SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16034, 27 January 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High natter This evening, 1.21; to-roorrcnr morning, 1.-S4. IN PORT. Tonn Wharf. —White Pine (700 toas), Aorere (70 tons). departures. MONDAY, JANUARY 26. v Ee<mlus, s.s. (3 p.m.), 455 tons, Yicjffrm°n, for New Plymouth. Anpouri, s.s. (11-6 p-m.), 446 tons, Heat lev, for Onehunga. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. Inga, s.s. (12.3 a.m.), 990 tons, Bull, lor Greymouth. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Ruia, from. Wellington, to-morTOVf. Kapiti, from Wellington, to-morrow.. Blenheim, from Wellington, to-nighi. Waimaca, from Wellington and Waitara, early. Daniel, from Dunedin, early. Breeze, from Picton, early. The Inga sailed early this morning for Greymouth, where she is to load a cargo pf timber for Australia. . The Aorere came off the Putiii Slip yesterday afternoon. The Ecgnlus sailed yesterday alternoon for New Pyhnouth. The Aupouri for Onehunga took her departure last night, the is due here again early next week. The barque Daniel should show up any day now from Dunedin. The liner Waimana is to call at Wai Lara before coming here. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. The Paloona, which has been under overhaul at Port Chalmers, will shortly enter the New Zealand-Melbourne passenger and cargo service. The vessel is to sail at any early date from Wellington for the Victorian port. The Moeraki, according to a wireless message, will reach Wellington to-night from Sydney. OVERSEAS VESSELS. The Durham is expected to leave St. John’s on March 30 for Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin. Melbourne, and Syd’ ney. The Orari's departure has been altered to January 21. The Ruapehu, en route from Bristol, left Hobart at 3 p.m. on Friday for Auckland. The vessel is due at the northern port on Thursday, and at Wellington about a week later. The troopship Bremen, en route from England, left Hobart at 9 p.m. on Friday for Wellington, where she is due early to-morrow. After disembarking her troops, the Bremen will proceed to 'Australia. The Port Napier, en route from London, left Capetown on January 16th, for Fremantle, Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand. She is due about the end of February at Auckland, and will proceed thence to Napier and Wellington, arriw ! ing there about March 9th. lie Port Napier will load in New Zealand for London. Tlie Union Company announces that the collier Karori, which has almost completed an extensive overhaul and repairs at Port Chalmers, will be re-conr missioned early this week. The vessel will Ik? dispatched about January 28 for the West Coast. Captain G. H. Bopki ns will be in command. The Remuera arrived at Southampton on January 17. The vessel left Wellington on December 4 last. Liberty—Duo Auckland January 28th: due Wellington February 3rd:' left New York November 22nd. Suffolk—Now at Auckland : due Wellington January 27th; left Liverpool November 13ih. Opibi—Due Wellington January 31st from Singapore via Hobart. Iceland— Duo Wellington January 28th : left New York December 10th. Bremen—Due Wellington January 27th; left United Kingdom December 7th via Hobart. Mahin—Due Auckland February 6th ; Hue Wellington February 13th; left London December 4th. Kasama—Due Lyttelton February 6th : left New York January Ist. Sussex—Due Auckland February 11 tli; due" Wellington February 16th ; left New York January Ist. Yonr.c—Due Lyttelton February 12ih : left Delagoa Bay January 2nd. vVairrmio—Due Lyttelton February 22nd; due Wellington February 26th; left Calcutta January Stii. Athenic—Due Wellington March Ist; left United Kingdom January 16th. Maraari—Duo New Zealand March. Ist ; left United Kingdom January Ist via Bombay and Sydney. Otira—Due New Zealand March Bth ; left London January 4th. Fort Victor—Due Auckland March loth ; due Wellington March 23rd; to eave London middle January. FROM NEW YORK. The Port Chalmers left New York on January 49th, cargo-laden for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Melbourne and Sydney. The vessel is due at Auckland about February 21st, and. at Wellington about February 27th.