SHIPPING
PORT OP GISBORNE DEPARTURES Tuesday, September 2?, Pakura., m.v., 5.35 p.m., 719 tons, G. W. Coldicutt, for Lyttelton. Wainui, s.s., 7.5 p.m., .1.633 tons, T. S. MaeNieol, for Wellington. The Wainui completed the discharge of her southern cargo here yesterday and after loading .sailed in the evening for Wellington, thence Bluff, to commence loading- again, for Napier and Gisborne. The. Rata, left Westport yesterday and is expected to leave Greymouth to-day with coal, posts and timber for' Gisborne. where she is due about Saturday next. The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rangitiki (Captain H. Barnett) is to load at Tokomaiu Bay about November 13. taking frozen meat and wool for. London. The. Shaw. Savill and Albion Company's steamer lonic is due at Gisborne on October 13 from Auckland to load meat and general cargo for .London. The Aorangi, from Victoria. Vancouver and Honolulu, leaves Suva on Friday for Auckland and Sydney.
The Niagara, which left Sydney on September 10, Auckland on September 15, and Sura, on September 18, leaves .Honolulu on Friday for Victoria and Vancouver.
The Maiunganui leaves .Sydney tomorrow for" Wellington, Rarotonga, Papeete and San Francisco. The Makura. leaves San Francisco today en route, to Wellington and Sydney, via Papeete and Rarotonga. The Awahtm cleared Auckland at 9.25 p.m. yesterday for Coast bays and Gisborne. She.is dtie hero about midday to-morrow lo discharge. The .Margaret W. left Auckland at 6 p.m. yesterday for Tokomaru Bay* Tolaga, Bay audi'Gisborne. She should arrive here to-morrow morning and depart for Auckland in the evening. The Pukeko was _to leave Auckland hist night for Waikokopu and Napier. The Pakura cleared Gisborne at 5.35 p.m. yesterday for Lyttelton, where she, will load on Thursday for Napier, Waikokopu, Gisborne and the. Coast. Afterwards she will load at Wellington, returning to Gisborne. next, Tuesday. The Port Line motor-ship Port llobart is now expected to arrive at Gisborne on October 2 from. Napier to load meal and general cargo for Home ports. The Port Line vessel Port Fremanlle has been allotted to load Homewards at Gisborne on October 19.
Plans arc being drawn up by the Japanese .Ministry of Communications which have for I heir object the encouragement (if shipping services and new construction, make an important alteration in the speed of cargo vessels built under the Government schemes. It will be remembered that under the shipping improvement arrangemenis adopted some lime ago, hew cargo vessels had to be capable of jnaintaining 17-18 knots in service, a provision which attracted some attention, abroad. Now, the vessels must have a speed of not less than 20 knots, in spite of the fact that they will COS I. up to twice as much as formerly. The Ministry recognise this, but insist that such speeds arc essential for national defence purposes. It is pointed out, moreover, that Ihe new ships may not necessarily be uneconomic, for Ihe Canberra Maru and her sisters, which have reduced the .Japan Australia, run from three weeks to 11 days, have shown a fair margin of profit.' The plans also provide for Ihe extension of subsidies to tramp tonnage and for encouraging the establishment of new services, SHIPPING TELEGRAMS Auckland.—Sept. 32: Sailed. .Margaret W.. 6 p.m., and Awalton, 9.25 p.m., for ('oast bays and Gisborne. London.—Sept. 22: Arrived, at London, Huntingdon. Sailed, Northumberland, from Curacao: lonic, from KingsIon; City of Brisbane, from Hampton Roads. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE Auckland.—Matai, Kaikorai, Kaimiro, Motrin, -Maul Pomare, Port Whangarei, Waipahi, Cumberland, Flmworth, Kalmia. Hnrorata. Monterey. .NaiVnbank, Olivehunk, Remnera, Rolorua, and Wairangi. Wellington.—Maori, Tamahine, Leith. Wahihe, Nucula, Wellington, Aorangi. Limerick-, Niagara, Canadian Scottish, Chifuku Maru, Comliebank, Mariposa. Napier Star, Port Fairy, Rangilaia. Rangitiki, and Tamaroa. Awarua.—Karetu, Gmana. Triastev, Waikouaiti, Waitaki, Ashburton, Canadian Challenger, Ceramic, Dunedin Star, John Jvnudsen, Narbada. Ormonde, Port llobart. South Africa, Strathaird, and Zealandic. Chatham Islands.—South Sea.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19127, 23 September 1936, Page 3
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