SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20093, 24 November 1930, Page 18

SHIPPING.

PORT. OP LYTTELTON. . ARRIVALS. _ Saturday, November ,22nd. WftlkUw;•«:».—(6.4o a.Til.),--443G,'tohi;,"Cam-•wa, fropi ,Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., sc<lPts. ' Sunday, November 23rd. Holzndale. m. (5.40~ "681 tons, Willlsua, from Timaru. Kinsey and Co., Ltd., stmta. •WnipUU, b.b. (p. 45 .a.irj.), 2826 tons, Kla«rs, from Timiru. Union. Steam Sliip Co,, agents. .... ... (6.50 a.m.), JUBB' Irwin, fr»a Wellington. • Union Steam Ship Co., aients. DEPARTURES: Saturday, Novemb&r 22nd. CanadiAn CbrfStriicior,- V.g, (4.3.0 p.™.), *l7B fons., Wab£, for Timaru.' Canadian National Steslmsnips, . agent s. ■Wmhine, e.«. (8.20 p.m.). 4436 tons, Cameron, 'for "Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. VESSELS. IN PORT. Ship. Sertk. . From To Jtaori- —So. 2 "tVost Wellington. Wgtn. Waipiat*—No. 7 W. Tim&ru. Auckland Holawlile—No. S E. Timaru. Wellington. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Storm,; WestpOrt, to-night. Opawa, Bljenheim, this da?. Foxten, Foxton, this day. (cattle jetty).WAhip'e, Wellington, November 25th. Totara, Tsrakohi, November 23th. Kultu, KaiVoura, November . 25th. -Maori, Wellington, November 26tli. Gale, Timaru. November 26th. Waikonafti. Dunedin. November 26th. Calm. Wellington, November 27th. Westmoreland, Wellington, November 27th. Waimpwino, Auckland, November 27th. Wingatui.' Wellington, November 27th. Maheno, Dunedin, November B7th. Totara, Timaru, November 28th. li«eet<S Timaru, November 28th. Wftindi, Timaru, November antli. Walmarino, Timaru, November sotli. (/pihi, ,Timaru, November "nth. Calm, Timaru, December 2nd. Tnrakfna,' Wellington. December 2nd. Goldfcn Coast, Wellington, December sth. WijJgatui, Oamfiru, December 6th. I'ort Hunter, Wellington, December 6th. Tongariro, Port Chalmers, December 6th. Ttotorua', Pot-t Chalmers, December Bth. rorinthle. Wellington, December 14th. Canadian Victor, Wellington,' Dec. 16th. Maheflo. Dunedin, December 18th. Kiranga, Wellington, December 18th. Weflcavra. Vapier, December i£>th. NprthumberlaDd. Wellington. Deb. Slot. ■ T»raft*ki. Por.t Chalmers. January 11th Canadian Cruieer, Wellington; Jan. I4t>i Enton, Welllngtbn, January 14th. Surrey, Wellington. January 14th. City of-Glasgow. Wellington. January 26th ' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Maori, Wellington, this day. Foxton, Foxton, this d4y. Opa'Aji," Blenheim, this day. Ho3mda!e.- Welllngrton, this day. Wellinfirton. November ' Csth. Waipiata, Wentngtori, November 25th. Kuku, Kaikoiira, November 25th. Gale, Wellington. November 26th. Oafou Novembef- 27tlu, Timaru; November 27th. -siabeiij. November 27th. November 27thi Dunadin. November' 27th. November 28th. November ,2lth. , wT? 1 November 28th/ ~ .Sjrss* w -

VESSELS ' WITHIN RANGE OF N.Z. ? The'following vessels.,. are within range of the undermentioned wireless stations:— Auckland —Maui Pomarc, Golden Coast, Nucj'a, Marama, Hertford, Rotorua, Lam- \ Clydebank,- Tofua. ' Hunfer^Remuera.. Wellington-*—Ranffitiki, ; Rangitata, Rangitane, A-orangi, ' Niagara, TJJimaroi, Tainut, Poolta, Hellenic, Westmoreland, Port Nicholson. Awarua—Maheno, Waikouaiti, Sydic, Cal* landia. • , PERSONAL. The Waipiata recomnii_ssiOned at Dunedin last week with the following officers:—Master, Captain C. JEldets; V.hietf officer, Mr 11. A. Brockett; second, Mr H. D t Brebner;. I third, -Mr .W„.W.. Moiyneux.. . .. . Mr M. N. Bonetti has relieved Mr J. Dawson,, chief officer on the Kaimiro,. ,for holiday leave. Mr S. B. "Ward is now second officer on the Poolta;-"Mr .L*„R/ Leader having been granted leave to* sit for hiß master's certificate. Mr C. E.'Carter'is. .ioinihg the'Tlahine as third officer,- relieving 'Mr A.'i 'W;- Carnie for holiday leave. . v « ' . Captain C. 'M. Andrews retains ' command [ of the Mahia, which arrived' at New Plyi mouth on Saturday' from Sydney. THE TOTARA.. The Totara is now due -.here to-morrow night from . Tamkolie, and .• " will discharge Cement on "Wednesday. Sho is io . sail ori "Wednesday afternoon .for Timaru only, and is due. baclc. on Friday to load for New Plymouth. . THE MELBOURNE MARU. The Melbourne Maru, the second of ' the Osaka Shosen Kiisha Line's vessels to vifcifc New Zealand in . the, extended Australian itinerary, arrived.at Brisbane on Thurfcday morninir. She. was scheduled to leave the same day for, Sydney, and Melbourne, an.d is due at "Wellington on December- sth from Melbourne, to sail on the following day for Auckland. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. LONDON, November 23. Arrived, at San Francisco, Al&kura. Sailed, from Colon, Zcalandic; from Los Augeles, - Tisnarcn.

SYDNEY, November 22. Arrived, Maunganui (B'*a.m.), from* Wellington. .Sailed, from Newcastle, Gabriclla, for New Zealand. ADELAIDE, November - 22. Arrived, Kurow, from' New Zealand. AUCKLAND, ,November 23. Arrived, Polzella (10.15 a.m.), from Java. Sailed, Oanopus (8.40 a.m.), fop Westport. NEW PLYMOUTH, November 23. Arrived, Saturday, Mahia <10.30 a.m.), from Sydney, with mails for New Zealand; John (1.30 p.m.), from Wellington. Arrived, Sunday, Borgestad (7.45 a.m.). from Auckland. WELLINGTON, November 23. Arrived, Saturday, Mahana (2.30 a.m.), from Auckland; Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Paua (7 a.m.), from Lyttclton; Opih! (8 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Calm (9 a.m.), from Lyttelton, Sunday, Wahino (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton: Kuku (9.40 a.m.), from VTnnganui; Westmoreland (9.40 a.m.), from Auckland. Sailed, Saturday, Hellenic (2.4 p.m.), for Brisbane; Wainui {5 p.m.), for Dunedin; Calm (o p.m.), for Wanganui; Kaimiro (5 p.m.), for. Greymouth; Cape York (5 p.m.), for Nel&on; Opihi (5.10 p.m.), for Nelson; Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton. Sunday, Port Nicholson (7 a.m.), for Gisborne. ' •" •' * DUNEDIN, November 63. Arrived, Saturday, Tongariro (6.15. mm.), from LytteHon. Sailed;.' Kotaro (1.10 p.m.).. for-, lororeargill. . • - : , . Sunday, Gale (1.15 p.m.), from weliin^tdnv \ - t November 23. Syd^y.®^' * • (f-. 50 .. P.m.'). ..from

PORT OF TIMARU. Arrivals. Saturday, November 22nd. Waipiata, from Dunedin. . Union Steam Ship Co., t agents. Sunday, November 23rd. Canadian Constructor, from Lyttelton. J. V. Lamb, agent. Kanna, from Westport. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. Vessels in Port. Canadian Constructor. Waipiuta. Kanna. Expected Arrivals. Gale, from Oamaru. to-morrow. Totara. from Lyttelton, November 2Gth. Port Waikato. from* Dunedin; November* 26th. Wainui, from Oamaru, November 26th. freeze, from Oamaru, November 27th Waikouaiti, from Lyttoltou, November 29th. Golden Coast, from Lyttelton, December L 4. Canadian Victor, from Lyttelton, Decern ber 20th. Projected Departures. Canadian Constructor, for Dunedin, to-day. Kanna, for Wellington, to-day. Gale, for Lyttoltou, to-morrow. Totara, for Wellington, November* 26th. . Port Waikato, for Lyttelton, November • 26th. WainuC for llyttcltob, November 2Gtb, Breeze, for Lyttelton,. November 27th. Waikouaiti, ;for Bluff, November - 29th. Golden Coast, for Dunedin, December 15tb. * Canadian Victor, for Dunedin, December 22nd. Kotos. Thd .Wa'piata, which arrived from Dunedin on Saturday, sailed, .later for Lytteiton, Wellington, and Auckland. \ The Kanna, which arrived from Westporf yesterday, wilt Rail ' for Wellington to-day-after discharging a cargo of coal. •7 The Gale .is-expected from Oamaru to-mor-row to load for Lytteltob,* Wellington, Ficton, and Wanganui. The Totara is due from Lyttelton on November 26th to take cargo for Wellington and New Plymouth. The J?ort Waikato is duo from Dunedin on November 26th to take cargo for Lyttelton, Whangarei, Tauranga, and Dargavillo. The Wainui is due.from Oamaru about November 26th to load for Lyttelton, Wailing, ton, Napier, and Gisborne. The Breese is due from Oamaru about -November 27th to tftke cargo for Lyttelton, Wei. lington, and Wanganui. The Waikouaiti is expected from Sydney about November 29th to load for Bluff Tho Cahadian, Constructor, which arrive,! fro,m Lyttelton yesterday, is expected to sail to-day' for Dohedin after loadirtg general carjro for New York, Boston, end Halifax. The Golden is expected from Lyttelton* about December 1 14th to discharge, and to load general cargo ;f;or Aijieyican ports. She-will leave-for.-Dunedin - aboutr-December 15th,. • ...

PORT OF GREYMOUTH.

. Arrlvalß. - .Saturday, November 2Cod. Kahika, from Wellington. . Tiloki, froqitTarakohe. Sunday, November 23i*d. Orepuki, from Lyttelton. Uipected Arrivals. . Kaimai, . Kiwitda, .from,. Auckland, to-day. . Kainairo, from to-day. • v - Projected Depar'tureo. Kamona, lor Auckland, to-d'ay. Kprtiei, for Auckland, to day. - ICaitoa, for MotueWa and Nelson, to day. Kalingo, for Melbourne and tiydney, to-uay. Orepufcj, for i'etonc, early. , Kahika,'for-Mirarttar. And WMlinglon early Kaimiro, for .Auckland,« early. . iiiwitea, for Adcklarcf, earJy. Kaimai, ;for . Wellington, early. Titoki,, for Wanganui* early, j tor Aueklfcnd, early. Kiinnai ,for Wellington, earl}'. Notes. '.Owing to;the heavy seas on. the Grey bar there were no shipping movements. vesterday.' Uhe Ka-hngo sails to-day ■ with - timber for Sidney and Melbourne. The Kamona . Bails for Napier and Auckland to-day with a part cargo of coal completing at 'Westport. The Kaimai is ,due to-day to load coal and tirrtber for return to Wellington. I'he Kiwitea is due from Auckland to-day, via Westport, with general caTgo. After discharge sho loads coal for roturn to Auckland. The Kaimiro is duo from Wellington today to load coal for Auckland. The. Kahika is loading a cargo of coal for Wellington. The Kartigi has completed loading timber for Auckland, and sails to-day. The Orepuki is loading timber for Pctone. The Titoki is loading coal for Wangnnui. The Kaitoa ia ready to sail for Motu'eka with' timber and coal for Nelson. The Kaponga is due on Friday to load coal for Auckland. The Kanna is due on Saturday to load coal for Wellington.'

The example .of the Christcburch City Council in enforcing the painting ot the rear mudguards of bicycles lias been taken un in Dunedin, and is to be brought before the Government. The Otago Motor Club wrote recently io the Dunedin City Council, asking that such ;i by-law should be introduced. The General Committee of tlie Council considered the proposal a a.nod one, but was of opinion that the mattor should be givpn effect to by amendment to the law or''by Government regulation A communication .has accordingly been forwarded to the Commissioner for Transport -asking that tho prpjMsnl .receive early and favourable consfderktioii. '