SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15970, 12 November 1919, Page 4

SHIPPING.

waixz Dus evening, I lb-morrow morning, 1.4,. IN PORT. Roadstead- Karamea (7009 tons), Trfipio (11,000 tons). Town Wharf. Baden. Powell (127 tone), Waimea (464 tons), Anpouii (445 -"tons), Inga (990 tons). Lnlay Wharf. —ilana (134 tons). DEPARTURES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1L Kapiti. s.s. (11 pm ), 242 tons, Sawyers,- for Wellington. BY TELEGRAPH. NEWCASTLE, November 12. SsSed—Rabanoa far, xori for Dnnedhn The Esprti sailed last nigict for Wellington. The Earn was dne at Wellington last night from Lyttelton. From Wellington toe vessel sails for Wangamri, and from here she goes to fTarakohe to load cement for Wellington. The steamer Calm is to leave Dunedin to-day, Oamara on Thursday, Thnaru on Friday, and Lyttelton on Saturday for Wellington. The vessel is to sail from Wellington on Monday for Wanganui. The oversea liner Westmoreland has completed loading frozen meat at Port Chalmers, and a large qiKßifcrty of general cargo is now being shipped. She was to sail yesterday for Tim am and Wellington to complete her loading for England. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Co. have received advice that the Otira, which left Napier on September 17th, arrived at Hull on Wednesday last. The Weshralia is to sail to-day for Melbourne, via Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. _ A wireless message received from toe Shaw-Savill liner Arawa states that she expected to arrive at Auckland on Saturday morning to land her troops and civilians. She has cargo for the four main ports. TJLIMAEOA AND ZBALANDIA. The Ulimaroa is undergoing conditioning ait Cockatoo Island, Sydney, preparatory to taking up her pre-war nmning iu the Sydney-Wellington trade. The Zealandia, which recently completed her war service, is being reconditioned at Cockatoo Island for the Australian inter-Slate trade.