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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1664, 3 February 1913, Page 7

New Zealand Shipping Company, left Bydnoy for Auckland on Saturday. She is duo at Wellington about February 10. Tho Government training ship Amokura was at Picton at noon on Saturday. She leaves that port this morning to continuo iier instructional cruiee in Cook' Strait. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Turakma arrived at Wellington from Lyttelton , yesterday. Homeward loading will , c , om !deted, here, and departure taken for London, via way ports, on Thursday, February 6, Repairs to the fimall steamer Manaron, ml 1 } be .commenced at Wellington .to-day. This will necessitate the withdrawal of tho vessel from her usual trade for a day or ,twp. The Tyser liner Whakarua is reported to have left London for Wellington, via way ports, She is due here about April 7. The Shttw-tSaviU steamer Delplilo is now loading London cargo at Wellington, She visits other ports round the coast returnlnS. to Wellington about February 16, and nailing for London about I'obruary %. Tho Union Company' 6 steamer Aparima is expected to loavc Willlnmstown, Yictoria, towards the end of this week for Europe, via Durban. After loading 1400 tons of produce at .Ti-' maru the Union Company s Kurow proceeds to Auckland. Bho wiH subsequently go on to Newcastle to load coal for Wellington. ■ The looa-1 agents of tho Tyser. Line antlcipato giving tho steamer Star, of India, dispatch for London on February 5. Laden with dairy produce tho) Union Company's Coriniui i.4 duo. in port from Onehunga' and New Plymouth to-morrow morning: Departure will be taken for Timaru, Dunedin, and Oamaru at noon on Wednesday. ■ Consignees of cargo by Union-Company's steamers leaving Wellington for Lyttelton in the regular schedule running, aro asked to note that cargo will bo received until 3. p.m. only on sailing day. '(■ The' Greymouth Harbour Board's drodgo Mawhera, which is at. present being overhauled at Wellington, will be, taken off the Patent Slip on Thursday. ' The next vessels which are due-for overhaul are the Wairau an j the trawler Nora Niven... The Union Company, who are acting as local- agents for tile, coastal stoamer Red Pine, advise that she will- leave Greymouth. for Wellington with' a load of timber to-day. ; . The New. Zealand Shipping Company's Hurunui. is expected to leave Wellington for London >on February 8. She is duo here from' Napier on February 6. * jTho F. and S. tine's Kent, which has. been loading at New Zealand ports on behalf of the New Zealand Shipping Company, was >to • have loft Gisborne' for Weir lington at JO p.m. on Saturday. She. will complete; loading at this port, and is ex* pected to sail for London on February' 6,

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