SHIPPING

Timaru Herald, Issue 170307, 1 September 1920, Page 6

SHIPPING

POUT OF TIMAxtU. Sun rises G. 30 a.m.: sets 5.29_n.nu Moon, rises 8.29 p.m.; sets 7.2* s.m. High water 4.52 a.m.; 5.15 p.m. PHASES OF T)iE iIOON. Last Quarter— September 6, (5.35 a.m. New Moon —September 13, 0.22 a.m. First Quarter —September 20, 4.25 p.m. Full Moon—September 28. 1.27 p.ia. ABEiTALS. August 31—Calm, s.s., S9O tons (Braiuwood). from Uuuediu. t). C. Turnbull and Co. agents. departures. August 31 —Calm., s.s., 890 tons (lirauiwood), for Lyttelton. 1). G. Turnbull and Co., agents. VESSELS IS, PORT. Ail. ' Amu v ALE. Curiuiia. s.s., "Wellington, Thursday. Eree-ze. s.s., uuneOUT, sunaay. Te ISSTIu, s.s., UaniarU, 'X'uesClsiy. t'aim, s.V., uuneqin, Tuesday, tceiana, s.s., rxew'XorK, early. JT&ebra'aa, s".s., YVeTlifiijtw", ttUu uetouer. VROJEOiEu DEFAKI'UIIES, Curinna, s.s., Oamaru, Thursday. Ureeze, s.s., Lyiitelton, Calm, s.s., 'X>yttcitOu, Tuesday, i-o .maw, s.s"., :vapier ana trisDorue, Tuesaay. DiiUEtx.

Tlie Calm arrived \estertlay from Dunedin aiiu tooK uu piouuce lor Wellington, saiung in me tvc-iuuji lor _\"»eivni !,„» tie! ton. iiic Cormmi uiu not clear We.'lsugton on Jiouuay evening, out sailed lasi mgut, for 'liiuaru via j.,yiielton. sue. as tine iiere uu Untrsday. Ilie. lirecze has been uelayed and is not now expected at 'liniaru till iauntlay. Slio will load on -Monday for Picton and "Wangamu via ityivmon. The Te Anau la clue on Tuesday Irom soutnern ports and wilt pick up cargo xor I\apier and Uisborne. she is expected to sail the same evening. Ti.e Calm, is due to return to Tnnaru from. "Wellington via Dunetliu oil 'iues"iay next and will load lor return to Hie northern port via Lyt-telton. The Storni should make iier next :al[ here 0:1 Thursday week from Dun;din. She will proceed via Lyttelton to Wangaiiui. The Iceland from Xew York i? due at Lyttelton on Sunday and after discharging a quantity of cargo will come on to Timaru. She is expected I>ere towards the end of next week. The John is due at Lyttelton from Xydia Bay on "Wednesday with a full load of timber. On discharging she will proceed on Thursday to Dunedin.. She is due at, Timaru on Tuesday to W.d for Wnngamii direct. The Commonwealth and Dominion L«iue is inaugurating a regular ivrv-ice between Xew York and Boston and Australasian ports. The initial voyage in this venture is being made by Hie steamer Port Curtis, which, after discharge of her present cargo in Australia, will return to New Zealand to load a return cargo to New York and (or) Boston. The local agents. iWessrs D. C. Tnrnbnll and Co. have received information that the Port Curtis is to load in Dominion ports, taking refrigerated and general cargo, early in October. Should trade warrant it the sliips of this line will call at Timaru at regular intervals.

OVERSEA STEAAEERS.

Atkeuic (S.S. and A.), left Southampton tor Auckland and Wellington ! July 29. Due Auckland SeptemDer 13. l'ort Caroline (O. and D.), left London July 29 for Australian and N.Z. ports. Due Auckland September 27. Dae "Wellington October 6. Suffolk (N.Z.S. Go.), left Montreal July 19 for Auckland and Wellington. Due September 4. Mamari (S.S. and A.), left London for Port Chalmers, Lyttelton, 'Wellington, and New Plymouth, August 11. Due Port Chalmers, September 25Port Napier (C. and D.), left New York for Auckland, "Wellington, Lyttelton, Dnnedin and Australian ports, August 10. Due Auckland September 12. Liberty (Dalgety and Co.), Mt NewYork for Auckland, "Wellington, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne, A'y;ust 15. Due Auckland September 20? Trewellard (N.Z. and A.), left NewYork for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne, and Adelaide, August 6. Due Lyttelton September 11. Corinthic .(S.S. and A.V left Southampton for "Wellington and Auok!r.n<L August 19. Due Wellington. September 30.