SHIPPING NOTES.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14980, 29 May 1914, Page 8

SHIPPING NOTES.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Kaipara arrived at Dunedin from London on Wednesday last. Sho is expected here early nest -week. . It is edviecd that tho New Zealand Shipping - Company's liner Remuera, which left Wellington tor London On May 7th, arrived at Monte Video "on Monday last. Under charter U> the Federal and Sluro Line, the.steamer Mimiio is duo from Wellington to-morrow to continue the discharge of her cargo from Liverpool. To assist in .relieving the pressure on meat space, the Federal and Shire liner Durham ia duo shortly at Timaru from Anetralia. Lyttolton will also be visited, and departure will be taken for 'Avonmouth, via Las Palmas, from this port about June 13th. Running -under engagement to the Federal and Shire (Line, the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Kimiitaka is due , on. Sunday or Monday from Wellington with cargo from, the West of England. After completing diecharge at Dunedin, the veseel will load on behalf of her charterers. Advice (has been received to tho effect that the A. and A. Line's chartered eteamer Southport is expected to remain, at Newcastle in order to (have repairs effected, until to-morrow. The vessel is originally from New York, and li.-vs been at the New South. Wales port for the past fortnight. She ia not due at iLyttelton until about Juno 11th. Anticipations ore that the steamer Borderer will leave Wellington this evening for Lyttelton, in continuation of tho discharge of her cargo of hardwood from Bunbury. Tho vessel will complete discharge at" Dunedin, after which eho -will proceed to Newcastle. An expected α-rrival at Wellington yesterday was tie Vacuum Oil Company's chartered eteamer Veturia, from New iork, via Auckland. The vessel is duo (hero early next week, and will complete discharge ia the South. Subsequently ehe loads coal at Newcastle 'lor the East. -' Running under tho auspices of the Vacuum Oil Company, tho steamer John Hardie ie duo to-morrow with a cargo of case oil from New York. • The Maunganui, which arrived at Wellington, from Sydney on Wednesday, brought transhipments ex tie steamer Schlesien, Prinz Sigismund, Tinana, Wyreena, Caledonian, Dueseldorf, Otway, Eeatern, Maloja, Tyela, and Geof. Tisza Istwan. The Maitai arrived at Lyttelton yesterday morning from Melbourne, via Hobart and eonthem porta, and left in the evening for Wellington ito transhin to the ifaungaaui for Sydney. The Maitai leaves Dunedin for Melbourne on Juno Ist, and will not call at, this port on iher way south from Wellington. ' .

The schooner Eliza Firth and the biigantino Aratanu, according io the shipping board at LytieHon, both' left Kaipara at 2.45 p.m. yesterday for Lytteltoa with a cargo of timber. Mr F. Govsky has rejoined the Wahine as eeccad officer, and Mr H. E. Ruttcr, who has fbcen relieving him. has gone aahorc. Mr J. v.richton, late of the WjUochra, haa joined the Tarawera as assistant purser. Mr K. D. Xichoiae has joined the Komata. as third officer. ilr E. Wood, lato purser of the Paloona,

wae to have, joined the Monowai at Wellington yesterday, relieving Mr Williams, "who has been granted leave of absence.