SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16045, 9 February 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High water This evening,. 12.51; to-iaorpow morning, 1.J2. arrivals. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Kapiti. s-s. (12.10 a.m.), 242 tons. .Sawyers, from Wellington. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Hubv. from Wellington, to-morrow. Calm, from Wellington (delayed). Daniel, from Dunedin, curly. Progress, from Lyttelton, early. Aupouri. from Onelumga. early. IN PORT. Town Wharf.—White Pine (TOO ton.?), tapiti <242 ton?), John .342 tons' Roadstead.—Wainuina (8000 tens), BY TELEGRAPH. VANCOUVER, February 6. Sailed.—Waihemo, for New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, February Sailed. —Kaiwarm. for New Zealand. SYDNEY, February 8. Sailed.—Swallow, for New Zealand. Sailed.—Senorita, for Auckland. Arrived.—Fiona, from Auckland. \ The Kapiti arrived here just after noon yesterday from Wellington. The Atrpoun was set down to sail today for Wanganui from Onehunga. OVERSEAS VESSELS. The Government tender Hinemoa JinishEd work at Capo Maria van Diemen on Thursday, and went on to The Three Kings to replenish the stores at the castaway depots. A southern exchange states that the Union S.S. Co. are having built a n«S. steamer to take the place of the 15,000 yens steamer Avenger, sunk during the .war while on Admiralty service. The new vessel, which will lie commissioned this Tear in the Canadian-Australian Service. will ’ne C<K) feet long. About February 20th the Shaw-Savill liner CorinthF will be leaving England for New Zealand ports. The approximate date of her arrival is set down as April sth. Advices received by the Sbaw-Savill and Albion Co. announced the arrival at London of their steamer the Karamea mn February Ist. The C. and D. Company announced that the next dispatch from London ■will he the Port Melbourne, at present loading for Auckland, Newcastle. Sydney and Melbourne. The vessel will come out via Panama. Her Auckland cargo consist? of "500 tons of black sulphur flora Galveston. The Port Victor left London on February Ist for Melbourne, Sydney. Auckland, Napier and Wellington. The Vessel is coming via the Cape. TES'FLF FROM NEW YORK. The West Cavanal is now loading at New York for Now Zealand ports. The Nuddea. will leave New York on Februar-- 10 for New Zealand and Australian i«>rts. Hi," S'olcotav commenced loading at New York i.u December 15 for Lyttelton. Dunedin, and Australian pons. The John Loach has been chartered to load g-.neral cargo at New A ork for New Zealand and Australian ports. The Kent made her departure from New York f.-.r New Zealand" and Australian ports on January 22. The Carhk-raet is at present loading at New York for Lyttelton. Dunedin, and Australian ports. The Citv of Fa earn is time tabled to sail from New A oik for Auckland and Wellington on February G. The Fort Chalmers, cn route for Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin, and Australian port?. left New A ork on January 20. Tiie vessel is due at Auckland about February 21. The Fort Hacking is fixed to load at New York.tin's mouth for New Zealand end Ju-traiian ports. The Fort Lincoln will load tor Now Zealand and Australia at New York during this month. The Armagh is now completing discharge of her New A'ork cargo at Melbourne. The vessel will return to the Dominion shortly to load for Liverpool, end will sail finally from AA'eLiington earlv in March. The West Hnmlaw, a vessel of 4TG9 tons, has been'chartered to load general cargo at New York for New Zealand or Australian ports in the near future. The Woodarra has i>een fixed to load at New A'ork for Lyttelton, Dunedin. Melbourne, and Adelaide. The Maine, a steamer cf the U.S. and Australian Line, is now loading at. New York for Auckland, Wellington, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne.