PORT OF BLUFF.

Southland Times, Issue 19099, 17 November 1923, Page 4

PORT OF BLUFF.

The Moeraki leaves Melbourne at 4.30 f>.m. on Thursday and is due at Wellington on Tuesday and leaves on Wednesday for Xyttelton. She is due in Dunedin on Friday and at Bluff on Saturday, sailing on Monday, November 20, for Melbourne. The Opihi cleared Wellington at 1.30 y».m. yesterday for Dunedin and is due to leave on Monday for Bluff, arriving on Tuesday. She sails the same day for Wellington, kelson and New Plymouth via ports. The Kotare is expected to arrive at Invercargill from Waikawa this morning and after discharging her cargo will sail for Dunedin to-night. The Orepuki arrived from Port Craig fit 3 p.m. yesterday. She is to discharge $O,OOO feet of timber at Bluff. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kaituna. from Port Stephens—November 18. Wingatui, from Newcastle—November 19. Opihi, from Wellington and Dunedin— November 20. Nardana, from Liverpool and West Coast ports of United Kingdom—November 21. Tregenna, from New York—November 27. Moeraki. from Melbourne via Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin—November 24. Kamo, from Gisborne—November 26. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Per United Press Association.) Arrived—Calm (10.30 a.m.) from Bluff. Sailed Kim (4 pun.) for Timaru. LYTTELTON, November 16. Arrived—Holmdale (4.55 a.m.) from Timferu; Nardana (6.10 aau.), Tregenna (7.5 a.m. i, Rim u taka (7.55 a.m.), Mararoa (8.45 a.m.) and Wootton (2.15 p.m.) all from Wellington. Sailed—Kamo (11.20 am.), Holmdale (1.25 p.m.) Mararoa (6.25 p.m.) all for Wellington; Ngahere (4 p.m.) for Greygnouth. AUCKLAND, November 16. Sailed—Enroll (8 a.m.) for Wellington; jonic (8 a.m.) for Napier; Manama (11 Ban.) for Sydney. OVERSEAS SHIPPING. (By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright./ (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, November 15. Arrived —At Colon: Trefusis. Departure for Auckland: Waimana. Arrivals: At Colombo—Ormuz; at Suez 4 —Palermo; at Southampton—Athenic; at An t werp—Otir a. Departures—For Sydney: Berrima. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. MELBOURNE, November 16. Arrived—Katoa, from Auckland. Sailed—Moeraki, for Bluff. LOSS OF THE TREVESSA. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY. LONDON. November 15. The Board of Trade inquiry into the loss of the steamer Trevessa has opened. Mr B. Aspinall, K.C., representing the Board, explained that the present was really a re hearing of the brief inquiry ■which was held at Mauritius but which threw no light on the cause of the disaster. The Board was now in possession of much fuller information. Mr Aspinall described the crew’s adven- [ tures as a story which would live in British history for all time. The inquiry was adjourned.