SHIPPING.

Timaru Herald, Volume CIII, Issue 15743, 30 August 1915, Page 6

SHIPPING.

POET OF TIMARO- - rises 6.37 a.m.; sets 5.31 P-m. Moon, rises 11-27 p.m.; sots 3-31 a.m High water 7.27 a.m.; <-49 p.rn-

ARRIVALS-—August 2Sth.

Calm, s.s. (7.30 a.m.) Canterbury S-S. Co., S9O tons. \\. S. Gordon, from Wellington via D. C- Turnbull and Co., agentsAugust 29th. kanaka, s.s. (4 p.m.) Union S.S- Co., 2422 tons. J- Flynn, from Auckland via Oamaru and the BluiFUnion Steam Ship Co., Ltd. agents Niwaru, t.s.s. (4.30 p.m.) Commonwealth and Dominion line, 10.0(10 tons- Hayter. from LytteltonD. C. Tornbult and Co., agents.

DEPARTURES. —August 2Sth.

Calm, s.s. ( p.m.) Canterbury S.SCo-, S9O tons- VY. S. Gordon for Bluff Dnnedin and Oamarit- 1). C. Turnbull and Co.. agents.

VESSELS IN I'ORT

No. 1 Wharf- —Rotorna, t.s.s. No. 3 Wharf. —Niwaru, t.s.s. Wanaka, 6-9-

EXPECTED -ARRIVALS-

Poherna, s.s.. Westport direct, this day. Ccrinna, s_s., Dunedin via Oamaru, Tuesday. John ss., Wellington direct. Wednesday. Culm, s-s-. Bluff, Danedin, Oamaru, Thursday. Breeze, s-s., Dnnedin via Oamarn, ejrly Stormj s-s , Dunedin. early. Himrtangi, s-s., Wellington, early. Petone, s.s., Oamaru, early. Karamu, s.s., Greymoutb, early. Kowbai, s s., Greymoutb, early.

THE FERRY SERVICE. Ifce following vessals learo Lyttsltoa for Wellington on the arrival of trains as under Irom C'hristchurch: — This day, Monowai, 7-23 p.m. Tuesday, Maori, turbine. 7.23 p.m. [Wednesday, Monowai, 7.23 p.m. Moeroki, 4 p.m. Thursday, Maori, turbine, 7.23 p.m.

Mokoia, 4 p.m. Friday, Mouowai, 7-23 p.m-_ Saturday, Maori, turbine, 7 23 p.m

NOTES.

The Canterbury Steam Ship Company's steamer Calm arrived at Timaru early on Saturday from Wellington via Lvtieiton- She discharged a quantity of general cargo, and went on to southern ports. The Calm returns to Timaru again on Thursday to lead for Wellington and Wanganui. The John is thie on Wednesday with general cargo from Wellington. She leads produce for Wellington and "Wanganui, sailing in tho aiterncon via Lytteiton. The New Zealand Shipping _ Company's steamer Rotorua is busily engaged with her homeward joading operations, and is expected to sail on Ttcrsdav.

The Commonwealth and Dominion liner Xiwaru arrived late yesterday sfternoon from Lytteiton, and took up a berth at No. 3 wharf. Slie is loading 23,000 freight carcases of frozen meat, and is expected to sail to-ntOTTO v evening for W anganui roadstead and Napier. From tho latter port she goes across to Australian ports to till up for Ijondon. The Xiwaru was previously in Timaru four years ago. The Wanaka arrived yesterday afternoon from tho Bluff- She has general cargo to discharge, and fills up here ■with produce for Auckland. The "Wanaka is expected to earl lato tonight for Napier and Auckland. The Poherua is due at an early hour this morning from Westport direct, coal laden. She sails probably this evening for DunedinThe Kaiapoi is expected to leave Newcastle at any time now for Timaru direct, with a cargo of coal and superphosphate.

Tho Corinna is due to-morrow to load for Wellington and New Plymouth. The Shaw Savill and Albion liuor Arawa has left London for New Zealand ports, including Timaru. The Union Company's steamer W:?itomo should reach Timaru shortly from Calcutta via way ports. Advice has been received in We'tIht'frton stating that tho Union Company's new steamer Ao-tca-roa (a Mster ship to the .X asira) which was launched from Fairfield sh'pbuiMing yards on June 20th. has be.-:i taken over by tlu» Admiralty an<l reitanied H.M.S. Avenger. The vessel Teas intended for the Syduey-Anckland-Vancouver service, bnt it will be some time before she is seen in the trade. Tils- engineers on the Avenger have been given Royal Naval ratings. A Sydney firm has purchased the oaqu® Hazel Craig, which remains in tho New Zealand trade-