SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15955, 25 October 1919, Page 4

SHIPPING.

TIDE.; TBgft wafer This evening, NX455 awming, 10.5&, \~ ; ’ ': ARRIVALS. r FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. Earasnsa, s.s. (9.30 p.m.), : 7000 tons, Andrews, from Nelson (in SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. Blenheim, s.s. (8 a.xn„ 120 tons* Wiifinsqn, from Wellington. DEPARTURES. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24,: Anprori, s.s, (11 p.m.), 440 tons, Pnjrotti, for Onehunga. Ka.m, s.s. (11.30 p.m.), 272 tons, Nal3er, for Tarakohe. Regains, s.s, (11.46 p.m.), 485 toes, yickerniaiL, for W estport. BY TELEGRAPH, LONDON, October 23. Departure tor Auckland.:, the NeujnaadCs IN PORT. Town Wharf.—Kapiti (242 tons), In- • vercargill (224 tons), Blenheim (120 tone). ■ Imlay Wharf. —Mana (134 tons). Roadstead. —Karamea (7000 tons). The Regulns completed her discharge Of' coal and sailed last night for Westport. The Anponri took foer departure for i Onehunga last night. ■ The Karo, which bronght a cargo of phosphates to this port, sailed last night for Tarakohe, where she is to load 3 cargo of cement for Wanganui, f The Blenheim with a general cargo arrived from Wellington this morning. TVia Storm is due on Monday with a full cargo of Southern produce. After discharge she will proceed to Picton. She should get away on Tuesday evening, weather, etc., permitting. The Breeze is expected from Southern ports and Picton on Wednesday (29th). After discharge, outward cargo will be taken for Lyttelton only. THE TROPIC. The liner Tropic is timed to leave Lyttelton on Monday for Wanganui. From this port the vessel goes to Australia to complete loading for Home.