SHIPPING AT NAPIER
-fr OVERSEAS AND i.'O - vb.. EXI ’ ECTEI) ARRIVALJS Kalingo, Sydney via. Newcastle, .August 26. Waimea, Auckland via Gisborne, ■ August 26. Pukeko, Auckland, Coast and Gisborne, August 26. Otira, Bluff, August 29. Karepo, Melbourne via New Plymouth and Auckland, August 31. Cambridge, Wellington, September 1. Tekoa, —, September 19. Raranga, London via Auckland, September 29. Orari, —, October 7. PROJECTE L> DEPART!) KES. Poolta, Gisborne, August 25. Pukeko, Waikokopu and Auckland, August 26. Rangitata, Auckland, August 27. Cambridge, September 2. Otira, September 3, for New Plymouth.
UNION LINE. The Waimea is due to arrive at Napier on Friday morning from Auckland and Gisborne and sails later that day for Auckland direct. The Poolta is expected to arrive at Napier at noon to-day from Wellington to discharge general cargo and produce from southern ports. She is to sail to-morrow evening for Gisborne thence Dunedin where she will again load general cargo and produce for Napier and Gisborne, completing her loading at Oamaru, Thnaru, Lyttelton and Wellington. The Karepo is expected to arrive at Napier about the end of this month to discharge cargo from Melbourne via New Plymouth and Auckland. From Napier she proceeds on completion for Wellington. The Kalingo is expected to arrive at Napier on Saturday from Newcastle direct to discharge a cargo of coal. The- Waihemo is at the Breakwater discharging general cargo from Pacific Slope ports. She is to sail to-morrow evening for Wellington. RICHARDSON LINE. The Pukeko was to have left Auckland last night for East Coast Bays, Gisborne and Napier. She is to arrive at this port on Friday morning and is to sail later that day for Auckland via Waikokopu. The Awahou was to leave Wellington last evening for Napier being due on Thursday morning, and sailing on Thursday afternoon for Gisborne thence Wellington. The Tu Atu loads for Wairoa to-day. The Koutunui sailed at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon for Gisborne. She proceeds from that port to Lyttelton where she will load on Monday for Waikokopu, Gisborne and East Coast bays. The Kiritona, Koan, and Tangaroa are idle at the breastwork. OVERSEAS SHIPPING Ardenvohr, left New York, July 9, due Auckland about August 25. Tairoa, left London July 15, due Auckland August 26. Golden Eagle, left Los Angeles August 1, due Auckland August 27. Maimoa, left Liverpool July 16, due Auckland August 29. Piako, left Newport July 14, due Now Zealand August 31. 0. A. Knudson, left San Pedro, August 6, due Wellington August 31. , Tekoa, left London July 28, due Port Chalmers September 3. Melbourne Maru, left Moji August 1, ■due Wellington September 3. Port Huon, left London July 29, due Auckland, September 4. M aimoa, left Liverpool July 16, due Auckland September 4. Narbada, left Singapore August 6 for Auckland, due September 4. Niagara, left Vancouver August 17, due Auckland September 5. New Zealand, left Los Angeles July 21, due Wellington, September 5. Triton, left Gothenburg June 28, due Auckland, September 7. Canadian Cruiser, left Montreal J-aly 26, due Auckland September 11. Wairuna, left Los Angeles August 15 Que Auckland September 12. Orari, left Liverpool August 6 for Auckland, due September 13. ' Melbourne Maru, left Moji August 1, Que Wellington, September 14. Raranga, left London August 12 due Auckland, September 20. ' Port Victor, left London August 12 Que New Zealand September 28.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 205, 24 August 1932, Page 7
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