SHIPPING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16836, 27 December 1928, Page 5

SHIPPING

ARRIVALS Tuesday. December 25. Huanui, uux. ketch (4 a.m.j, 126 tons, Thomsen, from Wellington. Wednesday, December 26. Wairnea, s.s. (1.30 a.m.j, 454 tons, Inman, from Auckland. DEPARTURES Thursday, December 27. Kiritona, o.e.v. (3 a.m.j, 1.36 tons, Johnson, for Tokomaru Bay. The Wairnea arrived from Auckland yesterday and is now discharging at the Haiti wharf. She is expected to complete and sail at 4.30 p.m. to-day for Napier. 'J he Kahika. with southern cargo, now at Napier, is due here to-morrow morning to discharge. On completion in the afternoon the vessel will sail for Dunedin direct to load again for Napier and Gisborne, via the usual ports. The Rotorua arrived at Tokomaru Bay from Auckland this morning, and is now loading frozen meat and general cargo for London. The vessel is expected to complete ori Saturday and sail for Napier. The. Bemuera has been scheduled to load at Tokomaru Bay for London about January 14. The Surrey has been scheduled to load at Gisborne’ about .January 16, taking lro7.cn meat for New York and general cargo for U.S.A. ports and London. The Aorangi lett Vancouver for Sydney on December 12, arTivas at Auckland on December 31, arid sails the same dav for Sydney, where she is due on January 4. The Niagara, en mute to Vancouver, leaves Honolulu to-morrow and arrives at Vancouver on January 4. The Tahiti left San Francisco en route for Sydney yesterday, arrives at Wellington. on January 14, and sails the next day for Sydney, where she is duo on January 19. The M a Ultra left Sydney en route for ,San Francisco to-day, leaves Wellington January 1, and arrives at San Francisco on January 18. The liner Tamaroa is expected to leave Auckland to-day for Opua, where she is to load 8000 carcases of frozen meat, (hi completion .she proceeds to Gisborne to continue loading. The Awahou should arrive from Napier to-morrow morning. On completion of discharge she proceeds hence to Auckland. The Kiritona sailed at 3 a,-m. to-day with wool for transhipment at Tokumaru Bay to the liner Rotorua. The Putiki, from Napier, is due here to-morrow to load wool for the Hawke s \ifv port. ’j'ho Tiro a. is expected to leave Auckland to-day for Hicks Bay and Gisborne. She is due here on Saturday. The Gunbar should arrive from Auckland, via Coast bays and Napier, tomorrow. On completion of discharge the steamer returns to Auckland. The auxiliary schooner Elsie Mary is expected to leave Auckland to-day, and is due here on Saturday. The auxiliary ketch Iluanui arrived from Wellington at 4 a.rn. on Tuesday. The Kotiti, a small motor ship, owned by the Kotiti Shipping Co., broke her tail-shaft in Peloroiis Sound oil Sunday and anchored safely in Niktui Bay. Jhe John, leading at Pic ton, went to her assistance, and towed her to Wellington without incident. The Kotiti met with a similar mishap last year at Kaikoura, when, after being towed to sea, she proceeded under her own sail to Lyttelton, arriving several days overdue. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING London, December 23: Arrived, at Marseilles. Vestvard; at Malta, Levina; at Suez, Ormonde, Zealandic, Tisnarcn: at San Francisco, Tahiti, Golden Boar; at Vancouver, Hauraki; at Gibraltar, Maloja; at London, Baal)me; at PortSaid. Zealandic; at Suez, Almerk. Passed Gibraltar, Port Dunedin. Sailed, from Colombo, Posillipo; from Honolulu, Sierra for Australia; from London, Orvicto, Jervis Bay; from Liverpool, Tasmania-, Hbratius; from Blvth, Ullstad; from Singapore, Naringa for New Zealand; from New York, Port Pirie; from Malta, Largs Bay; from Colombo, Moreton Bay for Australia; from Middlesbrough, ‘Port Gisborne; from Manila, Sado Mam; from Colombo. ■Cathay; from Marseilles, Mooli an; from Bombay. Kingshorough for New Zealand; from Liverpool, Port Bowen. Called at Las Palmas, Beltana. Auckland : Sailed at 7 a.m. yesterday. Rotorua, for Tokomaru Bay. Napier: Arrived. Pareora, from Pori Kent hla. Christchurch: Arrived, 6.45 a.m.. Wahine, from Wellington. WEATHER REPORT Overcast and unsettled conditions prevailed throughout the North Island this morning, with rain in the north. Tiight 1b fresh southerly winds were general. The barometer remained at a fairly high level. Temperatures at !) o’clock were: Auckland 60 degrees, Tauranga, 62, Opotiki 69, East Cape 67, Gisborne 63, Napier 71, Wanganui 37, and Wellington 61. Rough seas were reported at Tauranga and Tiritiri; moderate or smooth elsewhere. WEATHER FORECAST The. indications are for easterly winds, strong to gale. The weather will Ire cloudy to overcast, with scattered vain probable. The barometer has a falling tendency. Sens rough; tides good.