SHIPPING NEWS

Greymouth Evening Star, 29 June 1914, Page 7

SHIPPING NEWS

UIIJ J J • x ARRIVED. June 28. Kini, ss, 702 tons. Captain Platts, from Westport June 29—Kennedy, ss, 137 tons. Captain Purvis, from Wellington, Nelson, and Westport. ’ ■ June 29.—Arahura, ss, 771 tons, Captain Ritchie, from Wellington, Picton, Nelson, and Westport. Passengers;—Miss Nock; Mesdames Faired, Salmon, Roche and boy Woodward, Roach and two children, Lawson; Messrs O’Donnell, Higgins, McMahon, Egan, Edgar, Bernard, Tolley, Ryan, Leahy, Earned, Clarke,, Gramshaw, Astlev, Smith, King, Trebilco, Brocklehurst", Mears, Walton, Petrie, McGillieuddy. "sailed. June 27—Kaitoa, ss, 118 tons. Captain Stevens, for Tarakohe. . June 28. —Ngatoro, ss, 583 tons, Captain Dowell, for Wellington. Juno 28. Kaitangata, ss, 1219 tons, Cajtain Cain, fer Wellington. June 28.—Kahuna, ss, 1246 tons. Captain Mosley. Jinie 28. —Kruno, ss, 725 tons, Cciptmn Bold, for Wellington. June 29.—Kini, B s, • 072 tons. Captain Platts, for Onehuiiga and New Plymouth. IN PORT. Karamu Kennedy, Arahura, Annie Hill (schooner), Elsie Mary (auxiliary schooner) Lily (schooner). EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Alexander, from Wanganui, Tuesday. Ngatoro, from Wellington, Tuesday. Ennerdale, from Auckland, i uesday. Waimea, from Onehnnga, Wednesday. Kaiapoi, from Wellington, Wednesday. Kamona, from Westport, Wednesday. Kamo, from Wellington, Thursday. Kaiapoi, from Wellington, Kini from New Plymouth, Thursday. Ngakuta, from Wellington, Thursday. Waverley, from Wellington and Nelson, Thursday. . Petone, from Wellington, Friday. Kowhai, from Gisborne, Friday. Polierua, from Dunedin, Saturday. Taviuni, from Dunedin and East Coast way ports, Saturday. PROJECTED ’ DEPARTURES. Arahura, for Westport, Nelson, Picton, and Wellington, to-night. Kennedy, for Tarakohe, to-night. Alexander, for Wanganui, Tuesday. Ennerdale, for Wellington, Tuesday. Karamu "for Lyttelton, iuesday. Ngatoro, for Lvttelton, Wednesday. Kamona, for Lyttelton, Wednesday. Kamo for Wellington, Thursday. Kini ’ for Wellington and Napier, Friday. , _ . . Petone, for Lyttelton, Friday. Waimea, for Picton, Friday. Kowhai, for Timaru, Oamaru, and Dunedin SaturdayI Taviuni, for Bluff and Dunedin, Saturday.

The Kaitoa sailed on Saturday evening for Tarakobe,. coal Ind.cn.

The Kennedy arrived this forenoon from! Wellington, via way ports, and on the cits charge of general cargo loads Blackball coal for TaraUohe, sailing to-night. The Waimea, en route from leaves Wellington to-day for Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth, and arrives here .u; Wednesday. She will probably load atLibs pore for Picton. The Alexand-r leaves Wanganui this afternoon for,Greymouth direct, in ballast, to h,al State coal for the same port. The WavfcTliy leaves Wellington on Tuesday, and Nelson on Wednesday, fa: Westport and Greymouth, and may be ex-pee:-31 he.'c on Thursday. Messrs N-nicarrow and Co., local agents for the New Zealand Shipping Compinv, Ltd , advise that R.M.R. Turakina reached Wellington early this afternoon from Lopcjrri, via Tenerif'fe, Capetown, .nil Hei tit. Preparations are proceeding apace for an early attempt to refloat the s..s. Kauri, stranded on the north beach at Wsetport. OUR COAL TRADE. LAST WEEK'S EXPORTS. The export of coal lrom Greymouth last week totalled 11,445 tons newt, made up week totalled 10,029 tons 3cwt, made up as follows: — BRUNNER. Tons Cwt Kaituna 496 2 PAPAROA. Kaituna 1300 11 BLACKBALL. Waverley 104 12 Kaituna 526 9 Opouri 69 5 Kaitangata , 22 5 Ngahere 1077 12 Ngakttta 1869 14 Kaitoa 216 9 Ngatoro 1383 12 Total 5269 18 - POINT ELIZABETH (STATE). Arahura 227 13 Kaituna 28 8 Kaitangata 28 16 Kittawa 716 2 Kamo 1260 8 Flora 102 15 Ngahere : 144 8 Awahou 214 2 Total 2722 12 LIVERPOOL (STATE). Kittawa, ..... 518 8 Kamo 626 13 Flora - 269 8 . Ngahere 138 12 Awahou 103 0 - Total 1656 1 THE WESTPORT TRADE. . WESTPORT, This Day. The coal output last week of the Westport Coal Company was 8958 tons lOcwt, and coke 48 tons 12cwt, Stockton, 1776 tons 4cwt.

HIGH WATER. June 29.— •J.51 a.m. 3.8 p.m. Juno 303.39 a.m. 3.56 p.m. July 1 4.25 a.m. ; 4.43 p.m. July 2.— 5.20 a.m. ; 5.38 p.rn. July 3.— 6.19 a.m. 6.38 p.m. July 4.— 7.25 a.m.; 7.42 p.m. July 5.— 8.27 a.m.; 8.49 p.m.