LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 106, 6 May 1924, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

ARRIVALS.

BrSn!^^ ep^ a S- S- (h25 p^' 157 ■ ; 'BSsS^^f -» ;^O. SSI-tcnvy ■-'■■' . -'. THE RAMA; ,;-', . '■]: ''. sef win I^ol h aUd> Vla Auckland.- The ves-' SJath^6^^^ Frid^ ) mor ™e for the,' ,„. THE CANADIAN SFINNER.. ' J-ne Canadiaa Spinner is to leave Adelaide ' the;canadian challengee < land this moromg from Halilax ami Neiv PAKEHA-TO LOAD. ' ■' in*nij r°m «i - st!? llai to ct>"""»nce loading f o v." and is due^here on Ist June. The.vessel w.U; } ... NOTICES. TO .MARIXEES. " -■' en-lt n°th»t ap?f rs in^her/'Gazette" to the^ ' enect that ■• two white-painted' tfianimlar- ' shaped beacons, each - beiuc 25ff-in- hiight, ■■- the -adrth-eMt coast ofbitrit h^,r" Dlrect! on = °s to position and '■ Debt anchoraces are also Eiven These bea- ' i:n° Sshdter° r the "Se °£ overseas Vessels seek- : .Sgßr S^S^Swa^TiL li^i^1? 1 to-Light, flashin R . 5' seconds (lsec. light... 4sec eclipse). The Ii K ht is auto- - matic and unwatched. Ko further notice will r be, erven. 'Publications affected: Admiralty charts No. r 1212, 2591, ,2816, and 3029; "New:Zealand Pilot, ninth • edition, 1919, page 352; "New Zealand Nautical Almanac," 1924, paces - 10/ and 293, and plan facins pa K e 292- "Ad-:

PERSONAL. Captain W P Clifton jrocs, late of Hie Mania, is now in command of the Pakeha WITHIN WIRELESS R IKGB The following vessels (calj bijuak m parentljcsts,) are expected to be within wireless range of the undermentioned Hirelebs stations to nmht — » AuckUud- Arahuri (Tin), Canadian Ch il leneer (VGLY), Oinulun Pioneer (CKT) City of Birmingham (BDS), Kiu.itin (GCr kV Mi heno (fiDZT). Ngakuta (BMP , Om, n." "z BN), Port .Nicholson (XHO). Sussex (1IVS) Totua (GFY^^) > -Truro City (GCVIS) Chatham Mands Union City (GCWB). WelliDßton Wahine- (GFYN), Maori (GD rV'/«5xl? nLSl.'M.iun E «nui (OFYB). Tahiti (MIN), Wanaka (VMP). Puko (GBYP) (GDZS), Coolatu (VZBP), Ot.ki (GO LN). Waihcmo (GDBQ>, Ririn-i (ZNI) Xii J»>, Whanßape (VML). Waipon (VMO) Ka" s^™, OLl)> K'"*'i"i (GCDY), Waik.i»,i

_.Tlie Komata sails at 3 p.m. to-morrow ■ for " .Greymouth and Westport, taking passen-ers lor the .former portl \. .' ; - ,i? lie, NSaWta, which left Auckland on Sunday for the Cook Islands, will ■ make the • return trip to Wellington instead of to Auck- ■'■ ■land, m the. usual* running. -.. ' ' ■ . • -;- .The Corinna leaves Oneaunga to-morrow for New Plymouth-to, load, for Wellington Sho will leave Here on Friday for Dunedin, 'dani- . ' sails this evening for Lyttelton A to .load for Napier, and Auckland.. .. -','". The Atua from Southern ports is doe tomorrow, to load for Auckland direct. ; . Xhe -Kaiwarra sails... to-day, for...New Ply-J mouth; en route to; Melbourne::" ■■■ - -'■ i. -: ; The Kamo.'arrived this morning. from Westport, and will sail.to-morrow for Greymouth .to load for Bluff and-Dunedin. •■■ .--.:•• ■"jThe.K'arorl is due to-day from Westport. Sha later returns to Westport to load for Auck--land. : ■■' ■-: ■• f ■ The f Wanaka, sails to-morrow for 'Southernports,, including Bluff. .--■;- . ■. The Ngahere 'saUs to-day for Greymouth to load for Miramar-and Wellington. . ...The Waimea is due at Wellingtonron Thursday morning from Wanganui, and will sail later the same;, day for .West-port, Greymouth : | and Hokitika.. : : _' :.■■.'.. *...- The Waverley'is to leave Wellington to-mor-row for Patea." : '.-.' '„■'" ■ . :.<.-.. The Eipple is to leave' Wellington to-day for Napier and: Gisborne. ,- : .:-.'■:. ~ : \ .... The Kaitoa, on arrival at Neison to-morrow morning from Wellington, win' lay up for annual overhaul and inspection. ; . ■