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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 92, 13 January 1919, Page 9

The following vessels were in range of the Auckland wireless station yeßtcrdoy:— ■ Arahura and ' Port Lyttelton.. The wooden steamer Annotto Eolph ie still, on. T.he expected arrivals list, ryid should arrlvo from San Francisco any time now, The Government steamer Hinemoa re- . turned to port on- Saturday, night from the Ohatham elands., She is to leave on her Cook. Strait tonr early this week. To-morrow evening the Tarawera' will leave Auckland for Wellington, arriving here on Thursday afternoon. Upon arrival'from Napier on Wednesday next, the Bosamond will tako cargo for Lyttelton. The liner Kent left the Bluff at 8 o'clock on Friday night for Picton, and will arrive hbre on January 15 to, complete Homeward ■ loading. . Mr. H. Maplesden'joined the Nuahero on Saturday as Beoond engineer,. Messrs. Sir W; G. Armstrong. ;: Whitworth and Co., Ltd.i England, have jiist delivered from their Walker shipyard their first fabricated ship! designed by themselves. Sho is, states the "Shipping World," constructed on tha Ishenvood system .of longitudinal framing, and-has a carryIns: capacity, of 10,000 tons. The keel was laid on March 11, 1918, tho launch taking place on September 5. The total time ■from keel laid •to handing' over waß 31 weekß 5 days. Circumstances beyond tho control of . the buildors interfered'with, the work of completion or tho vessel would have been finished a month earlier.' The experiment in fabrication was, ■ however, .very satisfactory,, and promises- well, for dispatch id*- the building "of the rest "ottoe ships of the series at this yard. ■

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