SHIPPING NOTES.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18407, 13 June 1925, Page 18

SHIPPING NOTES.

The Wootton i« to commence loading' today for Wellington, and sails on Monday. I The schooner Zita is to be dispatched' early next week with general cargo for Waitnta. The Gale is now due to-morrow from Timaru, and is to sail on Monday for Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui. The Cygnet is due back to-morrow, and is to aail oh Monday night for Kaikoura, Motueka, and Nelson. The Calm has been delayed at Wellington by heavy rain, and iB now expected to-mor-row. She is to sail on Monday for Bluff, Dunedin, and Timaru. The Storm lias also been delayed at Wellington, and is to leave tneVe to-day for Dunedin direct. She is due here on Wednesday, via Tiruavu, and loads for Wellington and ' Wanganui. The Ripa has been held up at Wanganui by heavy- weather, and is expected here or. Tuesday, via Wellington. She is to sail the same day for Dunedin and Oamaru. Tho Breeze should be here on Tuesday from Timaru. . She loads for Wellington and Wanganui. The Corinna is now due to-morrow from Timaru, and loads on Monday for Nelson and New Plymouth. She sails via Wellington. The Wairau is timed to load here on Monday for Blenheim. The Parera is to load on Monday for Waikokopu, Gisborne, Tologa Bay, and Toiomaru Bay. The Federal steamer Norfolk is to sail to-day for Dunedin and Australian ports to complete discharge of her Liverpool cargo. The Hertford is due this morning from Timaru to continue Homeward loading. The Ngakuta ehould be here on Tuesday from Auckland, via Wellington. She is to sail the same day for » West Coast port The Kawatiri is timed to sail at noon today for Newcastle. The Kaitangata is due at Melbourne on Tuesday next to commence discharge of timber from the West Coast. She loads there and at Hobart for Dunedin, Lyttelton, and Auckland. The Government steamer Tutanekai is expected to return to Wellington this morning' from_ her work in connexion with Cook Strait lights. The vessel is to leave there again towards the end of next week on an inspection trip of southern lights. ■ The Port Melbourne is expected to leava Auckland on Tuesday for Lyttelton and New Plymouth to complete discharge of her cargo, from London. The F.S.N. Company's ateamer Ruapehu arrived at Auckland on Thursday afternoon from Liverpool. She should ba at Wellington on June 16th, and complete discharge at Lyttelton and Dunedin. The New Zealand Shipping Company is in receipt of cable advice thai the Sent, which left Wellington on May 2nd, arrived , at London on Tuesday. „

To "continue discharge of her cargo from Montreal, tbo Canadian Government Line steamer Canadian Skirmißlier arrived at Wellington yesterday from Auckland. An ondieavonr will be. made to dispatch the vessel from Wellington to-day for the south. The A. and A. Lino steamer ICcelung arrived at Auckland on Wednesday evening with cargo from. New York and Newport News. After discharging part cargo at Auckland' the vessel will proceed to "Wellington, where alio is due about Monday next.

The C. and D. liner Port Victor arrived at Wellington yesterday from Lyttelton to continue loading for New, York, Boston, and London. She is to leave Wellington to-mor-row for Napier, WaikokOpu, Gisborne, and Auckland to complete her cargo. The departure of the C. and D. liner Port Campbell from Wellington for London was delayed by tho rain on Thursday morning, but she sailed in. the afternoon. The following booked passages by the ship:—Mioses Woodhouse, MoGregor, Mesdamesi McArthur, Perry, Tennent, Johnson and child, Dr. Irene Woodhouse, Messrs Perry, McArthur, and Wiggins. Dr. Tennent will b© ship's surgeon for the voyage. The attention of navigators is called "by the Marine Department to lighting and flag systems to be established at the find southern entrances to the lifting bridgespan passage of the recently constructed bridge wliich crosses the Northern Wairoa river at about three-quarters of a mile above Dargaville, and which will come into operation during June, 1925, after the lifting bridge-spun has been completed.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z.

Auckland—Navua, Kaimanawa, Sinehioa, Waiwera, Indien, Sierra, City of Manila, Niagara, Laburnum,' 'Pakdia, Ulimaroa, Waiborft,' Aferangi. , Wellington—Mararoa, Wahine, Arahura, Corinthic, Pol-fc Campbell, Suffolk, Wingatui, Kaiapoi, Kairanga, Port Victor, Orari, Waitcinata, Flora, Maunganui, Kauri, Wa,ipori, Moernki, Makura, Terawhiti, Wairuna,. Awarurv—Wailierco, Hertford, EEbbum, Katoa, City of Shanghai.

.PERSONAL. Mr E. A. Cox has joined tile Kaitunfi as mite in succession to Mr H. Collier. Mr D. W. Biacldaws hae sighed on the Makura's articles as an extra fourth officer. Mr 11. G. Warren' is now first mate of the Wairuna, vice Mr A. Inman, who has transferred to the ICatoa, and? Mr W. J. Weber , has joined the veßsel as third mate jn place of Mr T. A. Mack. Mr R. Suckling. has succeeded ■Mr It. Ingram as second mate of tho Kainlai, The post of chief engineer on the Rakanoa is now occupied) by 1 Mr L. ,T. Brosnahart, vice Mr L. C. Davies, and Mr E. M. Deiiby has been engaged as second engineer Of the Vessel. Mr J". W. Walsho has replaced Mr T. Bevan as second mate of the Rakanoat Mr S. B. Ward is now third mate of the Kairanga.

PASSENGERS FOR HOME. The Shaw-Sa.vill liner . Corinthic, which left Wellington on Thursday for Southampton and London, via Panama, took the following passengers:—First saloon: Misses E. "\V D." Brown, J. G. and J. M. Puller, C. A. Ross, E. M. and H. Schiechka, Mesdames 11, M. Crawford, Fuller, A. M. Heydoii, Morling, Schiechka, M. Thompson, Wallace, Messrs R. J. Corbet, W. Fuller, J. Morlmg, I TV. Raymond, J. Schischka, B. W. Wallace, E. .0. Dewick. Second saloon: Mißses A Macfarlane, M. E. Millington, E. B. Saxon, M. E. Shuker, S. C. Swann, M. E Stewart, Meadamea Bodle, F. Brooke, Burrow, Carruthers, A. F. F. Oustar, Dunn, Jamoson» Mftcfarlan©i Pfiin©, Saxon, llesgts A. W. Barnes, F. Bodle, L. H. Burrow, T. Carruthers, W. 0. Clark, J. 31. Dale, R. B. Douglas, C. S. Dunn, W. Gilmour R. D. Jameson, G. D. Macfarlane, A. Macfarl&ne, V Paine M. W. Reddington K. R. J. Saxon * R'. F. Sainforth, Masters B. MacG. Burrow, W. and T. Gilmour; 97 third-class. AUSTRALIAN SHIPS IDLE. (Bl • CABLE—IBESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.) (JUTSTBALIAH AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) SYDNEY, June 12. Further efforts by the management of tho Commonwealth Line to secure crewa for the steamers Dilga and Eromanga by means of advertising proved abortive. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LONDON, June 11. Departures—From Honolulu, Aorangi; from Seattle, West Departure: Arrived, Canopus (4 a.m.), from West port; Kaimanawa 1- p.m.), from Westportj' Hinemoa (6 p.m.). Irom Westport. Sailed, TJlimaroa (11.25 a.m.), for Sydney; HVIE.S. Vuanive. (4.15 p.m.), for Suva; Waihora. (5 p.m.), for Newcastle. V WELLINGTON, June 12. Arrived, Wahine (7.10 a.m.), Orepuki (11 a.m.), and Port Victor (noon), from Lyttelton; Canadian Skirmisher (10.40 a.m.), from Auckland. ' ' „ , Sailed, Maunganui (i p.m-). f °r Sydney; Wahine (7.50 p.m.), for Lytteltoa.

PORT OF TIMARU. Arrived, Corinna., from Oamaru. Sailed,' Coririnn., for Lyltelton; Hertford, for —yttelton. Vessel in port, Papanui.

Expected Arrivals. Gale, from Oamaru, to-day. Kairanga, from Wellington, to-day. ; Rotorua-, from tort Chalmers, to-monow. Breeze, from Oamaru, Monday: Katoa, from Oamaru, Tuesday. Calm, from Ostnaru, Tuesday. Ripi, from Oamaru, Tuesday. Pakeha, from Wanganui, Wednesday. Kamo, from Oamaru, Wednesday. Canadian Skirmisher, from Lyttelton, Thursday. Kumara, from Oamaru, June Blst. Karori, from Oamaru, June 23rd. Waikouaiti, from Lyttelton, Juno 25th. Projected Departures. Gale, iot Lyttelton, to-day. Papaiiili, for Dunedin, • Motafyt Breeze, for Lyttelton, Monday. Rotorua, for Lyttelton, Tuesday. Kairanga, for Port Chalmers, Tuesday. Katoa, for Lyttelton, Tuesday. Calm, for Lyttelton, Tuesday. Ripiv, for Lytteltpn, Tuesday. Kamo, for Lyttelton, .Wednesday. Pakeha, for' Wellington, Thursday. Canadian Skirmisher, for Dunedin, Jun*. lPih. ' Kumara, fOr Wanganui,-June ;216t. ' . foil Hobart, ffitna 27th. Notes. The Corinna arrived from Oamftru yesterday and sailed last .night, for Lyttelton, Wellington, Nelson, and*tNow..Plymoutn. . The Hertford finished -loading her Tipiani cargo yesterday and sailed for, Lyttelton. 1 lie Gale is due' to-day from Oamaru to load general produce, foy Ljrttelton, Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui. / The' New Zealand Shipping Company exi pect the Hotorua from Port Chalmers to-mor-row, to load frozen meat and produce for' the United Kingdom. She -will bo dispatched on Tuesday for Lyttelton. The Kairanga ia .due to-day from Wellington. with Australian coal and .timber ibt discharge here and at Port Chalmers. Wellington attd Auckland cargo will be leaded by the Katoa,-due from Oaqiimt on Tuesday and calling for northern ports rift Lyttelton. 4 ' . • „ . The Kamo ' should, arrive from Oamaru on Wednesday to take in cargo, for . Wellington, Napier and Gisborne, via. Lyttelton. The Canadian Skirmisher, with American cargo for discharge, is due on Thulfeday from Lyttelton. After loading return c&reo for New York, Boston, And Montreal, the vessel will tail on Friday for Duriedin. The Karori. is due on .Juno 23rd from Oamaru to discharge Newcastle coal. The Waikouaiti in Scheduled to atrire in Timaru from Lyttelton oil June 2Mh with coal and timber for discharge. Sho ..will also load for Hobart, Sydney; and Newcastle.

' THE LOSS OP THE CYRENA.

(FXE3S ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WANGANUI, Juno 12. During the night the forward. portion of the stemiier Cyrena drifted inshore. The stern half turned completely round, exposing the broken gap to the full fury of the witfes. This morning the bulkhead between No. 3 nnd 4 holds give way, and thousands of. tins, casts and hajrielß. poured out. Tho wreckage litters the coast ,f6r miles.