SHIPPING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18918, 21 January 1936, Page 3

SHIPPING

PORT OF GISBORNE The Waimii, loading at. southern ports for Napier and Gisborne, left Bluff yesterday. leaves Dunedin, to-day, works Oamarii and Timnrti to-morrow, .Lyttelton on Thursday, and tlienee Wellington. The steamer is due at. Gisborne to discharge about Wednesday of next, week, The Karligi, with eoal and posts from Grevliioutli. now at Auckland, is duet at Gisborne about Saturday next. (In completion of discharge at 'Gisborne the vessel is to proeed to Greymoutli, thence Melbourne. The Waitaki is fixed to load at New-

castle about January 22, and is to com plete at Sydney for Wellington and Gis borne.

The. Kaimai is expected to load at Westport to-day and is to complete at

Greymoutli, taking eoal for Wellington, Napier and Gisborne The Benuiera, is -expected to load frozen meat, and wool for London at lokoinariL Bay about February 5. The Government steamer Matai arrived at Auckland from Bussell on Saturday morning and sailed lasi evening for .East Coast light bouses.

The G. and I). Line steamer Port Denison commenced her Gisborne loading this morning, and is expected to finish here 10-nigiit, when she will depart for Piet on, Wellington and Wanganui. Tlu- vessel is to clear Wanganui on February 5 for Southampton and London.

Tim I’ukeho leaves Auckland this evening with cargo for Coast bays, Gisborne and Napier. She is due here on Thursday morning. The Barera should arrive here 10-mor-ro w from Lyttelton, Wellington and Napier. After discharge ami loading sin* returns to Wellington. The Koiiiniiui with chaff from I’irlnn is expected to arrive here to-morrow. Tin* Margaret W sails from Auckland to-night- for Tokomuru Bay, Tolaga Bay and Gisborne. She is to discharge and load here on Thursday.

NOTICE TO MARINERS The Marine Department advises that on am! after February AlO direction-finding signals will, on request, he sent from .Portland Island radio station at midnight, -I, X, and 9.8(1 n.in., noon, 4, 4. 1i1t and S p.m. New Zealand time. As' Portland Island radio station does not com miinien t e with ships, masters requiring signals should forward their request to Wellington radio station (ZLW) stating the times for which signals are required. Requests should lie made on week-days before <1.16 a.in. for the 9.8(1, noon and 4 p.m. signals, and before -1.16 p.m. for the 4.Bti p.m., X p.m., midnight, -I a .an. :iml S turn, signals. As only morning commmiictit ion is hold with the island on .Sundays and holidays ail requests should he made before 9.16 a.m. and S tun. the following morn-

Sigimls will lie sent continuously for three periods of two minutes each with an interval of one minute between the periods, and consist of the signal'group ZLOE sent three times, one to three dots for tlu* number of period, a series of the letter O and n long dash of about seven seconds’ duration ending each minute.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS Sydney.—January 21 : Arrived. Waikiki. from Auckland. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE Auckland: 11..M.5. Dunedin, (lalni clla. (lolden Cloud. King Kdwin. f.cilli Lock l.omond. Matai. Monterey. Niagara. Wiegand. Wellington: Aornngi, Canadian Britisher. Coptic. Cornwallis, Diomede. Doric Star. John Knudsen. I.achlnn. Maknra. Mariposa. Mataroa. Narbada. Norfolk, Port Adelaide. Port Ilium, Port Wiyndham. I’angalira, I’angitane. lhuigitala. I'uugil iki. Tniroa, Tamahine, Tairiaroa. Waliine. A warn a : Cornwall. Discovery 11. Karelti, .Mamma. .Mamig;»nni. Olive Cam. Port Whangarei. Triona. Waikouaiti. Wyatt Karp. Chatham Islands: South Sen.