SHIPPING.

Grey River Argus, 12 February 1929, Page 8

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. Nil. DEPARTURESNil. IN PORT. Kamona, Kaiapoi. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kaponga, Bluff, to-day. Rogulus, Wellington, to-day. Gabriella, Sydney, Thursday. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Kamona, Miramar and Wellington, to-day. Kaiapoi, Adelaide, Thursday. Gabriella, Australian ports, early. Kaponga, Auckland, early. Regulus, Tarakohe, early. TELEGRAMS. WELLINGTON, February 11. Arrived at 5.15 a.m , Makura, from San Francisco. PORT MOTUEKA, February 11. Arrived at 12.15 a.m., Kaitoa, from Gieymouth. BLUFF, February 11. To sail at 10 p.m., Kaponga, for Greymouth. NOTES. The depth on the bar at high water yesterday was 19ft 6ins. The Kaiapoi .is loading timber for Melbourne and Adelaide. The Kamona sails to-day with coal and timber for Wellington. The Kaponga is due to-day from Bluff to load coal and timber for Auckland, completing at Westport. The Regulus is due to-day from Wellington, via Nielson and Westport, with general cargo. On arrival she will load coal for Tarakohe. The Gabriella is due on Thursday to load timber for Sydney. Captain Creeso is relieving Captain Kane of command of the Poolta. The latter master is going to Wellington. Mr T. A. McPherson has relieved Mr N. M. Bonetti as chief officer of the Kahika. the latter officer having joined the Waipiata in a similar capacity. Mr J. W. Thomson, late chief officer of the Corinna, has joined the Kamona, relieving Mr S. W. Hodson for transfer. It is understood that the s.s. Ihamata is making her last trip to Greymouth, the vessel having been disposed of to an Eastern company. The Thumata was built at Hoboken in Holland about 18 years ago, and during the last 17 years, has been a regular trader between Australia and New Zealand ports.