SHIPPING.
DEPARTURES. Thursday, September 93. W'lUUtl, s.--. in.. 15 p.llt. :. 604 n ):•«, liodd:, ,4. t*>* Napier. The Wuinni leaves Napier thus evenin o' and will he i eiidei ed with one launch for inward and nut ward pnssengcis, ipaving the Kails .side as- i a.m. i" marrow iiiu'antime). The vc'srl i\ ill proceed Inter ti, Auckland, \ia Tukomaru Bay. the K.iliika is expected to leave Napier Hi is evening for Gisborne. ami w ill 1' ■ discharging southern produce in the roadstead to-morrow. On completion she proceeds to Dunedin to load a otnin for Napier and Gishoni’-, via tilt tirna! ports. The tipti a is espedeil to load «• ■• i! at Gre-ymoui h (o day. arid is tine here early n.-xi- work. The Kairnnga is now loading coal at Xmm!silo for Napier, Gisborne. and Wclli ugton. The Putiki sails to-night for Napier and W.aikokopu. Tire Malm is due lie re Ui-mniu'ou morning from Wellington. via Napier. Site proceeds lienee to Geasl bays and Auckland. The Awaliou is expected to arrive from Auckland and toast, ports on Tuesday next. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING Sydney, 'September 25.—Sailed : Aotangi. for Auckl.a.nd. Napier: Arrived, 9.15 a.m., Warnin' from Gisborne. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The tollowing vessels ate expected to be within range of the undermentioned stations to-night.—Auckland : Veronica. La bu ni uni. Diomede, To fun, Hinenwi. Levenihank, (Jinann. Waiotapu. Xga.kuta, LMrinthie, Kalldamha. Queen Maud. I’oolta. Aorungi arid Kailoke. Wellington: .M,aori. Wahine. Again. .Via lima, l.uhrieo. Kiwitea. ITimaroa. Port Dunedin. Kaikorai, Tahiti. Tutain'kai, Kniapoi and Marama. Au ania.: Mann ka. Kin Gra. Rimutuka, Ganadiau !•!>:• plorer. Baton Kelvin and Romm ia. WEATHER REPORT Ere sit non h-wosl Breezes wove Blowing this morning' at Wellington and Capo, Campbell; calm at Opotiki and Napier; light variable breezes elsewhere. Temperature readings at i) a.ni.: Cape Maria 59. Auckland SS. Taui'unga til, Opotiki 5(1. East Cape uS, Gisborne titt. Napier s(i, New Plymouth 5(1. Wellington oil. Cape Campbell oil. Wairoa Report.— Light easterly wind; rough sea ; bar unworkable. STATE OF THE SEA Moderate seas were running at Cape .Maria, Tanraiiga, Cast Gape, Castle point. Cape Campbell and Cape Egnioni; moderate swell at Gisborne am. Cape Da Riser; smooth at Opotiki. I iritiri, and Napier. WEATHER FORECAST The indications' are for northerly winds, moderate to strong. There ns a prospect of fair to cloudy weather, which will probably become warmer. lln oarometer Inis a falling tendency. Seas inodeiale; tides higb.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17147, 24 September 1926, Page 5
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