TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16542, 28 September 1921, Page 6

TO-DAY’S SHIPPING.

POUT OP LYTTELTON I?H\SES nr THE lIOOX. SEPTEMBER-

TO-DAY S ALMA IN AC . Sun re:-r. 5.4‘> a.in.; »et«», 6.1 p.m. i'i i,d"i v-r'tor, 0.27 a.rn.; 0.55 p.m. arrived. -ml-e-. -27. 5 ST-.v.t-t .u.<: jtt.g.. 9583 r ’ from*" Wellinatcii. rnion *V' : ”i *■'!“>“!!?' ‘'.Tsiorr.-. s.s.. «? M'L.i.-hlsn. Irom Tinunn. A- H. :m<l nw .. c « a Vrni.V .—"7i.. Y,'7.nY A. H. Tnrn-•W.-'.n'w - Katos, M- - I ' l i< 11. .vi. r ivoiii V.ViU.T.Un. Cnion Steam Sail) Cumoanv. agents. . SAILED. ‘7 .■ y.iu.- - ilaori. <X7O ton... ‘lrwin, tar WcUi:«So«i. fviou Strain Mliv Company, aeent*. :7. a.3-.t i-.ra.—Karon. 5.».. ls-« t■ ■ 11, • riv 'or '.uc’.Uml. I'nion Steam bbO C -m'-'any, sgents. IiiPECIEI) ABRITALS. Storm. s.s., from Timavu. this dky. ftamai irom Wellington September 28. fvatoa, h.s., from Wellington, September 23. Corintbic s.s., Irom Wellington, .September Peloona, s.s., from Wellington, September 30. Oorinna. s.*., irom Timru, September 80. TCenuedv, s.e.. from Wellington. October 1. Tvabika,' s.s., from WoPinston, October 2. Kam- . s.s., from (Trevmonth, October 2. Tresithney, from Barry. October 3. Wahine, *.•*., from Dunedin. (October 8. City of Sydney, s.s.. from Wellington, OctoWa'temata, from Willing*, or: •nrly. Kuroara. s.s.. from Wellington, eaxiy. Ttinui, s.s., from Wellington, enrlr. Taitoke. s.s., from Newcastle, Canadian Spinner, a.s.. from Wellington, early. tTingatni. '«.«*. frem Tin vm] early. PBOJJCPTKO DRPARTTJE US. Mamroa, s.s., for Wellington, -this day. Jlrecje, s.s., for Dunedin, this day. Opna, s.s.. for Wellington, this day. Otepnki. s.s.. for Okra v mouth, this day. M\atoa. s.s.. for Dunedin. this day. Wakntu. •*.*., for Knikoura. this day. storm, s.a.. ior Wangauui, this day. Canadian Spinner, for New York, Scirtembcr 29. Kcramu s.s., for Tiine.ru, September 39. C-rinuc. s.s.. fo*- Nrisen. September 30. ICamo, s.s., for Nelson. September SO. Palooaa, 5.3., for Dunedin. September 80. luma, s.s., for Dunedin, October 3. Kennedy, s.s.. for Wellington. October 3. Corhiihic. s.s., for Dunedin, October 5. Gredjro Canterbury, for Oaraaru, October 7. Kthik'i. s.s., .or Nc.v Plymouth. October 7. Win:,-aim, e.n„ for Napier, early. BERTHING LIST. V.--ton. Gladstone Pier. IT. K. 1 fell, Gladstone Pier. ’• :,.o IV-en. frladst-onu Pier. -.r:a. _No. 3 cast. TVckatn / No. 3 west. < ) iv*. N/ . 4 east. IcnnV xr.' e en . SHIPPING NOTES. Tim OrcpnUi wii'i l -aro this afternoon for Gi evinout/h with pt uern] cargo. The Opua will be cli«patched for Wellington, and Greymont/i this afternoon. Karori .* ;* . dispatched last craning f r Auckland direct. Tim Rama i:- duo here cn Sunday, and. will Have on Monday for Wellington end New Plvmov.tk. The Kennedy is <o leave Wellington on Friday night for Lyttelton. On Monday tlm will load for Wellington and Foxton. The Earamu, with a load of 5-00 tone of 1 i aneLlpmente from Wellington, is duo here to-moiTo-v. From this port the vessel will rrocoed to Timaru. Oamaru and Dunedin. The Kates, from Wellington, is duo this morning vritli Auckland cargo for s3:e is timed to sail for Dunedin this evening. The vessel is due beck cn Saturday to load a full cargo of produce and general. Tho Kahika. from Wellington, is due on Sunday. On Monday she will load for New rivmouth. The Palccna i« due on Saturday from Wejhngton. and at present is timed to lenvo the same evening for Dunedin. The Winratui. f van the south, is expected 1 r at the nirt < f nost week to load for Xftoier and Gisbcxne. The Kaano is due from Westport, via Gieymonth. on Sunday. The Breer'.e was an arrival from Wanganui t-riav, and will leave this evening for Dunedin Aiid Timaru. The StoTm arrived this morning from Timaru. On completing her loading this evening she will sail for Wanganui. The Wakatu will leave Lyttelton for Ivaikoura and Wellington this evening. OVERSEAS SHIPPING. The Shaw. Savill and Albion Company's V. r.er Matatna sailed from Loudon on September 24 for Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. Six*; is duo at, Melbourne on November 1. The Union Company’s cargo steam or Waih >rao ia expected at Auckland about October t‘ from Vancouver and San Francisco. The vessel is lator to visit Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Timaru The Wairunrj, lias been fixed to load at Calcutta iri November for New Zealand Tho st.oa.mer Havre i,-._ ozpeoted at Welt< -duty from Aucklauid, to continue diaichivrgo oi her cargo from Singapore. T 1 ■ ’rtest protection for shipping i-% the " v irclras iighthouso,” Hcyeral of which are l.< in<r built on the English coast (says an r-f iiunge'. At certain specified times a • hejun ” wireless energy will be thrown i.ii. the direction corresponding with the Ted time- named in tho instructions to • ' : Periodically, timo signals will bo ‘-.v'.n ‘-ach station, so that ships in the • tut.y r. ly c orrect their chronometers, the depending absolutely upon accurate • orrespoydi r.c» between chronomotera v the : ..l . . fetalior» and thoae on shipping. "H y "ho "beam ” will be switched cn. For » xample .efc it start at 3 p.xn., beaming in vi easterly direction; at fifteen oecbndc tari -lie hour it would gradually have changed r o •east-south-east, at thirty seconds pact it would •pTfba.b'i-? b* pointing south-eaet, and it one minute past would point directly ecuth, continuing until the who I .® exttut of navigable wa.ters had been traversed. The fhip at sea has only to listen fcT tho beam c r electro-magnetio onergy, note the time v hen it i-» heard, refer to the instructions, . !.r.' the f’Kact direction of the beam at stated tiroes will l»o found, and the bearing* imznediately .ascertained. Several of •iv»e Ytafi.ns er. (xoi-rinirntally w -rking • ; * parts ..*; H,. world. '

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