SHIPPING

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 52, 13 February 1928, Page 10

SHIPPING

PORT OF NAPIER. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 1928. Arrival*. February. 11—Kaituna. from Auckland. 11—Make, from Auckland. 13— Kahika, from Southern Forte. Departures. February. 11—Huranui, for Gisborne. 11—Putiki, for Gisborne. 11—Koau, for Gisborne. 11—Kaituna, for Wellington. Expected Arrival*. February. 14— Northumberland, from Wellington. 20— Poolta, from Newcastle. 24—Port Bowen, from Gisborne. 24— Arawa, from Bluff. 25— Waikawa, from Los Angeles. March. 5— Westmoreland, from Liverpool. 6— Middlesex, from U.K. ports. May. 2—West Elcajon, from Pacific Ports, via Auckland. Prelected Departure*. February. 13—Kahika, for Gisborne. 13—Mako, for East Coast Bays and Auckland. 15— Northumberland, for London. 15—Hertford, for Timaru 19—Port Bowen, for London. 21— Arawa, for Waikokopu. LOCAL MOVEMENTS. Richardton and Co. Pakura: Left Waikokopu yesterday morning for Lyttelton. Parera: Leaves Wellington to-mor-row morning for Napier and Gisborne; due Thursday mornings. Mako: Sails 8 p.m. to-night for East Coast Bays and Portland. Awahou: Loading cement at Portland for Gisborne. Putiki: Leaves Gisborne to-day for Westport. Ruru and Koau: Lightering meat to the Hertford. Kiritona, Tangaroa and Fanny: At the wharf. Koutunui: Due to-morrow morning from Gisborne. Te Aroha: At Patea. Tn Atu: oading for Wairoa; sails 8 a.m. to-morrow. Union Lin*. Waimea: Expected to leave Auckland at 4 p.m. to-morrow for Gisborne and Napier. Due at Napier on Friday morning and sails the same day for Auckland direct, taking cargo up-to 11 a.m. Kahika: Arrived at 2 a.m. to-day from Wellington and is discharging at the Breakwater. The steamer is expected to sail to-morrow for Gisborne. thence Bluff where she will load again about Monday for Napier via usual ports. The steamer is available for outward cargo. Kaituna: Sailed at 10.15 p.m. on Saturday for Wellington. Katoa: Expected to arrive on Friday next to load sheep for Lyttelton. Kaponga: Expected to load at Westport on Thursday next for Napier and Auckland. Poolta: Left Newcastle on Wednesday last for Picton and Napier. Due Napier about 20th inst. Waikawa: left Los Angeles on 31st January for Papeete, Napier. Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff and New Plymouth. The steamer is due at Napier about 25th inst. If sufficient inducement offers sbo will again load at Pacifis ports during April for Napier direct. Naw Zealand Shipping Company. Hertford: Loading in Roadstead for Southampton and London. Northumberland: Expected to leave Wellington to-morrow afternoon and is due at Napier on Wednesday morning to complete loading for London and West Coast (U.K.) The steamer is expected to sail on Wednesday niht for London, via Panama. Retnjera Expected to leave London on 16th February for Auckland. Wellington and Napier Federal Steam Navigation Co. The Westmoreland left Liverpool on 21st January for Auckland, Napier. Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin and New Plymouth Due at Auckland on 28th February and at Napier a few days later. Middlesex: Expected to arrive at Napier about sth March to lend for New York. Halifax. London, Avonmouth Glasgow and Liverpool Sails on comnletion for Auckland for final despatch. Somerset: Sails from Liverpool on 17th inst for Auckland. Wellington, Ly tel ton, Dunedin and Bluff. The C. and D- Line. The Port Bowen is duo at Napier on Monday week from Gisborne to load for West Coast of Great Britain and ’amdon On completion of her loading she proceeds to Wellington Local agents E R Farmers’ Assn The Port Albany is expected to leave New York on February 25 with general cargo from American ports for discharge at Napier Shaw Savlll and Albion Lin*. The Arawa is expected to arrive at Napier on February 20 from Bluff to toad general cargo and frozen meat for London She sails on February 21 for Waikokopu. Local agents- Murray, Roberts and Co. Texas OH Company. The King Edwin, a new motor ship, left Port Arthur (Texas) on January 15 for Auckland. Wellington, Napier, and New Plymouth. She has a erfrgo of case oil and is due at Auckland about February 23. Local agents: Williams and Kettle, Ltd. Scats* Line. The Anglo-Columbian is to load wool at this port early in March, arriving at this port from Wanganui and sailing later for Dunedin. Local agents C. H Cranby and Co.. Ltd. America-Australian Orient Line. The West Elcajon will leave Vancouver on March 14th for Auckland, via Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, and is due at Napier on May 2nd to discharge cargo and load for Honolulu. She proceeds to Wei-