SHIPPING NEWS.

Grey River Argus, 26 July 1922, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

POET OF GBEYMOUTH TIDES.

ARRIVALS. JULY 25. Titoki, s.s., 217 tons, fros:i Wellington. Kamo, 5.8., 1236 tons, from Westport DEPAPvTUKES. JULY 25. Titoki, s.s., 247 tons, for Dargaville. IN PORT.

Orepuki, Ngakuta, Progress, Kamo. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Regulus, to-night, from Wellington. Kaituna, early from New Plymouth. K: mona to-night, from Onehungn. NOTES. The Kamo arrived yesterday morning from Westport and Lyttelton. The vessel is loading coal for Timaru and southern ports, sailing to-day. The Titoki arrived early yesterday morning from Wanganui and loaded

coal for Dargaville for which port she sailed last night. The Regulus arrives to-night from Wellington, Nelson and Westport. She loads coal for Pieton. The Ngakuta is expected to sail todav with a cargo of coal for Wellington. The Orepuki should sail to-morrow for Lyttelton with a cargo of timber. The Progress sails this morning with cargo of coal and timber for Picton. I The Kamona is due to-night from | coastal ports. She loads for WellingI ton. The Kaituna is expected to arrive I this week from New Plymouth to load | timber for Australia. TELEGRAMS.

SYDNEY, July 25. Arrived at midnight, LTimaroa. LONDON, July 24. Arrivals: At London, Moreton Bay; at Port Said, Simla tine! Pollenzo. Departures: For Auckland: Australia, from Tenneriffe, Matakana; from Las Palmas, Devon. PORT NELSON, July 25. Sailed at 1.10 p.m., Eegulus, for Wait Coast ports. FIRE ON ARAWA. WELLINGTON, July 25. The hatches were lifted off number three hold of the Arawa this morning. It was discovered that the fire, which had evidently broken out underneath the meat cargo, was extinguished. Th* damage was not extensive.

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