SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18414, 22 June 1925, Page 13

SHIPPING.

JJ PORT OF LYTTELTON. fx- TT ARRIVALS. . gps:-- ■ Saturday, June 20th. ' Waliine, - s.s. (6.50 a.m.), 4436 tons, ||§jiCamoron, from Wellington. Union Steam >3s .Ship Co., agents. ills Port Molbourno, s.s. (4.50 p.m.), 0152 gap*tons. Kearney, from London, via Auckland. |p.;ij£insey and Co., Ltd., agents. ■% f!pi Sunday, June 21st. j§& ? Storm, s.s. (1.20 p.m.). 741 tons, Manson, Timaru. A. 11. Turnbull and Co., agents. «?•» Mararoa, a.*.' (8.50 a.m.), 2508 tons, from Wellington. Union Steam Ship Sft Co.. agents. W, Gale, s.s. (5.25 a.mj, GlO tons, Rodger, Ss* from Wellington. A. 11. Turnbull and Co., M agents. id- Canopus, s.s. (7.5 a.m.), 1337 tons, Sillars, from Westport, Westport Coal Co., agents. ft Wootton, s.s. (7.10 p.m.), 150 tons. LarSJh son, from Wellington. A. Rhind and Co., |fe»gents. !!:: DEPARTURES. Is.. Saturday, June 20th. sj 1 Katoa, s.s. (12.25 p.m.), 2484 tons, Rossfor Wellington. Union Steam Ship jsj||(jo., agents. ' jSR .Rotorua, s.s. (12.45 p.m.) % 12,184 tons. for New Zealand Co., ngents. IpS'! llipa, s.s. (6.15 p.m.), 405 tons, Goodyear, Wflor Dunedin. A. H. Turnbull and Co., §K "ngents. fn. Wahine, s.s. (8.15 p.m.), 4436 tons. Cam§®eron, for Wellington, Union, Steam Ship K Co., agents. Expected Arrivals. S> Wahine, Wellington, this day. I Kaiwarra. Gisborno, this day. !■ Navua, Auckland, this day. Holmdale, Wellington, June 23rd. Wingatui, Wellington, June 23rd. ' Parora, Gisbomc, June 23rd. Waikouarti, Dunedin, June 23rd. Tiltanekai, Wellington, June 23rd. Ksmo,' Tiinaru, June 23rd. ? Mararoa, Wellington, Jhne 24th. \ Keelung, Wellington, June 24th. ¥ Calm, Timaru, June 24th. j Corinna, Timaru, June 24th. s»v ■ Karetu, Wellington, June 24th, §?; Wanakn, Tim'aru, Juno 24th. fig ilfaori, Wellington. June 25th. ; . & Waihora, Newcastle,. June 25th. fe" Ruapehu, Wellington, June 27th. -Koromiko, Dunedin, -Juno 30tli. §§, sierra Morena, Auckland, July Ist. .Pakeha, Timaru,' July Ist. P Kumirs, Timaru, July sth. Paparoa, Wellington, July sth. H&' "Tekoa, Wellington, July 7th. war Matatua, Wellington, July 7th. jEk tloonholm, Wellington, July Bth. . B£p.: Ilollingaide, Dunedin, July 12th. Kimuera, Wellington, July 19th. Bn&' Bimutaka, Wellington, July 22nd. Be;, Middlfllinm Oaatle, Wellington, July 30th,

%{,J Projected. Departure; Pi Storm, Wellington, this day. Wellington, thi3'day. SfrWoottoii, Wellington, this day. SyWahine, Wellington, June 23rd. - Dunedin, June 23rd. 1 -Kamo, Napier,. June 23jd. tJiHolmdale, Wellingtons June 23rd. . ■ ■ . Waikokopu, June 23rd. . PJ&prt Melbourne, New Plymouth, June 24th. Wellington, June ,24th. EiCaltn, Wellington, June i24th. <" ®Gtoopus, Westport, June ,24th. BXTutanekal. Akaroa, Juno 24th. KWiikouaiti, Timaru, June 26th. BSakeha, Bluff, July 6th. p |||Kamara, Wellington,, July Bth. fe SHIPPING NOTES. lliS'e Holmdalo is due to-morrow from gEfjSrti, and loads for Wellington and loads here to-morrow for WaiStWOpu and nearby ports of call. -.Wingatui discharges Auckland cargo SSjpto-morrow, and sails in the afternoon is to sail this afternoon with |h»<"for Wellington, and Wanganui. ®!&e' Gala is to bo dispatched to-day lor fiuStdln, Oamaru, and Timaru. ilSeXaiwarra is due to-day from Gisborae. Pefis not bringing Bheep, as expected. She mllicommence loading here to-day for Auckppand is to sail for that port direct on should arrive to-day from Auckatod'wlth fruit the Islands. Ktmo is timed to load here to-morrow Stop Nap er and Gistsorne. , „ . g The Calm should bo here on Wednesday to js»d for Wellington, and Wanganui. |k Mr H Browne has signed off tho Arabura s ItttiCles as first mate, and Mr C. McLeod has Sowea the vessel in his stead. The post of ifejnd' mate on the Arahura is now occupied MjfaiftvJ:- H. Xbbotson, vice Mr G. A. Gibson has joined the Moeraki as KCaptain. W. Martin is now in command of §SM£i?tomata, vice Captain J. Raukine. K. "Wayne has succeeded Mr -U. Srotieish as first mate of the Kakapo. p|S[ti;-W. h. Larsen has replaced Mr M, BsWrray as third engineer of the Kaimai. Ksretu is due at Wellington to-day -Sydney, and sails to-morrow for Lyttel-Pp.--Dttnedin, and Bluff to complete disMarine Department advises that the Htetienal at Godjey Head, Lyttelton, is out |®6rdep, and will remain so for some days. Khei B.M.S. Makura left Sydney at 1 p.m. for Wellington, where she is due Sho Mill leave to-morrow for ban rajiftcisco, via Rarotonga and Papoeje. 'C. and D. liner Port Melbourne ar|PjM"at''Lyttelton on Saturday frOT AuckPpSttUo land a further portion of her London She then proceeds on \V ednesdaj ffl^w; , tc l -Now Plymouth to complete discharge. Zealand Shipping Company s line* K&SBwleft Wellington on Saturday for AucKand is to sail from there on |jfflM; : 2sth, for London and 'West ot E:i d - continuing discharge of cargo, arrived at Wellington on ®®ted»y, from Auckland. She will s* l } •P7 o^ '* Friday next for. Lyttelioii to - complete discharge. . 'expected arrival at Auckland New Zealand Shipping Companj B Tekoa, from London. She has cargo Wellington, Lyttelton, and New .rlySH{nh,'»nd is due at Wellington on J«'v. 7th. and D. Line steamer P.oi;t /Victor KBMtO leave Napier on Friday morning for Gisborne, and Auckland to coniShe is to sail from Auckland gßaSffifjFriday next for New York, Boston, and HMSKfeShaw-SitviH liner Kumara is due at on June 28th from Sydney to comfor London. Sho will at Timaru, Lyttelton, ana >\eidue at the last-named P ort tn, ■ The vessel will leave WellinglSth for London, via Panama. HMp&Xgp from New York, to.diacharge unH|H|iwßatßgplcea of the A. and A.' Line. tho. HHBgffiß»?aparod is expected at Auckland todischnrgo also at Wellington. Danedin.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z. Auckland—Laburnum, Veronica, Thinedin, Hinemoa, Kurow. Sierra Morena, Puparoa, Tofua, Iris, Tungsha, Maunganui, Matatua. Wellington—Port Victor, Agwipond, Pakeha, Karori, Makura, Karotu, Ulimaroa, Moeraki, Wingatui, Katoa, Kniwarra, West Galera, Keolung, Kaimanawa, Waihemo, Orari, Rotorua, Waiwera. Awarua —Papanui, Norfolk. Chatham Islands—lonic, Matatua.

CYRENA ENQUIRY. DEFICIENT LOG RECORDS. frxzss ASSOCIATION TZLXGBAU.} WANGANUI, June 2G. Tho Magistrate made tlie following statement during the Cyrena, enquiry today: "If the oval evidence, of Capt'a'in Pateraon and liis officers is to bo accepted—and we do not -wish to say we do not accept it may be considered proved that the ship's draught was approximately 16ft (Sin. We are of opinion that this evidence should ho supported by documentary evidence in the ship's logs in a> form to put it beyond) doubt. On this point we aro of opinion that these records are net satisfactory, and ehow somo evidence of slackness. Tho lo? books have not followed tho instructions, and do not give tho help they should." , His Worship referred to tho printed instructions in tho log, a clause reading "Scrap logs are always looked upon by Judges ana arbitrators in a caso of litigation or arbitration as of the highest importance. The entries therein should be brief but accurate as to time and order."- . Continuing, his Worship said:_ The log books have not followed these instructions, and therefore do not give the help that they should. Further, tho production of an accurate line and records of evidence taken after the grounding would have afforded proof that the stranding was duo to a shortage of water, and not to excess of draught. As the case now stands, the evidence on this point is not satisfactory, and tends to leave a doubt on. the point."

WATERSIDE DISPUTES* (PBZSS ASSOCIATION TJUOEAH.) WELLINGTON, June 20. 1 The Arbitration Court reserved its decision in the Wellington WAterside dispute as to whether Harbour Board men, receiving cargo from n hatch in ■which inflammable oils aro stored, but are not being worked, or from one from which one gang is discharging such oils, are entitled to the oil rate of pav, under the watersiders' award and undor decision 33 of tl:e National Disputes Committee. • ... . The Court also reserved jts decision in the Lyttelton dispute as to whether the men were entitled to the oxtra rate of pay for trimming coal discharged from the Waikowa by the- transporter _ irrespective of whether they were working in the hold where the transporter was at work or not.

SHINGLE DREDGE SUNK. (PHISS ASSOCIATION TILEORAJf.) AUCKLAND, June 20. During, the gale a shingle dredge owned by McCallum Bros, sank at Pakeha Island, Hauraki Gulf. It is hoped to. move her to shallow water and pump the water out. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ..... LONDON, June 19. Arrived, at London, Port Adelaide; at Panama, Argyllshire; at _ Colon Port Auckland; at Boston, Mamari; at Vancouver. Hauraki. June 20. Arrived, at Plymouth, Thcmistocles, Limerick, Fernmoor; at Southampton, Persic; lit Genoa, Gallic; at Colon, -Middleham Castle. Sailed for Sydney, Henritc Ibsen; from Panama, Rimutaka; from Colon, Port Auckland ; from- Curacoa, Remuera; from Colombo, Isabel; from Port Sudan, Cathay. Passed Gibraltar, Aden Maru. Passed Cape of Good Hope, Port Curtis. - AUCKLAND, Juno 20. Arrived—Kaikorai (3 a.m.), from Newcastle; Omana (0 a.m.), from Port Stephens; Flora (7 a.m.), from Wellington-; Ooma (8.30 a.m.), from Newcastle. Sailed —Iris (9.23 a.m.), for Norfolk Island; Tofua (1 p.m.), for Fiji; Tungasha (4 p.m.), for Wellington. June 21, Arrived —Aorr.ngi (noon), from Vancouver: Tekoa (4 p.m.), from London. WELLINGTON, June 20. Arrived, Progress (4.50 a.m.), and Corinna (noon), from New Plymouth; Waiotapu (7 a.m.), and Wingatui (4.10 p.m.), from Auckland; Mararoa (7.45 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailod, Orari (7.20 a.m.), for Auckland; Progress (1 p.m.), and Corinna (5.15 p.m.) lor Jlunedin; John (1 p.m.), for Wangnnui: Wootton (6.10 p.m.), and Mararoa (8.20 p.m.), for Lyttelton. ■ June 21. Arrived, Rotorua (1.55 a.m.), Wahino (7 am), and Katcfe (7.50 a.m.), from Lyttolton- Regnlns (2 a.m.). from Napier; Pakeha (8.30 a.m.), an-l Brcezo (9 a.m.), from Saiied" 1 Hertford (7.50 a.m.), for Napier. c ' DUNEDIN. June 20.