SHIPPING

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 885, 5 October 1933, Page 2

SHIPPING

OVERSEAS AND COASTAL.

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Poolta Loading for East Coast. There was little activity on the Lyttelton waterfront to-day. The only vessels in port were the Rangatira and Poolta, the latter loading for East Coast ports. The Holmglen and Totara are expected to-morrow to load for northern ports. The Tees returns here on Saturday. VR3SBLS IN FORT. Rangatira, No. 2 west. Poolta, No. 2 west. ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Rangatira, Wellington, 6.45 a.m. Poota, Timaru, 11.45 a.m. DBF ARTURS S. YESTERDAY. Foxton, Wellington, 11.20 a.m. Holm dale, Wellington, 2.10 p.m. Wainui, Wellington, 4.5 p.m. Maori, Wellington, 5.15 p.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Maori, Wellington, October 6. Totara, Timaru, October 6. Holmglen, Timaru, October C. Storm, Timaru, October 7. Titoki, Gisborne, October 7. Tees, Chatham Islands. October 7. Opihi, Timaru, October lu. Waimarino, Timaru, October 10. Wingatui, Wellington, October 10. V/ahine, Wellington, October 10. Coptic, Port Chalmers, October 12. Gale, Timaru, October 11. Titoki, Timaru, October 12. Diomede, H.M.S., Queen Charlotte Sound, October 17. Waihemo, Wellington, October 17. Dunedin, Akaroa, October 20. Port Waikato, Coff’s Harbour, October 24. Kia Ora, Timaru, October 27. Rangitiki, Wellington. October 30. Maui Pomare, Apia, October 30. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Rangatira, Wellington, this day. Poolta, Wellington, this day. Totara, Wellington, October 6. Maori, Wellington, October 6. Holmglen, Wellington, October 6. Storm, Wellington, October 7. Titoki, Dunedin, October 7. Opihi, Wellington, Octobt-r 10. Wingatui, Dunedin, October 3 0. Waimarino, Wellington, October 10. Gale, Wellington. October 31. Coptic, Wellington, October 28. Titoki, Napier. October 12. Waihemo, Dunedin, October 24. Diomede. H.M.S.. Akaroa, October 25. Port Waikato, Dunedin, October 25. Dunedin, H.M.S., . November 13. SHIPPING NOTES. GALE will call at Lytelton on October 11 to load for Wellington, Pieton and Wanganui. OPIHI has been delayed and is not now expected to arrive at Lyttelton until Tuesday, instead of Sunday, The vessel will load for Wellington, Nelson and New Plymouth. STORM is due on Saturday from the south to load for Wellington and Wanganui. GALE is timed to load here on Wednesday next for Wellington, Pieton and Wanganui. TITOKI. from Gisborne, is, expected on Saturday with a load of sheep. On discharging her live stock she will proceed to Dunedin and Timaru to commence loading for Napier, Gisborne and Tauranga.

WAIMARINO should return on Tuesday from Bluff, via Dunedin, Oamaru and Timaru, to load for Wellington and Auckland. WINGATUt is due at Lyttelton on Tuesday to discharge general Auckland cargo. MAUI POM ARK is expected to leave Wellington on Tuesday for Niue Island and Apia. The vessel will load at the Islands for Lyttelton and Wellington, and is dut* at Lytetlton on October 30. KTA ORA, from Timaru, will call at Lyttelton on October 27, to load for London. RANGITIKI, from London via Wellington, is due here on October 30. PUNT ADRIFT. The Marine Department advises that a report has been received from New' Plymouth stating that a punt, 18ft long; and 12ft in beam, had drifted to sea from Mokau. It was last seen about three miles off Awakino. A LOG AT SEA. The master of the steamer Storm, Captain Williams, reports that on Tuesday morning he sighted a log 30ft long and 2ft in diameter approximately ten mites east of Motunau, North Canterbury. FEBSOHAL. Mr J. M’Gill has been appointed third engineer of the Tarnahine. Mr A. P. Walker is relieving Mr J. F. Dickie as second engineer of the John. TAMAKOA'S PASSENGERS. The following is the advance passenger list of tire xamaroa, due at W ellmgLon on October 11 from London —For Wellington: Misses B. and D. Armstrong isir R. Banks, Mr R. Clifford, Mrs F. Foster, Mrs J. M’JLtae, -Mrs E. .Nathan, Miss J. Nathan, Mrs C. Nelson, Mr and Mrs F. Newson, Mrs A. B. Netten, Dr and Mrs W. N. Paley, Miss P. Paley, Mrs C. Paterson, Miss J. Paterson. For Auckland: Colonel K. C. Allen, Master D. Allen, Miss E. Allen, Miss G. Bryant, Mrs M. Cameron. Miss A. Cameron, Mr A. K. Clark, Mis s C. Grf ig, Mr K. Marshall, Command'er and Mrs A. H. Maxwel 1-Hyslop, R.N., Masters A. B. and R. J. Maxwell-Hyslop, Mf 11. Richmond. For Christchurch: Commander and Mrs S. Hall, Master W. Hall, Misses K. M. and L. Hewitt. For Napier: Mr J. Lane. For Timaru: Captain and Mrs G. T. Hennessy For Dunedin: Miss M. Kergan. For Australia: iMr and Mrs A. Kummerle, Mrs G. Naismith, Mr and Mrs W. Stewart. Mr and Airs J. Curtis, Mr and Mrs W. J. I Eccles, Miss .T. Iteck. Miss S. Walton. I Round voyage: Miss A. Black, Command ex* c. Sylvander. SKIPPING TELEGRAMS. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, October 5. Arrived—Wainui (6,15 a.m.), Maori (7.15 a.m.), and Holmdale (8.35 a.m.), from Lyttelton. OVERSEAS REPORTS. United P-ess Assn.—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (Received October 5, «S a.m.) LONDON, October 4. Arrived—At. London, Talnut and Rangitane; at Panama, Mataroa. WIRELESS NOTICES. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Auckland—Alynbank. Antigone, Armadale. Asania % Maru, City of Singapore, Coptic, Eclipse, Mama-ri, Mariposa, Monowai, Paua, Pulpit Point, Rerauera, Scalaria, Veronica, Victoria. Wellington Aorangi, Canadian Leader, lonic, Maori. Marama; Monterey, Rangatira, Rangitata, Rangitiki, Sydney Maru, Tamahine. Tamaroa, Awarua—Dunedin. Iverbank. Kiwitea. Makura, Maunganul, Rhymney,