SHIPPING NOTES.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14987, 6 June 1914, Page 13

SHIPPING NOTES.

\n arrival at Lyttelton yesterday was tho Sew Zealand Shipping Company's liner. K;vipara, from ' Dunedm. Use vessel -has a largo quantity of cargo from London to discharge. En route from London to Wellington and Auckland, the New Zealand' Shipping Company's liner Opawa paesed Capo Horn ou Sunday. She is due at Auckland about tbo end of the present- month.

Homeward bound, the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Waimate arrived *t Monte Video on Wednesday last. "

Tbe New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rcnniera, which sailed from Wellington for London on May 7th, left Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday last.

Under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company, the steamer Batsford is due at Auckland about the 19th inst?.nt. The vessel left St. John on April 4th, and wjl probably arrive at Lyttelton about June IG'h.

The Federal and Shire liner Suffolk, which left Wellington for London on Ap-il 16tb. arrived at the Home port en Tu-ceday last. The ve=Bel loaded in the Doinhron under th? auspices of the New Zealand Shipping Company. En route to Avonmouth the Fed'rsl p-' Shire hner Surrey arrived at Las Palm*; £ Friday last. Tho vespel took her departu c ftom Wellington en Arril 16th. Dne at Dunedin, at the end of tbe month, the Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Mamari arrived at Cape Town last Suniay morning. The vessel took her departure from Lordon on May 7th, and in addition to Dunedin, will discharge at Lyttelton and Nelson. . Running under engagement to the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, the steamer Walkure is due at New Plymouth from Hull at any time now. The "vessel called at Durban, en route, on May 22nd. From New York, via Australian ports, the American and Australian Company's chartered , steamer Tannenfels arrived at Auckland on Thursday last. After calling at Wellington, the veascl is due at Lyttelton in about a week's time. The. steamer Whakarua left Lyttelton for Dunedin yesterday to complete discharge of her cargo from New York. The Commonwealth and Dominion liner Muritai arrived at-Lyttelton from Bluff yesterday morning. She ia expected to leave on Monday next for Avonmouth, va- Las Palmas. The principal linfs in the Niagara's Nevr Zealand cargo ircm Vancouver were: —1336

rapes salmon. 212 rolls paper, 125 casea drngs, 12i crates desks, 2-23 crate* sewing l machines, 0 caws automobiles, 093 sacks copra, .SO .packages machinery. 46 case* corset?. The liner is due at Sydney en Saturday next.

Tho Union Company's West Coast passenger steamer Mnpourika ia now undergoing survey and overhaul at Wellington, and will not resume until tho 13th instant.

A cablegram announces tha departure on Thursday last from Clarence River of tii<i barqucntine Wnngiumi.. with a cargo of hardwood for Westport.

On account of being delayed in the North, tbe Monowai will not nrvivo at Lyttelton until to-morrow. She will leave for Dunedin to-raorrow upon arrival oi tho 10.55 a.m. train from Christcburch, and is due back again on Wednesday. The Union Company's collier Waihora, which is to be laid up on account of tbo labour troubles in Newcastle, was taken out into tbe stream yesterday morning. Her crew were paid off in the afternoon.

After being bar-bound for somo days, the. Karamu is exnocted to leave Greymouth for Lyttelton to-day.

■ Tho' Poherua" was expected to Mi! last nisrht from Westport- for Lvttelton.

Mr R. Huntley has joined tbo Taviuni as second officer, in place of Mr i\ 'E. Woods, who has signed off.

Mr Rutter, late of the Wahine, has signed on the Waihori ns second officer, in -place of Mr H. McPhec. ' -