LATE SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16416, 3 May 1921, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING.

INTERCOLONIAL. SERVICE. The Union Company’s intercolonial passenger steamer Manuka, from Sydney, arrived in Lyttelton this morning. The Manuka- left Sydney at 11 a.m. on Thursday, and had an exceptionally good trip. Fine weather, v.-ith light winds, smooth seas, and blue skies was experienced throughout tho voyage. Aa it was. the Manuka arrived at Wellington several hours betore scheduled time. Tho Ulimaroa, en route from Wellington to Sydney, was parsed at 9 a.m. on Saturday morning. She bright tho following passengers for Wellington and Lyttelton:—Saloon—Mieses Den. Holland, Quinton (3), Jury (2), Ogg, halmm, M’Lean, hrennan, Mesdames Countoss Van Lemburg, Stirum, Davis, Harrison and child, O’Brien and 3 children, Quinton, Alcock, Perrott, Birch, J ago. Ponder, Marquis Williams, Nathan, Storey, Gotch, Fitzgerald Clifford, Weils, Count Van Lemburg, Stirum, Trounce, Soldarbo, Williams and boy, Osborne, Lendley, Davis and boy, Harrison, O'Brien, Alcock, Moore, Henderson, Perrott Eilersen, Lehmaner, Birch, Byrne, Jago, Billman, Gostelow, Williams, Johnson, Nathan (2), Storey, Cridgington, Warburton, liealy, Meadowcroft, Gotch, Braithwaite, O’Shea, Davies, Wallis, Taylor (2), M’Cullagh, Kirkley, O'Neill; snd seveny-threo steerage. Included her cargo axe 111 cases for j Lyttelton. She brought transhipments ex | Bakara, Orontes, Orvieto, Tango Maru, Kan- | sas, E-lmaren, Langton Hall, Taiyuan, Mon- j toro, Sektti Maru and Citta di Geonva. Tho i vessel will discharge 600 tons at- this port, I and take in a similar quantity for Sydney, j and will leave for Wellington on the arrival of the 5.20 p.m. train from Christchurch tomorrow. The Canopus will be dispatched for West- i port this afternoon with general cargo. Tho Ngatoro is expected to leave Grey- j mouth to-day with a load of coa! for Lyttel- j ton. The Kokiri and ELowhni are to load timber I at Greymouth this week for Wellington. The Kittawa was due at Wellington yesterday with coal from Greymouth, and is later to come on to Lyttelton to eompleo discharge of her cargo A load of coal is due in Wellington on Thursday by the Kauri from Newcastle. The Komata is at present undergoing overhaul on the Slin. She is to “pail from here on May 11 for We^toort. The Karori was duo ve*>terda? al Welling- 1 ton with a load of coal fro#n Westport. She J is later to Tofurn to the West Coast port to ! load for Wellington. Due .at Wellington yesterday from Grey- , mouth with coal for discharge there the | Kamo will later proceed to Westport to load • *, cargo of coal fo? Lyttelton. The Waitemata is due at Wellington on Wednesday from Newcastle. WIRELESS REPORT. Tho following steamers should be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night.— Awanui —Iris, Eaikorai, Whangape, Tofua, Matoppo, diekerangu, Waimarmo, Austral j Auckland—Navua, Port Curtis, Huxunui, Waikawa, Mararoa, Atua. Wellington—Maori, Wahine, Arahura, M&pourika, Tainui, Paloona, Waimana, Kaitao, Westraliu, Mahans, Koromikc, Port HockAwarua—Trewellard. Chatham Islands—Otaiama. OVERSEAS SHIPPING. By Telegraph.—Pres* Association— Co ry right. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received May 3, 9.20 a.m.) LONDON, Mar 2. Arrivals—At Hamburg, at Gibraltar—Queen Margaret; at Port Natal —Themistocles, Conna. Borda, Baron Inchape, Vinintra, Taltar and Tamar; at Colombo— Polladern and Roseric; at Suez—Trevelgan. Passed Perim —Trebartha and Trevaylor. Departures. For Bunbury Gwydyr Castle; for Dunedin —Port Napier; for Wellington—Kaikoura and Tahiti. Jt has been decided that the Na-rlrunda will coa! at Rotterdam. She- embarks passengers and part of her mail® at Plymouth ; on May 10. She will not call at Marseilles, j She picks up the remaining mails, dated j from Ebndon May 12, at Port Said.

The Ma.ha.na should leave for Wellington to-day, where she will complete hor The City of Auckland is expected to La ready to sail to-morrow for Dunedin. 1\ 'Press Association message from S3'dney announces that the Canadian Government steamer Canadian Planter has arrived at Sydney from St John, whicn port she left on April 1. She proceeds next to Melbourne and Brisbane, and will then leave for Auckland and Wellington, arriving at the northern port at the end of May, and at Wellington about June 7. The S.S. and A. liner Mamari, outward bound from London to Melbourne, Sydney, .Brisbane and Auckland, continued her voyage fr<*ju Cape Town on April 29. She is due m New Zealand about June 6. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. By Telegraph—Press Association—-Copyright. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. * (Received May 8, 9.50 a.m.) PORT KEMBLA, May 8. Sailed—Whangape, for New Zealand. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. FPzii Preßs Association.! AUCKLAND, May 3. Arrived-—-Kurow (7.10 ami.), from Westport,