LATE SHIPPING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16986, 9 March 1923, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING.

POPULA R FRKI OUT REDUCTION. The reduction in freights hy the Commonwealth Line has evidently met with the approval of local shippers, slates the Sydney " Shipping List." This fact was evidenced by heavy bookings of space on with the recent wool sales In ail there will be 12,000 bales for shipment to the United Kingdom, together wit a 1500 bales for Boston. xNew 1 orK, and American ports. Keen competition is expected for between Herman steamers and the Commonwealth Line. The freight ottered by the latter is 8d lower than that which pared that the German agents will gi\e preference to their own ships. although they make n heavier charge. The Commonwealth t e??M Australpeak is catering for shipments to Bremen, Hamburg, and other German ports. SAILED. March 9. 11.50 a.m. -Canadian Planter, s.s., 5399 tons. Room for Dunedin. Canadian Government Merchant Marine, Ltd., roers. for London. ' Shaw. Savin"aiui °AI- - TELEGRAMS. WELLINGTON. March 9. Sailed—Ulimaroa (12.45 p.m.). for SydAUCKLAND. March 9. OVERSEAS SKIPPING. (Received March 9. 11.40 a.m.) FREMANTLE March 9. SYDNEY. March 9. Arrived —Pukaki. from New Zealand. LONDON. March is. Arrivals—At Southampton: tainni. From Port. Said: Port Augusta. WIRELESS NOTICE. The following steamers should he within lions to-night.— Auckland—Armagh, Fiona. Hatipara. Kaikorai. Manuka. Mararna. Maknra, Sonoma, Vinita. Waihora, WaiWellineton Maori.’ Wabine. Ngaio, Moerake. Waikouaiti, Hannah Tutanekai. Jersey City. Port Adelaide. Biloela. Kurow. Masana, Katoa. Kararoea. Pakeha. Kia Ora. L'limaroa. tVaimarino, Canadian Planter. Koroxniko. Chatham Islands—Wangaratta Trevessa. Waimana, Hurumii. Canadian Transporter.