STEAM MOVEMENTS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1912, 21 November 1913, Page 8

STEAM MOVEMENTS.

\V KI J<L\T! TON -L YTTBF/f'OX JUT.V. Ono of tlu> first steamers to make port yesterday morning was the Union Company's Maunganui, from Sydney. She brought' no fresh cargo {foil's tl»o "Kcw South Wales port, but beneath her hatches there were 300 tons'of general umrcl'ismdfce, which she had " brought across from Sydney on the previous trip. The Maunganui finished disciiartjo »nil left for Lyttefton shortly after 8 p.m. yesterday. She returns to Wellington to-iSotrow morning, and leaves again for the southern povi on Monday evening :'n place of the Maori, The intercolonial steamer returns to Wellington on Wednesday morning next, and proceeds south tho same evening;. Sltfi will tnhe Iter departure from AVoUinjjtoii for Sydney direct on Friday next, Xr.vombcr '28. . The ferry stc-amer Maori, which is due in port from Lyttelton this morning, leaves uii the return trip this evening. She loturns here on Sunday morning as usual, and will tb™ -be laid up pro tJtm. Instead of sains to Lyttoiton last,

evening, the Pate'ena remains at Wellington. At 8 p.m. to-morrow she will tuKo her departure for the southern' l">n. .1 his vessel will run in. the fern*. service in. conjunction with the Maunganui till next Thursday, when, it is un- : (terstood (on good authority), that the \\ abme vill again enter the fettv sev--vice in phiee 0 r the Maungiinui. ' An expected arrival iu port from London, via Cape Town and Hobart, ou Tuesday morning next is the Shaw, baviil steamer Arawa. It is probablo tnat she will remain in the stream for ac least a day. The Union Coinpany announce that tlie departure of the Kaia.poi from Welleßtoii for 'J-imaru, Dunedin, and the lilutt has beep postponed till aiondav afternoon. Sho will take transhipment (» oversea vessels to the ports men^ .A steamer not yet named will be dispatched by the Union Compartv from V'eimfiton.ior ■ JsmkT, flisborno, and Aaicklaud on Jtouday., Ne;-ember 23. • Aft J ? r w lJ jH ,ng in wl, « t Cilr gO »s offering at M ellingtoii, the Tyser liner Ncrehana will load at coastal ports before she .proceeds to London. • w 2 ;° t ? r,s ? f cmm t will arrive n X\ ellnigton by the Kaitoa from TaraKobe and she will .go on to JSelson 011 Monday. The same company s steamer Alexander will leave « eilington for Nelson and bays on Saturday. She returns from Nelson tomorrow morning. When the -Coriiithio has'finished putting out London cargo hero she will push 011 to Lytteiton, sailing about the middle-of next week. From that port she returns to Wellington. ij. cl . sa ning date for London has been fixed' for December 20. Messrs.. Johnston and Co.'s steafficr lutiki.is due, in port to-day with a full bad of-wool from Wangamti. The Httia, which leaves port, for Havelock • aud Pelftrus Sound to-day, returns with a similiir load on" Mpliday. The Blen-hc-ira will load Blenheim ear.go to-day. The Hudda.rt-Park.er steamer UliVr a fi oa '' wh ' cll - is <ltto at WfiHingtoa from Melbourne,- Hobart, and southern ports this morning, will co-irtiii'ue her ve-tago to Sydney at | p.nr. ' The Eajapoi is due is, port either tomorrow or Sunday. She .is bringing a full load of cheese from Jftssv Plymouth.