SHIPPING

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19238, 27 November 1930, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF LYTTELTON. TIDES. To-day 9.24 a.m. 9.46 p.m. i To-morrow . 10.5 a.m. 10.32 p.m. TODAY’S BERTHING LIST. Storm, Gladstone Pier. Waikouaiti, Gladstone Pier. Wahine, No. 2 west. Maheno, No. 3 west. Calm, No. 4 west. ’ Gale, No. 6 east. ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Wahine, Wellington, 6.45 a.m. Waikouaiti, Dunedin, 7 a.m. Gale, Timaru. 7i55 a.m. Maheno. Dunedin, 9.15 a.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Storm. Westport, this day. Opihi, Timaru, November 2S. Kanna, Timaru, November 2S. Waimarino, Wellington, November 28. Wingatui, Wellington, Novemb'er 2S. Totara, Timaru, November 2S. Wainui, Timaru, November 28. Breeze, Timaru, November 29. Progress, Timaru, December 1. Turakina, Wellington, December 2. Calm, Timaru, December 3. Turakina, Wellington, December 4. Waipiata, Wellington, December 4. Golden Coast. Wellington. December 6. Wingatui, Oamaru, December 6. Tongariro, Timaru, December 6. Kurow, Wellington, December 7. Rotorua, Port Chalmers, December 8. Port Hunter, Wellington, December 11. Corinthic. Wellington, December 14. Canadian Victor, Wellington, December 16. . Maheno, Dunedin, December IS. Raranga, Wellington, December IS, Waikawa, Napier, December 19. Northumberland, Wellington, December 30 Taranaki, Port Chalmers, January 11. Canadian Cruiser, Wellington, January Enton, Wellington, January 14. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Wahine, Wellington, this day. Fox ton. Fox ton, this day. Gale, Wellington, this day. Calm, Bluff, this day. Maheno, Wellington, this day. Opihi, Wellington, November 2S. Waimarino, Dunedin, November 2S. Totara, Wellington, November 28. Wainui, Wellington, November 2S. Wingatui, Dunedin, November 28. Waikouaiti, Dunedin, November 2S. Breeze, Wellington, November 29. Warmarino. Wellington. December 1. Progress, Wellington, December 1. Turakina, Dunedin, December 3. Port Hunter. Dunedin. December 3. Westmoreland. Dunedin, December 3. Calm, Wellington, December 3. Waipiata, Dunedin. December 4. Wingatui. Wellington, December 6. - Golden Coast, Timaru. December 6. Tongariro. New Plymouth, December Rotorua, Napier, December 11. Port Hunter. Dunedin. December. 13. Corinthic. Port Chalmers, December 16. Canadian Victor, Timaru, December it: Raranga, Dunedin, December 20. Waikawa, Dunedin, December 22. Taranaki. Timaru. January 13. Surrey, Dunedin, January 15. Enton, Dunedin, January 15. Canadian Cruiser, Timaru, January 15. City of Glasgow, Dunedin, January 27. INTERCOLONIAL VESSELS. ULIMAROA arrived at Wellington on Tuesday morning from Sydney; to leave Wellington to-morrow for Sydney, where she is due on December 2. MARAMA, which left Auckland on Friday for Sydney, arrived there on Tuesday. She leaves Sydney to-morrow for Auckland, where she is due on December 2. MAHENO arrived at Lyttelton to-day, from Melbourne, via Bluff and Dunedin. To leave Lyttelton this evening for Wellington, Bluff and Melbourne. VANCOUVER AND FRISCO SERVICE. AORANGI left Vancouver for Auckland and Sydney on November 32. Due Suva November 28 and Auckland on December 1. To leave Auckland on De-_ cember 2 for Sydney, where she is due on December 6. NIAGARA left Auckland on November IS for Vancouver. Due Honolulu to-day and Vancouver December 5. MAKURA arrived at San Francisco on Friday from Wellington. She was to leave on the return trip yesterday. MAUNGANUI arrived at Sydney on November 22 from San Francisco, via Wellington. To leave Sydney to-day for Wellington. MONOWAI is to enter the San Francisco service on December 2. ISLANDS SERVICES. MAUI POM ARE arrived at Apia on November 21 to complete loading for southern ports and Auckland. TOFUA, from Suva, arrived at Auckland on Monday. She will leave Auckland for the Islands on Saturday. KARETU was to leave Sydney on Tuesday for Fiji and Auckland. TEES is due back at Lyttelton from the Chathams to-morrow night or Saturday morning. COASTAL SHIPPING. FOXTOX arrived at Lyttelton yesterdav afternoon from Foxton with cattle. On loading general cargo to-day she will make her departure for Foxton. WAINUI is at Timaru to-day, and is expected here to-morrow to continue her loading for Wellington, Napier and GisWAIPTATA is expected to return here about Thursday next from Auckland. She will sail the same day for Dunedin and Timaru. WAIMARINO is expected to arrive at Lvttelton to-morrow from Auckland via Wellington. She proceeds to Dunedin and Timaru to-morrow evening. WINGATUI, from Portland, is expected at Lyttelton to-morrow morning via Wellington with cement. She leaves for Dunedin and southern ports to-morrow evening. OPIHI loads at Lyttelton to-morrow for Wellington, Nelson and New Plymouth. TOTARA is expected to return here to-morrow from Timaru to load for Wellington and New PlymouthKANNA, with a part cargo of Westport coal, is due here tomorrow via Timaru to complete her unloading. STORM is due here to-day from Westport with a load of bunker coal. On discharging the vessel proceeds to Pelorus Sounds to load sheep for Lyttelton. CALM, from Wellington, arrived at Lyttelton to-day to discharge northern cargo and load for Dunedin and Bluff. EE M! &£, 3E 31! ES SEMSiSESIS SB Hi S E i

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GALE, from Timaru, arrived at Lyt- | telton this morning to load for Welling- • ton and Wanganui. She will make her ’ departure for the north this everting. TASMAN AND PACIFIC. | WAIKOUAITI arrived at Lyttelton early this morning from Dunedin, to 1 continue her unloading of Sydney cargo, i She is expected to sail from Lyttelton ! to-morrow for Dunedin, Bluff, thence to Australian ports. GOLDEN COAST arrived at Auckland yesterday afternoon from San Francisco. The vessel has cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin. KUROW is due at Auckland on December 2 from Devonport and Adelaide, via Melbourne. The vessel is due at Lyttelton on December 7. OABRIELLA was due at Picton yesterday from Sydney, via Newcastle. Napier and Gisborne will be her other discharging ports. SOLNA, a tanker, left Balik Papan on November 21 for Wellington and Auckland. WAIOTAPU left Los Angeles on November 15 for Auckland, Wellington and Australian ports. WAIKAWA is expected to arrive at Napier from Los Angeles on December 13. She will aso discharge at Lyttelton, Dun’edin, Nelson, and New Plymouth. OVERSEAS VESSELS. TONGARIRO arrived at Bluff last evening from Port Chalmers to complete her unloading of Liverpool cargo. She will return to Port Chalmers to load, and is due at Lyttelton about December 6 to continue her loading for London. TURAKINA is expected at Lytt'elton on December 4 to' discharge Liverpool cargo. She will subsequently load at Port Chalmers, Bluff, New Plymouth, Wellington and Auckland for London and West of England ports. TAMAROI was despatched from Auckland yesterday afternoon for Wellington. To load at Wellington, New Plymouth, Timaru, Napier and Wellington. To leavte ,Wellington on December 17 for Southampton and London, via Panama. PORT HUNTER is to commence her homeward loading at New Plymouth on December 7, and will subsequently complete at Wanganui, Napier, and Wellington, clearing Wellington finally on December 24 for London, via the Panama Canal. PORT WELLINGTON is due at Auckland on December IS from Launceston, to commence her homeward loading, and will complete at Wellington, Lyttelton, and Port Chalmers, clearing the lastnamed port finally on January 7 for London, via the Panama Canal. PORT HUOX is to commence her homeward loading at Wanganui on December 21, proceeding thence to New Plymouth, Auckland. Gisborne, Napier and Wellington to fill up. She is scheduled to clear Wellington finally on January 21 for London, via the Panama Canal. TEES DUE TOMORROW. The Chatham Islands steamer Te'es made her departure from Waitangi last evening and expected at Lyttelton to-morrow night or Saturday morning. MAHENO FOR MELBOURNE. MAHENO arrived at Lyttelton this morning from Dunedin. Leaves for Wellington this afternoon. To Dlave Wellington for Bluff and Melbourne on Saturday afternoon. AKER’S POINT LIGHT. The Secretary of Marine reports that the Aker’s Point light is functioning irregularly and will probably be out until January 12. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Per Press Association WELLINGTON, November 27. Arrived: Kahika (5.40 a.m.), from Greymouth; Am burn. (7 a.m.). from Nelson; Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton. OVERSEAS SHIPPING. (United Press Assn.—By Electric —Copyright.) (Received November 27, 12.55 p.m.) LONDON, November 26. Arrived: At London, Somerset and Mataroa; at Colon, Corinthic. Sailed: Northmrrberland. from Cura-, cao; City of Delhi, from Newport News; Port Huon, from Panama. WIRELESS NOTICE. The following vessels are expected to bo within range of the undermentioned , wirehess stations to-night:— Auckland.—Golden. West, Kurow, Matai, Maui Pomare, Port Nicholson, Port Hunter, Rangitane, Scottish Heather, Seminole, Sonoma, Tamaroa, Turakina, Ventura, Winton. Wellington—Wahine, Maori, Tamahine, Rangitiki, Rangitata, Maloio, Remuera, Mahia, Maheno, Mahana, Athelqueen. Cape York, Niagara, Tamaroa, Aorangi. Awarua.—Makura, Maunganui, Kalingo, Sydic, Whalers. TRADE AT WELLINGTON SHOWS RISE FOR YEAR. (Special to the “ Star.") WELLINGTON, November 27. A total of 61,261 tons increase in the trade of the port of Wellington, or 2.8 per cent, during the year ended September 30 was reported to the Harbour Board by the general manager last night. In view of the conditions existing in the second half of the year, the total trade was very satisfactory, he said, but it might be expected that there would be a marked decrease in the present year unless prices improved. General goods imports decreased from 627.948 tons to 560,886, or 10.7 per cent. Nearly the whole of the decrease occurred in the second half of the year. General cargo exports were 244,981 tons, an increase of 19,738. The bulk of the increase was to English and foreign ports. Wool outwards decreased by 34,265 bales, caused by the large quantity of wqol held back last season. Timber imported decreased by 3,693,741 super feet to 28,315,247 super feet. There was an increase of 55,326 tons of bulk oil to 365,775 tons. The oil transhipped was 38,010 tons. The total tonnage of all classes of cargo handled was 1,163,804 tons.