SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18234, 19 November 1924, Page 13

SHIPPING.

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* ARRIVALS. -1 5 % Tuesday, November 18th. •;' Maori, a.s. (6.35 a.m.), 3476" lons. Irwin, [from Wellington. Union SteSm Skip Co., ' &s<_ts. ' l*»lm, a.s. (11.10 a.m.), 891 tons, MoLaoh--la, from Wellington. A. H. Turnbull and •'0», taenia. DEPARTURES.

- Tuesday, November 18th. a*. (11.16 fc.m.), 150 tons Lar«n, for Wellington. A. Ehind and Co., ;igeats> - Calm, sj. (5 p.m.), 801 torts, McLaohJaA, tin Bluff. A. H. Turaball and Co. 4 v ajeat». • . vt Maori, s_.. (8.30 p.m.), 3476 tons, Irwin, 'dot Wellington. Union Steam Ship to., • •ajMIU. ;

.'> Expected Arrivals. ? Xaiwarra, Wcstport, this day. »>SJp4j : Timaru, this day. Mararca, Wellington, tnis day. IW, Chathama, this day. K*wri, Weatport, this day. -Atholl, Wellington, thi» day. Maori, Wellington, November 20tb, Proa sew, Wanganui, November 20th. Kaockfierna, Pott Arthur, November 20th. Wmgatui, Ximaru, November 21st. • _eefaki, Dunedili, November 21st. Molmdaie, Timaru, November 21st. ' Wanaka, Wellington, November 2-tt. Cumberland, Wellington, November 23rd. ■ Jutijri, Gfcborne, November 23rd. > xiavua, Wellington, November 23rd. Flora, Timaru, November 25th. Opihi, Timaru, November 26th. tynangapo, Sydney, November 28th. _ Jork Campbell, Dunedin, November 28th. Htorm, (ioole, November 30th. 'Kentucky, Wellington, November 30th. Athenic, Wellington, December 2nd. Riarataka, Wellington, December 7th. 14s Ycgas, Auckland, December 12th. Hertford,, Wanganui, December 14th. Pakipaki, Wellington. December 19th. Ulingworfh, Auckland. December 22nd." Itatpebu, Wellington, December 25th. Haimai, Dunedin, December 25th. Projected Departures.

Mararoa, "Wellington, this day. Wattooaiti, Sydney, tlm day. Ripa, Wellington, this day. Progress, "Wellington, November 20th. M»on, Wellington, November 20th. '"Tees, Wellington, November 20th. ttiagatui, Wellington, November 21a.. Hoetaki, Wellington, November 21st. Atholl, Tunarn, November 21st. Vwwka, Donedin, November 21st. Holmdale, Wellington, November 21at. Wrori, Timaru, November 22nd. , fovua, Dtfnodin, November 24th. iV RiWa, Wfciiokopn, November 24 th. Flora, Napier, November 25th. (\ Opihi, Wellington, November 25th. t Wh»ngipe, Dunedin, November 27th. ? Port Campbell, Wellington, November - m. I -■ s«rt(ord, London, December ISth.

~, SHIPPING NOTES. . J&* flip* ja duo- this morning faom '.poura u» wad tur Weiungtoa aua Wantf*- \. km, A 1»» Tees J3 duo from Waitangi to-day *Uu iheop. blie toadfl to-morrow tor YV«h i,* nastpon, ana Ureyinouin. f;. '**« «ogr(*u, duo to-morrow irora Waaga''pu, m u» tutm lur Wellington, ttangunm, , *«» now Wymoutii. Too Wingatui is duo from Timaru. to-max* _,* t J 8 * to aiacn&rge. Aucxi&nd cargo and to iofl4 «J« W AiKutland. £ju> ifl to em rroni hero vi* i.^f 1 iiavua is due, on Sunday from Auck- *■ iT u '» vw VVeilingtonj and is to eail on ilons+ ,-ty tor Ihinedm. I **f Wellington, £<ueon, and Hew tlymouth.. "£4-"» JfJora, m due trom Timaxu on Xuea!^*J 'to load for wapier and Gisborne. 3 .. -Hie Atholl is duo this morning from Welk,V? gtoa to discharge Montreal cargo to the of the New Zealand Shipping Co. it*!!* 1 k* l * *bo proceeds to Tiniam and vt'Vfi? Kaimai loads at Hobart about the. §£ J-Srfe of nex * month for Bluff, Ihuwdin, and Wellington.

Tho Moeraki, from Melbourne, via Bluff and Dunedin, is due on Ftiday. She is to sail on tho arrival of the 4.5 p.m. train from Christehurch, for Wellington, en routo for Melbourne.

The Atholl, duo to-day from Wellington, is commanded by Captain Stevens, who has with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr J. Duncsn; second, Mr W. D. Comloouoy; third, Mr A. King: «hief engineer, Mr J Tweedalc; second, Mr C. Davidson: third, Mr J. Stevenson; fourth, Mr C-. McMillan;' chief steward, Mr t>. H. Waterson; wireiess operator, Mr H. J. "Workman

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS

RANGE OF N.Z.

Auckland—Athenic, Baron Napier, Canadian Traveller, Hertford, Kaikorai, Kaimanawa, Koromiko, Lingnam, Maheno, Malakand, Ngakuta, Tofua, Ventura, Waikawa, Orari.

Wellington—Maori, Mararoa, Ngato, Mceraki, Kairanga, Tutanekai, Knookfierna, Trelissick, Waitemata, Turakina. Kaiapoi, Gumborland, Kentucky, Katoa, Tremere Mahana, IJemuera,. Tainui, Karemea. Chatham Islands—Athenic, KimnUka

GISBORNE HARBOUR. (fuss assocutios ncLKaatx.) GISBOBNE, November 18. The Gisborno Harbour Board has accepted tho tender of Goodman (£10,260) for the construction of the railway bridge in connexion with tno new harbour works, OPUA AGROUND. SAFELY REFLOATED. (PMSB ISIOCUTIOS TILKMUM.) The Tiloki, which passed Capo Farewell this morning, reports sighting the Opua, agcound five miles cast of Farewell light Assistance was not accepted. Captain Vickerman of the Titoki, is of the opinion that the Opua will float off with the rising tide. t-i t Jjater. Farewell Spit reports that the weather is still hazy, though fo a certain extent clear vision was obtained, but thero was no sign of tho Opua. A vessel passed tho Spit at 12.30 bound west. This is believed to bo the Opua, which apparently floated off on the rising tide.

A later message to Messrs Eeese Bros., agents for the Opua Shipping Company, states that the Opua was sighted from Cape Farewell Lighthouse, going west. Evidently no difficulty was experienced in re-floating her. Captain McKenzie is in command of the vessel, which carries a crew of sixteen. Farewell Spit, where the Opua. touched, has been the scene of many etrandingo, but ia nearly case tho teasels }j aTo refloated, little' tho w/>rso for their experience. Instances are the Monowai, tho Mapourika and the Kurow. The latter waa ashore for sis weeks before she was refloated.

- , THE H. K. HALL. Some information was given by Mr H. J. C. George, of Auckland, concerning the five-masted schooner H. K. Hall, which, it was reported some weeks ago, had been purchased by ,Ncw Zealand buyers subject to inspection. Mr George has been in Sydney negotiating over the sale for the paet threo months, and returned to .Auckland by tho Manuka last week. Although the actual sale has not y« been confirmed, tho schooner haa been re-com-missioned and is now under tho management of Captain G. H. George, brother of Mr H. J. C: George. Sho loaded about 850 tons of Australian hardwood at Sydney, and sailed last week for Port Stephens to complete her cargo. She is expected to- tak* her departure for New Zealand towards, the end of the present month. A portion of Wcarao will be unloaded at New Plymouth, ian-lßland trade. PORT OF TIMARU. Expected Arrivals. TtitNß from Oaroaru, to-day. W&gatul, from Oamaru, to-morrow. Hotodalo, from Oamaru, to-morrow. AthoU, from Lyttelton iriday. Calm, from Oamaru, Saturday. I'lora. from Oamaru, Monday. Opihi, from Oamaru, Tuesday. OAle from Oamaru, November 2SA. Port'Ser, from Lytteltou, December 17th ' Projected Departures. Rioa. for Lyttelton, to-day. Katui, for Lyttelton, to-morrow. Holmdale, for Lyttelton to-morrow. Atholl for Dunedin, hriday. Calm, f<« Lyttelton, Saturday. Flora, for Lyttelton, Monday. Opihi, for Lyttelton, Tuesday. Gale, for Lyttolton, November 28th. Notes. Tho Eipa ia due from Oamaru to-day to wV? for Lyttelton, Wellington, and WangaS Holmdale and Calm will load for the same porta on Thursday and Saturd should arrive from Oamaru to-morrow night to tak« m cargo for Auckland, sailing via Lyttelton. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that the Alholl will arrive from Lyitelton on-Friday, to unload American cargo. The Flora is expected on Monday from Oamaru, and will load for Napier and Gisborne. via Lyttelton. The Opihi will call here on Tuesday to pick up cargo for Lyttolton, : Wellington, Kelson, and New Plymouth. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LONDON. November 18. Sailed from Londou: City of Edinburgh, for AucklandArrived at Suez: Belfast Mam. Passed Perlra: Surrey. NEWCASTLE, November 18. Sailed. Kaitake, for Auckland. SYDNEY, November 18. Arrivod, Ulimaroa (5 a_a.), from New Zealand. AUCKLAND, November 18. Arrived, Mahcno (1 p.m.), from Sydney. Sailed, Navua. (10.30 p.m.), for Wellington. ' DUNEDIN. November 18. Sailed, Sir James Clark Koaa (7.40 ajn.), for Stewart lalind; Kamona (3.60 pjn.), for Wellington; Bapa (6.50 p.m.), for Timaru. BLUFF, November 18. Arrived (8.30 p.m.), Moeraki, from Melbourne. P»ss*Tißeiß for Lyttelton—Mi«Bo3 Lyneky, Whitlaw, Hiseoek, Mesdamea Ross, Thompson, Freeman, Osborne, . Mabin fierry, Hosley, Greenwood, DalrieU, Messrs Ross, Thompson, Freeman, Parry, Hosley, find G. D. Greenwood...