SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17112, 6 April 1921, Page 11

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTOJi . ARRIVALS. Tuesday, April sth. [ Wahine, s.s. (7.30 a.m.), 4436 tons, Cameron, from Wellington.. Union- Steam. Ship Co., agents Wakutn, s.s., 357 tons, 'Wills, from Kaikonra. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., agents. DEPARTURES. Tuesday, April sth. Wahine-. a.s. (10.10 Pim.), 4436 tons, Cameron, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. •• Calm, s.s. (8.20 p.m.), 891 tons, Braidwood, for Dnnediu. A. H. Turnbull and Co., agents.. '

EXPECTED- ARRIVALS. ■ . . Omega,, Hobartt, this day. Maori, Wellington, this day. Canopus, Westport, this day. $ Port Sydney, Wellington, this day. Breeze, Timaru,. this day. Wahine, Wellington, April ,7th. John, Wellington, April 7oh. Ka/toay Dunedit*,. April 7tlu .Baden -Powell, Wellington, April 7th., Earu, 'Wellington, April 7ih. Kaitaagnta, jN*\vc&3tle,_ April. Bth. . Storm, Wanganui, April Bth. ' • Waikoiiaiti, Auckland, April 9th. Jfwhana. Wellington, April oth. Calm, Timaru,, April 9th. Poherua, Greyjnouth, April 9th. Kamona,. Greymouth, April 9th. Kahika, Westport, April 9th. Leitrim, New York, April 10th. IJoonholm. Cardiff, April nth. ./ Port Hacking, Wellington,.April lltft. Trevoss, Newcastle, April 18th. Las Vcgaa, Auckland, eitrly. v „, ' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Wootton, Wellington, this day. Zealandic, London, thai day. Maori, .tins day. Cyget, Kaikoura, this day. Ngahere, Wellington, this day. Breezo, Picton, this",day; . John, Wangamri, April ■ Titb. Hioranga-, Wellington, April 7th* Katoa, Wellington, April 7th. Wakatu, Kaikoura/ Anril 7tih. Wahine-, Wellington, April 7th. 1 Canopus, Westport, April Bth., Opua, Wellington, April Bth. Koromiko, Sydney, April Bth. Kittawa. Port Chalmers, April Sfn. . Baden Powell, Wellington, April Sth. ' Orepuki, Greymouth, April Bth. Storm, Dnnedin, April Bth. Waitonio. Auckland, April 9th. . Calm, Wellington, April 9th. Kant, Wanganui, April 9th. Gladbrook, Suva, April 2th.

SHIPPING NOTES. The monthly stop-work, meeting of the Lyttclton 'Waterside Workers' Union was held yesterday morning, all work ceasing between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Good progress was made, in tho afternoon,' there .being a fair supply off trucks. ' • • The Port Sydney is due here this morning from Wellington. She has 1000 tons of New York cargo to discharge here, and will liter proceed to Dunedin. v Tho Port-Hacking is expected here on Monday from. Wellington." She will discharge New York cargo, and. will take in cargo here for London. ' ,i The Orepuki will now leave for Gieymouth on Friday. _'. . .. The Calm was despatched for Dunedin last - night. She is due ( l»ack here, via Timaru, on Saturday, and is to sail the same night for Wellington. « . The 3refee.should arrive here from Timaru. this morning, and after taking in further cargo sh* is jto sail to-night for Picton and Woriganui. ■,'„,... Kinsey and Co. now expect the lieitrim to arrive hero from New York on Sunday. The Kivu is due here tomorrow from Wellington, arid on" completion of discharge will probably load for Wanganui. The''Storm, from Wanganui direct, js due, hero on Friday. She will sail on -Friday night for Dunedin and Timaru. Captain J. Slawson has sucfleded Captain "H. Bold" as master of tho Komata. The Koromiko, on completion of diseharge, will load produce for. Sydney. From that pftrt she will go to ytowcastle to load coal for New Zealand.

• Tiro Waitomo, which is to leave hero on Saturday for Auckland, will, on completion. of discharge a-tth* /northern port, proofed to jfewcastlo to' load coal for the Dominion. The Gladhrook is now awaiting a cargo of coal from 'West-port, duo here by the Kahikaat tho end of the week, on loading 'which she will sail for" Suva early next week. The Waikouaiti, due hero at tho «nd of the -week with cargo from Auckland, • will complete' discharge here, and then go to Oamaru and Timaru to load produde and general cargo for Auckland, completing loading at this port. • The Poherua, with coal, and the Ka-mona with timber, are both due here from Greymouth at the cud of this week. The Kahika is bringing coal from Westport. With * full general cargo the Zealsndia is expected to leave here to-dsy for London, via j?anama. / -. A radio message received From the r<ew Zealand Shipping Company's liner Sussex, en route from the United Kingdom to >'<ew Zealand, etate3 that the vessel expects to. arriveat Auckland this afternoon. She- shoukl reseh Wellington- about April iSth. The departure «f the Xcw Zealand Shipping Compa'nv's liner Ruapehn. from Wellington {or Loadon. via Panama, has been postponed till April I9Ui. .' ■ ' The Bimntaka, at present completem? Homeward loading at Weiliuston, k now fixed to sail «t noon <ra April 12th for London, via Panama. . ■ The Federal Line havi -received cable advice that the City of Winchester left Xow York «n March Kfrd, »nd Newport Xcws on Hwrcli EOtli. cfcrgo-bvlen lor Atec'kland, Wellington Lyttolttm. Timarn, Dnnedrn, BHflf, and Sv'dnev. The vessel is dns nt Auckland about "May Ist, and at Wellington u week later. .. . '. - "" A wireless message received from the F-clerai liuei Shopeaite, eu rbnt? from the T-iitcd KHr'f.-J'. with a nvnsbcr oi -.ni:v.i--jrrßcls tor f Dominion, spates '.hi': '.!»e vcts=l vri'l arrive at Wellington next Ssturdav e.Ti:i^ r '. / . . Mr O. M. H<rfiho-.. c* \einon. j* icti-.* vrirole.?:! o'xra'.or oi: tb.2 'tJovein.njer.'l Etfwucr Txitfc'nekai. •

VESSELS WITHIN' WIRELESS. RANGJE ; OF NEW ZEALAND. , Awanui— H. B. StcrUa*s, Langkm Hall, .Whtngaro, Kauri, Trcdoniiaan, Kaifcuna,. Auelilund—Sussex; Nonn-an Star, Atlrcnic-, . Mararoa-, Awarua,. ErroL Wellington-—-ACuioim, Kaioa,. Port. Hacking, '. Tulanekai,' Wauaka, Tahiti, Wuiiuna, Port -Sydney. Chatham- Islands—Shropshire, Port Pirie, !Loitrim, Otira, and Port Moibourne. QUICK LOADING. For roontlrs. past daily comment of many ship/gin jf pooplo throughout tho Com? nionwoalth and Nbw Zoaland ha 3 been tho •delay ofC vessels loading coal at Newcastle, mora especially from charterers and- owner* o£' sailing- vessels. In some cases tho sailers there had- long* detentions, being iu port fron*. October to January, while, it has been a commoit occurrence for many of the big> American wooden .vessels .to. be- in port fbrover fifty days, and tho masters, of these vessels worrying how- their yes3ol would, far© at sea, aft«r such n. long delay, During-tho lasts few weeks, however (particularly- owing! to the? strike), sailing* v.essols have? rec-sived bettor despatch, and; last w«e!t the Seaham Coal Co. completed; loading tba big American fire-masted barqucntino Forest Dream with coal for Port Allen, after the v*ss»l had been- in port for only a. week, which is- a. striking- contrast to tho- same company's v«svel Fore-st Pridei which -was in port for fifty day a. If* colliery-proprietors and agents were-, free from Government interference, Newcastle would once- again command her great, overseas business. wh;ch would mean greater revenue for the Government, and more, prosperity for tho people.—"Sydney Shipping List." "

THE ANTK)PE?'S CHEW.. • (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND,. April 6. Seven, members of. the crew- of the bflTquo Antiope, which was damaged to the extent, of £40,000 by fire in Delagoa Bay on January I.lth, arrived yesterday by the lliverina from Sydney.: They are:— S., Atkinson (Palmerston North), S. Lyon (Devonport), A. E.vro '(New Plymouth), 0. McGoon, and A. Lilly (Durredir), G. Derrick (Suva), and R. Nan* carr.o\v. , . SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ' " "• - . LONDON, April, 3, Sailed, WoodarM, for Lytte-ltqu. NEW YORK, April 2. Sailed, Canadian Planter, for Auckland. NEWCASTLE, Apia! 5. Arrive!, Tiiraswra,. from Auckland. Sailed, Joan Craig,, for Uew Zealand. i AUCKLAND, April 5. Arrived', U.M.S. Chatham trad H.JfS. Philomel (3.15 a.m.), from; Wellington; Las Vegas (9 a.m.). from San Francisco. Sailed, Athenic 4 p.m.), for Wellington. WELLINGTON, April 5.

Arrived, Maihana- (4.1-5 a.m.), from London, via Panama; Maori (7 0..m.), from Lyttelton; Baden." Potosll, (1&30 a.m.),- from Lyttelton; Soraata (6.30 p.m.), from W«st]iort. "Sailed,'Kakapo (1.30 p.m.), for Groymouth; Port Sydney (4.30 p.m.), for Lyttelton and Dunedin: Ngakuta, (4.5 C p.m.), for Greyp mwuth; Maori (?.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton. The Tahiti, altar re-loading her undamaged canto, sail«d tit. 10.30 p.m. for San l^aucisco. Tbo Kant sailed at 3.10 p.m. for LytteHon. DUNEDIN, April 5. Arrived, Katoa (G.lO p.m.),, from Auckland.