SHIPPING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 April 1922, Page 5

SHIPPING.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS

At Patea

Kapuni, from Wellington, April 13. Waverley, from Wellington, April 13. At Wanganui. invercargill, from Wellington, April bale, from Wellington, April, j^. At New Plymouth. Kahika, from south, April 1-1. Kakapo, from Whangarei, April 14. Corinna, from south, about April 29. The Kahika is now scheduled to leave Wellington to-day for New Plymouth with about 500 tons of generfl cargo from southern ports. She should reaoh New Plymouth to-morrow. After discharge of her inward cargo she will take a quantity of cheese for transhipment at Wellington, but will not sail lor that- port before Tuesday. The Kakapo, which is bringing, 310 ton i of cement irom Westpor&'lo N<mv Plymouth, left that port yesterday morning, and should arrive at NewPlymouth about noon lio-morrow. After discharging her New Plymouth allot • ment of cement, the Kapapo will take on board a portion of the cheese originally allotted to the Kanika, for Homeward transhipment at Wellington. , . The trans-Pacific steamer Waicuna left Ocean Falls on April 8 for San Francisco, where she .is due on April 13 to complete loading for Auckland, Wellington, New Plymouth, and three Australian ports.

The New Plymouth Harbour Board's dredge Paritutu is to sail for Wellington early next week to undergo annual overhaul.