SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18371, 2 May 1925, Page 14

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Friday, May Ist. Maori, e.s. (6.35 a.m.), 3188 tone, Irwin, from Wellington. 'Union Steam Ship Co., Agents. Manilla, 8.8. (1.50 p.m.), 4534 tons, Doorly, from Melbourne, via Bluff and Dunedin. TJnion Steam Snip Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Friday, May l*t Port . Brisbane, &£. (2 p.m.), 8315 tons, Compton, for London, via Wellington. Kinfey and Co., Ltd., agents. Wootton, s.s. (8 p.m.), 160 tons, Larsen,. for Wellington. A. Rhiad. and _ Co., agents.- • Maori, s.s. (8.20' p.mj, 3488 tons, Irwin, for Wellington. Union Steaxn Ship Co., agento. K&iapui, s.fl. (5.60 p.m.), 2008 tans, Martin, for Auckland.' Union Steam _ Snip Co., i agents. - Expected Arrivals. Ripa, Timaru, this day. Wahine, Wellington, this' day. Maori, Wellington, May 3rd. Cygnet,': Kelson, May 3rd.. Pakura, Gisborne, May. 3rd. . Breeze, Wellington, May 3rd. Gale, Westport, May 4tii. Mararoa, Wellington. May sth. West Nivaria, Wellington, May 6th. Corinna, Timaru, May sth. ' Orepuki, Torakohe, May ' sth. Waipori, West Coast, May 6th. Ptiriri, Wellington, May 6th. Orari, Wellington, May 6th. Maori, Port Chalmers, May 6th. Poolta. Port Stephens, May 7th. Wingatui, Tiniaru, May Bth. Waikouaiti, Dunedin, May 9th. Kaano, Gisborne, May 10th. Hertford, Wellington, May 10th. Canadian Traveller, Wellington,' May 14th. Athenio, Timaru, May 14th. Suffolk, Wanganui, May 14th. Leieo Moenke, Wellington, May 17th. Corinthic, Wellington, May 19th. City of Shanghai, Wellington, May 24th. Oreti, Dunedin, early. Projected Departures. j Zita, Waitara, this day: Wahine, Wellington, this day. Wanaka, Wellington, this day. Maori, Wellington, May 4th. . Pakura, Pictcm, May 4th. > . Breeze, Dunedin, May 4th. Ripa, Wellington. May 4th. Corinna Wellington May sth. Orepuki, tTelson,' May 6th. Mararoa, Wellington, May 6th. Wingatui, Wellington, May Bth. Kawatiri, Picton, May Bth. Cygnet, Kaiktrara, May Bth. Kaano. Dunedin,'May. 11th. : • -Waikouaiti, Timaru,. May 18th. Athenic, Wellington, May 18th. Suffolk, Napier, May 18th. >- ' , SHIPPING NOTES. • The ferry steamer ia the only vessel, due to arrive to-day. . ■ .The Ripa. is expected to-morrow from Timaru, and is to load on Monday, for Wellington, Pictcm, &£d' Wanganui. The echooner ■ Zita ia to eail to-day for Waitara. . The, Wanaka is to be dispatched to-day for Wellington and' Auckland. The Breeze is due to-morrow from Wellington, and eails on Monday for, Dunedin and "Timaru. . The -Pakura, one of Richardson and Co.'s steamers, is' due to-morrow from Gisborne. She ia to 'load on Monday for Picton, Waihokopu,. Tokomaru Bay, Tolaga Bay, Tuparca, and . Gisborne. Messrs Klnsoy end Co are the local kger.ta. .The Waipori, which is discharging Westport coal, is to sail on Wednesday for the West -Coast. . ' The Karoo is expected' on Sunday week from Napier with sheep. She is to-sail on the following day for Dunedin. The Corinna, due on Tuesday from Timaru, leads for Nelson and New Plymouth.

The Orepuki is to load on Wednesday for Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth. The Federal steamer Puriri is expected on Wednesday from . Wellington to discharge New York cargo. The Orari is due on Wednesday from Wellington. She lias West of England cargo to discharge to the agency of Kinsey and Co., Ltd. Mr J*. W. Bagg is now third engineer on thi* Wahine, vice Mr C. McL Smith Mr B. ■ Hughes has signed off the Flora's articles as fourth engineer. The Shaw-Savill Company advises that the Athenio is to load for Home at Port Chalmers, Bluff, Timaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington. She is expected to clear Wellington , finally at daybreak on May 24th for Southampton and London, via Panama. The New Zealand Shipping Company has been advised by cable that the steamer .Golden Cape arrived at Colon on April' 24th, and cleared Panama the same day for Auckland. The vessel'' has cargo from Lovisberg, St'. John (N. 8.), and Newport News for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyt--telton, Dunedin, Sydney, and Melbourne. She should reach Auckland about May 22nd. / The C. and D. liner Port Brisbane sailed yestetdsy for. Wellington to complete loading for Home. ■ The vessel ii expected to sail 'from '.Wellington on Monday next for London, via Panama.

The Tainui arrived at Wellington on Thursday nsorring from Timaru to take in the. remainder .of her oargo.. The vessel -8 to sail from Wellington at 4 p.m. on Wednesday for Southampton' and London, via Panama. -.

The Shaw-Savill Company has been 'advised 1 that-the Waiwera, which left Antwerp on April 3lth, has a. cargo of slag for discharge at Auckland and J«ew Plymouth. The vessel, which-is coming out via the Cane Horn route, ia.duft .at .Cl> Jiwe 9th<

The Federal liner Hertford is to leave Auckland on Tuesday for Wellington to continue discharge of her Liverpool cargo. She later proceeds to Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff to unload the remainder of lier cargo. The C. and P. Lino has beer, advised that the Port Campbell is to leave Australia early next week to load cargo for Home at Whakatane, Gisborne, Waikokopii, Napier, Lyttelton, Picton, and Wellington. She is expected to sail finally from Wellington during the first week in June sor London, via Panama.

Wilbert Stanley Clark, master of the steamer Awahott, was charged at the Auckland Magistrate's Court yesterday with allowing the vessel's Plimsoll mark to be submerged 2Jin. The. breach was corrected immediately his attention was drawn to it 'by the removal of seventeen tons of deck cargo. , The Court held that the offence was not serious, and dismissed the charge on the ■payment of coots. VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. Auckland—City of Winchester, Tutanekai, Omana, Tennessee, Canadian Traveller, Leise Maersk, City of Shanghai, Waitomo, Navua, Makambo, Sonoma, s Cumberland, Maunganui, Ombilim, Tasmania, .Raiman--awn-, Flora, Katoa. _ . "Wellington—Wahine, Maori, Ngaio, Arahura, TJlimaroa, Karori, Suffolk, Manuka, Turakina, Argyllshire, Rakanoa, Kauri, '.Kaitoke, Wanaka, Wingatui, City, of Madras, Mttmari. Kaituna, Makura, Electra Stavroudi. Puriri, Orari, West Nivalis., Port Brisbane, Kaiwarra, City of Bristol, Kaiapoi, Katoa, Canadian Conqueror. Chatham Islands—Tongariro, Corintmo, City of Shanghai. THE NEW STEAMER SERVICE. LONDON TO SOUTH ISLAND PORTS. In connexion with the new direct cargo service from London to South Island ports, to be • inaugurated next month, when overseas steamers will make regular calls at Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Timaru, the Commonwealth and Dominion Line announces the following projected sailings:— Port Dunedin (new motor ship) to sail June 24th for Dunedin and Lyttelton. A steamer to sail October 28th for Lyttelton and Dunedin. A steamer to tail March 3rd, 1926, for Dunedin and Lyttelton. A steamer to sail July 7 th, 1926, for Lyttelton and Dunedin.

The New Zealand Shipping Company announce that under the tqrms of the new service the following time-table has been tentatively arranged for the next 12 months:— Kent (9857 tons) to sail July 15th for Lyttelton and Dunedin. Tongarfro (new steamer of about 8000 tons) to sail August 26th for Lyttelton and Dunedin. '

Tekoa (8526 tons) to sail September 6th for Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Bluff. A 6 f eamer to sail November 18th for Auckland, Timaru, and "Dunedin. A steamer to sail January 20th, 1926, for Dunedin and Lyttelton. A steamer to sail March 24th, 1926, for L'yttelton, Timaru and Dunedin. A steamer to sail Mav 26th, 1926, for Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Bluff. The steamers of the New Zealand Shipping Company's fleet to be engaged in the new service are all modern oil-burningi vessels capable of making the outward voyage in 33 days, via Panama. The Kent, Tongariro, and Tekoa tare, noted for consistent fast passages. The Shaw. Saville, _ and Albion Company announce the following projected sailings from London: — A Bteamer to sail August* 15th for Dunedin, Lyttelton, Timaru. A steamer to sail on October 7th 1 for Auckland and Dnnedin. A steamer to sail December 9th for Dunedin, Lyttelton and Bluff. A steamer to pail December 30th for Lyttelton and Dunedin. A eteamer to ep.il February I.oth, 1926, for Lvttelton and Dunedin. A eteamer to sail April 14th, 1926, for Dunedin and Lyttelton. A steamer to sail June 16th, 1!B6, for Auckland and Dunedin. . : SHIPPING TELEGRAMS, j LONDON. April 30. Arrivals—At Manchester, Waimaf.e; at New York, Eastern; at Panama; Canadian Challenger. Departures—From Teneriffej Port Chalmers j from Panama, Papamui; from Norfolk, City of Christiania. SYDNEY, May 1. Arrived, Aorangi (6 a.m.), from Auckland. MELBOURNE, .May 1. Arrived, Hauraki, from -New Zealand. NEWCASTLE, 'May 1. Sailed, Rakanoa, Inga, and Joan Craig, for New Zealand. AUCKLAND, May 1. Arrived, Canopus (5 p.m.), from New Plymouth. , Sailed, City of 'Winchester (6.30 a.m.), for London; Ombilin (7 a.m.), for Newcastle; Haunganni (3.35 p.m.), for . Sydney. WELLINGTON May 1. Arrived, Wahine (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Storm (12.45 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Holmdale (2.10 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Orari (noon), from Napier; _ John (noon), from New -Plymouth; Puriri (5.20 p.m.), from Anckland. Sailed, Ulimaroa (12.15 p.m.), f or Sydney ; Corinna (3.40 p.m.), for Dunedin; John (8.10 p.m.), for Dunedin; Wahine (7.55 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Storm (to sail 11.30 p.m.), for Picton. DUNEDIN, May 1. Sailed, City oI Bristol . (6,50 a.m) for Svdney. " ''

CARGO FROM EAST CANADA. The Nw Zealand Shipping Companv advises that, tho following two steamers have teen fixed to load at East Ca/iadian port« for New Zealand: The Doonholm arrived at Sydney (C.8.) on Aoril 2Eth, to commence loading for Auck'ard, WeUinst-m, Lylt-eltoji, RunWlm, Melbourne, and Sydney. From Sydrley ahe will proceed to Montreal and Newport News to complete her cavqo. The Doonholm will he followed by+h» Pi-enicia, which will take iu cargo for New Zealand ports at Sydney (C.B) and Montreal. Thn Piemcip, is expected to commence her loading at Sydney on Juno 30th. DUNEDIN DISPUTE. (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) DUNEDIN, May 1. A dispute in connexion with the loading of sand ballast in the Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Augusta arose this afternoon between the men engaged in operations and the local agents. The Port Augusta arrived on Thursday mornin'g from New Itork, via northern porta, to discharge 4GO tons of general freight and to take in about 600 tons of sand ballast before proceeding to Port Kembla. The inward cargo was unloaded on Thursday afternoon, and a gang of waterside workers commenced to load ballast last evening. Another three gangs were put on to-day, and work proceeded without a hitch until 3.30 p.r hen the men intimated that they wa an extra rate for such work, and as no agreement was com© to between them and the agents, ceased operations. The matter has been referred to the local Disputes Committee. In the meantime the Port Augusta is lying idle, and unless agreement can be reached in the morning, the vessel probably will be detained in port over the week-end.