SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18513, 25 March 1922, Page 8

SHIPPING.

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"WEA.THER REPORTS. (Fn VnxwD pbus aucounos.) March 24. Eoilowing ar* the official weather reports at 4 D.m.l—

WEATHER FORECAST. Following l is tho official weather forecast: Present .indications are for moderate to strong 'westfrlji to southerly winds, squally at times, end changeable showery weather generally. The barometer has a temporary rising tendency. u 0 >* - SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, March 24.—Sailed: Devon (8.10 a.m.), for Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH, March 24.—Arrived: Kaikorai (7 a.m.), from Newcastle. WELLINGTON, March 24.—Arrived: Wahine (7.5 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Gale (7.20 aon.), from Wanganui. Sailed; Leitrim j&sß ajn.), for Avonmoutb; Gale, with. 'Wtque 'Raupo in tow (5.15 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Poloona (6.35 p.m.), for Lyttelton; WaMne (7.50. u.m.), for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON, March 25.—Arrived: Kyle'beg (6.25 a.m.), from Dunedin; Maori (7.13 a.m.>, ’Kahika (7.25 a.m.), and Wootton (9.25 p.m.), from Wellington; Waihemo (4.45 p.m.), from Auckland. Sailed; Eita, auxiliary schooner (noon), for Wellington; Kaituna (5.10 pna.), and City of Hankow (5.35 p.m.), for Dunedin; Kylebeg (7.25 a.m.), and Maori, for Wellington. OAMARU, March 24, —Sailed: Storm (4.15 p.m.), for Dunedin. ; FREMANTLE, March 23.—Arrived; Oster3«y. from London. - SOURABAYA, March 22.—Sailed: Athenio, for lavemooL COLOMBO, March 22.—Sailed: Hobson’s Bay, for Adelaide. SUEZ, March 22.—Arrived; Laguna, from Melbourne; Ormonde, from Adelaide. PORT NATAL, March 22.—Sailed 1 ; Ayrshire, for London. TABLE? BAY, March 22—Sailed: Woodarra, for London. COLON, March 22.—Arrived: Titold, from Glasgow. LISBON, March 22.—Sailed: Australford, |or Melbourne. LONDON, March 22.—Arrived; Port Au- , gust a, from Fremantle MTSITAP TO KAITANGATA. Prasa Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, March 24. The Kaitangata returned to port yesterday si>W tk jury-rigged rudder. Repairs are now being effected, and the steamer is expected to resume her voyage to Bluff at the end of next week. ' Tta Earori was scheduled to leave Lyttelton yesterday for Marlborough Sounds, where she will load sheep for Oamaru. She will probably arrive at Dunedin on Wednesday next 'to discharge the balance of her coal and timber cargo from Greymouth. On completing discharge she will go to Port Chal-'-mers for survey. The Corinna, from Wellington, is due hero 'this morning, and is to sail afternoon fat ■ Nelson and New Plymouth, via ports. The Kaituna, from Lyttelton, is due hero this afternoon, and after discharge of her ■ Australian cargo will sail on Monday for Greymouth, when® she will load timber for from Melbourne, via Wellington and Lyttelton, is due at Dunedin tomorrow, and ■will Bail on Monday for Mol* bourne, via Bluff. The Waihemo, from San Francisco, via Auckland and Lyttelton, is due here on Tuesday. She will complete discharge at Melbourne and Sydney. The Wings tui," from Auckland, via Wellmgy— and' Lyttelton, is due at Dunedin about March ‘SO. On completing discharge she will load for Auckland, via way ports. The Ttrnj is due here on Monday from Gisborne, and is to sail the same day for Napier . and Gisborne inner harbours, via Oamaru, Timam, and Wellington. The Kylebeg should reach Dunedin on Thursday morning from Wellington to iced for Wanganui, via way porta. •' Tie' Gale, from Lyttelton, is due here on Tfondrty to load cargo for Wanganui, via Tiinaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington. A The' John, from Wellington, should arrive at Dunedin on Monday to load for Wanganui, yjfr ports. The Calm, from Lyttelton, should arrive here on Monday to load for Napier and Gisborne, via Timam and Lyttelton. The C. and D. Line advises that the Makella left London on March 18 with cargo for' Auckland, Wellington, and New Plymouth- She has on board 150 ton* of explosive* for Auckland. The vessel is due at on May 1, and at Wellington a < vreek later. The 0. and D. Line advisee that the Port Augusta is to replace the Port Kembla on the iloading berth for New Zealand. The Port Augusta is to leave New York on April 93 nfith par go for Auckland, Wellington, Lyt. teltbn, "and Dunedin. Three’ steamers of the Hain Xane are at present on their way from Cardiff to New with cargoes of ooah The Trob*xtha sailed on February 2 for Wellington, the Tregantle on February 11, and the Trematon on February IT for Auckland. CHANGSHA, TAIYUAN, AND MADRAS MARU. Kodll and Co. advise as under;— The Changsha left Hongkong on March 14, and is doe at Sydney on April 6. She will leave Sydney for Hongkong on April 13. The Taiyuan will leave Sydney for HongImng at the end of April, The Madras Mam arrived in Sydney on March 11 Her transhipments should arrive hare by the next trip of the WaikouaitiYTBUMNGTON'S shipping year. Aooardxng to the annual report of the Wellington Harbour Board just issued, the number of arrival* iu port for the year ending September 30. 1921, totals 2782, with • net tonnage of 2,895,812 ions. This number is on increase on the previous year’s figures of 24 vessel*, aggregating a tonnage of 197,991 team. TTTE PORT ALBANY. Messrs 3. W- Swift and Or. have received cabled advice to the effect that the Port Albany has been fixed to load at London Jor Lyttelton direct. She will later call at' Dunedin. The vessel is scheduled to loose Xcndon cd May IT, SCOTTISH SHIRE LINE TlTmiiii a Turnbull, Martin, and Co. local agente; the Scottish Shire Line, advise the Buteshire, from Sydney, should arrive ait Bluff tJri* afternoon. She will load general cargo for London at that' port, .and at Pert Ghalmeis and Wanganui. Wellington will be her final loading port. THE CITY OF HANKOW- ' ' Messrs Turnbull, Martin, and 00. report that the steamer City of Hankow has been further delayed in working her cargo at Lyttelton. Consequently she will not arrive at Dunedin till about 9 pun. this afternoon At the'earliest to discharge the local portion cf her ■ New York qargo. She will berth at wharf, jLioluded in her general joarglT for' disohaiga at this port are 10,000 fiUK* .«S toL -REMUERA’S DEPARTURE POSTPONED. The New Zealand Shipping Company advisee .that the liner Remuera is due at Well&gtati' 'from Auckland to-morrow to continue discharge of her Home cargo. After calling at Lyttelton she will come to Port . Chalmers to complete discharge, and to load « ehipnjeht of cheese. The vessel's final de- ' psrtore from Wellington baa been postponed tegS April 12 to April 20.

WAIWBRA FOR NEW YORK. Dalgety and Co. advise that the Waiwera is due at Wellington on Monday from Bluff to complete her loading. The vessel is to get away from Wellington on March 90 for Boston, New York, and London. X WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The following vessels were expected! to be within range of file under-mentioned wireless stations last night:—Awanui: Hatarana, Kaitoke, and Manuka. Auckland: Tahiti, Dorset, Auatralind, Devon, Wingatui, Orari, and Admiral Oodrington: after (WJO a.m.—Waitemata, Navua. Wellington; Maori, Wahine, Ngaio, Tutanekai, Corinthio, Waihemo, Waiwero, Somerset, Kauri, Paloona, Leitrim, Port Bowen, Buteshire, Rheinland, and Canadian Victor. Chathnuns: Peshawur and Ruapehu. MISHAP TO CANADIAN SPINNER. H. L. Tapley add Co. have received advice from the steamer Canadian Spinner, en route from Auckland to Wellington, stating that a defect had occurred in the vessel’s steering gear, and she wae putting back to Auckland. The vessel, which is cargo-laden from New York, loft Auckland et 5 p.m. on Monday for Wellington. She arrived back at the northern port on Tuesday afternoon. As a result of the mishap the Canadian Spinner is not expected at Wellington before next Monday or Tuesday, consequently she will not arrive m Dunedin till the end of next week. DEVON FROM NEW YORK. The Federal steamer Devon, 9661 tons, arrived at Auckland from New York and Newport News on Tuesday morning to discharge 1309 tons of general cargo for the iNew Zealand Shipping Company. She has also 800 lons fox Wellington, and the balance of 7500 tons for - Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. She left New York on February 12, arriving at Newport News on the 13th to load tobacco and general cargo and fill bunkers. On the 16th, the morning of clearing, a very heavy snow blizzard was experienced. After passing through the Panama Canal the steamer cleared Balboa on February 23. A stop was mads at Pitcairn on the Bth, and the islanders boarded the thip and traded! fruit for clothes. The vessel was hove to for two hours, and took on board a bag of mail before continuing to Auckland. Good weather was experienced until about a week ago, when a strong wind sprang up with a heavy swell from the south-west. Captain H. W. Gardner is in command.

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•V • JMBUI — Bar. Ther. . Weathoa Cepe Maria M W., fresh 20.77 69 Cloudy Bussell ... ... N.W., freeh 20.63 72 Cloudy Manukas H.... 8.W., fresh 20.59 63 Cloudy Auckland W„ fresh 39.63 68 Fair Teiianga ... N.W., breeze 29.50 69 Fair Gl»borne.;. . Maplei' N.W., fresh 20.45 73 Fair S.W., m. gale 29.50 63 Fair Oasttepolnt ... W., light 29.46 55 Bain "Wellington ... S., light 29.41 61 Fair NewPlymouth 8.W., freeh 29.46 63 Pair Cape SgmoDt... W., freeh 29.47 63 Cloudy Wangamri ... J^ewell Spit. W., fresh 6.W., freeh 29.46 29.45 63 61 Pair Cloudy C«P« Foulwiud S., fresh 29.45 61 Showery Srsymouth 8.S.W., breeze 39.40 62 Cloudy (Stephen Island W., light 29.40 60 Cloudy Cape Campbell 8., light 29.40 60 Cloudy Kali our» „ Calm 29.40 60 Fair Akaroa light... S.W., freeh 29.39 53 Squally ggferto S.E.; fresh 29.49 43 Rain S.E., breeze 29.49 53 Showery