SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17132, 7 September 1926, Page 5

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. Tuosdav, September 7. Kaliika. s.s.- 'll I.VI :l.in. . 1172 lot Gardner. from Mint lici n I'* v X anifi departures. Monday, Seploinb.-t o

Tiron. s.s. id (mil!. tons, ( la t', 11- A llil-la mI. via Una si haw.

Tin- Waitmi !«vis Auckland ;u ;> p.m. 1,,,1ay for Toknmaiu Bay and Gis nr. and Vi.l he tendered here wit ii !a uni -h tor inward pus igers n" I ,m >- ,iay mmning. 'lne Mc-mir.' j-votc-ctl< m Naiiirr Ihai evening, I In 1 launch lor "id ward passengers l<";iVi lij; tin’ Kaili -ado ai 4 |i.m. (miriiil inii'l. Du- K.diika arrived from Napier al | :t .ni. In day, and was dlsehai ging m'iiiilxm'ii prod nee in tlio l'oadstt’ad lhe : aiton u „ ai. She completes this men mo. and sails h.r Wellington, t hvneo Dimidin to loud again fnr Napier and tiialjnllio. via the 11-U.al ports.

Tlie Oiiu.i i.s expected to load inal ;d (ii'Vnutill h this nook Ini Gisborne. Lin' Norfolk airived at Gi-diorim imm Waikokopu today In load frozen meat and ip'iuial cargo for l.ondon and West l Mas I of United Kingdom ports. She is expected to complete on Thursday, and sails for Auckland for final despatch. Tin- Parcra leaves Greymoutli in night for Wnikokopu-and Gisborne, ami is due here on Satanlav.

The Paktun will he despatched I ruin Wellington to-night for Napier and Gisborne. She arrives here on Friday morning, and sails that evening for Wellington. The Awalnm clears Auckland to-night for Coast bays and Gisborne, and arrives here on Friday. Thi' Mako is working the Coast ports on her way from Auckland to Napier. The J’utiki leaves Auckland to night for (.'oast hays and Gisborne, and is duo at this port on Friday. She proceed* hence to Napier. The Tima was despatched for Auckland, via ilicks Bay. last- evening. She is; due at. the noil hern pint to-morrow or on Thursday, and loads again for Coapt ha vs and Gisborne.

I ! l ITCH ASK OF FIVK STEAMERS. The live steamers recently purchased b\ tin- Aiisly.ih.iit (fonniioun ealth Shipping Board are ail mi their way to .Melbourne trimi Kngiand. The Kmiia and Kriilia. left Falmouth on August I for .Montreal, iilicir i-liev v. iil load for New Zealand, pods, under the allspices of the New Zealand Shipping Co. Mod-dart-Parker tu., bid., will lake over ttie Diitoga and Dehvngia, which are U) entci the Australian intcr-State service. The Dro-mona will proceed to Alelbottrno in ballast and will also be employed in the coastal trade. The Co lac is also to load for New Zealand at Montreal, leaving there on September 2-3. WEATHER REPORT. Fresh south-west breezes were blowing this morning at Capo Maria, Cape t’alliscr and Cape Campbell ; fresh westerly at Cape Jxgmont; light breezes elsewhere. The weather generally was fine. Wellington registered 44 points of rainfall. Temperature leadings at. 9 a.m.: Cape Maria 58. Auckland 56. Tnurangii 55. Opotiki 48, Fast Cape 51, Gisborne 54, Napier 53, New Plymouth 51, Wellington 49, Cape Campbell 52. Wairoa report: Light- north westerly wind; moderate sea; good bar. STATE OF THE SEA.

Rough sons were running at. Cape Kgwont; moderate at (‘ajK* Maria, Tanranga, East ( ape. Cape i’nlliser. Castlepoint- and Capo Campbell. WEATHER FORECAST. The indirations are for southerly, moderate to strong winds. The weather will probably prove squally and changeable, and become colder. Jtnroim-tiT rising. Seas moderate swell: tides good