SHIPPING NEWS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20959, 24 February 1930, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS.

' WEATHER FORECAST. ns following Is the official weather forecast• A deep depression of the westerly type has moved on to the South Island and barometers n ° w extremely. low to tbe far south. Indications are for winds, strong northerly to pf-mmith 01 , ga i® srcl5 rc l ln places south of New Plymouth and Napier, backing to south7MMnrt e3 » a ! ter / rom 'l° t 0 16 Lours; seas (New Zealand waters) rough on the west coast and m!La 8 «i° re ». B , ou f h , of Castlepolnt, elsewhere r darate ' but rising generally in New Zealand wMtlrW a is^ e ? orth : wester, 7 and later south- ?” ter -£.^ inda to Bales in the eastern Tasman J tOUEb Beas * weather cloudy, untriple w d ®ouaiiy, with rain In most disSc f ttered 111 the northern and eastern portion of the North Island some heavy falls In Westland and Otago; warm temperatures but a cool change during tomorrow* . T- . arrivals, Saturday, February 22. f * oto ™*' s ; s - <7 a.m.), 12.112 tons, Holland, agents Lyttelton V Turnbull. Martin and Co., fr^T^A 8 ’ (5 £ ?•“■)» 2484 tons. Howie. igents L * tOD ' V a Steam Shlp Company. fr^ alt i? -S - ( 5; 2 9 8167 tons. Held, agents 1 * 11011, ' Unloil Steal n Ship Company; , Sunday, February 23. j s-s._ (5.20 p.m.), 157 tons, Johanson | . ,ln“co.raS! Bnd Tmt Cralg ‘ Al X Alle “ i '■J DEPARTURES. Saturday, February 22. • for Br Sru! S ’ (6 ' 15 P ’ m ' ) ' 5W tonS ' °’- N ’ cUI ' (6-? a.m.), 9775 tons, F. AshVAR 1 * r ont^on ' Panama. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. nfYn CKLA ? D i F fSf. uary 22.— Sailed: Tofua \ wY, 4 . 0 for Fiji; Otaki (12.35 p.ra.l. for Wellington: Port Pirlo (5.30 V p.m.), for Gis! b °r n , e -—-February 23.— Arrived : Cornaga (5.43 P.m.), from Vancouver. ■ /i-YY TTF LTON, February 22. —Arrived; Calm / sV elllr >et°n; Wahlne (6.40 i n?'2* „ pl ?. Wellington; Canadian Challenger (10.5 a.m.), from Tlmaru; Holmdale (10.15 ' a.m.), .from Tlmaru. Sailed: Calm (1.15 ®tuff : H.3r.T, Wakakura (1.20 p.m.) Hoimd ß i« oa^Yn lkora \ (4-5 p,m, L for Auckland; Holmdalß (6.10 p.m.);, for Wellington; Ranglnm i T > ?•»■). .for Wellington) ; Wahlne (glo p.m,), for ’ Wellington.— —February 23 ■ Tima™’ -£ ort . D ,|nnl3°n f{6.40 a.m;), from Jraa (10 vn a » ri m > 6-5 .° from Wellington; Tfninmf - from Auikland. frbm N Na°pYer ™ 2 2-Arrlved: Malmoa. , for ß Sand. I ’ ebrUary 22 - Corlnthlc. evening? 0 *” 6 arrlT6d ft ° m Folt I«St The Westmoreland Is,timed to sail bn MonUn y toT nlDfr for T,maru « Lyttelton and WelThe Breeze sailed on Saturday evening for T1 ThA W . ] eU ‘ nKton and Wanganui, nom K Shl k 4ifi } d here , on Saturday afterAucMand be vir ports aTß °“ M ° nday f ° r r J. h ® Katoa arrived at Port Chalmers from Lyttelton on Saturday. The vessel will be laid up for an Indefinite period. ON MALOJA. ■“The following passengers for New Zealand are .travelling by the P, and O. liner Maloln Booked _to arrive at Auckland by the Maunea"u,lnon To-day: Miss Brett, Mr and Miss MounTHE REMUERA. i»JY e e KomU T er^i s sohedulcd to arrive at Auckruarv f 2e m ThB n ,° n f a £ Southampton on Febvessel has passengers and man for New Zealand and general merchandise for Blu^ rg Af, at Auc , kl ? nd > Fort Chalmers ® and Bluff. After completion of discharge the vessel will also load at Bluff, as well K, Lyttelton and Wellington., She is scheduled trl on S Ap!dl li i ngton f ° r London, via Southampton, WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The vessels were reported to bo ...t, M^ra a .i4“?s, j«grwsr • !m Dunedin. Niagara, siaCanadla C nG b o!Yen nd Clo?d. ramCa ’ Tamaroa ' A "^o Awarua.—Sir James Clark Ross r a - CHv e of °v £ oa i hern FrJncess,’ Ala’kura' ■ n.fl.T! C W N a C k :, l^: k ßenv e e r e r BOllng - TURAKINA PROM LONDON. <limt U * ly ti,i oaded Wiih - va, 'iablo Dominion prothe oversea steamer Turaklna sailed YnnrteY° rt Chalmers on Saturday morning for London and west of England ports via hnhio^r SCao ' Tbe ™ sel shipped about 6000 bales of wool, also other cargo at this port ROTORUA IN PORT. lnj e the fl?™welf?f er thI a v%ya n g C e U ?f ter th d e ?’ whl*>i Ild Company’s liner Rotorua 7 speed at times to about four knots Henre seas were shipped frcouentlv hn* ™ . Heavj done. After wa 3 better progress was made to Panama P whteh . was cleared on January 7. flir tlm* Paclflc? 78 * e< * dUrlnE th 6 P a^ar E e I,y across ■ from 0 w V est e Jolst U p n o?i adl of B will also load a quantify of oargo here and ; mo/nlnT* to" contfnue loadi^ U,r ° n ThuVsday i aU F F’l d h Mr fi H ' F. o WllWnso“ d ’ fourth,' Mr ThrheJf UlCher ’ ? rst wir eless operator, Mr E Thrherae; second, Mr H. H. Green; surgeon r.econd W 'A?r ey S OU^ n C ! B?” t r h th, jj Ir p C ’ Shepherd; fifth,’ Mr R. Murrly } ■SSJ}; Newton; seventh, Mr J. Young l ff glnc’^ S A 'p a J S stewai;o In charge, Mr R. g W 3ft. ' 3l C ’ SPANISH POET CONTRACT. arluiir COn cf a(d t f° r ,, addltlo ual port works al Mellila, Spanish Morocco, to cost approxlm- ,- 48S «i 84 and to he completed within a ,° f . fd ! lr years and 10 months,, was awarded by the Spanish Government recently. : The concern Which got the contract has agreed to do the work'at a price 7 per cent, below

DAILY TIMES WEATHER REPORT.

The S“™.u St ** ‘he Government, nf » ts of , the f e Pair and extension enr.»ii« J i or lu" east *?°* e an( * a construction of a section to the south mole. To complete the port works in accordance with approved plans, further construction will be' necesasry, and It Is during Vsif 1 VT tract for ‘hla wUI bo let aurmg 1930. The concern granted the nresent contract will have preference la the bldhtnft for ' a ? dl l ional work - Rock and concrete motes 3 1,10 t - be U3ed in ‘he construction of the

OVERSEAS SUMMARY. b ? ss si! mi E"„3'S! a ly “ w, “" Canadian, left Bluff February 17 for Port Chalmers. Arrived February is and sailed February 20 for Tlmaru , Vahcouvlr. a " lVed SU7a February si> - arrived Wellington February 15 from San Pedro, via Auckland; sailed February IT for Melbourne and Sydney. L “ d “ »t « S„S J« C IS AuctelT’ *•"”“■»«» r.bnm,, lef . l A uokland February 17 for 1 Weilington, arrived* February 19. v Dimernn 1Ia ’ left sre^oilrn6 February 15 for Golden Cloud, left Dunedin February 19 for o ® ar p • Lyttelton, February 21; sailed for San Francisco February 21 for G Auckland Ud ' Vanc ° uver Feb ™' erS? P^? 0 .H nt ' arrlved Wellington February 18 ruary |^ ikpapan ,s sall e d tor Lyttelton Peb•toltom' l6ft AUCWand Februar r 17. for LytX e w a piy^uth. r,VOd NaEler February 18 from Dunedln°’ ° rrl7ed TlmarU February 19 from a 7 ivea San Francisco February 15 Zealand e l nEt ° n 1 salled February 21 for New Oamanl! IUS ’ left AucMand February 19 f or , left , uc Wand February 16 . f or Wemnglon. 6 19; Feb W lS“’ lrft Curacao February 19 for Aufe anUl ’ Uit February 21 for Ttoaru-- 1 ■ arilTed I,t>ndon ' February 16 from fo? W t dU™Bt*on and * left Auckland February 21 Tonga! 318 '- AUCkland February 16, for londob d ' a " i7ed Fre “ antle February 19. from arr°ived , 'Fefru«; a i|’ ebniary 15 f ° r *«***■. i 9 55 February from London! 1 ’ arri7ed KeW York February is frora'opua. I*' 1 *' arrlved AucM and February 19 amVed WalliDgton Feb ™ary M llngtm! tlkl ’ left ' London February 15 for Wei- ■ 15 Tahiti, arrived Sydney, February 15 Ungton ranClSCO; Satled February 20 for We“ 15 Auckland?*' left Liverpool February 15 for arrived Auckland February 17 from' from'Sydney; WeTuS. U ' loft Auckland Febr f "ary y t 9 e7 for for We ßlX ol f J, ef l Wellington February 16 cd!n ’February 1 21! Bluff February 16; ’ml-