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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 66, 10 December 1921, Page 10

WESTPORT. Sailed.—Regulus (7 5 a.m.), for New Plymouth. GREYMOUTH. Sailed.—lhumata (4.10 p.m., Dec. 8), for Sydney. KAIKOURA. To sail.—Wakatu (5.30 p.m.), for Wellington LYTTELTON. I Arrived.—Port Kembla (7.40’ a.m.), from Wellington; Jbhn (8.40 a.m.), from Timaru; Mararoa (9.35 a.m.), from Wellington. | Sailed.—Paloona (11 a.m), for Port Chai- • mere; John (3.25 p.m.), for Wellington; Wa-itemata (4.45 p.m.), for Newcastle; ■Jararoa (6.40 pm.), for Wellington. TIMARU. An-ived.-Kaitangata (9.50 a.m.). from Port Chalmers. ULIMAROA’S PASSENGERS. The Ulimaroa, which sailed for Sydney ■, at noon yesterday, took the following saloon passengers from Wellington -.—Misses llarneiss, Tracey, Mitchell, Greenaway, Pollock, VI att, Owens, Maxwell, Hopkinson, Barth (2), Yorston, Beek. Hanuify, Hawley Watson (2), Whißh, Pittard, Thomas, i, Lester, Jones, Dunn. O’Brien ;2), Steedman Saul, Chapman. Ball, Gilbert, Paine, .. Schroeder, Sisters Teresa, Edwin, Oswin, Chrysostum, Mesdames Bates, Looney, i. Sanders, Brown and boy, Nicholson, Sissons, Edwards, Morris, Rice, Clark Cesari ■ ( and boy, Whish, Truscott, Kennedy, Churcher, Snuggs, Fraser, Goldsmith, Baker, Gayford, Harris, Pancher, MarshRoberts, College, Colvin, Lawson, Buchanan, Hanuify, Ash, Burdett, Holroyd Mosley, Hemmins, Tracey, Harneiss, McGrath, Odlin, Chatterton and two children, Connelly, Messrs. Ballance, Slianfelt, C. Harris, , B. Collier, Nisbet, Bayling. Cadell, Flet- ’ chcr. F A. L. Hunt. W. Barton. S. V. . Bond, W. M. Hopkins. Stevens, J. L. ’ Beck, F. P. Bolt, W. Weeden, R. Weeden, B. J. Johnston, J. P. Colyer, Hopwood, ’ Connelly, Chatterton, R. A Anderson, E. M. Mclntosh, Gains, J. S. Thomson, G. P. ’ Odlin, J. J. McGrath, Tracey, W. P. Hemmins, C. Beat, W. Beat, C. Tranter, 0 E. Bartholomew. J. Coyle, J. J. StevenH son, A. Gutlirie, Buchanan, Guthrey, G. Hunter, Watson, E. Lawson, Malcolm. S. Palmer, W. S. Fraser, Lacey. Tomalin, Stowe, Brett. Lew. Bodwell, Darwin, Walker, D. W. College. G. A. College, C. Colvin C. Brownscombe, S. Stern. Archibald, Marsh-Roberts, Gayford, Goldsmith. Truscott. Brown, Brigadier College. Colonel Moffatt, Capt. Rogers. Rev. Gundringer. Father Bartley. Masters Harneias, and. Hannify; 90 steerage. WAIHORA DUE TO-MORROW. j The Union Company’s Waihora, from San Francisco, via Auckland and Napier, is due here to-morrow, and is to continue her voyage to Melbourne, via Dunedin, on Monday. MESSAGE FROM THE FRANCE. A cable message received yesterday byMessrs. Wright, Stephenson and Co. advised that the five-masted barque France had arrived at London. The France, which was engaged in an ocean race with, the Rewa and Vercingetorix, Left Wellington on September 5 and Reached th® English Channel on Decembcn -1. The Rewa left Lyttelton on September 12, and was reported off the Falklands on October 13. The Vercingetorix left Wellington for London on September 10. WESTMEATH’S PROGRAMME. It is hoped to dispatch the Westmeath . to-day for Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge of the southern portion of her London cargo. The vessel will subsequently load for West Coast ports of the United Kingdom at Dunedin, New Plymouth, Wellington, Gisborne, and Auckland, sailing finally from the last- | named port about the middle of January. PORT VICTOR’S ITINERARY The C. and D. steamer Port Victor left Auckland yesterday for Gisborne, wliers she should arrive to-day. Upon completion of loading at tho latter port tho vessel will go on to Tokomaru Bay and. ’ Wellington to load, and is to leave for London, via Panama, on December 31. WIRELESS FROM WHAKATANE. According to a wireless message received by the Federal Line yesterday, the Whaka- , tane. en route from New York to New ’ Zealand and Australian ports, the vessel . should arrive at Auckland at 5 o’clock 1 to-morrow evening. The Whakatane is due here on Monday week to discharge ■ the Wellington portion of her American. ■ cargo, and will proceed thence to Lyttelton, Dunedin, Mc-lbourne, and Sydney. WAIMANA CLEARS MONTEVIDEO •' A cable message received yesterday by the Shaw-Savill Company advised that the ■ Waimana, which left Wellington on November 15, for Home, continued her voyage from Montevideo on December 6. "YEIKOKO TO OMIT NEW ZEALAND. Messrs. Wright, Stephenson and Co, local agents for tho Yamashita Steam ship Co., of Kobe, Japan, announced yesterday that the Yeikoko Maru. with cargo fivnl San Francisco, would not now visit New ZZaland, but would proceed direcv to Australia. M lONIC FOE LOADING. The S.S. and A. steamer lonic is to be dispatched from Auckland to-day for Narficr, at which port she is to load only.. The ves’sel wiU proceed thence to Lyttelton and Port Chalmers to discharge and load, and should return to Wellington to complete loading on January 1 She is listed to sail for Loudon, via Montevideo and Teneriffe, on January 5. THE PIAKO. The Piako is to sail at daybreak to-day for London, via Panama and Newport News. THE CANADIAN MARINER. Messrs Murray, Roberts and Co., local agents for the Canadian Government Merchant Line, advise that the Canadian Mariner cn route from Sydney to Auckland, is’ expected to arrive at the latter port to-day. The vessel will load at tho northern port for New York, Boston, and . Montreal subsequently visiting Napier to complete. She is to clear the latter port on December 24 for New York direct. MAIMOA’S MOVEMENTS. The Shaw-Savill Company advised yes- . terday’that the Maimoa was expected I<> complete the discharge of her coal cargo at Timaru on December 20, when she would proceed to Napier, Tokomaru Bay. and Wellington to load. She is due here . on January 7. and will sail seven days later for London, via Cape Horn. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Captain T. A. Atwood who has been . appointed superintendent of mercantile marine at Auckland, has been seventeen years in the Government service. During the last fourteen years he has been stationed at Auckland as assistant superintendent, examiner of masters and mates, and surveyor of ships. Previously lie was an officer in the Hinemoa. and. was sent to England to superintend the building of, and to bring out. *he Government steamer Janie Scddon. Before joining the Govern- ' ment service Captain Atwood was for a • long time in the service of the Chinese Navigation Company in Chinese waters. Mr. R. Moncriefl*. third mate of the Ngakuta-, han left the vessel. Mr. N. T. StandTuig lias joined the Kini in the capacity of third engineer, relieving Mr. J. T. Nicolson, "Wlio has come ashore on sick leave. In continuation of her voyage from Liverpool the Waimate is to sail to-day for Lyttelton and Dunedin. The Waimea is now expected from Picton to-morrow, and win bo dispatched on Monday evening for Westport direct, and Greynumth. 'flip Waipori is •tthied to sail this evening for Westport, where the is to load for Auckland. < The Putiki is now expected to return . from the East Coast on Thursday. The Calm is due to-day from Wanganui with cheese for discharge She will receive cargo to-day for Lyttelton.. Timaru, Dunedin, a.nd Bluff, sailing on Monday. The collier Ngakuta went on the slip yesterday. It is anticipated that she will remain there for about a week. The Union Company’s Whangape is e» pected to complete the discharge of her cargo of Newcastle co6l early next week Dup to-night from Dunedin and Timaru the Kaitangata. Is to be dispatched on Monday for West port and Greymouth, taking cargo for those ports and Hokitika..' The Ngahere will now be placed into commission on Tuesday, and is timed t-o sail the followhig day for Greymouth. Due this afternoon from Lyttelton, the John will proceed on Monday to Wanganui, from which port she should return to Wellington on Wednesday t-o load for Dunedin, Oamaru, and Timaru. The Rama is now expected to be dispatched for Dunedin. Timaru, and Lyttelton at noon to-day. The Kcmata. due to-night from Westport. will sail on the return trip on Tuesday. The Blackball Coal Company advises that tho Ngatoro will receive general cargo for Greymouth this morning . The following vessels were expected to be within range of undermentioned wireless stations last nightAwanui—Maheno, Ventura, Rivertna, Manuka, Canadian Mariner. Canadian Traveller, Canadian Transporter, il’astornor, Kawatiri. Auckland—Karori, Port Victor, Wingatui, Tahiti. Whakatane. Wellington —Wahine, Mararoa, Mapourika, Ulimaroa, Iris. Kaiwarra, Kaituna. Katoa. Arahura.*. Wan aka. Awarua —Paloona. Chatha ms— Eastern Moon.