LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 63, 11 September 1924, Page 6

LATE SHIPPING

ARRIVALS. ■ . . BEPAETUEES. THE VOLSELLA'S" DISCHARGE. -' WITUI.V WIRELESS EANGE '.. sgESsSt£.:£?r _ Auckland: Westmeath (1IJQ), Niagara (GB torua (GSF) ndS: P°rt" Curtis <GCFJ>. K°- ,,?,?"? ,(.°.9 DY>' Whangape (VML), Lowana (-), Kaituna (VLT), Kotorua (GSF) " THE HAURAKI. ' ■ ■ ; couve? and' f* ,, for. F"1""^ Island, Van-; October ™h i Fn. mclsc° to load late in land V, L™' 5',,"!, November for Auck-' X e"ol^ B MrS&? e; ; Adelaide- s>d- ., WITH. CARGO FROM MONTREAL; LOADING FOR U.S.A. "li^ h° ni 'Shd w-Savm-niner Mamari '-left' Napier ■prfin g!i v°!" dlschar 8e aud loading at Dunl" 11. ■*>«?°n-:. Slie afterwards loads at il Sf ' •. We' llnßton-i- "(aith September to l»t October), Lyttelton, Napier, and Auck-Octob-rfor '*?■ Sf from -Anckfand on icth Boston' - . Loadol V via .New York and' ■ . • .. THE MAIMOA. ' ' : from 6 w»ir Oai- ;ar-ril' ed at Wtelton last night. Tiv^- elllnSton .to continue discharge of I^Sischa^an^a^D^ la!a^|^^-^o«: w angunui, and Auckland,- and leaves- tl'e WITH CARGO FROM THE EAST. i,£tS" Suss? x leav? s Auckland to-day for WeiInn 8 *- ' Z l™, c slle is due °n Sunday to Sh?*i n n ue- dlscl!a^ e oE ■ cargo from Calcutta" '?ea S -eP l^'r/ nd ■ Saslar^ lg- The vessel should Wtel^M"^,^ diSChilrge at NOTICES TO MARINEES. ' ■ snnt'hp^hllß DePartmenf advises that "■ tbo southern beacon,. referred to hi a recent ''Notice to Mariners," relating to anchorage beacons erected on the north-east coast of f^"V ISW aS he' m-s situated ■immediatel 5 west .of Murray River1 beach, has • now been made more.. easily, distinguishable by Haying painted in its centre a black disc' , .1 he master the British Missionary steamer Southern Cross reports his vessel to have, grounded on an uncharted shoal near tlie centre of Pallu passage on the south-western side of Vanikoro Island in latitude. Meg. ■ it^-f-' 'ongi'ide WCdeg. 51min.- 15sec,E! Thp X! r"- P°'nt °f Salo° Bay bea"°S OBOdeg. The shoal .is reported to "be of small extent, water aYe; ?atUoms. °. Te^ »* .at . lo\f THE PENNYWORTH. tl^nn^or^ if'S^^ tt "^ lmgton early on Saturday morning for Dun-' edin to -complete discharge of her cargo of: «est Australian timber. : WEST CAHOKIA AT AUCKLAND. ' The^Swayne and Hoyte Line steamer West ■ Cahokia arrived at Auckland yesterday morn-= ing. from San Francisco. The. vessel has cargo for discharge at. Auckland, Weilinnton ' ?u^S:: Muff'> nd. b; <I», hen!..*«»*; _ Mr. E. G. F. Zohrab advises that the:, Rama now leaves .Wellington at 1 pm to-morrow for the Chatham Islands. ''.' ." . PERSONAL. aSes Aa^ de<£ Clengln 3ee? ned °* *•'****'■ u Mr. F. S. Bates has replaced Mr. J. H Henderson as mate of the Putiki. -: nfMth E\v" de P-arteret- .formerly- second mateZ ,1 ai Porl- h°s come ashore, and Mr., stead n bns Joined the vessel-:in;- his .Mr. W. A. Castle has relinquished. the post _of purser on the Waipori, and has joined the Navua in a similar capacity. ' Mr. F. A. Elliott is now purser' of" the-" Mararoa vice Mr. T. G. Harding, who: is onnohday leave. „,-.,-. ••' , . Mr. w. J. Cannon has succeeded Mr. L. C. Daviea as chief engineer of tho. Komata. 3 ' ' ' -~ . '. : . •' : , - . - 1 BY TELEGRAPH. .' . ' KEW PLYMOUTH, 11th September, lin ton P0" ( P-m-). , from - Wel- _ .. . „ GREYMOUTH, nth September. Sailcd-Ngatoro (5.30 a.m.), for Wellington; Gabriella (0:25 am), for Melbourne; Kahika. (.o.ou a.nj.j, ior fcydncy ;: ' L ■ * <! -i ,» v -^ASfGAXDI, 11th September! Sailed-Kapiti (9.42 a.m.), for Wellington = -, J „, • PICTON, llth September. Sailed—Wainui (12.30 p.m.), for Wellington LYTTELTON, llth September/ Amved-Kennedy (10.20 a.m.), from Wei ungton . . - - .. .