SHIPPING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19024, 26 May 1936, Page 3

SHIPPING

POET OF GISBORNE DEPARTURES Monday, May 25 Tiron, s.s., 9.20 p.m., 20 61 o 11 s. 0. L McDonald, for Tokomaru Bay. Tuesday, May 26 .Karoro, in.v., 12.10 a.in., 88 lons. A. Thomson, for Tokomaru Bav.

The VVaiimi, which is loading Ini' Napitu' and Gisborne, leaves Dunedin to-day. works (tamani and Tiinaiu tomorrow, Lyttelton on Thursday. I lienee Wellington. The steamer is due at Gisborne about June 3.

The 'Knlingo is to load coal at Newcastle about June 10, completing at Sydney with general cargo for Auckland, Napier, Gisborne and Greymoutli. The TitiVki is expected to load at Westport to-day. She is' taking coal and posts for Gisborne and coal for I’okomnru Bay. The New. Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Remuera arrived at Tokomaru Bay this morning from Auckland. The vessel should complete loading there tomorrow, when she will sail for Napier. The Pukeko clears Auckland to-night with cargo for Coast bays. Gisborne and Napier. The ship arrives, here on Thursday and will sail the same day for Napier. The Pakurn was to have left Wellington last evening for Napier and Gisborne. The ship is due here either on Wednesday or Thursday. The Margaret W. completes loading at 1 Auckland this evening and sails for Tokornaru Bay, Tolagii Bay and Gisborne. She should arrive here on Thursday and sail later for Auckland. \ i;i Tokomaru Bay. ; . . The WairangL is now expected to be dispatched'from Auckland on Thursday night- and will prohnfAv commence loading at Gishorne on Saturday- morning. Five Jlomebdats are to visit. Gisborne before the, middle of July. The dates on which the ships .are dUe to commence 'their Gisborne loadings arc as follow.— Wairangi, 'May 30'; Port Adelaide, J uno 6; Waiwera," June 15; Port Dunedin, July 6; Tairoa, July 13. The Remuera is at present loading at Tokomaru Bay, while the Ruahine will also load Homewards at the Coast port on June 27. To repair two of the submarine telegraph cables across Cook Strait, the cable steamer Recorder left Auckland on Saturday, terminating what may be her last visit, 1o the port, where she has been stationed since pre-war- days. Two other repair jobs, one near Norfolk Island and one in the Tasman, Sea. await her attention, and after completing those she is to go to Singapore, which will he her future home port. The Auckland Harbour Board advises mariners that a new beacon lias been erected oh the outer end of the reef on the, north side of Motuihi Island, in the. same position as (lie beacon which was washed away. The black can buoy temporarily marlhng the reef has been removed.

SHIPS RACE WITH COAL LONDON, April 13. Tramp ships on their way from Britain to Canada are racing to Montreal. They carry the first seasonal consignments of British coal to the Dominion. In accordance with time-honoured custom, the choice, of a top hat or walking stick awaits the skipper of the first, vessel to arrive. Last year nearly one and threequarter million tons of British coal were sent to Canada. This year freights tire higher, and competition from tlu> United Slates and IndoChintf is expected lo lie fiercer.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS Westport.—May 25: Arrived, To I lira, 11 p.m., from Gisborne. Sydney .—May 26: Arrived, at 11.30 p.m. yesterday, Wanganella., from Auckland. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE Auckland: Nueula, Maui Pomare, Niagara, Port Wlmngarei, Waipahi, Golden Cloud, Malisud, Port Gisborne, Port lluon. Salvus, and Simonside. Chat-barn Islands.—South Sea. Wellington : Maori, Tainaliine, Waliine, HALS'. Achilles, .Aorangi, Kalingo. Monowai, Recorder, Beduin-, Canadian Victor, Chil'iiku Marti'. Cape Horn, Empire Star. Malaroa. Middlesex. Port Hobart, llangilane. l’einuer.a, [lolorutt, Ruahiue. amt Taniama. . Awarun : Makura. Narbada, 'Prisister, Wairiuta, Waitaki, and Canadian Constructor.