SHIPPING

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 26 July 1921, Page 5

SHIPPING

EXPECTED ARRIVALS

At Patea

Kapuni, from Weliingtou, July 26Waitangi, from Wellington, July 26

At New Plymouth. Waitomo, from Napier^ July 26. Rarawa, from Onehunga, July 26 Rarawa^ from Onehunga, July 29

The following steamers should be within range of< the undermentioned wireless stations fo-night:—Auckland: Haitapara, Arahura, J^aheno, Tofua, Niagara, Kaiwarra. Awanui: Navua, Port Caroline, Kaikoura, Pukaki, Kawatiri. Awarua: Kaitangata, Wanaka. Chatham Islands: Arawa, Wangaratta, Durham, Pakeha, Port Kembla. Wellington: Maori 3 Mararoa, Mapourika, Kia Ora, Canadian Planter, Ruahine, Ngakuta. Paloona, Kaituna, Waitomo.

A cable message reports the arrival of the Sussex at Norfolk.

The Marama has arrived at San Francisco.

A London message reports the departure of the Port Lyttelton and Kumara for Auckland and the Rimutaka for Wellington. v A wireless message from the -Waitomo states that she is delayed, by heavy weather (probably in Cook Straits), and will not arrive at New Plymouth until this morning. The Waitomo was diverted from New Plymouth with 6500 tons of Newcastle coal to Napier, and is now returning with about 3000 tons.

The coastal steamer Huia, which was badly damaged by colliding with the "Wanganui bridge, has had a new mast, funnel, and skylight complete fitted at Wanganui. The vessel was damaged to the extent of £200 through the collision.

The Waihemo was to leave Sidney last week for Kembla to load coal preparatory to sailing for the Pacific Slope to load in August for New Zealand and Australian ports.

The Waikawa is due at Vancouver on July 31 from Australian ports. The vessel will load at Vancouver and San Francisco for New Zealand and Australian ports.