SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19155, 11 November 1927, Page 15

SHIPPING.

JORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. ', Itindiy, November joih. Wu. (5.20 a.m.), 553 tons, McKen«fa«Wellu;ton. A. H. Turnbull and Co.,

JISkHJJ- ( e - so »•"»•)• 4-136 tons, CamAH Wellington. Union Steam Ship

MM* (M-5 a.m.), 801 tons, Mania, fai Wellington. A. 11. Turnbull and I»u. (9.20 p.m.), 542 tons, Dowcll, hlWa Wands. Kinsey and Co., Ltd.,

DEPARTURES. Trinity, November lOtn. Itp&VM. (8.45 p.m.), 8729 tons hi, ir Dmndin. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., :»* ■:'-'■ fast u. (noon), 553 tons, McUpfe Dnnedin. A. H. Turobnll M&, KtaU. tfc u. (6.20 p.m.), 881 tons, Man(itHuff. A. H. Turnbull and Co., mk U. (8.20 p.m.), 4436 tons, fa* fa Wellington. Union Steam- Ship Expected Arrivals. tai TtUiniton, this dnrMtAMUind, this day. WUtaroe, this day. SMltikoara, this day. MJffllisgton, November utli. I jnhfiuii, November 12th. utaltSniru, November l\Mi. WfNtMrt, November 13th. .■Jpfcwellißgton, November loth. November 13th. iJJfcliiisro, November 15th. {JWi Oeesn Island, November loi'a. *** H« Pnnedin, November loth. **«M*VWellington, November lotb. ftWevßatTU, November 10th. ?*Wni. Dnnedin, November 17th. j*"«»l Pfoneer. Wellington, November {%!Ka»ro, November 18th. .* JS«JV Wellington, NovembJ 20th. *» Bluer, Wellington, Nojiftber t;oth. JWfc Wellington, NovemberJ32nd. •Mm, Danedin, November J 2'6th. Rj ,!il »fton, November 29th. JgJWii, Wellington, December Ist. «Mn, Dsnedin, December 4th. "■j-wellaigton, December 7th. JMrßwii, Wellington, December 7 th. 2?% "Wellington/ December 13th. December 14th. g<ftlwi, Wellington. December 14tli. m* B *. Wellington, December 20th. rjjfto. Wellington, January Ist. 2"*^.Wellington, January 4th. J?T I »™. London, January 9th. ig*. Wellington, January 15th. """M. Wellington, January 15th.

Projected Departures. »IWUniton, this day. ij~2* Wellington, November 12 in. g"» Mifamra, November 10th. 2!*J" Tlauwii, November 12th. 2*J*«P»|ton, November 12th. 3 »«ÜBiton, Xovember 12th. •g* Wellington, November 12th. jS-ftjikoun, November 12th. 25"ft *»l*on, November 14th. »H». Duedia, November 14th. JWi Dttnedin, November 14tli. WyJUngton, November 15 th. J2,°«W*to. November 15th. SXJ™ 1 !" 1 ' November 16th. Cr**V Wellington, November 16lh. {ffl*. Wellington, November 16th. JS***»»eer, Timaru, November ISth. Wto.- We E in « ton ' November 18th. hZVOr V nuv > November 19th. tS,t? 8 \. I> »aedin, November 2Sid. VkvLTH}**' November 25th. t££ip n taeTSl December 2nd. Wellington, December sth. V&L. Tt"• . Dni >edin, December 6th. G™»; lioedoß. December 15th. . December 16tb. .55(AS? 4,,, i December 17th. l$^ OUM . Port Chalmers. December %'W. Jenuary 7th. £» «« Chalmers, January ISth. Port Chalmers, January 14th. ; "«V«>rtChalmers. January 18th.

|| BHIPPING NOTES.

HjjWS? *»» Galveston (Texas), via SjEfiJ?™ » part cargo of snlphur. is Jjja^J^™rnu>g. Dunedin, Wanganui, ojaney are the vessel's nest ™ expected to-morroT from Q§Neri?ti. "?.**•» Plymouth. SShJa* *" ive to-morrow from lor Wellington and Wanga- , B»*» S?!*, WMl Port, is expected on *?IHLS?L. fot Charge. 2j*3i2i 0B A «ekland, ria WellingCfISJSfcU J" Sunda ''- Th * ™ ml V l, * , *r day Dunedin an d Timaro W*>%!b?~ due . on Tuesday from Dune?tf»sL»»i' Timarn, to load for J«s*«Jft tnd New Plymouth. frei Khter Waikouaiti ii fiSftSS?.' I*' 1 *' **» s y dll ey »nd Dune- & VmS* , nßxt - A,tor discharging and fiUi SI3IL "J lO Bhe Proceeds to JjjSff?*' *»• dispatched from LytG^«MHi.V Mrn()oa for Dunedin, -where iSX** unloading her West of MS**- AltX'Ji 0 *rrival yesterday from «s'«&£. ? Ue ™rging her cargo she WW*7h*L K? Dnnedin and Timaro. 2.1C 25i el ] in H°n. arrived yesterViSCSL*? 1 td l n ' snd Timam. *C3-**llW £* b ? en nndergoing snr«JiSS? th « dee*, iras W? TatEi ' •'terooon. It is expected £l t »rft.»J? U IMT * Lyttelton on S*^!!,* 0 '««»e Lyttelton to-morrow S^Sjf 4 , W «'Hngton. , «trJt ß hnt on Sunday from S*S»«4 a?"?*' »iU load for Nelson, L'MiSjWermonth. (iJSNeI fc?* •» *>«te from New York, ,t *■**»•«* today. ■s3n»l£zJ& ?wt Proline arrived SE'^hctir^? er 5,h 'rom Wellington, •Eg* n LT he ™" 1 «»"«d from her 26, - She is to ■ '**?S»»r B ' OT " l,b w 30th for LytHfc.

The New Zealand Shipping Company report that the Remuera will leave Lyttelton tomorrow afternoon for Timaro, Port Chalmers, and Bluff, to discharge and load at oach of the three tatter ports. Prom Bluff the Remuera will proceed to Wellington for further loading, and is due there on November 22 nd. She will proceed from Wellington to Napier, Tokomaru Bay, and Auckland, and is to sail finally from Auckland on December 10th for Southampton and London, via Pitcairn Island and Panama Canal.

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z.

The following vessels are within range of the undermentioned wireless stations: — Auckland—Waipahi, Tofua, Kanna, Antonio, Auatrolind, West Ivan, Fort Sydney, Artemesia, Niagara, Omana,. West Henshaw, Harpolyce, Hahia, Port Darwin, Corinthie. Wellington—Maori, Wahine, Ngaio, Arahnra, Tamahine, Antietan, Petricola, Tutanekai, Kaitangata, Kartigi, Rotorua, Kaituna, West Nivaria. Awarua —Makura, Tahiti, C. A. Lavsen, Sir James Clark Ross, Karetu, Ruapehu, Waikouaiti, Tongarlro. Chathams—Pakeha, Port Curtis.

PANAMA CANAL TRAFFIC. According to official figures just published, 5475 vessels, paying 6,658,807 dollars in tolls, passed through the Panama Canal during, the fiscal year ended June 30th. Of this number 55 per cent, were westbound, but over 35 per cent, were in ballast whereas of the eastbound ships less than 2 per cent, were without useful cargoes. Tanker vessels represented the largest individual class of ship, no fewer than 1824 vessels carrying 7,250,579 tons of oil and by-pro-duets having paid tolls. The total quantity of cargo carried through the canal was 27,718,214 tons.

NEW C. AND D. LINERS. The propelling machinery for the two 11,000 ton twin-screw insulated vessels for the Commonwealth and Dominion Line are both to be fitted with the Doxford opposed piston oil engines, which will be built by William Doxford and Sons, Limited, at their Pallion work*, and are to be of the fourcylinder balance type with bore of 600 mm. and combined stroke of 2320 together giving 8000 h.p. Messrs Dosford have previously supplied the engines for the C. and D. motor vesseU Port Hobart, Port Dunedin, Port Fremantle, and Port Gisborne. PORT OF TIMARU. Arrived, Wingatui, from Dunedin; Totara, from Westport; Storm, from Oamaru. Sailed, Wingatui, for Wellington; Storm, for Lyttelton. Vessels-.in port, Totara and IremMdow. Expected Arrivals. Breeze, from Oamaru. Saturday. 'Bemuera, from Lyttelton, Sunday. Ruapehu, from Lyttelton, Sunday. Oorinna, from Oamaru, Monday. Calm, from Dunedin, November loth. Kanna, from Lyttelton, November 15th. Poolta, from Wellington, November 15th. Waikouaiti, from Lyttelton, November 16tn. Waipiata, from Oamaru, November 17th. Gale, from Oamaru, November 18th. Canadian Pioneer, from Lyttelton, November 10th. .«. _ Projected Departures.

Totara, for Lyttelton, to-day. Breeze, for Lyttelton, Saturday. Corinna, for Lyttelton, Monday. Tremeadow, for Dunedin, Monday. Ruapehu, for Dunedin, Tuesday. Remuera, for Dunedin, Tuesday. Calm, for Lyttelton, November 15th. Kanna, for Dunedin, November 16th. Poolta, for Dunedin, November 15th. Waikonaiti, for Sydney, November 16th. Waipiata, for Lyttelton, November 17th. Gale, for Lyttelton, November 18th. Canadian Pioneer, for Dunedin, Novembei 19th. Notes.

The Wingatui arrived from Dunedin yesterday, and left later in the day for Wellington, Pleton, and Auckland, via Lyttelton The Totara, carrying a full eargo of coal from Westport, arrived last night. She leaves for Lyttelton to-day.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LONDON, November 9. Arrived, Suseex, from Batavia; lonic, from Arrivals—At Port Said, Northumberland. Malta Leitr»; from Port Said, Woodarra; from La, J*™*, Berrima; from Gibraltar, Moldavia. MELBOURNE. November 10. Arrived. Manuka, from Bluff. A ea, AUCKLAND, November 10. (unloading at powder ground), Kia Ora (3.40 p.m.), from Wellington. -,..„„,. W»WK ftU ember 10.

Sailed, Wainori (3.35 p.m.), for Dunedin.