SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 242, 29 September 1911, Page 1

SHIPPING.

♦ Received 29. 9.15 a.m.) Sydney. Sept. 29. Arrived—Wairuna from Kaipara. N-'w.-astle. Sept. 29. Arrived -Aparima from Dunedin. Mellxnr ne. Sept. 29. Arrived -Cape Corso from Montreal. Bendick from Kaipara. N.Z.S.S. CD ’S NEW STEAMER. (Re«-eived 29. 11.20 a. m.) London. Sept. 2 s . New Zealand Shipping Co.’s new rtmmer Hurunui has been launchid at Glasgow. fFIGI RE-HEADS. likeliest place to find a ship’' figure-head nowadays is. it is said, in a i-mburban tea-gard-m. Certainly then are fei*t ships afloat which carry them. One of the shipping newspapers, however, recalls the fact that the Latimer, once a lamdon-owned ship, and now purchased by Norwegians, is going alxnit the world with a singular figurehead. Tliis is nothing less than a large open Bible, on which one may read ■Solomon’s advee to “ Hear instruction sand he wise, and refuse it not.'' Whet: heard of last month the Latimer, now known as the Mnella. was in a far-aw ay .port, apparently waiting to load tinder. 'One of the most effective of the figureheads that ns«sl to come into the Thame' was that of the sailing coaster Sam Weiler. This took the shape of a lifelike model Sam \\ eller, as Cruiekshank depicted him.

PORT OF NAPIER. HIGH WATER TO MORROW. (taker Harbour. 1»». 12 a.ni.. 10.36 p.m. \ ARRIVALS. Sept. 29. Wimmera, s-s.. from Southern ports. DEPARTURES. Sept. 2S.- Rum. s.s.. for Wellington. • Sept. 2S. —Ripple, s.s.. for Gisborne. Sept. 5JL —Tu Atu. aux. schooner, for Wairoa. VESSELS IN PORT. At-Breakwater. Wimmera, 5-s. In Roadstead .- ludraharah. s.s. , At Breastwork. Ngahere. s.s. Weka, s.s. Kiritona. auxiliary schooner. Tangama. s.s. EXPECTED ARRIVALS-. -fl Ct. 2.—Waiternata, s.s., from Southern produce ports. Ort. 2. —Mokoia. s.s.. from Northern ports.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. S&pt. 2t>.—Wimmera. s.s., for Northerjnypons. -&*pt. IM—Ngjthere, s.s.. for ■jcMtlhBapt. 2T —IMhabarah, s.s., for be!lington. Oct. 2.—Mokoia. s.s., for Southern ports. Hud'lart. Parker and Co.’s Wimmera arrived at 10 o’clock this morning from Southern ports, and leaves at 8.3 i) p.m. for Sydney, via Gisborne and Auckland. Th" Indrabarah arrived early yesterdav morning from Auckland with about GtX) tons of cargo Sir' is expectctl to leave at n<x>n to-day for Wellington. The Ripple left last night for Gisborne. The Ngahere arrived yesterday morning from Greymouth with about -MM» tuns of coal, and is expx-ted to return to that port to-night or to-morrow morning. Messrs. Barry. Bros, are her local agents. The Runt left yesterday afternoon tor Wellington, via Coast stations. The Tn Atti left yesterday for roaThe Union Company’s Haupiri is due on the coast to-day. and is expected to arrive here on Sunday nr Monday. After discharge she will proce xl to Wellington. The Union Company’s Waitemata left Bluff yesterday, anti is expected to I -ave Timaru to-morrow for Napier. Gisborne, and Auckland. The Union Company’s Knrow leaves Greyniouth to-mrtrron for South. She is expected io load at Dunedin <>n Oct. 3rd or Ith for Napier tinner Harbour) and Gisborne, via the usual Southern produce port*.

OVERSEA VESSELS. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE AT WELLINGTON. Tndrahurah (duo about Sept. .K’tlD. railed from London July 22nd. via Australia, Auckland ,and Napier. (Tyser.) Kia Ora blue about Ovtolw'r Itlil. ■ailed from Loudon August 4th. via Auckland. ' (Shaw Savill) Walkure (due about ()< tolwr lth>. ■ailed from New York July Ist via Auckland. (Vacuum Oil Co.) Strathgarry 'dm* about October 2mi>. sailed from Paget Sound Sept. ->th. Tomoana (due about October 2nd l , ■ailed from New York July s th. via Australia and Auckland. iTyser.) Kent (due a ran.: October ->t!i‘. sailed from Liverpool July »th. via Cajvetown. Hobart, and Auckland. < r.-il - S. Line.) Cape Corso (due about October I-tli) railed from Montreal July 3**th. via Australia and Auckland. t.N.Z s. (o> Lord lamwlale (due about October IRth) sailed from New York July CGth. via Auckland. Oil Cc.) Maitai (due about Oeto'-’r I; s”’’- 5 ”’’- sailed from San FramiM-o "-pt ’- tn. via Papeete and Rarotonga, i I niou K Trifels (due about October H’th'. ■ailed from New A ork Aiigu-t 10. via Melbourne. Sydney, ami Am-klaml (U.S. and A. Line > lonic (due about October __nd» saihd from Plymouth Sept.-m Gm "th. via Capetown and Hobart, •'di.'-". i Turakina idw> about Oeto(---r ’.'■th . railed from Plymouth September 13tb. via Capetown and Ho'-ait Whakatane (due about October i railed from Montreal August 22nd. via Australia and Auckland. <- >■ J, ■ Athenic (due about «'■ to «m •* H> railed from Plymouth >eptembe. I -th. via Capetown and Hobait. (• Savill.)

Netelr.ina obi- about November Ist). %aded from Liverpool September toll, iin Amkland. <Ty se: .) Ayrshire (due about November (itb) sailed from Liverpool September 2nd. via Sydney. (F.-H.-S. > Ni'varn (due about November 12th). sailed from London September 4th. '>l Australia. Amkland. and Napier. iTvst). Pap.iro.i >du • ah’iit Noiem'bcr l(>lh'. -ailed irom J.<mdo:> Sept. ’-'"th. via Bri'batie ami Amkland, ■N.Z.S. (o', Cranley idne about November I'tlD. sailed from New A ork August 2' th. via Australia and Auckland, ilyser.)