SHIPPING PORT OF TIMARU

Timaru Herald, Volume CLVI, Issue 22935, 4 July 1944, Page 2

SHIPPING PORT OF TIMARU

Coastal Trade WAIPIATA SAILS Carrying cargo for Wellington and Auckland, the Waipiata sailed for Wellington q 1 She had been working since M a ?u at ?.• ° north si de of No. 2 wharf, yoth the \\ aiana and Kakapo have been delayed oy ram and are now expected here to-morrow. , DEPARTURE . Monday, July 3. Waipiata, s.s., 2826 tons (Captain C. Burgess) for Wellin-ton. Union Steam chip Co. of New Zealand, Ltd. expected arrivals Kakapo, Dunedin .. .. . . e Julv 5 Waiana, Dunedin .. ’* ” ’* T n u k Waipahi, Oaniaru ** ** Julv 7 Storm, Lyttelton ’’ ** t..i' io Holmglen, Dunedin Early Dunedin ** Early PROJECTED DEPARTURES Kakapo, Wellington 5 Waiana, Lyttelton T u f„ = Waipahi, Lyttelton ? Storm, Wellington Tnlv 1*? Holmglen, Waikato Heads . Early Waiinanno. Auckland Early NOTES The Waiana was scheduled to leave Bluff on Sunday for Dunedin, from which port she is expected here to-morrow. Auckland cargo awaits her and she is expected to clear for Lyttelton on Wednesday night Returning north from Bluff, the Kakapo will call at Dunedin and reach Timaru tomorrow. She will take Wellington shipments from this port and sail direct in the evening. Nelson and New Plymouth cargo awaits the arrival of the Waipahi from Dunedin and Oamaru about Friday. She will proceed thence to Lyttelton. The Storm is due back here at an early date from Lyttelton to take cargo for Wellington and Wanganui. She will sail direct for Wellington from Timaru. Cenexn) cargo constgneA to \Xa\kalo Heads will be taken by the Holmglen. which is set down to arrive early from Dunedin.