EXPECTED ARRIVALS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 16 July 1921, Page 5

EXPECTED ARRIVALS

At Patea.

Waitangi, from Wellington, July 16 Kapuni, from Wellington, July 17-

At Wanganui

Kapiti, from Wellington, July 16

At New Plymouth

Kamo, from Greymouth, Wellington and Pieton, July 16/; Waitomo, from Newcastle, July 16. Kia Ora, due New Plymouth," July 16. -..".* Rarawa, from Onehunga, July 16.

The liner Kia Ora left Wellington at 2-30 p-m. yesterday for New Plymouth, and was expected to arrive at the northern port about 8 o'clock this morning. The Waitomo is also expected at New, Plymouth to-day with a quantity of coal from Newcastle. It is probable that the Kia Ora will berth first, but the movements of the Waitomo are not definitely arranged. The Corinna left Oamaru on Thursday night for. Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Nelson and New Plymouth. She is diie at New Plymouth about next Wednesday. i The report that the U.S. and A. steamer Easterner had left New York has been found' to be incorrect (the Dominion states). The vessel is to leave that port for Auckland, Wellington, New Plymouth. Newcastle, and other Australian ports on Monday [ next.

Advice has been received to the effect that the Kamo leftPicton at 7.15 last night for New Plymouth, and should arrive some time to-day. The vessel brings a quantity of coal. The New Zealand Shipping Company have been notified by cable that the Waimate arrived at Panama on the 9th inst. from Wellington, and left Colon on the 10th for London. The vessel sailed from Wellington on June 10..

The Port Kembla is due at Wellington for Homeward loading, and- will leave for London, via Panama, next Wednesday.

The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that their liner Ruahine, now discharging London cargo at Aucklandj is to leave the latter port today for Wellington, where she is due on Monday to put out the remainder of her cargo. The vessel wilF subsequently load at Tokomaru Bay, Napier and Wellington, and is to leave the latter port on August 9 for Southampton and London.

A wireless T message has been received by the Union Steam Ship Company from the R.M.S. Tahiti, en route from San-F-raneisco, via" Papeete and Rarotonga, stating that the vessel will arrive in the stream at Wellington at daybreak to-morrow. The ship will berth about a couple of hours laterShe will sail from Wellington on Mon-

day afternoon for Sydney, and on re-

turn from that port is to leave Wellington on August 2 for San Francisco, via ports.