TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16434, 24 May 1921, Page 6

TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

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TO-DAYS ALMiKAC, Sun todd 7.18 a.tn.., det* 4.H-5 p.rn. Moon rises 6.40 p.xu., eets 8.5” s.m. Hijfii water 5.40 a.m., 6.8 p.ta. AItP.IYED. A(jk7 2-3, 9.50 a.m.—Wainne, e. 9., 4438 tons, Cameron, from Wellington. Union Sto&m Skip Company, agents. Ivlay *2B. 9 a.m.—Corisana, 5.3., 1319 tens, Edge, from Timaru. Union titeam Ship loninan'', ageiifs. SAILED. May 23, 5.i0 p.m.—Xtmna. s.b. . 19-18 ton.?, \7atchi:u, for ljimedin. Union Utcaru Ship Company, agents. Maj- 29, rt.lo p.m.—Canopus, s.a., 1337 tons, Sillars, for Weatpoit. Weatport Coal Com aany, agent?. May 22, 5.20 p.m.—Wdcttoia, e.s., ISO tone, Larsen, for Wellington. A. KLind and Cf>., agents. May 23, S.#> p.m.—Kaiapoi. s.b., 2003 tons, id* Donaid, for Dunedin. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. May 23, 3.25 p.m. —Maori, 6.5., 8476 tons, Irtvin, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agente. May 23, &.50 p.m.—Kini. s.b., 1122 tor to, CarJy, for Greymouth. Union Stfeam Ship Company, r.gents. May 23, 10.5 p.m.—Kfthlfea, s.s., 1273 tons, fot* Gieyniouth. Uhion Skip Company. agents. May 23, 11.25 p.in.—Cygnet ,s.e., 129 tens. Murray, for Akaroa. Stevenson, Stewart, and EXPECTED ARRIVALS. WakatU, ».n., from Kaibouta, tins 4ay. Uaden Po*.-e’l. b. 3-. from Wellington, tkisdaj. .li.fctos-, s.s., from Dunedin, this day. Cygnet, s.b., from Akaroa, this day._ Kakapo, a.a., irem Oreyinoufh, May 25. TJctoso, a.e., fruin Tima.ru. May 25. TaravrOra, s.s., from Dunedin, May 27. Kirtmu, e.s., from Grey mouth, May 27. Wootton, s.s., from Wellington, May 27. Zita., from Wellington, Mfcy 27. llahio, s.s., from tort Chalmers, May 23. Hi-moca, s.s., from Greymouth, May 29. Kaitar.gata-, s.s., from .Bluff, May Si. Jtanna, s.t?., from Timnru, May 29. Carpentaria, a.a., from Wallington. Jun 8 5. Zita, aur. soli., from Wellington, e«irlr. City of Winchester, s.s., from Timaru, early. Kaatero Grown, fi.s., from NeV York, early. Waihemo, a.s., from ‘Wellington, early. Uatamea. s.s., from Wellington, early. Tuiroa, s.b., from ‘Wellington, early. Gallic, e.e., from Tifciarb, early. Shxt)pshf!re, s.s., from Australia-, May 18. Cairo, s.s., from Timaru, May £B. Surrey, a. 3., from Wellington, May 28. fctorru. 3.R., from Wanganui, May 25. T-laru, 3.3., from Wanganui. May 25. Katcki, e.s., from Newcastle-, May 28* PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wakine, e.s., fov Wellington, this day. Corinr.a, s.s., for Westport-, this day. Keelung. e.s., jo/ Dunedin, this day. Ka to a, a.s., tor Wellington, Stay 25* W*katu, s.s., for Kaikoura, May 25. Cygnet. «.a., for Kaikoura, May 25 Baden Powell, tt.s., for Wellington, M&y 23. City of Winchester, e.fl., for Dunedin, May V/nfcutu, a.s., for Keikoura, May 25. Poherua, s.a., for Westport, Mey 25. Kahn a, 3.3., for Wellington, May 2S. Kaknpo, a. 3., for Greymouth, May 23. 'laravera, 5.4.. for ‘Wellington, May 27. Karauiu, s.a., for Gseymouth, May 30. Wootton, e.s., for Wellington, May 28. Zita, s.s., for Wellington, May 26. Mahia-, 5.?., for Wo.'lingkm. May 31. Kamona, s.e., for Greyittcuth, early BERTHING LIST. iVberoa. Gladstone Pier. <--ity of Winchester, No. 3 east. Wakine, No. S east. CpiLi, 270. 4 east. Waikora, Nc. 4 west. Canopus, No. G east. XeeXung. No. 6 rrett. SHIPPING NOTES. The Kaiapoi tailed for Auckland difectlast ev-enmg’ xrith ti load of produce. v *ih*ra is to leave Lyttelton at noon to-di to continue her discharge ■ci Ceioutta cargo. b Tha Corinna is due from Dunedin, via Titins evening. *ke Ki.ru, Stotm tnd Bresro are duo tomorroxT or Ihuradav from Wanganui Tha Breeze will fiofc reach this port befonc, Thurs»rd' , OVnng to er del& y at Lyttelton on SatThe Katoa is Juft here to-day from Duhedin ♦T.d should leave for Wellington and Auckland to-morrorv. The C-alin ia due from Dunedin, via Ti-nt-aru. on Thursday morning. She v.-ill nail b-amo evening icr Wellington. The Wa-katu :3 due to-night from Wellington, via Eaikoura. The Baden Powell w&b to leave Wellington la t -t evening for Lyttelton. The auxiliary schooner Zita is duo back from Wellington on Friday to pick up a Ica-d of general cargo for Wellington.. The Wootton walled last evening for Wellington. She is due back on Friday to load for the north. The Premier cf Tasmania visited Melboume early this month (says an exchange) for the purpose oi endeavouring to arrange new terms with the Union and HnddartShipping CompSAies for a continuation of tho mail service between Tasmania and the mainland. The shipping Companies require an increased subsidy to continue the service as at present, amounting to between A’II4,GCO to f124,0i>9 per anUm, cotnpansd with £13,C00 paid under t!>e 00-ntraefc made in 7913. For an alt-srnative nervice, they ask t,r a subsidy cf between £71,0 00 and £SI,OOO. COAL AND TIMBER SUPTLY. Tho Kakapo was td leave Oreymouth lot Lyttelton last night, and Bhcnld Arrive here The Kanoiu la tine from Greytnouth on Friday, and the Kamona on Monday from tho same port, tvith timber. Tho Katoki was to leave Netrcafetle yesterday for Lyttelton, via Pictxon. at which port «b<? will call to pick up eheep for Lyttelton. Tho C snorns sailed .fo* Westport last even* ’-fi£r Ldoo «ith »rodu<o. During l hor etay at she had feoiler, which •was iSakihg. tiirhtsaed *up. The Kahiks, «A*as for Greymouth Ike.t tieki, at which part eh* will lead for ‘Wellington. The Kini silled last evening for GroV* iflouth. whm'a s%IU 16ad lor Timoru. The Pohefua, tt-hieh arrived yoeterday morni*g from We*SpWrt, tritl be dispatched fot Westport to-morrow. A ro<lio itbin Sh« Union Com<nany’s Kekerfcflgu, eti route from Newcastle v'dth aoa Ego Of coal, St Ite3 that tLe will arrive at Wellington to-tfiorjow afternoon. The. Union Company advises that th*. Ka.vo.tiri ie duo at Wellifigto-n c»ti ‘Wednesday vve<*lt with a Mil Toad of coal from New*-

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