SHIPPING

Grey River Argus, 13 May 1935, Page 8

SHIPPING

ARRIVALS. May 11. Te Aroha, m.v., 56 tons (Olsen), al 6.5 a.m.. fr.oui Wellington. May 12. Nil. DEPARTURES. May 11. Te Aroha, m.v., 56 tons (Olsen), at 12.35 p.m., for Hokitika. Poolta, s.s., 933 tons (Waters), at 4.35 p.m., for Wellington. May 12. Nil. IN PORT. Karepo. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kinvitea, Westport, to-day. Rata, Nelson, Wednesday. Kartigi, New Plymouth, early. Omana, Newcastle, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Karepo. Melbourne, to-morrow. Kiwitea. Auckland, early. Rata, Tarakohe, early. Kartigi, Wellington, early. TELEGRAMS. WESTPORT. May 10. Arrived, Titoki. from Greymouth. WESTPORT, May 10. The Kanna, which was due to sail for New Plymouth to-night, is held up by crew trouble. WELLINGTON, May 12. Arrived, at 1.10 p.m., Gael, from Hokitika. MELBOURNE, May 11. Arrived, Golden State, from Wellington. LONDON. May 10. Arrived: At London, Cumberland; at Balboa, Somerset. NOTES. The Harbour Board last evening reported that the depth on the bar at high water yesterday was 19ft Sin. The Te Aroha arrived early Saturday morning from Wellington, and sailed in the afternoon for Hokitika. The Poolta sailed on Saturday afternoon for Miramar and Wellington. She returns on Friday to load for Wellington. The Karepo arrived on Thursday afternoon from Westport. She is scheduled to sail to-morrow with timber for Melbourne. The Kiwitea is due to-day from Westport, to load for Auckland and Napier.

The Rata is due on Wednesday from Nelson, to load coal for Onakaka and Tarakohe. She will return to Greymouth on Friday to load for Wanganui, via Westport. Tlie Omana is due this month from Newcastle and Sydney, via New Plymouth and Wellington, with Grey mouth cargo. The Kartigi is due on May 20 from New Plymouth to load coal for Wellington, New Plymouth and Auckland.

After a series of meetings on Saturday and yesterday, the trouble on the U.S S. Coy’s. Kanna at Westport has been adjusted and the vessel is to sail on this morning’s tide fnr New Plymouth a nd Auckland. The Westport Coal Coy’s, steamer Canopus, which was to have sailed yesterday morning was held up while the meetings occupied the attention of the parties to the dispute. The Canopus is also sailing on this morning’s tide for Auckland. The Titoki is due to leave Westport to-day for Picton and Wanganui. The only other vessel at. Westport, the Gabriella, which arrived on Saturday evening from Dunedin. is on Australian articles, and she was not affected by the dispute.— Press Assn.