SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20177, 4 March 1931, Page 14

SHIPPING.

* " PORT OF LYTTELTON. I'.'.sA mwxiiis. .i '" ' < Tuesday,, March Brd. JI from Wellington, Union Steam Ship Co., |'aients»"i . v< * Kaimanswsr, »s.. (9.15 am.), 2380 tons,' O. A. Qityy, from Wellington. Union Steam Ship Co., agents. , Laburnum, H.M.S. (12.80 pm.), 1200; ' tons. Ocmtnander O. Hotham, from Nelson. ■' Bree'te, s.s. (4.45 p.m.), 559 tons, 3£6" Arthur,'from Picton. A. H. Tnrnbull and Co, ( agents. ■ ■ ySw i Jfatoac s.s. (5.20 -p.m.), 2484 tons, wHlte4 field, fro>a and Sydney, yia DqpediH. tTnlqn Steam, Ship Co., agents. 'DEPARTURES. " ° , 11 Tuesday, Marob 3rd. :m; Fuku. Mafu, i.s. (3.80 p.m.), 4878 tons,: tor H.>A. 9hlnd and Co., Ltd., ftgsntp, , , U Cumberland, s,s. - (8.10 pJn.), 10,937 tons, dfplwlaii;' tor Wanganui. N.Z. Shipping C 0... "jjltlla ' \lpuH) s.«. V il), 4486, tons, Irwin, feMkiAK: v*v-V ■ * " 'VIBSBLS . IK. PORT., , Vftiw rro», i . 8 • vif ' am , A <Brtsbans London. Kabnan^wi^— 38. _ Portland Auck. - - T= : ■SJO, T'Bfst wspganui Dune iiu ARRIVALS. m this day (0,J.). fids; ; WeJUngtfii, tlt>s day (8 West). i this day (a East). : Nauru, this . afternoon (Q. 7. ' -V Qfcboxi*, tihip i2 Ewt). k SaSF' -/■ / Waiak'ura. Akaroa, 6th „ . . walttnl, .Oamaru. .March 6tb. 1, 'TimrnT ifactcb otb. - ; Calm, ■ Tlniaru/, March 7th.' , i - Kaimjra, ,Timarui March 7th. ; : 'WaiMata; Wellmgtob, >larch - 7th. .ij-' f" t March 7th,' i VEpairMM*."nmara, 3larj£"7th. < -M West Wellington, March Btli. ( Hauf-Potuare, Apia, March 9th. 1 Highlander. WeWngton. Mar. ,10. I?MWtS3«S Wellington, Match Uth. ' A Ifainersft,. pondpn. Marsh 11th. • ms j ' Walkeuajt!, Pojrt Chalmers, March 12 th. ' Port, Timaru, TJarch 12th.' /■ - 2 New Plymouth, March 12th. J March 18th. - % * >T%lrtar Wrillflirttsn. March lptli•,'SSngitata,'Auckland. March 16th\ " > City ol qleppe, Wellington. March 17th , t > S«S3I Wellington. Jfarch lßttb. mm f „7»rimfca. March 18th. (•>.%ilnvdl, Wellington/March. 20th. atsk Wellington. April Ist. Mabattti, "Port <Jhalmers, April Bth. ri ,Vort Hobart, Wellington, April 6tb. i Spmerset. Port Chalmers, April loth. s ,Mabla,;i Wellington, April 18th. , ,<* BMmem, Southampton, Anril 20th. Qrsry WelHpgtfh, Miay sth, mam <Cnra£lna, Wellington, JUay 12tli. .1,. HotaruA, Port Chalmers, May 26th. J 'NpTdWfk, Wellington, Jnna 11th. ' PROJECTED DEPARTURES. "dunedin, thisi day. Maori, Wel)tsgfon, this day. ':»% ' Xtale;-'Wellington, this day. f i PwrpKi Jfapiar, this day. - i ; ArmaaalS. UunediUi this day." 4 Wahin< • Wellington,<«Slar4)h 6th. HtfoidAle, Wdungton, > March sth. ,si{ Katoa. Timaru, March sth. ,'•>» . 1 Kahik&t Wellington, March sth, JToitOn, March 6th. ;- c * Kpji.' NahfljJ, Mirch sth. •" Auckland,'March 6th. , ; ' Brunswick, Australian ports, March oth. • • ■ i FfliHadue.-wanganui.' March 6th, I Kaim'lfo. March 7th. ; „ Calm, 'WolHngton, sMaroh 7th. 1 k v-ltaatefc wAingtqn, Xnk tth. a;ss ' vWlHPfftlPj ©unedln, 'March Jth. w..v:< tetJfiMfofdi/PortuOhalmsrS, ilarch 7th. Malmoa, XKmsdla. Msroh'ftth. djßi . Doaedin. ,Mwrch 9th. I I ■ Maui>PonlMo,' Wellington. March 10th. •. .. >V Qqlden'WceV'DuuMlni, March 10(h. '' Caqidian March 11th. -Ki«Bpuajti. Sydney, March 18th. - Wftimiirlno, Dunedin, March 18th. o' v ■ ' ? ;SMMttie£ Pprt<Obt|lmerß, March 14th. '" .Wellington; Match 14th. a,;! H.M.S., lta«!h 16th. <.r iIS; , .v. s&ss£ss?"*■■■ ■■ »orlTChalmers Mai-h l'lth March-31st. - r April vist, , TiUlfiirtoa, O-prU'

, Remuera. Fori .Chalmers, April . 23rd. Taraklna, 'Dunedin,- May- 13th.' ' Port Fairy, Dunedin, Mary 27' th. Rotorua, New Plymouth, Hay 28th. Norfolk, Dunedin, Jane" 12th. SHIPPING NOTES. I s # „ r > f "'' - * ,The Kaimanawa wai an arrival yesterday with cement from Portland for discharge. She is now loading here;,for Auckland direct, and in to vail on Friday. i i The'Foxton is expected- 'to-day 'from Foxton., She wil go on -the clip -here for minor ' repairs, and ia to sail- to-morrow for JToxtoo ' direct. , • i . The Bneit ; arrived yesterday/ afternoon- . from* Piotonk , - Bho Is' to. sail to-day 'for ■ Dunadjn;. Oamaru, and ■ Tiraaru. , [ 1 > The • tfal® is expected this morning from the, south .to takft in cargo .for Wellington, PJctdn,-and Wanganui. ■ > • ' The Holmdale is due from Timaru to-morrow ,t» load for Wellington and Wanganui. Tho Calm is now-expected back from the " south on Saturday, and is to sail the tame gay 'with cargo for- Wellington and Wangam»i. 1 i x l '< « « ,■ The" Progress should be here on' Saturday from < Timaru to load 'for Wellington, New 1 Plymouth, and Waikato. > i - The Parara should arrive here to-day from , Giabprne with sheep. She loads, for Na- j >piar, Waikokotm, Tolaga 'Bay, and Tokdmaru I •"Shy.;. V\ ', ,i , < .r-r h - 'The.Kulcit is .duo here this afternooi from I Nelson. 'She is to sail -to-morrow m with i cargo tor Nelson,- Motueka, and Wellington. | ' The Kahika, -due' from ■ Timaru 'to-morrow- 1 morning, is to lead for Napier and'Gisborae, < The Kaimiro ,1a expected on Saturday from asd>iaUs In- the evening for West- I ' J)0 I'L. *' t A'j.. fy, ■ ' f j ; < The Waikouaiti is expected at Lyttelton on .March 12th from' Port' Chalmers .to load' for "Newcastle and Sydney. j'.JPi* arrived,, yesterday afternoon from •Snnealn: cargo from. Newcastle and Sydney, She, is- to sail to-morrow for Timaru, Akaroa, Dunedin, and Bluff. ■' J ■ v Tna Waimarlno ia due Acre on Starch 18ih from'Aucktand and-Wellington,- and sails the .same-day for Dunedin, Oamaru,.'and Timaru. En *Q,ute. from Antwerp with .-a cargo of /basic .slajf for, discharge at New Zealand porta, the.' Cornwall has reported that' she expects to . arrive at Auckland on Sunday i morning. Thei Swedish tnotor-ship Parralcoola, with Pacific OoaaJ; cargo for New Zealand, has reported thaf ahe -expected .to arrive at' Apia j- yesterday. -' Bbe is "due at 'Auckland : on "March Bth; and it Wellington on jMhrcbi'llth. The Hauraki ia to' leave Auckland again toward the end of this month' for Vancouver, and wilj load'-at Pacific Coast porta during 1 May for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, and : Syta'ey. . - > . , ■ _ | To .continue discharge of her Liverpool i o&rgo, the Shaw, Saylll steamer Maimo* ar- j rive4>at Wellington on Monday''morning from ! -Auckland.'' , She is to leave Wellington tomorrow again for Lytt,elton and Dunedin to complete discharge, • - , /VESSELS WITHIN 1 WIRELESS RANGE OP N,Z. ■' The, .fallowing' vessels are within range of, the -undermentioned wireless stations';— ■ Auckland—Diomede, Dunedin, Parrakoola, ■Jlauf kPomare, City df Dieppe, Canadian High*' ladder; Ppolta, Tofua, Port Fremantlfi,' Glenbank t ; Wairuna) Matai. ' Chatham/ Islands —Cornwall, Tainui, Somerset, f Surrey. , Awaruaf-Monowai, Makura. Whalers. - .Wellington—Maori,, Wahine, Tamahine, Bangitiki, Bangitatie, Huahfne, Tekoa,' Buapehu, Port ,Pirip ( . Cumberland, Port /Victor, Ealingo, Armadale, Mamilius, Coptic, Peters-, field, Cambridge, Tairoa. PETERSFIELD WITH y'. PHOSPHATES. , .The, atcamer Petersfield, en route from, Tfyurn Island with a, cargo of phosphates for discharge at lyttelton and Port - Chalmers, feat repotted that she expects to arrive at liyttelton this afternoon. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. STONE?, March' 3. .Arrived, Marama (7 'a.m.), from - Wellington:' , - ' ' J^KEMANTLE, March 3. Aprlved, Orama," from I^ondon. AtTOKIiAND, March 3. , iArrived. Ulimaroa- (H. 20 a.m.), from > Sydney; ,;Poolta (0,20 from Newcastle; Oimara (7.30 p.m.), from WelHnffton.' ' ' 1 Sailed, Brunswick (5.55 p.m.-),-for Lyttelton; ' . WBtjLINGTQN.- March B, Arrived, Titoki (12,25 a.m.), from Picton; PSrera (4.5 ajn.'), from Napier; Maunganni "(0.80 a.m.), from Sydney;! Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Alexander (0.40 a.m.),'. from Tarakohe. ■.Sailed, \Parera (11.80 a.'pj,), for Lyttelton,; .Armadale p.m.), for Lyttelton; Mamilius (4.15-^p,m r ), for Kapler; Alexander '(5 p.m.). for NelBon; Titoki (6.30 p.m.), for Nelson; Kalingo .(6.45 p.m.), for. Greymouth; Maori>-(7.50 pan.), ifor Lyttelton. , * ' .DUNEDIN,- 1 -March 3. - Arrived, Kaimiro (9.45 a.m.), from Bluff. -S ■ GOLDEN WEST AT AUCKLAND, *Wiih Pacifio Gaoit cargo' for dishcarge at"'Aackland, "yTollington, JLyttelton, -and and- 0.. Lijis, ateainer Golden Wpst ,! arnv»d:»t AncMyad on jsatardaf '«*■«? i''

PERSONAL. ■ Mr A. Coad. chief engineer of the Waiotapu, and Mr H. Simmonds, second engineer on the same,, vessel, are at present on holiday. . ■■■ ■ '' Mr B. W. Gandell has rejoined the Tamahine as second engineer after holidays. The Kini, Which was commissioned at Wellington, carries the following engineers: Chief, Mr H„ J. Knewstnbb; socond, Mr J. J. Matthews;, third, Mr H. Stewart. PORT LOADING/

The 0. and D. Line motor-ship Port Alma arived -at Bluff on Monday morning to complete discharge of her London cargo and to' commence her Homeward loading. She will' subsequently, load ,at Timaru, Lyttelion, ;and: Wellington,/ and. is scheduled, to olrar- Wellington finally on March 22nd for the Hook of Holland and London, via the Panama Canal. PORT FREMANTLE'S - j PASSENGERS. ; i - ■" The O. and D. Line motor-ship mantle, whioh left Auckland last Eriday ■ for - London, ; took* the following passengers:—Mr F. E. Hart, Miss L. L.' Berry, Miss I. A. Hart, M» E. R. Hart, Mrs S. 'E. Fay; Miss ■M. Fay, Master J. 8. Fay, Master R. .lE. Fay, Mrs M. M. .F»y, Mr <5 E.'Cloke, and Miss M. G. Ciouston. , H.M.S. LABURNUM AT, LYTTteETON. / ;■ - ' I' An hour anil a hall behind her schedulo I time, owing to having encountered a southwesterly gale in the latter part of the, trip, H.M.B. Laburnum arrived at Lyttelton at 12.80 p.m yesterday from Nelson. The vessel left Nelson on' Monday morning and had a : fine-weather trip until «arly yesterday morning. The vessel will remain In port untM Martoh 16th. Official calls were paid on Commander C. E., Hotham yes'terdsy afternoon, by the Mayor of Lyttelton (Mr W. T." Foster), the cliairman ql the Lyttelton Harbour Board '(Mr-H. T. Armstrong, M.F.),- and the Mayor of, Christohrrch (Mr 7. K. Archer).. The Laburnum's-officers, are as follows; i Commander-in-Command, . Charle» E., Hotham; D.S.C.; Lieutenant-Commander Ronald Hunter-Blair, D.5.0.: lieutenant John Weatmacott, Lieutenant Thomas B. Wardle; Surgeon-Lieutenant Ale*ander J. Burden, Commission«d-6unnsr Cedrio W. Clarke, D.S.C/, -and Commisionsed-Engineer William J." ■ Robins, *