SHIPPING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 176, 27 July 1928, Page 9

SHIPPING

PORT OF WANGANUI ARRIVED. THURSDAY, JULY 26. Gale (3-18 a.m.). from Wellington. O/epuki (3.45 a.m.), from New month. SAILED. THURSDAY), JULY 26. Gale (0.25 p.m.), for WellingtonOrepuki (5.10 p.m.), for Westpvit. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Hulmdalc, South, to-day. Breeze, South, to-morrow. Storm, South, July 30. Port Huon, New Plymouth, XugU'l >. Port Bowen, N.Z- ports, August. Gabriella. Australia. August. Copenhagen, Galveston, August. Golden Coast, Pacific Coast, October. BY TELEGRAPH. [ Per Press Association SYDNEY. July 26. Sailed —Aorang'- for Auckland. LYTTELTON. July 26. Arrived—Cygnet, 6.30 a.m., from Wellington; Wahine, 6.55 a.m.. from Wellington; Waipiata, 7-20 a.m., rom Wellington. Sailed—Waipiata. 9.5 p.m. for Dunedin; Wahine. 8.5 p.m.. for Wellington; Kurow, 7.40 p-m.. for Aueklad. AUCKLAND. July 26. Arrived —Elveric. 5 a.m., from Java. Sailed —Kaiwarra, 6.55 p.m., for New eastle. WIRELESS REPORT Awanui. —Tofua, Nirvana. Y.’aiotapn. Hau* raki. Maui Pomare, Kinross. Sierra. Waipahi, Kaiwarra. Sealaria. Petricola. Golden Forest. Chatham Islands.—Mahana. Pakeha. Port Denison. Wellington.—Wahine. Maori. Ngaio. Tamahine, Dunedin. Tekoa, Borgestad. Tutanekai. Cumberland. Shanghai. Niagara, Borderer. Port Huon. Awarua. —Makura, Maunganui, Valacia, Waitomo, Canadian Highlander. YOUR MOVE Life is very much a game of chess — we’re constantly moving from place to place. And sometimes the move needs a lot of thought. But the N.Z. Express Co., Ltd., can save a lot of thought in this direction. You can leave all packing and transport in our careful care knowing that all your possessions will be delivered safe and" sound and on time. We will gladly quote for shifting any quantity of furniture or gooda in any part of th? Dominion. Offices in all main towns. N.Z. Express Co., Ltd. The comomnsenae remedy, “NAZOL,” goes right to the root of the trouble. For coughs, colds and all chest and lung complaints. 60 doses Is 6d. Mothers! Protect ycur Kiddies from colds and coughs. Give them "NA-1 ZOL” on sugar. Sprinkle baby’s pillow. Safe, pleasant, economical. 60 doses Is 6d.

LOCAL AGENTS’ ADVICE, The Coj>enhagen is clue from Galveston (Texas) with 1500 tons of sulphur in August. The Breeze was scheduled to load, at Dunedin July 23, then Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton. Wellington, Picton, and is expected here to-morrow. The Gabriella is expected here in August from Melbourne, Sydney and Newcastle. The Storm is due here on Monday, 30th inst. for southern ports. The Gale sailed last night for Wellington and South. Messrs Holm and Co., report:— The Holmdale loaded at Lyttelton Tuesday, Wellington yesterday, due here to-day. Messrs Smith. Beauchamp and Co. report: The Port Huon is due from New Plymouth on August 8. The Port Bowen is due here in August to load 26,000 freight carcases for London and West of England ports. GENERAL NEWS. PORT OF LONDON SHIPPING The Board of Trade shipping tonnage figures for the 12 months ended March, 1928, show that the total arivals and departures with cargoes and in ballast (foreign and coasting trade) for the United Kingdom amounted to 330,831,000 net register tons for 1926, an increase of 54,753,000 tons. The figure for the Port of London is 52,577,000 net register tons, an increase of 3,299,000 tons as compared with the previous year, or 15.9 per cent, of the total for the United Kingdom. The figures for 1926 were, however, unduly swollen in view of the large importation of coal during that period ; and if the 1927 figures are compared with those for 1925, a normal year, London’s figures show an increase of 5,512,000 tons and for the United Kingdom an increase of 21,289,000 tons. During the 12 months under review 6.9 per cent, of the port’s shipping used the authority’s dpeks, the total tonnage being 24,536,731, an increase for the year of 2.149,009 tons. The total number of vessels which entered the authority’s docks liable to dock dues was 9.515, with a tonnage of 15,544,391 tons, which, is a record in the history of the docks. Of this total 11,854,512 tons was inrespect of vessels which entered the flocks “to discharge only and to discharge and load from overseas ports, which is an increase of 51.7 per cent, in the dock shipping “overseas trade’’ during the past six years. TRANSPACIFIC MAIL bCRVICEb. Niagara left Vancouver July 24 for Auckland and Sydney; due Auckland August 13 and Sydney August 18. Leaves Sydney August 23 for Vancouver, via Auckland, leaving Auckland August 28 ; due September 14. Aorangi left Sydney July 26 and Auckland July 31 for Vancouver; due August 17. Leaves Vancouver August 20 for Auckland and Sydney ; due Auckland September 10 and Sydney September 15. Makura left Sydney July 14 and Wellington July 16 for San Francisco. Due August 3. Leaves San Francisco on August 8 for Wellington and Sydney; due Wellington August 27 and Sydney September 1. Leaves Sydney September 6 for San Francisco, via Auckland, leaving Auckland September 11 ; due September 28. Maunganui left San Francisco July 1 for | Wellington and Sydney ;due Wellington July 30 and Sydney August 4. Leaves Sydney August 9 for San Francisco, leaving Wellington on August 14 ; due August 31. Leaves San Francisco September 5 for Auckland and Sydney ; due Auckland September -4 and Sydney September 29. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Manama leaves Sydney to-day for Wellington; due July 31. Leaves Wellington August 3 for Sydney ; due August 7. Maheno leaves Sydney to-day for Auckland; due July 31. Leaves Auckland August 3 for Sydney; due Arygust 7. Ulimaroa leaves Wellington to-day forSydney: due July 31. Leaves Sydney August 3 for Auckland; due August 7. The Manuka will take up the running again on August 4. when it will leave Bluff for Melbourne direct. On August 15 it will leave Melbourne for Bluff, Dunedin and Lyttelton, and Wellington, leaving the latter port for Melbourne direct on August 25. On September 5 (he Manuka will leave Melbourne for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff, subsequently continuing the trip to Melbourne again. OVERSEAS VESSELS. CAMBRIDGE—Left Liverpool July 7 for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Port Chalmers; due Aucbland August 15. CANADIAN BRITISHER—Left Monteral June 27 for Auckland. Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin ; due Auckland August 10. GOLDEN FOREST (ex West Togus)—Left Los Anncles July 4 for Auckland, Wellington. Nelson, Timaru, Dunedin ; due Auckland July 29. KINROSS—Left Port Arthur, Texas, June 16. for Auckland. Wellington, New Plymouth, Australia: due Auckland July 30. MAHANA—Left London June 22, for Auckland and Wellington; due Auckland July 31. PAKEHA—Left Liverpool June 23 for Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin; due Auckland July 31. PAPANUI—Left Montreal June 10. via Sydney (Cape Breton), New York and Newport New* for Auckland, Napier, Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin ; due Auckland August 15. PETRICOLA—Left San Francisco July 7 for New Zealand ports; due Wellington July 31. REMUERA—Left London July 5. Southampton Julv 6, for Wellington and Auckland ; due Wellington August 11; due Auckland August 18 CORINTHIS—Left London July 19, Southampton July 20, for Wellington and Lyttelton ; due Wellington August 28. COPENHAGEN—Left Galveston (Texas) July 11 for Auckland, Lyttelton and Wanganui ; due Auckland August 16. COPTIC—Left Liverpool July 21 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin : due Auckland August 29. PORT NAPIER—Left. London July 21, via Suva, for Auckland, Dunedin, Bluff; due Auckland September. RUAPEHU—Left London June 28; Southampton June 29 for Wellington. Port Chalmers, Lyttelton, New Plymouth ; due Wellington August 8. WAIHEMO—Left Los Angeles July 12 for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney. Due Auckland August 7. YARRAVILLE—Left San Francisco July . 16 for Auckland and Wellington; due Auckland August 10.