SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16174, 10 July 1923, Page 5

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS, Monday, July 9. [ Kaiapoi, s.s. 5.50 p.m.), 2003 tons, \ from Gi'eymouth. DEPARTURES. Tuesday, July 10. Te Aruba, s.s. (12.40 a.m.), 156 tons, 1 Johnson, tor Napier. The Alaliura was to steam from Auckland at 2 p.m. to-day tor Tokomaru ! Hay and Gisborne. Tho ship is to bo 5 tendered here at 3 p.m. (meantime) tomorrow, wiili one launch only tor inward and outward passengers. She proceeds on to Napier to-morrow night. 1 With a cargo ot coill irom Greymouth i the Kaiapoi arrived at Gisborne late I yesterday aftornoon. The collier com- > mcnced the discharge of tlio Gisborne jj portion of her cargo this morning. Upon ( completion here she is to go on to | Napier to finish unloading. } Tho Kaimanawa saned from Lyttelton ! yesterday afternoon for Gisborne. At ! this port she has a quantity of proj duce to discharge, after which sho pro- ; ceeds to Auckland. I The Tiroa is to be dispatched from Gisborne to-night for Hicks Bay, the Bay of Plenty, and Auckland. » ! The Baden Powell, which brought a \ cargo of Railway Department material ! from Wellington, is to leave Gisborne i to-night on her return there. Sho is ( Liking general cargo. \ The ltipplc leaves Wellington to-night i for Napier and Gisborne. Sho is due here on Friday. j The Mako arrives from Napier in the ! morning, arid sails at 7 a.m. for East ! Coaist bays, taking passengers, i Tho Awahou was working Tokomaru i Bay to-day, and is expected hero on ; Thursday. Sho sails hence tho same ; day for Tolaga Bay, Tokomaru Bay, ! and Auckland.

The Koutunui is due from Napier on Monday next, and loads for Coast bays to Te Araroa.

Tho topsail schooner Elsie Mary, bound front Auckland to Gisborne, was reported to have been sighted off Te Araroa yesterday.

The Trevessa incident has directed the attention of newspapers to the suggestion of the advisory committee of the Board of Trade, issued in April, that vessels of a certain tonnage should include in their boat equipment motorboats fitted with wireless. Already a number of large Atlantic liners have adopted the suggestion, while the Commonwealth Company’s liners from tho outset of their career have been equipped, being the only vessels trading to Australia so fitted.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Sydney: Arrived at 7 a.m., Maunganui, from New Zealand. Napier: To sail at 7 jp.m., Mako for, Gisborne, East Coast bays, and Auckland. Wellington : Arrived at 12.30, Athenie from London. Lyttelton: Sailed at 4.50 p.m. yesterday, Kaimanawa, for Gisborne. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. Auckland: Arahura, Canadian Ranger, Coolaua, Cumberland, Craguess, Flora, Hauraki, Kaitangata, Kaitoke, Ivurow, Laburnum, Las Vegas, Niagara, Pinna, Tofua, Ulimaroa, Westmoreland, Waimate, E. E. Sterling, and Canadian Winner. Chatham Islands: Port Kembla, Port Chalmers, Port Lincoln, Ivalorao, and Rimqtaka. Wellington: Wahino, Mararoa, At-he-nic, Tutanekai, Devon City, Moeraki, Whangape, Waiotapu, Havre, Kauri, Kaiapoi, Ivorojniko, Ivatoa, Port MacQuarrie, Waihora, and Kaimanawa. WEATHER REPORT, There were variable winds to-day, with overcast sky. There was a light north-westerly at Gisborne. Temperature readings at 9 a.m.Cape Maria 53, Auckland 53, Tauranga 48, Gisborne 46, Napier 43, New Plymouth 44, Wellington 46. STATE OF THE SEA. The sea was smooth to-day at Cape Maria, Tauranga, and Gisborne, rough at Tiritiri and Capo Palliser, moderate at East Cape and New Plymouth; there was a moderate swell at Napier, a rough swell at' Cape Campbell, and considerable sea at Cbstlepoint. WEATHER FORECAST. The indications are for moderate to strong easterly winds prevailing and freshening. The weather appears likely to be cloudy and unsettled with rain, following. Barometer falling. Seas, considerable swell; tides good.