NEW FREIGHTER IN PORT
Willowbank With U.S. Cargo Th* ships of Andrew W«dr. BaSr well known tn th* world's seaport* and one of the latest addition* to this large merchant fleet, th* 8138ton aingle-screw motor-ship WHowbank. arrived at Lyttelton yesterday afternoon to dtscharge general cargo from the Mexican Gulf. A 14-knot vessel, the Willowbank is commanded by Captain A. M. Williamson, ofi Aberdeen, who has served with Weir’s since he went to sea as an apprentice. The Willowbank is typical of recant ships built by the Bank Lj ne. She has the latest navi- ( gaUotial and cargo equipment, i and spacious and comfortable aceooMnodation for her crew. She carries a crew of 59. including three apprentices. The WUlowbank will sail for Brisbane today to continue discharging. Port Of Kaiapoi EXPECTED ARRIVALS Parot*. Wellington. April *. To*. Wellington. April 28. Picton. Weiungton. April 36. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Paroto. Wellington April 30 Toa. Weiungton. May 1. Picton, Wellington. May 1. Matua Delayed The Islands trader Matua, which has 13.000 cases of bananas and other tropical fruit for discharge at Lyttelton. has been delayed at Wellington by engine trouble She is not expected to berth at Lyttelton until this morning.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29499, 28 April 1961, Page 6
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195NEW FREIGHTER IN PORT Press, Volume C, Issue 29499, 28 April 1961, Page 6
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