SHIPPING

Grey River Argus, 21 August 1934, Page 8

SHIPPING

ARRIVALS. August 20. Nil. , DEPARTURES. August 20. Gael, m.v., 45 tons (Nalder), at 11.15 p.m., folri Hokitika. Iluanui, m.v.. 56 tons (Thomsen), at 2.15 p.m., for Foxton. IN PORT. Gabriella, Abel Tasman, Rata, Titoki. Iluia, K.arcpo. Kiwitea, Kins Kaimai. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Alexander, West part, to-day. Kanna. Napier, to-day. Poolta. Auckland, early. Omana. early. Titoki, Tarakohe. 'Thursday. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Gabriella. Melbourne. to-day. Iluia, Melbourne, to-day, Titoki, Tarakohe to-day. Rata, Nel •-oil. to-day. Kini, Miramar, early. Kiwitea, Wellington, early. Kaimai, 'Wellington, early. Poolta. Wellington, early. Alexander. Wanganui, early. Karepo. Sydney, early Abe] Tasman, Sydney and Newcastle, early Kanna. Westport, early. Omana, Wellington, early. TELEGRAMS WESTPORT, August 20. Sai'ed, at 6.20 pin.. Te Aroha, for • Grey mouth. NOTES. The Harbour Office last evening reported that the depth on the bar at high water yesterday was 25ft 2 n. The Gael sailed yesterday morning for Ib'kitika. The Hunnui ’sailed yesterday morning with coal for Roxton. The Rata is scheduled to sail today with coal for Nelson and Wanganui. The Titoki sa 1< to-dav with coal -r Tarakohe, and i» due back* a' Thursday, to load coal for New Plymouth. completing at Westport. The Abel Tasman arrived on Saturday from Bluff to load timber for Sydney. The Iluia is to sail to-day with timber for Me’bourait!. The Karepo is loading timber for S'dney, but her departure is not yet scheduled. The Gabriella, is scheduled to sail to-day with timber for Melbourne. Tne Te Aroha is due to-day from Wellington, and after discharge proceeds to Hokitika. The Kiwitea is loading' for Wellington and Auckland. The Kini is loading foe Miramar. Wellington and New Plymouth. The Kaimai is loading for WellingThe Kanna left Port Ahnriri on •Saturday for Greymouth and is due to-day to load for Auckland. via Westport. The Omana. is due on Monday. August 27. to load for Wellington and Miramar. The Poolta was to leave Auckland on Friday, via Wellington. with ‘•argo. On arrival she will load for Wellington and Napier, via Wes + - pert SUVA. August 20. So far. the attempts to refloat the In verbank have failed. The tides are , improving. The Malaka is standing by. awaiting the spring tides.