SHIPPING NEWS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3774, 13 July 1926, Page 35

SHIPPING NEWS.

MOVEMENTS OF OVER SEAS VESSELS. The following movements of overseas steamers were reported by cablegram ami telegram during the past week: Athenic arrived Colon from London on tlia 9th inst. Aorangi left Honolulu, July 7, for Suva and Auckland, en route from Vancouver. Arawa, left Wellington, July 6, for Southampton and London, via Panama. Baron Kelvin left Montreal, July 1, for Auckland and other New Zealand ports. Canadian Challenger arrived Auckland, July 10, from Montreal, via Panama. Canadian Cruiser arrived Colon from Montreal cn the 9th inst. Canadian Conqueror left Auckland, July 9, for New York and Montreal. Enton arrived Napier, July 7, from San Francisco. J Hurunui arrived Glasgow, July 7, from “Lyttelton, via Montevideo. Kia Ora left Panama, July 6, for Auckland, en route from Liverpool. lonic left Colon, July 3, for Southampton, cn route frem Wellington. Mahia arrived London, July 5, from Lyttelton, via Montevideo Maimoa arrived Suva, July 8, from London, en route to Auckland. Matakana arrived Teneriffe from Wellington on the 9th inst. Niagara left Auckland, July 6, for Vancouver, via ports. Pawlet arrived Auckland, July 10, from Los Angeles. Port Curtis left Colon, July 5, for London, en route from Auckland, arrived Norfolk on the 9th inst. Pori Napier left Wellington, July 7, for London, via Panama. Port Hardy left Norfolk (Virginia), July 7, for New York and London, en route from Auckland, arrived New York on the 9th inst. Port Kembla left Norfolk (Virginia!, July 7, for Dunedin, en route from London. Port Nicholson lef* Norfolk (Virginia). July 7, for London, en route from Wellington. Remuera arrived Southampton, July 5, from Wellington, via Panama. Karanga left Teneriffe, July 7. for London, en route from Wellington. Tahiti arrived San Francisco, July 9, from Wellington, via ports. Trebartha left Newport News, July 5, for Auckland, en route from New York. Tekoa left Panama, July 7, for London, en route from Wellington. Wairuna left Apia (Samoa), July 3, for Fanning Island and Vancouver.