SHIPPING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 234, 2 October 1929, Page 13

SHIPPING

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October 7 0.15 0.32 , Trie above table is for high tide at the / Wharf. For tide at tho City ! Wharf add 20 minutes to the figures. PORT OF WANGANUI ARRIVED Tr-ESDAY, OCTOBER 1. Ffolmdalc (7.10 a.m.) > from Wellington. Regains ( 8.15 p.m.i, from Greymouth.. ! —— ‘ i SAILED TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. Holmdale (8 p.m.), for Wellington. IN PORT. River. Innha, Regains. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Breeze, southern pert, to-day. Storm, southern port?, c-day. Hirr.itangi, Lyttelton, to-day, Kiprti, ro-moiu -v, Arapawa. Onehunga, Friday. Gale, southern ports, Saturday. Oa’kbank, Tampiro early. Aorth fkicific. Mo’"' •, early. ' rim southern ports, early. Holmdaio. ’'rnern ports earlv.

BY TEL2GKAPH, (Per Press Association.! AUCKLAND, Oct. 1. Arrived—Pariclln, 2.40 a.m., from Tarakan; 10.25 a.m. } from Sydney; Kartigi, 0 p.m., from Greymouth. Sailed --Warship Dunedin, noon, for Akaro.-y Canadian Cruiser, 7 p.m., for Wellington. LOCAL AGENTS’ .ADVICE. Messrs Hoim and Co. report: Tho Himitangi i? duo at AVanganni today from Lyttelton and Will sail this evening for Foxton. Tho Holmdaio load 1 -' in Dunedin on Friday, Oamaru Saturday, Timarn Monday. Lyttelton Tuesday, Wellington Wednesday, and is due at Wanganui on Thursday. Mh-’ts A. Rurgoss and Co. report: The Kapiti is duo at \Vanganui tomorrow from Wellington. The C'umhorland sails from Liverpool on November 23 for New Zealand main ports. Messrs C. F. Millward and Co. advise: Tho Breeze is due at Wanganui tofrom southern ports and Pieton; after discharge she sails for Lyttelton direct for overhaul. The Storm is also due ar Wanganui this morning and after discharge will load for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamaru and Timarn, sailing via Westport. The Gale is scheduled to load at Lyttelton to-day, Wellington Thursday. Picton Friday, and Wanganui Saturday. sth inst, The Calm is at present on her way south and will arrive at. Bluff on. Friday. 4.th inst., thence Dunedin sth, Timarn 7th, Lytrelton Btb ? Wellington 9th, and W&ganui 10th inst. f-hc Foxton. is at Foxton to-day: due Wellington Thursday, Lyttelton Friday, and Foxton again. 7th inst. The Sagama Fiver is at present discharging Ocean phosphate at CasriccHfi? and is expected to complete to-night. The Ohkhank i? row at Napier, due at. Wellington 7th inst. thence to Lyttelton, Wangirui and New Plymouth. Her cargo is asphalt from Tampico. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE Marama, at Auckland, laid up for overhaul. (flimaron., leave.- Auckland Oen-ber 4; due Sydney Ocnber 3; leaves Sydney October 1r r due Wellington. October 15; leave?. Welling:-n • . ■ ' ' • ; ' ’"r ' Maheno, leaves Sydney October 4; . Auckland ' ■' : . * '• to! ' '' • iue S.v ; 0 15 *'■' . 28; flu Mel bo irne October 3; leave? .Melbourne Oclrber 9 ■ Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelt-n and Wellington; ■ . Bluff Yelling : bor 19; due Melbourne October 24. TRANSPACIFIC MAIL SERVICE Aorangi, left Sydney September 19 for Auckland, Suva, Honolulu and eft A kl md Septei 24; duo fan'eduv October 11; leaves Vancouver October 16; due Auckland November 4; due Sydney November Niagara, left Vancouver September 18, for ‘ rC Sydney Auckland October 7; due Sydney October 12; leaves Sydney October 17; leave? Auckland Syd y Septc • ' for Wei lington, Rarotonga. Papeete and San. Fran- .' 2; due ■Wellington October 2! ; due Sydney October 26. Makura, leaves Sydney October 3 for Wellington, Rarotonga. Papeete and San Francisco; leaves Welington October 8; due San Fj .■. O ■ 25 . ' S; - due Sydney November 23. OVERSEAS VESSEIS INWARD BOUND CANADIAN EXPLORER (C.N.S.)-X<eft Quebec August 29 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton. Timard, Dunedin; due Auckland’ October 13. CANADIAN LEADER 'C.N.S.) Left M >nt ■al Sep ember 15 for Auckland and Australia: due Auckland Oetab.u' 26. CALLANDTA (T.O. Co.) -Left Port Arlington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Australia; due Auckland October 12. CORTNTHIC (S.S. and A. Co.)—Left London. September 12, Southampton September 13 for Wellington and Auckland; flue Wellington October 21. LAWBEATH (11. and Macf.) Left Nauru Island on. September 20 for Lyttelton and Port Chalmer.-- due Lyttelton October 3. GUSTAF E. REUTER (A.U.O. Left Lor Angele.-; September 25 ’or Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, SyNiey; duo Auckland ’ MATOPPO (N.Z.S. Co. i-Left: New York Augiist 28 for Auckland, Wellington, I.yttel- ' ton, Tlmaru, Dunedin ; flue Auckland October 'NORFOLK (N.Z.S. Co.) Left Liverpool 1 September 16 for .Auckland. Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Port uhalmers; due Auckland October 22. NORTH PACIFIC H. and Macf.) Left Cas ahi often, Morocco, on September 11 for Auckland, New Plymouth and Wanganui; due Auckland October 2S. PIAKO (N.Z.S. Co.)- Left Liverpool August 17 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff; duo Auckland October 3. RANGTTIKEI (N.Z.S. Co.)—T.pft London S pte; c 26, Southampt : Sep r for Auckland, and Wellington; due Auckland October 30. RANELLA (Shell Co.)- T-eff Borneo, September 20 for Auckland and Welington ; due Auckland October 3. DEMUERA IN.Z.S. Co.)- Left London Augnyfc 29; Southampton August 30 for Auckland and Wellington; due Auckland Oc- | tobe.r 6. RUAPEHU (N.Z.S. Co.)—Left London September 12; Southampton September 13 foi Suva, Wellington, Port Chalmers. Lyttelton New Plymouth ; due Wellington October TAIROA (S.S. and A. Co.) -Left Liverpool August 31 for Auckland, Wellington, Ly »1 ton, Dunedin; Hue Auckland October 8. TREDINNICK (N.Z.S. Co. - Left New York September 8 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin; due Auckland October 14. NOTICE TO MARfNEHS Tho Marino Department advises mariner? that a flashing white light, showing one short flash every one and a-half seconds, has been established at Tim aru on the Eastern Extension Mole, 25 yards from the seaward end. The light is on an iron framework. 35ft in height, and the arc of the light is uninterrupted. The department also advises that the arc of visibility of tho red sector of the temporary light at Kahurangi Point is found to be 25 degrees, that is, between 151 degrees and 176 degrees. At a distance of eight miles south-westward the lightobscured at 045 degrees, but this bearing is found to become less as the distance from the light is increased. RADIO REPORT FROM TANKERS The tanker Ranclla, under charter to the Shell Oil Company, has sent a radio message that she expected to arrive at Auckland from Borneo at 3 o’clock yesterday morning. The vessel will berth at Western Wharf to put out the Auckland portion of her cargo into the company’s tanks at Freeman's Bay, And will later sail for Wellington to complete discharging. Inward bound from San Francisco, tho tanker Plume has sent wireless advice that she expects to reach Auckland at daylight on Thursday. The vessel is under charter to the Vacuum Oil Company, and after putting out her Auck-

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