SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18235, 20 November 1924, Page 13

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRIVALS. Wednesday, November IStfi. -HboD, s-s. (7.35 a.m.), 4647 tons, Otegg, la N.Z. Shipping Co., agents. Mlnwoa, fi.s. (12.20 p.m.), 2598 tons, StiteU, from Wellington. U.S.S. Co., agents.

DEPARTURES. Wednesday, November 19th. JUttroa, e.e. (6.40 pjn.), 2698 tons, SoWell, ftt Wellington. U.S.S. Co., agents. Expected Arrivals. Kipa, Titnaru, this day. tm, Chaihams, this day. Maori, Wellington, this day. Progress, Onehuhga, rthis day. Stiw&rra, Weaiport, thi3 day. Hcuoa, Wellington, November 31st. ;Wuri, Weatport, November 2lst. Witeatai, Timaru, November 21st. kawaki, Dunedin, November 21st. Habndale, Timaru, November 21at. K»qi, Wellington, November 22nd. Haeeknerna, Port Arthur, November 22nd. •Cumberland, Wellington, November 23rd. Putiki, Osborne, November 23»-Wanafa,-Wellington, November 25tn. Flow, Timaru, November 25th. Opihi, Timaru. November 25th. wbtagape, Sydney, November 26th. lobs, Timaru. November 26th. Pert Campbell, Dunedin, November 23th. Btoha, Gaole, November 30th. Kentucky, Wellington, November 30th. Athenic, Wellington, December 2nd. Bimßtaka, Wellington, Dacember 7th. I«s Vegas, Auckland, December 12th. Hertford, Wangnnui, December 14th. TFthiM, Wellington, December 16th. PtWpaki, Wellington. December 19th. Dliagworlh, Auckland. December 22nd. KtUpehu, Wellington, December 25th. Ktiaui, Dungdin, December 25th. Projected Departures. fci>», Wellington, this d«yProgress, Wellington, this day. jfwi, Wellington, this day. ««, Wellington, this day. Wikouaiti, Sydney, this day. •fttroa, Wellington, November 21st. Wingatul, Auckland, November 21st. Mo«riki, Wellington, November 2}afc. Moll, Timaru, November 21st, Hwaaaje. Wellington, November 21st. *»««>, Timaru, November 22nd. '•WW]*, Nowcastle, November 22nd. Dunsdin, November 22nd. |«tiki, Wsikokopu, November 24th. ™Mm, Bluff, November 25th. JW*, Wellington, November 25th. op«h4, Wellington, November 25th. •wm, Wapganui ; November 26th. "Wgaoe, Dunedin. November 27th. 'P»rt Campbell, Wellington, November Slk. *«rtfoid, London, December 18th.

SHIPPING NOTES. , «9 Hipi J a j uo this morning from Timaru "W fot Wellington and Wanganui. *f» Progress loads to-day for Wellington, JJfganui, and Now Plymouth. She is duo X aoraing with timber from Onehunga* £Fw Wingatui is duo to-morrow from DunR5 w discharge cargo from Auckland, and "Ste Auckland. ■ **• Moeraki b duo to-morrow morning r«& Dunedin to load for Melbourne. She f£ ua on the arrival of the 4.6 p.m. 2jM»m Christchurch for WcHington and J|* Wanaka is expected on Tuesday from J£«tta, via Wellington, and fiaite in tho Tfwoi far Bluff and Dunedin. jfij*" Holmdale ie duo to-morrow from to load for Wemngtoa and Wang*-

Katori is duo to-morrow with coal rt?jWc4tport, part of which is for dis£W »t Timaru, Oamaru, ard Dunedin. IfSJ* ffavua u expected on Saturday from •3m to dischargo Auckland cargo. *C*<(WH> is due on Wednesday next from s3s* tc Joad for "Wanganui and New Plyis??'t,llJ. "tie on Sunday from Gisbornc, iSfiL on Monday for Waikokopu, and Tokomaru Bay. M**s Wh * a S< h P<> is expected on "Wednesday direct, and is to sail en ThurtIttt % ncdl ". 1J 1«C and Sydney. JjS,A- Xacdonald. second enginoer of tho r?»# tag «oms ashore sick.

Mr A. Morris is now third rflato of the Ngatoro, vice Mr 11. A. Cridland. In continuation of hor voyigo from Net? York tho A. and A. liner Kentucky left Auckland on Monday evening for Napier and Wellington. She is now expected at Wellington on Sunday. Captain E. D. Mooster is in command. The Cumberland, now discharging Liverpool car<jo at Napier to the agency of the Federal S.N. Co., is to lea.ve> there to-mor-row for Wellington, where oho is due on Saturday. Slio completes discharge at Lyttelton and Dunedin. The Now Zealand Shipping- Company has been adviped that the steamer Tiokiove ar» rived at Montreal on November 14th from Sydney (Capo Breton) to complete loading for New Zealand porta. Cable advice received by the Federal S.N. Company states that, the Euapehu left Panama on Friday afternoon for Auckland, €» route from Liverpool. The vessel is duo at the northern port on December 7th, and a-j Wellington, via Gisborno, about December 17lh.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. Auckland—Athenic, Baron Napier, Canadian Traveller, Hertford, Kaikorai, Kaimanawa, Lingnam, Malakand, Ngakuta, Orari, Rimutaka, Tofua,. Remuera, Koromiko. Wellington—Maori, Mararoa, Ngaio, WaiItawe, Tutanekai, Tahiti, Trerrjere, Knock. fierna, Sir James Clark Ross, Moeraki, Kairanga, Cumberland, Kentucky, • Wjngatui, "West Kivaria, Mahana, Port Chalmers Trclissick, Waitemata, Tainui. Chatham Islands—Athenic, Rimutaka. C. AND D. LINE. The C. and D. Lino advises that the Port Augusta has been fixed to load at New Yorlt towards the end of January for New Zealand ports. Tho same line's Port Hardy loads at .Liverpool in March for Auckland, Wellington, I/yttolton, and Ihinediu. ° The steamer Tymcric, which is under char. ter to the C. and D.- Lino, was to leave ftew York on Saturday last, with cargo for discharge at Auckland, Napier, Wellington. Lyltslton, and Dunedin.

Cable advice has been reoeived by tho C w? . fP° that tna port Deriison, which loft Auckland on October let, arrived at London on Saturday morninsr. The vessel is Gchedulerl to sail from London on December 17th, with cargo for discharge at Auckland and Lyttelion.

WAHINE TO RESUME. The Wahine, which is completing overhaul and conversion to oil-burning at Port Chalmers, will rc-atiter the Welllngton-Lyttelton semco by sailing from Wellington on December 15th. Tho Maori will stay over at Wellington, and will sail for Lyttelton on the evening: of December 16th. The Mara- i roa, which 19 going on the Wellin»ton-Picio» run in placo of the Wainui, whick ha 3 been chartered by the Anchor Company for-about a month for the Wellington-NcOson service, will lerve Wellington for Picton on December 17th. SYDNEY HARBOUR STATISTICS. («I CABLB—JMSS ABBOeiATIOir—COyjJJNMW) (AUSiaM.UK ATO V.t. CAMJ» ASaOCtAKPJJ.) SYDNEY, November 19. During <the year ended June 30th last, 8518 vessels, of a gross tonnage of 15,435,63-2 entered Sydney Harbour, ad merease of 141 vessels compared with the previous year, and only 4.4 per cent, below the year ended Juno 30th, 1914, which was the port's record year. The net revenue collected last year was £897,336, and working expenditure £247,006. STRANDING OF THE OPUA. NO DAMAGE, (SrSCIAX, TO "Vf* MtMB.") GREYMOUTH, November 19. The steamer Opua- arrived in port to-day shortly after 2 p.m. An examination of tho vessel wais conducted by the octing-Collector of Customs, but it was ascertained that she had suffered no damage through grounding on Farewell Spit. Captain MoKenrio stated to "The Press" representative that tho Opus, grounded on the end of the sandy spit at 3.45 p.m. on Monday, when the weather was hazy, with frequont showers. She floated off without damage on the rising lido at 9.30 p.m. It is believed that ithe Spit has extended considerably sine© the last survey. ISLAND STEAMER OVERDUE. (BT CABtJE—?HISS (ACSTJUHAN ASP jr.l. CABLE ASSOCIATION) {Received November 19th, 10.15 pjn.) APIA, November 19. A wireloss warning has ,been issued aekin" ships to keep a look-out for tho steamer Dawn, which left Funafuti (Ellieo Islands) for .Suva on October 30th, and is now overdue. PORT OF TIMARU. Arrived—lii pa, from Oamaru. Sailed—Kipa, for Lyttelton. Expected Arrivals. Wingatui, from Oamaru, to-day. Holtndale, from Ournaru, to-day. Karori, from Wosiport, to-morrow, ■Hboll, from Lyttelton, Saturday. Calm, from Oamaru, Saturday. I'lora, from Oamaru, Monday. Opihi, from Oamaru, Tuesday. Galo, from Oamaru, November 2Sth. Port Hunter, from Lyttelton, Decempia ' projected Departures. Wingatui, for Lyttelton, Holmdalo, for Lyttelton, to-day. Karori, for Dunedm, to-morrow. Atholl. for Dnnedin, Saturday. Calm for Lyttelton, Saturday. Flora, for Lyttelton, Monday. Opihi, for Lyttelton, Tuesday. Gale, for Lyttelton,' November 28th. Nates. Tho Ripa- arrived yesterday from Oamaru, and sailed last night for Lyttelton. and Northern Ports- ... ~ . • Tho Wittsatui is due from Oamaru to-day, to load lot Auckland, via Lyttelton. Tho Holradale :b <OEpectod from Oamartt to-day to take cargo for Lyttelton, Weland Wanganui. The Karori will arri\'e from WeStporfc tomorrow, to discharge coal, and will got away for Dunedin to-morrow night. -The Atholl i» nav scheduled to arrive here on Saturday, to unload American cargo. I She wiU iail t!le samc day for -^Ecdin.