SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160795, 1 November 1920, Page 8

SHIPPING.

High water This' evening, 12.51; Jo-morrow morning, 1.13. ARRIVALS. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31. Mamaria, s.s. (2.45 p.m.), 8114 tons. Bummers, from New Plymouth. departures. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. Htu’a, s.s. (12.30 p.m.), 127 tons, Crotfor Wellington. Town Wharf. —Breeze and Kapiti. IN PORT Roadstead. —Mamari, Port Curtis, Regulus, Waimea, and Storm, 3Y TELEGRAPH. - I 4 SYDNEY, ‘ October 29. Arrived—Eaton, from Auckland; Ihu-. |nata, from New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, October 29. Sailed—Kauri, for New Zealand. MANAEAU HEADS, October 30. Sailed—Arapawa, 2.30 p.m., for Wanganui. NEW PLYMOUTH, October 31. Sailed—Mamari. 9.15 a.m., for Wanganui. GREYMOUTH,. October 30. Sailed—Waimea, 11.40 a.m., for Wanganui. A strong south-westerly gale has been raging since Saturday afternoon, and this has greatly interfered with shipping operations locally. Lightering operations in the roadstead were suspended, and as the bar was unworkable, three coastal vessels which arrived here during the week-end were compelled to anchor outside until the weather moderated. These were the Regulus, from Westport, Waimea, from, Greymouth, and the Storm, from Lyttelton,. with produce. The Arapawa sailed from Onehunga on Saturday afternoon for Wanganui. She had not put in an appearance this morning, and is probably sheltering in the North Taranaki bight. The Mamari arrived from New Plymouth on Sunday evening to continue homeward loading, but no work was done to-day on account of the rough sea. Prom Wanganui the vessel proceeds to Wellington, and is to leave that port about November lltb for London, via Panama. The Port Curtis has been delayed here by bad weather. She was expected to leave on Saturday for Wellington, but When work ceased, the loading of her Wanganui cargo had not been completed. The Invercargill is expected to leave Wellington this evening for Wanganui. Sailings for Sydney per Union Co. are: Moana on Thursday from Wellington, and Maheno from Auckland on November 11th.