SHIPPING.

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160797, 3 November 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High water This evening, 2.19; l&xriorrow morning, 2.59. DEPARTURES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. JCapiti, h.s. (1.45 p.m), 242 tons, Sawyers, for Picton. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. J*ort Curtis, s.s, (1.5 a.m.), 8286 tons, Beck, for Wellington. BY TELEGRAPH, SYDNEY. Nor. 2. Arrived WELLIN GTON, November 2. Sailed —Invercargill (5-15 pin.), for Wanganui. Put Back. —Invercargill (11.15 p.m.) LYTTBI- TON, November 3. Arrived- —Breeze (4.50 a.m.). from Wanganui. WELLINGTON, November 3- . Bailed.—lnvercargill (6 am), for Wanganui. SYDNEY, November 2. v Sailed —Huddersfield for New Zealand. Arrived. —Manuka (3.15). ■ AUCKLAND) November 3, Sailed.—Port Caroline for Napier at f,30 a.m., and Tainui for Wellington at 7 a.m. ■ ■ WELLINGTON, November 3. Arrived.—Port Curtis (10.50 a.m.), (from Wanganui. LONDON, November 2. Arrivals at Liverpool, Australplain; fct Leith, Ben Mohr; at Suez, Gacatra; San Francisco, Annie M. Campbell »nd George Billings. _ . Departuree.—London for Wellington, (Opawa. 1 The Invercargill left Wellington last night for Wanganui, but had to put back on account of bad weather. She | f ft port again this morning for WanS.S. and A, liner "lonic, bound from London to Wellington, Lyttelton fend Port Chalmers, left Balboa on October 29th. She is due a); Wellington to land North Island passengers on November 21st. . The Union Company s steamer UaiBiarino, which left Vancouver on October 2nd for Wellington and Australian ports, is due at Wellington on SiindiTy. . The Port Curtis finished loading last uiorht and left early this morning for Wellington, where she arrived during ihe forenoon. . The Mamari put to sea during this morning. , , r The Hula left Wellington on Monday night for Wanganui, but has not been reported since, and it is presumed fche w sheltering*