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Grey River Argus, 15 October 1925, Page 2

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ARRIVALS. October 14, NTT.. DEPARTURES. October 14. NIL. IN PORT. TCr.ilftngfito, Fakura. Ngakuta, Kaiapci, Waimea. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Waipori, from Westport to-day. Ihumatfi. from Wanganui, to-day. Titoki, from Wellington to-day. Inga, from Wanganui, Saturday. Kaimni, from "Wellington, Saturday. Kaitoa, from Onchungn, early. The Tees, from Wellington, indefinite PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Knitangata, Sydney, to day. Pa k urn, Waikokopu, today. Ngakuta, for Wellington, to-day. Ihumata. for Narrnambool, early. Waipori, for Auckland, early, Kaimai, for Wellington, early. Joan Craig, for Sydney, early, jugn. for Sydney, early. NOTES. The Waipori left, Auckland last Tui??da for Westport and Greymouth. She loads part cargo at Westport and on arrival here will load timber i»»r Aucklan d. The Waimea was expected to sail nt 7 p.m. last evening for Wellington, hut

was unable to get away. She carries a consignment of timber. The Titoki was due io leave Westport last night and is expected here thi smorning at 9 a.in. wiih general (■argo from Wellington and Nelson port s. The Kaitoa was expected tn leave Wellington vesterday lor Nelson and the Coast with general cargo. The Government steamer Tntanekai. which is making a round trip c.f the soul horn lighthouses, was expected to leave I.vrudton yesterday morning for Akaroa. The Union Company has rece'.vod advice that, the B.M.S. Niagara arrived at Suva, at 11.03 a.m. on Saturday from Auckland, and snih-d again at 5 p.m. the same day for Honolulu and Vancouver. The new Orient al-Aust ralian Line steamer. Changto, left, Hongkong on September 30 for Australian ports, with Captain Gambrill, formerly of the Changsha, in command. The Changte is a steel single-srew steamer, and is designed to carry 4000 tons, of a mean draft of 23ft. There is accommodation amidships for 50 first class passengers in single and two berth cabins, fitted with the latest conveniences. There are also two suites cabins de luxe, with private baths. The public rooms consist of dining saloon, music, hoom, smokeroom, lounge and veranda cafe. Thirty second-class passengers will be accommodated in the poop, Tween decks, in two-berth cabins, with public room, dining saloon, smoke room, and ladies' lounge. Accommodation is also provided for 26 second-class Chinese passengers in bridge, ’tween decks. Accommodation is also provided for chilled and frozen cargo, and the engines arc designed for an economical speed of 18 knote, THE WCATIIRR. The arc for westerly winds strong to gfllc. mid backing by west to smith. The went her will probably prove squally with heavy showers. Barometer unsteady, with a rising tendency. Tides good and seas heavv on the Coast.