF. The Union Company has been advised that the Moeraki sailed from Melbourne yesterday with passengers and cargo for ISlulf, Dunjediu, Lyttelton, and Welliugton. She should v !>n at\Bluil ou Friday, and at Wellington on Sth April. The vessel is to leave here later in tho same day for Melbourne direct. THE PORT PIRIE.. The Port Pirie, which loft Wellington last niaht for Dunedin to discharge a fnrther portion of her London cargo, is expected to leave the Southern port on Saturday for Auckland to jtut out the remainder. .PORT BRISBANE'S LOADING. The C. and D. Line advises that the Port Brisbane is to leave Auckland on Thursday toe Whakataue to continue her Homeward loading The vessel will later proceed to Napier, Wellington, and Lyttelton, and is to sail from the Southern port about lfith April for London, via Montevideo. MESSAGE FKOM THE ATHOLL. According to a wireless message received by tho-Federal Line, the steamer Atlioll should New York. She is due hero a week later, and will later complete discharge at Wangauui and Tasmanian ports. THE NELSON SERVICE. This morning on arrival at Nelson from Wellington, the Anchor Shipping Company's steamer Nikau withdrew from tho Eervice for annual survey aud overhaul. Her place will be taken by the Kaitoa, which will leave Nelson this evening for Wellington, and is duo here to-morrow morning, thereafter continuing in the Xikuu's running for about two weeks when the latter vessel will resume in the service. ' , PERSONAL. . Captain J. 'Green has. taken command of the Ngahere, vice Captain J. McLean. Mr. J. F. Maisey has replaced Mr. R. Griffiths as second mate on the Ngahere. Mr. J. Lee is now third engineer on the Rakanoa, vice Mr. T. Chalmers. ' Mr (J. W. Evans, who was first mate on m'U.^ 8' a' h"S iOned th& Wanaka as flrst Mr j; Warcup has signed off the Ngakuta's articles as second mate, .and has joined the wanaka in a similar position. Mr. E. Sutherland,-late second mate of tho as'second inateiS" Cd °" thC Ngakuta>s articles N^ikuH D' iraSCr ' S n°W flretmate °n the Captain C. Wood late chief officer of the Shaw-Savill liner Waimaua, is now in commaud of the same company's Waiwera. Captain X. Dawson, harbourmaster, has reM luYwS're^V'ir d^Wrt!? Captain Ormes, of the Nora Niven, has gone to },apicr to bring the Futurist to WellingThe Corinna sails to-day-for .Lyttelton, where she will load to-morrow for New Plymouth diThe Wingatui leaves Bluff to-day, via Dunedm Oamaru, Timaru, and Lyttelton, and will load here early next week for Gisborne , and Auckland. • The Nayua, from Dunedin and Lyttelton, is now due in port to-morrow to load for Napier and Auckland. -aijnw The Opilii leaves Bluff on Thursday via , Dunedin Oamaru, Timaru, and Lyttelton/ for . Wellington, New Plymouth, and Nelson. _The Katno leaves Greymouth to-morrow for Miramar and Wellington. I Tho Kurow arrived in port this morning i from Newcastle, via Bluff and Lyttelton. She will leave on Thursday for Picton to load . for Auckland. ■ The Karori is expected at Wellington about ; the end of this week from Adelaide, via I Dunedin and Lytteltou. ■ The Scottish Monarch, which left Napier ou • Friday for Dunkirk, Bremen, London an Hull, took 10,093 bales of wool and skins nui 24 casks of tallow from New Zealand. " ' '. The Kennedy, which has been undergoing geueral overhaul at Wellington, is expected . to resume running to-morrow, when she wil ' sail for Foxton and Lyttelton, returning to Wellington, via Foxton. The Canadian Constructor was to Inave Auckland to-day for New York, Boston, Lour don, and Hull. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. " .vThe follow»nK vessels (call signals iv paren--1 theses) are expected to he within range of \ n h« ut ™_ dcr- mentione1 *i«leM stations to-" Auckland: Arailllra (VMA), Athol! (IiVY) 1 Canadian Constructor (VGLZ), Kaiiipoi (VI,ll) , -Kaikorai (X.IW). .Mamma (Gf)XY) TckoVici i, FQ), Triflia (GFYM). '' UKIM ((lJ i Chatham Islands: JTornratn (MJin Wi«s( moreland (7.8 M). ScoUM, Monan-1 (in S) - Durham (GQC). Jlnvon (ZHT). '■ Wellington: Waliine (OVYK) Maori ten s ZX). Ngaio (VLS), Moemki (nh yn, r I im-,'n l fA7HY), Kiitoko (EYV). Port I'irip. i/svi Maunganui (GFYB), Wingatui (i;BMP) "rin .' 1' lie (MV£», Hertford (GDKP), M^imoa (CD 1 Entanekai tYLXL Wilfred (IKE).- iJ>>

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