SHIPPING.

Southland Times, Issue 18852, 18 June 1920, Page 4

SHIPPING.

TilK Tll't> JCM, IS. Bluff 2.56 a.m. 3.24 p.m. Invep argill . . o >ili a.m. -i.04 p.m. River on 1.56 a.m. 2.24 p.m. THE SUN. Sun liscs to-day S- 0 } a.m. Sun i-cts to-day - • ■ 4.35 p.m. Thi White Star steamers Zcalandic and lonic arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday. The Lealandic discharges the balance of her Liver tool cargo and proceeiis to Bluff and Wellington to load. The lonic discharges the b dance of her London cargo, and then loads a largo quantity oJ frozen meat, wool, and cheese at Port I. lialmers before returning to Wellington for final lotuling. The W estralia. winch was held up at Lyttelton. is ihie to-day at Buneilin. Shy will probably sail on Saturday for Bluff and ileitx urne. Th-- Talune, from lahiti and the Cook Islands, left Rarotonga on Tuesday night for Auckland. Th:- XavLiH. from Suva direct., m expected to iurive ’it Auckland next Sunday. Th? Moatia. from San !• rancisco, left Pafiei-u- on Sunday morning, cn route for Karo onga and Wellington. Vi-kers, Ltd., expert to launch the first Com non wealth 22.500 ton steamer at the end jf August. It is hoped that Mrs Watt will -hristen the vessel, which will be ready for commissioning ; lebniary. The work has been greatly speeded up during the ptvrttwo months. The double i>ottoni has been completed, and the side framings, deck bean s, and bulkheads are approaching completion. The second vessel will probably be launched at the end of October. The progress thus far is that the double-bottom framework has been complete*! and the shell bottom and lank top are practically complete, while the side frames are onethirc complete. A start has been made with the building up of toe first tier of beans. The third vessel is also well forwarr, and should lie launched at the beginning of 1021. Strikes held up progress with the two hners constructing at Beardmor A-, Glasgow. wh<-r- the platers were the last to down tools. Th.e first is expect xi to be launched at the end of the year The l-pad of the second vessel is who.ly assembled, amt tier I tying down will begin next. week. She will tic launched about April. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. (Per United Press Association.) SAN FRANCISCO, June 16. A rived —To i u a. SYHNKV. June 17. A mived —Fiona, from Auckland. MELBOURNE. June 17. A "rived—Paloona and Kauri, from New Jem an d. NKWi ASTLE, June 17. Arrived —Amariss.m Maru. from Auckland. WELLINGTON, June 17, Arrived Poh-n;a 1 2 a.m, , from Timiri Turanpkai <4, Id a.m. . from A tickJam ; Rlverina id,ID xnu, from Lyttelton; 3laj'ri i7.4D a.m. . from I.ytrep'n ; Lily (10 10 a.m.:, from Lyttelton: .John (12.45 a.m u from I.ynebon. ! S tiled -Papnri'ti 1 I Lid a,m, i. for f.yttel i ton: ITimaro,’ u’..."> p.m.-. for Sydney; j Mai3tna l-L5 p.nu ■, for San Frnneieco; j Wa went (4.30 p.m. . for [ yttelton; lltver- i ina ik'.d pm, . for Napier: Maori (7.50 | p.m.i, for Lyttelton. j .'.I ’GKI-ANP, June 17. i Arrived —A rev a (3 prn.'. from South- i CPP'-p-.n. j Saded—Niagara 1 "..30 p.m. , for Sydney; I Ta; .-.raw a, I- •’! fit. for law uka. j < -fHMSTUI >T - 111 FI. June 17. 1 .-' rrived--- Bp • - '3 do a an, from Wan- ■ par’d; Karo. 1 3,.70 a.m. l . from Wellington ; Wt nine (Hl.2>i a.m,-, from We!ling*nn; Poi r Hack ng (2 P.m , from Wellington. rdh-d- i ,-U'i c '3.10 p.m.:. for London; V.k.i:-, Ur Wdlic-nn, THU WEATHER, WELLIN' >N, June 17. '.’lie Bondmen 'd-u-mp Ji-m-r reports: 'Hie wo "Ft h:_ : ; ---ee. fair e-Ta-r-il [y, though dull j an i misty a; tmmx amide breezes have \ pr* vail--d. The anno.-r>h eric pressure has , de:ea.-ed -hghrly t-o day, but is still everywhere ai-ov-- normal. Present indications j an for ca. icrly l>r.-rze.< Lacking to freshen- 1 inf non-herhes. anrl cloiuiy :u overcast con- | d'fions with scattered drizzling rain prob- | ab e. especially in northern and southern- j Bitot. districts: tin- iiarp.peter has a falling; ts: den'-v. j