SHIPPING NEW

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10748, 16 November 1920, Page 2

SHIPPING NEW

PHASES OF THE MOON ' NOVEMBER D. 11. M. ast Quartet , 3 7 •> p.m ww Moon 11 3 33 a.m. ir-=v Quarter 10 7 43 a.in I'ull Moo.-i 2<J 1 W P^ THIS DAY. High water, 5.19 a.m.; 8.41 p.m. Sun rises. 4.22 a.m.; tuts. 6.51) p.m. Woon rises, 6.41 a.m.;- sets, il.-'l p.m. ARRIVED. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. WE3TRAL-lA. s.s. (1.5 a.m.), 2854 ron?, 3 lon-is, from Melbourne. I'as-setifor.-.—Saloon: Misses Wootlrier, Ware, SUirker, Havnes (2). McKenzie, Mesdarnß Woolliier, Gcodger and infant, VS'il.--on. rem lor toil and four children, Williams Haleombo and infant. East■atc iviid 3 children, Stephen and infant, Bridc-n, Wilson, MeKenzie, Glover, Mc-I.'-an Alts-is Frank, Clark. Wilson, Barnard, MeKenzie, Black, Eaatgate. Taj-i lor, Bridcn, Bell, Cox, Hodge, and lieLran, Muster Stucker; 25 steerage. (No. (I, Qu.en's wharf.) TAIROA. s.s. (1.10 p.m.). 11,000 tons, Kidman. from Newcastle. (Glasgow nlarf.) ■ MANUKA, s.s. (3.35 p.m.). 5323 tons, Cliii, from Ilobnrt and Sydney. Passengers—Saloon. Misses ICirkcaldie. Snlmo'id, Morris. MncLean, Crook, Birchall Theobald. Pollard. Perlerson, Robert', Smith. Smith, Cranford, Fallow, Pearson, Howie, Hodsnii. Cottrall, Thompson, Mosdames McDuff. Phillips, Tfcx. Coop.-r, Froetor and infant, Todd, Itolbeu, Capron, Hill. Cassells, Garrett, Grealorex and infant. Birehall, Maxey, Wiiton, Mooney. Adair, Kayner, Campbell. Pederson, Hooker,. Smith, .Tones, East and child, Dnsky and 2 children. Brooker and child. Ellis and 2 children, Turn.bull and child, Johnstone and child. Belcher and child. Cox and child, H'oey and child. Cunningham (2). Thwing, Weller, Pearson, Armstrong and 2 children Hoffman and 2 children. Thompson, Messrs McDuff, Phillips, Allen, Owan, Chiliingworth, Curtis, Lewis, Howie, Cooper, Morris, Preddy, Harris, King, Nogle, Pearson, Lonsdale, Gray, Griffiths. Hoiflfv, Ca.pron, Cassells. Calder, Potts, Phillips. Maxey (2), AVilton. Palmer, Collins, McDonald, Fauvel. Wright, Moonev, Daraill. Holy. Hyde. Houghton, Pederson. Morris. Hooker. Segal, Jones, Dusky, Ellis, Belcher, O'Grady. Boult, Thwing. Edmond. McLaren. Turner, Dv. A ride, Cooper. Hoffman, Pearson, McKay, -Griffrn, Ready, Griee, Master Pearson. 133 steerage. (Lambton wharf.) KARU, s.s. (4 p.w ), 257 tons. S. Nicholson, from Tarakohe. (No. 13, Queens wharf.) ■WALTON HALL. s.s. (4.35 P.m.), 40tfs tons. AVm. Rowlands, from New York Ha and Auckland. (No. 1, Queen's wharf.) , TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 16. INVERCARGILL. s.s. (1 a.m.). 224 tons, Eden, from Wanganui. * (Kail way wharf.) SAILED. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. BLENHEIM. «.«, ($-35 p.m.), 151 tons, Wilkinson, for West! Havon. AVAVDRLEY, s.s. (4.35 pm), U< tone, W. Brigden, for Patea. TAINUI, s.s. (5.10 p.m.), 9»uj tons, R. Kelly, .".-.;■ Timaru. - ' , LEiTRIM, s .:. (5.55 p.m.j, 9*K) tons, A Robertsyn, for Wanganui roadstead. TE ANAU, s.s. fG.IO p.m.), 1652 tons, H. Platts, for Napier and Gisborne. WAKATH, s.s. (6.35 0.m.), 15< tons, V/ill- for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. NGAKUTA, s.s. (7.10 p.m.), 1775 tons, J>; Dowell, for Lyttelton. MAPOU4UKA, s.s. (7.25 p.m.), 1203 tons. Elders, for Nelson. WAHINE, s.s. (7.50 p.m.), 4436 tons, Cameron, for Lyttelton. ' KARU, s.s. (3.35 p.m.), 2Gi tons, .S. Nicholson, for Lyttelton. KAMO, s.s. (9.45 p.m.), 1236 tons, J. Watson, for Greymouth. ARAHURA, a.s. (11 P-m), 1506 tons, Sewell, for Picton. * TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16.', AVALRAU, s.s. (12.10 a.m.), 143 tons, W. Deiley, for Blenheim. NORA NFVEN, steam trawler (12.4 a a.m.), U-6 tons, Ormes, for Cook Strait.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS, flora, Picton, to-day tiuia. Wanganui, to-day Waitungi, Patca, to-uay x Kapun., P.vtea, to-<iay Ivapiti, Wanganui, to-day Invt-rcargUi, Wanganui, to-day Upawa, ji.enheim, to-dayv Tutanekai,, Weatport, to-day iwu/aent, t Loiiuou, Soutnamptou, •»!» Panama, to-day Corinna, Nelson, to-day • Baden. Powell, Lyttelton, to-day Mikau, Neison, to-day Maori, Lyttelton, to-day Kowhai, Wettport, Wednesday Kaianoi. Wfjartgarei, Wednesday Jiomaita, : Westpo'rt, Wednesday Kokiri, Greymoath, Wedue-duy Waveiley. Patea, Wednesday Wahine, Lyttelton, AVednesuay Wairau, Blenheim, Wednesday Wahine, Lyttelton, AVodnesday Mapourika, Nelson, Wednesday kaitoa, Nelson, AVodnesday Kakapo, Greymouth, AVednesday Omaka, Blenheim, AVednesday Ilawera, Patea. AVedn'csda> Ripple, Gisborne, AVednesday Shropshire. Blufl, Thuraday Waitomo, Newcastle, Thursday Arahura, Picton, Thursday Wnkatu. Lvttelton, Kaikoura, Thursday Echo, Eoxiton, Thursday Manuka, Lyttelton. Thursday Putiki, Gisborne, Thursday AVanaka, Auckland, Enday . Wanganui roadstead, Friday Blemheim, West Haven, Friday Calm, Lyttelton, Picton, Saturday Tirawera, Sydney, via south, Saturday Kaikoura, Newcastle- , Sunday

PROJECTED DEPARTURE*, t-'loia, Oneliunga, to-day Huia, AVanganni, to-day Upuwa. Blenheim, Lo-uay, 5 p.m. Alanuka, Lyttelton, to-day, 5 p.m. Maori, Lyttelton, today.; 7.45 p.m. Westiaha, i,yttelloii, Dunedin, Bluff, Melbourne, to-day. 5 p.m. CorJnUnc, London, via I'anama and ports, Wednesday AVaitangi, Patea, AVednesday Kapiti, Wanganui, AVednesday Kaouni, Patea, AVednesday . Invercargill, AVangaiiui, Wednemlay Wairau, Blenheim, AVednesday Mapourika,. Nelson, Wednesday Karamoa, London, via Panama, Wodnee. day Kaitoa, Nelson, AA 7 ednesday Wahine, Lyttelton, Wednesday Corinna, New Plymouth, Wednesday Arahura, Picton, AVednesday Baden Powell, Lyttelton. Wednesday Kahika, AVostport, AVednesday Tofim. San Francisco, via ports, Wednesr>lio. Foxton, Thursday Ripple, Akitio, Napier, Gisborne, Thursday ™, , Haw era, Patea, Thurgday Putiki Napier, Gisborne, Thursday Manuka, Sydney. Ifob.art. Thursday Waverley, Pntea. Thurstlay Port Caroline, Bluff. Thursday Omaka, Thursday Walton Hall. New Plymouth, Newcastle Sydney, Friday

Wakalu, Kaikoura, Lyttelton, Friday Wa'aka, l.vtu-Uon, Timaru, Uusiouin, Bluff, Friday Kauiona, Auckland, Saturday dahia, Timaru, Saturdaj Loitrim, Boston, New York, Saturday To rawera. Sydney. Saturday Blenheim. Haveloek and bays, Monday ~-!ton, Timaru. Dunedin, Monday TELtGHAPHED MOVEMENTS. ADELAIDS, Mond:iy—West Holbrook, from Welliugtoa; Trewollard, for New J BIirSBANE. Monday Koyoto Maru, for We-ll:r-gton. SYDNEY", Monday—Maheno (9 a.m.), from Auckland; Ulimaroa (9 a.m.), from Wellington; Port Napier, from -New .£eaaNEWCASTLE, Monday—Maroro, scow, for Gisborne; Raupo, barque, and Tokoma ru," for Wel:ington. .' •VUCKLANU. Monday Eiverina (3 pm.). from Svdney; Mararoa (6.15 a.m.). from Gisborne; Fiona (8.5 p.m.), from ''p'-VTFi \ Monday—Waitangi (12.5 p.m.), from Wellington; Ivapuni (12.25 p.m.), 'Monday-Echo (1.15 P r m.), from WtlKiigtoci. AV-VNGANUf, .Monday (10 45 a.m.), for Wellington PICTON, Monday-Flora (8.10 p.m.), for Wellington. . . .„ , NFLSONr Friday—Corinna (3 P-™.). from Lyltelton; Ko.nn.ta (10 p.m.), trom Wellington, to replenish bunkers. Jlon-dav-Komata (3,31) p.m.) for AVestport; Ni'kau (7 p.m.), for Wellington. AVESTPORT, Suiulav, Tutanokal (10 45 P-uiX from Wellington Monday -K'ni (10 P.m.), l'l-oin Wellington; TnTaiA-ai (4.10 p.m.). for Wenington GREYMOUTH, Monday, al (12.35 p.m.). from Bluff; Wniniea if pin.), from AVestport; Induna (U.lo am.), for Melbourne; Pohertta (noon), for Bluff; Swallow (2.30 p.m.), for SydnCfVYTTELTON. Sunday-Maori (9.25 p.«O. *°™ SYellington. MonfayWoSrra" S fe P Dunedin; Bade,n Powell tap ton vLterday for shelter from the gale, resumed he/voyage to Timaru this afteDTJNDDIN. Mondav - Kotare (1.45 - Tarawera (5.45 p.m.), from Sydney.

Mr A. J. Moody joined the Blenheim as mate yesterday. Mr T. Bowling has succeeded Mr U. i; Morgan as chief officer of the Maori. 'Mr W Henderson has joined the VVairuna as second oriicer in place of Mr L. jl Wilson Mr G. W. SUarpc has signed on the 'vessel's articles as acting purPort Caroline will now leave AVellin"ton on Thursday morning lor BIuJI and Port Chalmers to load lor Lpnaoi.. On Wednesday last the AAestralm ! na«'sed two four-masted American -schooners in latitude 39deg. . lomiij. south, and longitude 1-iadog. 12min. east. Th.> .schooners showed code _ signals K.R.N.F., and K.R.Z.D., and wished to be reported "all well." . Messrs E. Cos and J. Briscoe arrived at Wellington from Sydney by Ore Manuka yesterday a< extra oflicers. and are to await orders hero. ' As work has been resumed on tno Gfsboine waterfront, the Ripple is expected to arrive at to-mor-row morning from that port. The vessel will, leave Wellington on Thursday evening .for Napier only. The Baden Powell is due at Wellington to-day from Lyttelton, and is to &ail on the return trip to-morrow. Tb.. llvit. '<■■ •'!"- «•>. rhi» morning from AVnnganui, and is to be dispatched on the return trip thip afternoon. , ~ i „ r j he Shaw Savill and Albion liner Mamavi is to 'lanve. AVe'lington next Tucs-da-r for London via Panama. The Karamu fiars-.d tho AVelhngton heads westward" bound at 8.20 o clock last night. '• ■ ... tue steam-sr Ivaru put >a to AV<>llington at 4 p.m. yesterday to replenish her bunkers while "bound from Taiakohe to Lyttelton. She sailed again at 8.35 o'clock last evening. The Karu loft Taiakohe on Thursday might, and on running into a southerly and a south-east-erly" gale, went fo> bheltvr undei Cape Campbell, The Canterbury Company advise that the Calm was delayed at Timaru yesterday by ram. Tho vessel proceeds thence to Lyttelton, Picton, and Wellington. She cannot reach AVollington v now before Saturday, and the is timed to leave here on Monday for LyH&iton, Timaru, and Dunedin.

The waterside trouble having been settled at Gisborne tho Te Anau loft Wellington at 6.10 o'clock last evening for both Gisborne and Napier. The KoJtiika will sail from Wellington to-morrow night for Westport. The Flora is due at Wellington this morning' from Pic ton to replenish her bunkers on her way to Onehunga with produce. ~.«., The Corinna is due at Wellington tonight from Nelson and will sail to-mor-row for New Plymouth, taking general cargo. The Tarawera, en route from Sydney, is to leave Duncdin to-morrow or oc Thursday for Wellington. She is timed to leave hero on Saturday with general cargo for Sydney. TO-DAY'S BERTHAGE. Queen's wharf—Huia, No. 1; Ruby Seddon. No. 1, south; John, No. 3; Walton Hall, No. 4; Westralia, No. C; Kapiti. No" 5; Hatvora, No. 7; Nikau, No. 10; Opawa, No. 11; Badon Powell, No. 13, north; Corinna, No. 14, north; Tofua, No. 16. Ferry wharf—Maori. Railway wharf—Suffolk, Invercargill. 'Glasgow wharf— Mamari, Tairoa, Corinthic. Mahia. _ • King's wharf—KaTamea, _ Kosamond, Remuera,. Kapuni, Waitangi. Lambton wharf—Manuka. Thorndon breastwork—Philomel, Firebrand. Taranaki street wharf—Fort Caroline. Clvde. quay—Flora. Miramar wharf—KaWka. JEivnns Bay wharf—Coronation. WITHIN KANGE. Tho following steamers should be within range of the undormcentloned wireless stations to-night: Awanui—Wnitoma. City of Newcastle, Helen B. Rterlina, Notatay, Ayrshire. Auckland—Rivo-rina, Fiona. Nolcatay, E." R. Sterling. Helen B. Sterling, City of Newcastle. Ayrshire. Wellington—Aralvura, Hakushika Mam, Leitrim. 'Maori, Mapourika, Manuka, Remuern. Toinvd, Sakai Mam. Awarita—•Canara. Chathams—Port Curtis. THE CANADIAN EXPORTER. Hurray, Roberts and Co. have received advice that the Canadian Government steamer Canadian Exporter will return to New Zealand during December to load for the United Kingdom it sufficient cargo is offering. THE LEITRIM. The liner Leitrim left tho etronm at Wellington at 0 oclocjc last ovi-nmir for Wunganui roadstead to complete Tontl■ing. ' Tho vessel is duo nC Wellington npain on Friday, for bunkering, nntl U to sail on Saturday for Boston and Now York via Panama.' R.AIXAWA DETAINED. Levin and Co., local agents for the Northern Company, received telegraphic nifvieo that owing to a wefitorcly gale the Rarawa's departure from Onehunga yesterday was postponed till 11 o'clock Vhi» moriiins. It Mir wonther permit*! (lip will leavo New Plymouth tomorrow evening on the return run to. Onohurign.

WAITOMO LEFT NEWCASTLE,

Tho Union Co. have received cable novice that the Waitoiuo leit Newcastle al 6 p.m. on Thursday coal-laden lor )\ el-ling-.on, where she is due to-morrow ovening' or on Thursday morning; CABGO FROM NEW YORK. • The Federal Line have received cablo advice that the Somerset, cargo-laden from New York, left Panama on November 3rd for Lyttelton. The new sleamor Cornwall, 14.500 tons deadweight, is to sail from New York on November 25th cargo-laden for New Zealand ports via Panama. CARGO FROM LIVERPOOL. The Federal Lino advise that the steamer Waitapu left Liverpool on No vernber 10th cargo-laden for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. The vessel is due' at Auckland al the end oJ December. The Orari left Panama on October 31st, en route from Liverpbolto Auckland and Wellington. The Opawa left Panama on November -7th, en route from,Liverpool to Auckland and Wellington. Tho Waikowaita is expected to leave Liverpool on November 17th cargo-laden for New Zealand ports via Panama. Tho Otarama is expected to leave Liverpool on December 18th cargo-laden for New Zealand ports via Panama.Tho AVestmeath is to sail from Liverpool about December 21th cargo-laden for Australian ports. AVEST COAST DELAYS. Owine to a wosterlv gale on tho AVesl Coast yesterday ' there was a general hold-up of the colliers on the coast. The Komata bound for AVestport, put in to Nelson on Saturday and therefore cannot reach Wellington before to-morrow night from Westport. The Kini, Kakapo, and Kowhai on their way to the West Coast to'load for Wellington, were sheltering at Totaranui yesterday. PAPAItOA LEFT SOUTHAMPTON. Cable advice has been received by iho New Zealand Shipping Co. that the liner Paparoa sailed from Southampton en November 12th cargo-laden for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. The ■-vessel should reach Lyttelton on January 6th. DORSET LEFT SOUTHAMPTON. \ The New Zealand Shipping Company advise fchafi the Dorest left Southampton on October 28th for Auckland and Wellington, bringing general cargo. Tho vessel is due at Auckland about December 22« d, and at Wellington about Decomber Slsl. DURHAM, LEFT MONTREAL/ Tho New Zealand Shipping Co. havt. been advised by cablt, that the steamiM Durham left Montreal on October 13th cargo-laden for * Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Melbourne. The vessel is due at Auckland about November 22nd, and >at AA r ellington about November 29th. . A'' later message, teporti that the Durham resumed her voyage from Panama on November 9th. EEMUERA ABTMVES 4 P.M. According to a private wireless messago received last evening from the New Zeafcnd-''Shipping Co.'s liner Remuera, en route from London and Southampton via Panama, stating that tho vrssel will arrive in the stream at AVellington at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The vessel will bo insnected by the Port Health Officer and will subsequently berth at the King's wharf. - KAIKOURA TO LOAD. The New Zealand Shipping Company adv'iso that the liner Kaikoura is to leave Newcastle this week for. AVollington to load at this port, Timaru, Wanganui, arrtf again at Wellington for London. The vessel is to sail f»om AVellington early in December for London via Panama. MANUKA FROM SYDNEY. .At 5.35 p.m. yesterday the Union Com. pauy's steamer Manuka urrivod in the st;eam at AVellington from -Sydney direct. AA'hen pratique had been granted tho vessel bcrthr-d at 6 n.m. at Lnmbton wharf. Tlk> Manuka left Sydney, ut. 4 p.m. on Thursday and had a most unpleasant passage, couth-west ga'.es and heavy seas lasting right across tho Tasman Sea. The cargo brought by the vessel included transhipments ex Palma. Tangs Mnru, Sirsa. OTari, St . Albans, Tniroa, Midshikti Maru, Avnold da Brescia. Kaikoura, Carpentaria, __ Karamta, Buninyong, AVyroenia. Konigin Luise, Kahova, Asia, Montoro,, Victoria, Wakatipu, and Roggeveen, also 714 casfes of fruit for Wellington and 983 cases for Lyttelton. . The Manuka is timed to leave AVellington this afternoon for .Lyttelton, from Wihieli port she is duo back at AVollington on Thursda.- moriuner- The vessel ia to sail from AVellington at noon on Thursday on the returai trip to Sydney and Hobart. AVALTON~HALL IN PORT. Delayed by. a heavy southerly gain, the A. and A. Lino chartered steamer Walton Hall, cargo-laden from ; Now York, did not arrive at AVollington until 4.35 p.m. yesterday, after occupying nearly three and a half days on the run down from Auckland. ' The vessel b'c-irthcd at No. 4 (inner tee), Queen s wharf, to put out part cargo. The local agents are the Federal Lino. NEW LINER TAIBOA. Tho Shaw, Savill aind Albion Company's handsome new liner Tairoa made, her first appearance; at Wellington j-es-tcrday, when, the arrived in the stream at l.io p.m. from Newcastle. Tho vessel recently delivered a creneral cargo in Australia and then loaded coal at Newcastle. She is somewhat similar to the company'a F-vr'oign. and in altogether a lino up-to-date, cargo-carrier. The Tairoa berthed yesterday afternoon at the Glasgow wharf to discharge her coal. She will sail on the- '2sth instant for Napier, Gisborne, AVhakatane, and Auckland to load for Boston and New York Tho Tairoa should get away from Auckland about December 15th for the United States ports.

- AVESTRALIA FROM MELBOURNE. The Huddart-Parker Company's s,leam er AVcstralia arrived in the stream at Wellington at 4 o'clock yesterday morn ing from Mel bourne direct. Pratique was granted and the vessel berthed at No. 6 (inner tee), Queen's wharf, at 0.30 a.m. yesterday. The AVcstralia left Melbourne at 3.30 p.m. on last Tuesday and had. fee weather for tho first day. Thert»a southwesterlv gale waa encountered with high seas, but little rain, which lasted till nearing port. Tho vessel weathered tin, gale without any damage.. The Westralia brought 1102 tone of general corgifor New Zealand, of which amount, 514 tons, vvere for AVellington, including transhipments ex Malwa. Konigin Luise. and Berrima. The AVcstralia is timed to *ail from Wellington at 5 o'clock this evening for Lyttelton. Dunedin, Bluff, and Melbourne. CORINTIITC FOR. LONDON. The Shaw, Savill and Albion linor Corfu thic is to sail from AVellington at daybreak to-morrow for Southampton and London via Panama and ports. Pasfiengera aro required to embark this cvwiing. ABEEDEBN LINE. Dalsrety and Company advise that tho Aberdeen Line steamer Kuripides is to leave Sydney <nn D.cember 4th for London via' Capetown, takinir first and, thirdclass ppussengcrs. The liner Marathon will follow the Buripldes later in December

WESTMEATH AT NEWPORT NEWS. Cable advice- has been" received that the Westmeath arrived at Newport News on Thursday on routo from Wellington to Newport (Wales) and Avonmouth. Tho vessel left Wellington on September 29th.,

THE RUAHINE. Cable ji2ws lias been received by the Now Zealand Shipping 1 Company thai the Ruahine- is to sail from Southampton on December 2ml for Wellington and Auckland. Tlio vessel is at present undergoing repairs to her hull necessitate: .by "the damage can sod by the Duchess ramming her at Wellington. KARAMEA~FOtT LONDON. The Shaw, Savill and .Albion liner Karamea is to leave .Wellington to-mor-row for London via Panama, instead 01 to-day. TAHITI FOE VANCOUVER. Tbo Union Co. advise that the R.li.S Tahiti is fixed to sail from Auckland c.u the 27th inst., for Vancouver via buy.' and Honolulu. TOFUA SAILS TO-MORROW. The Union Co. advise that the R.M.S Tofua's departure from vYoUmgton i'oi San Francisco via Karotonga and Papeete has been postponed till S o'cloci. to-morrow night. MOANA TO LEAVE SYDNEY. The Union, Co.- advise that their inter state p»;serif;cr steamer Moanu is non fixed to sail from Sydney on Friday fo. Wellington, wher» she is due nest Tuee •Jay. OVERSEA VESSELS. I Port Kembla—Now at Auckland; due I Wellington November 22nd: left Londoi August 27l'h. (C. and D. Line.) . Nokaiav Due Auckland Novemhoi !l6th: due .Wellington November lgtii: lc-ft New Yf'ork September 15th. (Daigci. and Co.) • Komuera—Due Wellington NovetnbcIGth; left Southampton September 30th. (N.Z. Shipping Co.) Wangaratta—Now at Auckland; due Wellington November 25th; left Nev, York October 12th. (Federal Line.) Cav." Colonv—lV.-e Auehb.".; N.ovi«;.' ber 17th; left Newport News October 12th. (Union Co.) Las Vegas;—Due Auckland November 20th; due Wellington November 30tli, left San Francisco- October 23rd. (E. 0. I F. Zohrab.) , t Durham—Due Auckland Novembe; •Qlnd- due Wellington November 23th; loft Montreal October 13th. (N.Z. Shipping Co.) lonic — Wellington November 21st: left Southampton October 7th for Lytte:ton and Port Chalmers' via Wellington Savill.) Virgilia—Due Auckland November 22nd: due Wellington November 29th; left New York October 17th. (C. and D. Line!) Waihora—Due Wellington November. 2Sth; left Comax October 2Sth. (TJnioi: Co.) Uainbada —Duo' Lytteltou November 28th; left New York October 16th; left '■■Newport News October 22nd. (Federal" Line.) Orari—Duo Auckland November 28th; due Wellington December Sth; left Liverpool October 7th. (Federal Line.) Marama—Due Wellington December Ist; left San Francisco November 9th. (Union Co.) » ■ Somerset —Due Lyttelton December 2nd; loft New York October 26th. (Federal Line.) Opawa—Due Auckland December 2nd; due Wellington December 10th; left Liverpool October 13th. - (Federal Line'.] Hororata Due Auckland December 4th; due Wellington New York November sth. ' (Federal Line.) Kathlamba —Duo Auckland December Sth; due Wellington December 13th; left New York October 30th. (Federal Line.) Port Nicholson—Due Auckland December 7th; due Wellington December 17th: Uft London October Sth. (C. and D. Line.) . • , ' Tremeadow—Due Auckland December 10th; due Wellington December 22nd; left New York October 30th. (Federal Line.) , _ Citv of Bristol—Due Lyttelton December 11th; left New York November 7th. (Federal Line.) Raranga Due Auckland December 15th; due Wellington December 23rd; I left Montreal November oth. (Shaw. i Savill.) I Dorset—Due Auckland December 22nd : t due Wellington January 2nd; left Southampton October 23th. (N.Z. Shirping Co.)- , ■ _., ' Arawa—-Due Auckland December 25th: due Wellington January 7th; left London November 11th. (Shaw. Savill.) AVaiotapu—Due Auckland December 30th- due Wellington January Sth; left t New York November 10th. (Federal [ Line.)

SAILER. _. Baupo, barque—Left Newcastle "~ November 15th. (Scales.)