IN PORT.

Grey River Argus, 23 September 1911, Page 3

IN PORT.

Kanrna. Jana Douglas D-ef&ndef. Lobo.

Th? Arnhurp. leaver, Wellington today fee Greymouth via usual po:l:s nnd ir- dun here on Monday morning. Sh:" leaves en her return ;it 10 o'clock c-n Monday -evening-

Thd Kowhai is duo. this morning and loads coal fon Lyttelton.

Tho Koonya is due this evening and sails for Bluff and Dunrdirt on M-ondav coal laden.

Tho Karma sarils this morning for Melbourne and AcV.aicli:-

The Ngatoro comes off the si '"-at Lyttelton. and is due- h*'.ra on Monday night.

Th« Ngfaherc is r -ius' from Wellington '0-p. Monday. Shr. loads coal and net-urn's.

Tho Jano Douglas arrived early yesterday imorning from Okura.

Tho Ho'lmdalc sailed at noon yesterday fo:' Lyttelton with a. cargo of timbor.

The Gertie is' duo on Sunday nrarning with :i cargo 'of shcop, and loads I coal for Foxton. The Defender sails io-c!ay for Lytt(>lton with a cango of timber. The Himitangi is dw; to-day from Wellington, and sails later ror "NN anga,nui. The Waver Ley is due from Wellington via wav ports to-day, and saa ! A s later with a' cargo of coal for Foxton. The Waimea leaves Wellington today fox Greymouth via Westporo, and is due on Monday. She loads coal for Wanganui.

The Kennedy, is due on Monday f.rom Nelson tlhect, and sails the. same day with a cargo of coal tor Picton.

The Blackball Coal Company s collier Ngatoro will ibo dry-docked to clay for her annual survey and overhaul. Captain J. "W.F. Holmes, formerly master of the TJinrion Oomajany's tug 'Forawhiti, and late acting-chief orhcer of the Koonya, has gone to Auckland 'to take charge of 'the Kamona,relieving Capta/in R. b. Walton, who is about to be -married. Captain "W. Carey will relieve Captain Collins on the Tarawera. Mr Robertson n« acting chief officer of the Ivoanya, and Mr C. Elders has joined as second officer-.