BUSY WEEK FOR PORT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18641, 23 February 1924, Page 10

BUSY WEEK FOR PORT.

EVERY BERtH OCCUPIED. I 21 VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE; CARGOES FROM OVERSEAS. L'y'.'Kv '!:iZX '•*: S : . 4 -* '• >V*' 1 ' '' y•• The Port of Auckland will be exceptionally busy next week. A number of vessels will arrive to-day and by Monday all berths at the wharves will be occupied. ' " > * - Twenty-one vessels, including 13 large overseas steamers, will have arrived at this port by Thursday. To-day's arrivals will be the Otaki from Liverpool, the Rakanoa ' from ; estport, and the Canadian : Cruiser, Waimana and Atua from southern ports. To-morroW the Arahura will arrive from the East Coast and the EHeston should arrive at any time now from Java. On Monday the Suffolk is due from Wanganui and the Katoa from Melbourne via New Plymouth. On Tuesday the Tainui will -arrive from Southampton, the Hauraki -from San Francisco, the City ;of > Eastbourne from New York, the Waipon from West port and the Ngakuta from Greymouth. , The Hororata is due on Wednesday from Newcastle, the Kaituna from Port Stephens and the Waiotapu from San Francisco. "' On Thursday the ' Niagara will arrive from Vancouver, the Tofua from Fiji and the Waihora from Nauru Island. The Kumara is also due that day from the South. , Of the vessels mentioned the Elleston, Rakanoa, Atua, Otaki, Waipori, Tainui, Hauraki. City of Eastbourne, Waiotapu, Tofua, Waihora and Niagara will discharge at Auckland. The ' Canadian Cruiser, WaimanS, Suffolk, Hororata and Kumara are coming to this port to load for America and England.