SHIPPING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XV, Issue 167, 20 June 1925, Page 8

SHIPPING

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The follow hi? vessels win be within ruiiu'e oi the unuermeniioned stations to-night and to-moriow ingm,;— Auckland; Laburnum, veronica, Ji.M.S. Duiicuui. iimciiioa. huraw, sierra, Moreua, paparou, i'oiuii, iris, Tungsha, Aiaungunui, MUiutua Wellington: Port Victor. Agwipond. Pak.hu. Karori, Karetu. I limaroa. Moeraki, Wingaiui, Katoa, Kaiwarra, West Caler.a, Keeling. Kaimanawa. Waihemo. Orari. Rotorua, Waiwera. Cnaihain Islands.—lonic. Alatatua. Awarua: Papnui, Norfolk. Auckland, June 20. Arrived: Kaikorai, irotn Newcastle at 3.15 a.m.; Omana, from Port Stephens, at 6.25 a.m.; Flora, from Wellington, at 7 am.; Oom a. from Newcastle, at 830 a.m. Passed: Hermes, bound for Auckland. PORT OF NAPIER. SATURAY. JUNE 20th. 1925. ARRIVALS June 19.—Wainui. from Auckland and Gisborne. June 19.—Retrains, from Terakohe. DEPARTURES June 19.—Port Victor, for Waikokopu. June 19.—Regulue, for Wellington. June 19.—Koutunui. for Wellington. June 19.—Kaiwarra, for Gisborne. , June 19.—Wainui. for Gisborne. Tokomaru Bay and Auckland. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. I i June 20.—Huanii' from Gisborne. June 20.—Miro, from Auckland and Gisborne. June 21.—Mako, from East Coast Bays. June 22.—Katoa, from Southern ports. June 22.—Hertfor from Wellington. July 6.—Canadian Challenger, from Mon treal. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. .lune 22.—Katoa for Auckland. June 23.—Hertford, for Gisborne. June 25. -Pakura. tor Gisborne and Auckland. June 26.—Wainui. for Gisborne, Tokomaru Bay, Auckland.

LOCAL MOVEMENTS. „ RICHARDSON & CO. Mako: Due tomorrow from East ('oast Bays. Awahou: Working Coast cn route to Auckland. Parera: Leave.! Nelson to-day for picton. l-'utiki: Working coast en route to Auckland. Uuru and Koan.- At Waikokopu. Waiting to lighter to Port Victor. Koutunui: En route to Wellington. Kiritona; Due to-day from Gisborne. Fanny; At wharf. Te Aroha: Overhauling. Tangaroa and Tu Atu; At Wairoa. Bad bar. Pakura: Leaves Wellington Tuesday fop Napier and Gisborne. Due Thursday. UNION LINE. Wainui; Sailed uiiuinght for Gisborne amt Aaciuanu. vue io arrive inner JiarUvur □ u.m. xiiauy next, isuua 11 p.m. Bdme nay lor uisuornc. logomaru Buy unu .vuciiluuu. ixumo: Expected to loud at Dunedin to-uuy ior Aapic-r via Uamaru. limaru unu ixytielion. naiuu; KxpLcti:d to leave Lyttelton noon to-uuy ior Aapic-r via Wellington. Due Aapier luesuay. Kaiwarra; bailed 9.30 p.m. yesterday for Gisborne and Lyttelton. Poolta: Now loading at Port Stephens and Newcastle for Napier. Kaiiangaia: Loads at Melbourne about 22m1. June, thence Hobart lor Napier, via Auckland. Wiiiaston: Now at Vancouver loading for Napier. Expected to leave 'Frisco early uuly. N.Z. SHIPPING CO. LTD. Tongaiiro: Lxepcted to leave Wellington cn Wednesday for Napier to load for London. Sails ior Auckland for final despatch. FEDERAL LINE. Hartford: Expected to leave Wellington to-morrow morning. Due daylight Monday to load for West Coast U.K. Sails ior Gisborne on Tuesday. Leitrim? Leaves Liverpool 27th. June for Napier via Auckland. Min: Was to have left New York 10th. June for Napier via Auckland. SHAW SaVILL, ALBION LINE Waimana: Due at Auckland July 12th. from London with cargo for discharge at Napier. Dunedin and Bluff. (Local agents: Dalgety and Co. Ltd.) CANADIAN GOVERNMENT LINE Canadian Challenger: Due here July 6th. to discharge cargo from Montreal. She proceeds from this port to Lyttelton. (Local agents: Murray Roberts and Co. Ltd.. Napier.) Port Victor: Completed her loading of meat and general cargo for United Kingdom and sailed yesterday for Waikokopu. Middleham Castle: Left New York June 11th.. for New Zealand ports. She is due in Auckland on July 15th. Here a few days later. ANCHOR LINE. Regulus: Arrived yesterday to discharge cement from Terakohe and sailed last evening lor Wellington, HUANUI. Huanui (ketch : Due here to-day from Gisborne. MIRO. The Miro (ketch-; Due here from Auckland, vr>. Gisborne, to discharg? explosives. On completion of discharge she returns to Auckland. (Local agentsWilliams and Creagh Ltd.)