SHIPPING

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28267, 3 May 1957, Page 15

SHIPPING

Port Of Lyttelton ARRIVALS Thursday, May 2 Maori t.e.s. (6.38 a.m.), 8303 tons, Meatyard, from Wellington. Union ©team Ship Company, agents. Flowergate, m.s. (7.30 a.m.), 4894 tons, Stubbs, from Wellington. Shaw oaviu and Albion Company, agents. Havjarl, m. tkr. (8.32 a.m.), 11,079 tons, Nordsither, from Singapore, standard Vacuum Oil Company, agents. * J Maui, s. dredge (12.10 p.m.), 553 tons, from Westport. Picton, m.s. (3.12 p.m.), 149 tons, Newey, from Wellington. Holm and Company, Ltd., agents. Sydney Star, m.s. (4 p.m.), 11,219 tons. White, from London. A. H. Turnbull and Company, Ltd., agents. Faroto, ms. (10.1 p.m.), 109 tons, Wilson, from Wellington. Holm and Company, Ltd., agents. DEPARTURES . Thursday, May 2 Waimate, m.s. (4.13 p.m.), 3506 i° r ? s ' J or Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agents Poranui, m.s. (4.27 p.m.), 850 tons. Brown, for Dunedin. Kinsey and Company, Ltd., agents. Waimea, m.s. (9.39 p.m.), 3G57 tons, Peake, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Wellington Star, m.s. (7.26 p.m.), 11,994 tons, for Bluff. A, H. Turnbull and Company, Ltd., agents. Maori, t.e.s. (8.32 p.m.), 8303 tons. Meatyard, for Wellington. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS Stawell, H.M.N.Z.S., this day (2 West). Picton, Wellington, this day. Hinemoa, Wellington, this day. Taupata, Wellington, this day (4 East). Meiwa Maru, Dunedin, this day (4 West). Hinakura, Bluff, this day (6 West). Gale. Timaru, this day (4 East). Waipawa, Auckland, this day (G.P.W.). Caltex. Canberra, Abadan and Kurnell, May 4. Maori, Wellington, May 4. Karamu, Dunedin, May 4. Kopara, Wlelington, May 4. River City, Wanganui, May 4. Meiko Maru, Japan, May 4. Karitane, Ardrossan, May 6.

Maunganui, New Plymouth, May 6. Port Waikato, Wellington, May 7. Holmglen, Wellington, May 7. Trelevan, Japan, May 8. Hotunui, Timaru, May 8. Motu, Waits pu, May 8. Southern Prince, Wgtn., May 9. Karu, Auckland, May 9. Papanui, Auckland, May 10. Maranui, Auckland, May 12. Kopua, Coff’s Harbour, May 12. St. Bride’s Bay, H.M.S., May 14. Corinthic,. Auckland, May 16. Sydney Star, Napier, May 16. Gloucester, Auckland. May 18. City of Khartoum. Wgtn., May 19. Port Lincoln, Wellington, May 19. Matua, Suva, May 20. Van Neck, Wellington, June 6. Trewellard, London, June 7. Cedric. Wellington, June 8. Tyrone, Wellington, June 12. Tongariro. Wellington, June 29. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Edenbank, Dunedin, this day. Havjarl, Auckland, this day. Hinemoa, Wellington, tonight. Maori, Wellington, May 4. Karamu, Auckland, May 6. Gale, Wellington, May 4. Taupata. Wellington, May 4. Port Huon. Port Chalmers May 4. San Roberto, Wgtn., May 4. Picton, Wellington, May 4. Caltex Canberra, Bluff. May 4. Meiwa Maru, Wellington, May 6. Paroto, Wellington, May 6 Meika Maru, Wellington, May 6. River City, Timaru, May 6. Kopara, Napier, May 7. Flowergate, Timaru, May 8. Holmglen, Chatham Is., May 8. Hotunui, Auckland, May 8. Port Waikato. N. Plymouth. May 8. Motu, Nelson, May 9 Hinakura, New Plymouth, May 9. Trelevan, Bluff, May 10. Maunganui, Onehunga, May 10. Maranui, Timaru, May 14. South Breeze, Kobe, May 15. Sydney Star, Napier, May 15. St. Bride’s Bay, H.M.S., May 16. Southern Prince, Dunkirk, May 18. Gloucester, Dunedin, May 20. Matua, Wellington, May 21. Papanui, , May 23 Port Lincoln. Port Chalmers, May 24. City of Khartoum, Dun., May 24. Corinthic, Wellington, May 25. Karu, Timaru, May. Cape Rodney, Auckland, May. Cedric, Port Chalmers, June 11. Trewellard, Timaru, June 13. Tyrone, Dunedin, June 16. VESSELS IN PORT Sydney Star, G.P.C. Picton, No. 1 Breastwork. Paroto, No. 1 Breastwork. Edenbank, No. 2 East. San Roberto, No. 6 East. South Breeze. No. 7 East. Flowergate, No. 3 East. Port Huon. No 3 West. Maui, No. 5 East. Cape Rodney, No. 7 West. Viti. Graving Dock. Havjarl, Oil Wharf. HAVJARL AT LYTTELTON The tanker Havjarl arrived at Lyttelton yesterday morning from Singapore to discharge 3,500,000 gallons of motor spirits for the Standard Vacuum Oil Company. The vessel will complete discharge at Auckland, and will then sail to Talara, Peru. On a former voyage the Havjarl discharged motor spirits at Mount Maunganui, being the first tanker to do so. Captain P. Nordsither is in command of the Havjarl. The vessel carries a woman radio officer and purser. Miss Judith Marcussen. Shipping Telegrams AUCKLAND, May 2. Arrived.—Kowhai (8.17 a.m.), Ardrossan: Sussex (1.47 p.m.), Timaru. Sailed.—Norfolk (4 p.m.), Gisborne. NEW PLYMOUTH, May 2. Sailed.—Port Fairy (12.45 p.m.), Wellington. WELLINGTON, May 2. Arrived. —Titoki (6.40 a.m.), Nelson; Foxton (12.5 a.m.), Patea; Portland (10.40 a.m.), Tarakphe; City of Edinburgh (1.30 p.m.), Napier; Holmwood (6.50 a.m.), Wanganui; Taranaki (9 a.m.). Port Chalmers. Sailed— Holmlea (4 p.m.), Dunedin; Portland (4.30 p.m.), Tarakohe; Talisman (4.30 p.m.), Motueka. To Sail. —Wanganella, Sydney; Titoki, Nelson; Kuaka, Picton; Taupata, Lyttelton. DUNEDIN. May 2. Sailed.—Meiwa Maru (6.30 a.m.), Lyttelton: Rippingham Grange (8.40 a.m.). Nelson: Karamu (11.50 ■ a.m.), Auckland; Southern Prince (3.5 p.m.), Wellington; Roggeveen (5.30 p.m.), Biuff.

Labour Federation Officers

(New Zealand Press Association) WELLINGTON, May 2. A member of the executive committee of the Federation of Labour for the last 11 years, Mr J. H. Thompson, was unsuccessful in today’s election of officers. Mr Thompson was last year’s workers’ delegate to the 1.L.0. conference at Geneva. He is secretary of the New Zealand Plumbers’ Union. Elected unopposed were the president of the federation (Mr F. P. Walsh), the vice-president (Mr W. A. Fox, M.P.), and the secre-tary-treasurer (Mr K. McL. Baxter). The executive committee and the voting were: Messrs L. A. Hadley 255, F. L. Fenton (president of the New Zealand Workers’ Union), who replaced Mr Thompson) 190; J. E. Napier 178, and P. M. Butler 177. Mr Thompson, with 127 votes, polled highest of the five unsuccessful candidates.

Building Broken Into.—Money totalling £25 was stolen from four offices in Wardell’s Building on Wednesday night by thieves who entered through a back window. Eight other offices in the building were broken into, but nothing was taken. Apart from the forced doors no damage was done.