SHIPPING.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16371, 20 June 1927, Page 5

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS Sunday, .Time IS) Kamo, s.s. (10 a.m.), 122 G tons, Lowe, from Napier. .Monday, Juno 20 •Koau, 0.0. v. (G.fi.l a. in.), 1-jo tons. Bat'os, from Tolaga Bay. Koutunui, s.s. (5.45 am.), 171 tons, Olarko, for Tolaga Bay.

DEPARTURES Saturday, June IN

Kaliika, s.s. ((>.20 p.m.), .1172 tons. Wliitcfield, for Napier. Awahou, s.s. (7 p.m.), 407 tons, .Tones, for Auckland. Koutunui, s.s. (7.30 p.m.), 171 tons, Jones, for Tolaga Bay. Koau. o.e.v. (B p.m.), -1 “»5 (tons. Bates, for Tolaga Bay.

The Waimea leaves Auckland to-mor-row afternoon for Napier, thence Gisborne. She is due here on Friday, and after discharging will load for Aucklnd. The Kaliika completed the, discharge, of her coal and sailed on Saturday evening for Napier to complete discharge. The Kamo arrived from southern ports yesterday, but on account of the rain could not complete discharge to-day. She is expected to complete to-morrow, sailing for Lyttelton.

The Maori will resume her running jfrom Lyttelton in ttie ferry service on June 28 in place of the Wahine. The latter vessel withdraws from the service for overhaul-on arrival at Lyttelton on June 28, and tier place will ho taken by •the Manuka. The Wahine is expected to resume running in the service in about n. fortnight. The Cumberland is due at Gisborne about Wednesday to load frozen meat and general cargo for United Kingdom ports. The City of Corinth.sailed from NewSort- News on June 12 for Auckland, Cellinglon, Lyttelton, Tima in, Dunedin and Bluff. She is due at Auckland on July 15.

, The Aorangi, from Vancouver, Honolulu, and Suva, arrived at Auckland last evening. She sails to-morrow for Sydney, where she is due on June 25. ‘The Makura, from Sydney, leaves Wellington to-morrow for Rarotonga, Papeete, and San Francisco. The Elsie Mary, which arrived at Auckland yesterday mor.ning, will _ leave that, .port to-morrow night for Gisborne. She is due here about Thursday night. The Tiroa arrived at Auckland yesterday, and is expected to leave tonight for Gisborne, via, Hicks Bay, being clue .here .on Wednesday. , The Uunbar loads at Auckland to-day for the Coast, Gisborne, and Napier.

The Koau and Koutunui arrived from Tolaga Bay this morning with cargo from the Parfirn. They proceed to Napier to morrow.

The Parera: left Tolaga Bay last, night for Wellington to load for Wnikokopii.

The Pnkura leaves Wellington to-mor-row night for Napier and Gisborne. She is cine here on Friday. The Awaliou leaves Auckland to-mor-row night for Tokomaru Bay and Gisborne. She is due here on Friday.

The Mako is expected to leave Auckland to-morrow night for the Coast and Napier. Louis Theriault Reaches Sydney The schooner Louis Theriault arrived at Sydney on Saturday in tow of a tug, which was sent to her assistance. The voyage from Wlmngnpc occupied 10 days.—U.P.A. WHEAT SHIP RACE ,A RIVAL OF THE CUTTY SARK. LONDON, June 7.

The German ship Greif has arrived n( Falmouth from Port L’irie. She encountered a four-day gale and lost two seamen. three boats, much of the bulwarks and all movable articles on the deck. The vessel participated in the wheat ship race from Australia, and occupied 121 days on the voyage. Formerly, as the British ship Wi.scombe Park, the Greif nearly heat the Cutty Sark racing to Australia. [Although she may hav<* once nearly beaten the famous old fast clipper Cutty Sark on the Australian wool trade run, the Wiscombe’s Park’s performance did not raise mush enthusiasm, as the Cutty Sark’s fast-sailing days were then on the decline. The famous old dipper established her unbeaten record for sail between 1874 and 1880, when she made some .very fast trips between England and Australia, averaging 77 days from port to port for the period.. Four of these trips occupied 72 days, 73 days, 72 days and lb days. The Wiscomhe Park was not built .until 1892. and therefore missed the exciting days when to have “nearly beaten the Cutty Sark” would have'been an achievement indeed.] TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING r Napiyr: Arrived at 7.45 n.m. yesterday, Kahika, from Gisborne. Auckland: Arrived, at 6.30 a.m yesterday, Waimea, from Gisborne; at o.lu p.m.,‘ Aorangi, front Vancouver; at 7,45 it.m. to-day, Awahou, from Gisborne, via coast buys. Wellington: Arrived, at 11.45 a.m. yesterday, Pakura, from Gisborne. Melbourne, June 20: Arrived, Mmoric, from Westport.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGB. Auckland—Persian Prince, Wirral, Maryland, Tofua, Aorangi, Mamma, Waipahi, Matakana, and Ivaiwarra. Chatham Islands. —Arawa, lonic and Port Dunedin. . Wellington.—Manuka, Walnne, Tamaliine, Araliura. Makura, Maheno, Moeraki, Tutanelcai, Port Auckland and Poolta. . . , Awarua. —Port Hardy, Kaikorai, Kaiapoi, and Waikouaiti. WEATHER REPORT Overcast conditions, with rain fairly general, f \vprp reported tbvoupbout- tbc l North Island this morning. Tauranga fxprrinnced a moderate southerly g«do, and fresh southerly hree-7.es were reported .elsewhere. The barometer had risen considerably over tlie week-end, and temperatures at 9 o’clock this morning were higher than last week Auckland and Wanganui reporting 48 deg., Tauranga and Gisborne 54, Opotiki 52, East .Cape 43, Napier and Wellington 47. Rough seas were reported at Tiritiri, Tauranga, East Cape, and Cape Campbell; 'moderate to smooth elsewhere. . Wairoa. report : Strong southeast wind: i'oucli sen : bar unworkable. WEATHER POREOAST The indications are for south-easterly winds, strong to gale, and veering 1 corn south to west. The weather "’ill hr cloudy to overcast. Henvy rain may be expected, with rivers rising shortly. The barometer has a rising tendency. Seas heavy; tides high