OVERSEAS STEAMERS.
"Ajana, left London August 2 lor Auckland Due about Sept. 20. , Athenic, left London July 14 for Wellington. Due August 26. Australplain left New York July 31 ror Auckland. Due September 4. Ayrshire, left London August 5 for Wellington. Due about September 20. Durham, left Liverpool May 21 for Australia. Due Wellington August i 5. Eilenga, left Egypt July 23, for N.Z. Due August 28. , Essex, due at Wellington from Newcastle, August 8, to load. Giessen, left London June 23 for VVel.mgton. Due August 22, ■ Hororata, to leave London July 24 for N.Z., Via Capetown., JKaramea, left London July 9 for Auckland and Wellington, via Capetown and Habart. Kumara, left London July 25 for New Zealand. Mamari, left London July 3, for Auckland. Due August 19. . Jiiasuia, left New York July 18 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Djinedinl Due Wellington August 30.
New Zealand, H.M.S., due Wellington" about August 19, from England.
Opawa, left Sydney August 5 for Auckland. Due August 10.
Port. Alma., leaves"New York in August for Australia and New Zealand.
Port Hacking, left London July. 4 *or-Lytteltons Due August. 1.6.
Port Lyttelton, left Plymouth June 17, for Auckland, Napier, and Wellington, • via Australia; due August 23. .
Pott Melbourne, left London July ■4 ' for New Zealand, via Australia. Uue September 4.
Port Sydney, to leave United Kingddin July for Auckland, Napier, and Wellington, via Australia.
Somerset, left London July 2 for Lyi'telton. Due August 19.
- Waipara, to leave Montreal July Jfpr*; Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin.
, Wairuna, left 'Frisco July 26 for Auckland and Australia. Due Auckland August 22.
jßfestmeath, left New York July 20~~for Wellington and Australia. Cite Wellington August 24. SAILERS. San Francisco to Wellington:— Jeannette; due September. Bertie Minor, due October. '" San Francisco to Bluff:— : Amy Turner; due September. Messrs C. F. Millward and Co., advise that the s.s. Breeze arrived from southern ports and Picton at noon yesterday. • Discharge will be completed by tide time to-day, after which she will proceed to Imlay Wharf to load.
'Yesterday morning the Kapiti ana tho Invercargill, boih from Wellington, crossed the bar together. The latter vessel left again last night for Picton. Tj'rom Tarakohe the New Zealand Refrigerating Company's lighter Taimii til rived m port yesterday morning and got away for Lyttelton at an early hour this morning. With a. cargo of coal from Greymouth tbo Regulu&'is due in port to-night. The vessel will probably be able to discharge^ and sail on the return vo3 rAj;;e to-morrow. •
The Storm-left Picton at noon yesterday and should be here to start ■work at 8 o'clock this morning. After discharge this vessel will take cargo for Lyttelton and Oamaru only.
The Ngatoro should be here on Sunday from Greymouth and New Plymouth, outward cargo will be taken for Greymouth.
The barque Manurewa is due early. ~
The approximate loading dates for the s,s. Calm are: Dunedin.lsth (to day), Timaru/ltfth, Lyttelton 17th, thence Wellington-Wanganui. '
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17640, 15 August 1919, Page 6
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