SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 207, 16 August 1927, Page 10

SHIPPING.

PORT OF NAPIER. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1927. Arrivals. August. 16—Te Aroha from Wairoa. Departures, August. 15— Tamaroa for Timaru. Expected Arrivals. August. 18—Port Melbourne from Waicukopu 18— Putikr from Wellington. 19— Waimea from Auckland and Gisborne. 20— Kamo trom southern ports. 22—Cambridge from Tokomaru Bay and Gisborne. 22— Westmoreland from Liverpool, •ig Auckland. September. 2—Ruatnne from Wellington 7—Port Hunter from Wellington 20—Pakeha from London. 23— Tainui from Lyttelton. Protected Departures. August 16— Koau for Waikokopu. 17— Kaituna for Wellington. 17— Tu Atu for Wairoa. 18— Putiki for Gisborne. 19— Waimea for Auckland. September. 23—Tainui, for Waikokopu. local movements Richaidson and Co. Mako: Working East Coast Bays en route to Portland and Auckland. Awahou: Leaves Auckland to-day for Coast and Gisborne. Parera: Left Tologa Bay this morn'ng for Grey mouth. Putiki: Leaves Wellington to-night for Napier and Gisborne. Due Thursday. Rum; Undergoing survey at Napier. Koau: Sails 10 p.m. to-day for Waikokopu to lighter to the Port Melbourne. Tu Atu: Sails 1 a.m. to-morrow for Wairoa. Pakura: Undergoing survey at Wellington. Fanny, Kiritona. Tangaroa and Te Aroha: At the wharf. Koutunui; At Waikokopu. Union Line. Waimea: Expected to leave Auckland at -1 p.m. to-day for Gisborne and Napier. Due Napier on Friday morning and sails the same day for Auckland direct. Kamo: Expected to arrive at Napier about Saturday from Southern ports. Kaituna: Discharging at Breakwater and is expected to sail to-mor-row for Wellington and Sydney. The steamer is available for any cargo offering for these ports. Kaitangata: Expected to load at Newcastle about 24th August for Napier. Waihemo' Expected to leave San Francisco about 15th September for Apia, Bl'tf, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Napier amrNew Plymouth. Waikawa: Providing sufficient inlucement offers, this steamer will load at Vancouver and San Francisco late October for Napier direct. New Zealand Shipping Company. Ruahine. Expected to arrive at Napier about 2nd September from Wellington toBoad for London. Sails on completion of her Napier loading for Gisborne and Auckland, from which port she is expected to sail finally on 17th September for Southampton Rimutaka Expected to leave London on November 12th for Wellington. Port Chalmers. Lyttelton and Napier. Federal Steam Navigation Co. Cambridge: Expected to arrive at Napiei about 25th August from Wellingtou to load for America, London and West Coast U.K Sails on completion of loading for Gisborne, Toko>narn Bay and Auckland Westmoreland Expected to arrive at Napier about 22nd August to discharge cargo from West Coast U.K Sails on completion of discharge for Wellington. Shaw, Savili and Albion Line, The Tamaroa completed her loading of frozen meat and general cargo for London and sailed last evening TUESDAY, AUGUST 1t6h,1927. The Tainui is due at Napiei on September 23rd from Lyttelton to load trozen meat and general cargo for London She sails the same day for Waikokopu to continue her h ading. Tlie Pakeha is due at Napier on September 20th from London, via ''eptember 30th from London, via Auckland, to discharge general cargo and to load frozen meat and dairy produce. Local agents: Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd. The C. and 0. Line. The Pott Melbourne is due at Nar, : er on Friday from Waikokopu to load frozen meat and wool tor Home. Local agents; H.B Farmers' Co-op Assn. The Port Hunter is to arrive at Napier from Wellington the first week in Seplembei to load frozen meat and general cargo for London and West Coast U.K. From this port the steamer proceeds to Gisborne, thence Auckland. Loca l agents: Messrs. Williams and Kettle. Ltd. The Port Curtis is expected to leave New York middle September with reneral cargo for Napier. American-Australian Orient Lind. The West Nivana is expected to sail from Pacific Coast ports, clearing Los Angeles finally on September !3th for Auckland. Napier and Wei lington. Due here October 17th. Local agents Murrav. Roberts and Co.