SHIPPING

Greymouth Evening Star, 16 November 1934, Page 8

SHIPPING

November 16 — 6.5 a.m.; 6.40 p.m. November 17— 7.25 a.m.; 7.55 p.m. (Note: These figures have been advanced by 30 minutes, to conform with Summertime). DEPTH OF THE BAR The depth of the bar and river at high water yesterday was: —Bar, 24ft. 6ins.; river 21ft. 6ins. ARRIVED November 15.—Karepo, s.s., 1331 tons (Corby), 3 p.m., from Lyttelton. November 15. —Titoki, s.s., 247 tons (Wahlstrom), 11.40 p.in., from Westport. SAILED ) November 16. —Kaimiro, s.s., 1330 tons (Fish), 5.45 a.m., for Melbourne. IN PORT Titoki, Karepo. EXPECTED ARRIVALS Ngakuta, Westport, to-morrow. Gael, Wellington, to-morrow. Abel Tasman, November 25. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Titoki, Onakaka, to-night. Gael, Hokitika, to-morrow . Karepo, Miramar, to-morrow. Ngakuta, Sydney, early. Abel Tasman, Sydney, early. SHIPPING NOTES The Karepo berthed yesterday afternoon, to load for Miramar and Wellington. She is to sail to-morrow morning.

The Kaimiro sailed this morning, for Melbourne and Adelaide, with timber. The Titoki arrived last night, from Westport, and is to sail to-night .for Onakaka. The Ngakuta is due to-morrow from Auckland, via Westport, to load timber for Sydney and Newcastle. The Gael is due to-morrow morning, from Welington, with general cargo. After discharge, she will proceed to Hokitika, OTHER PORTS. WELLINGTON, November 15. Sailed, Gael for Hokitika. FOXTON, November 16. Arrived at 5 a.m., Huanui, from Greymouth. KARETU DISPUTE AUCKLAND, November 15. Owing to trouble with the crew, tho Union Company’s steamer Karetu did not sail foi’ Port Kembla and Newcastle to-night, as. was intended. The vessel was a fireman short, and as the question of filling, his place could not be settled to the satisfaction of both the men and the Company, the vessel could not put to sea. The crew was given twenty-four hours’ notice and will be paid off tomorrow.