SHIPPING NEWS.

Grey River Argus, 29 June 1925, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

♦ ARRIVALS June 27. —Joan Craig, 5 p.m., from Wellington. June 2S. —Ngakuta 1.45 a.m. from Wellington . EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tiioki, Wellington, to-day. Kakapo. Auckland to-morrow, 'lees, Waikokopu, Thursday. Kamona Auckland. Friday. (irepuki, Ti ma ru, soon . Waipori, Bluff soon. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. -Ngakuta. Wellington. early. Kaimai, Wellkigt on. early. Kakapo Wellington, early. Waipori, Sydney early. Titoki, Sydney, early. Tecs. Wellington, early. Kaimnia, Auckland, early. Kaimai Auckland early. NOTEfI. 'The Waipori is expected this week from Fluff. After arrival she will loa d 1i m her for Sy< I noy. The Kakapo should arrive here to. morrow to load a general cargo for Wcl li ngt (i’ll. The Kaimai will arrive on Thur-day, nud will oad coal and timber for | Wellington and Mi ra mar. lhe Kamona will arrive on Friday I- load coal for Auckland. The Jo:i>n Craig has arrived, ami will commence loading timber today for Mcl bourne. ’ '■•piain Thon Diagley, a well known lignro in N<-w Zealand shippi’/ig virclo. die! al Auckland on Friday p-isi . lh.ru ~6 years ago al Prcstiengv w’ales, 1.0 !.ok up the -ca as a calling ••’> and after serving his lime :».id gaining hi- cert i licat es, he was for a long time an officer in the Shire Line, and he made many voyage's from England to New Zealand and Austraii-'!. His last vessel was the steame’Morayshire. He severed his runner eHio’ii with the company to lake up a posiiion as a stevedore for Messrs J. •Mill a.iid Co.. Dunedin. About six years later, in 1909, Captain Dingier went t- Auckland and started on' his "’•vii account. He afterwards entered ■"•" part uership with Ihe late M r J . Lemard. ('apt.'fin Dinglcy is survived by his wife and two sons. TELEGRAMS BLUFF, June 28. Sailed. 6 p.m.. Waipori, for Grcym out h . LONDON, June 21. Dep;, rt ures: From Panama, Wa imana mid Canadian Challenger.