OVERSEAS VESSELS.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 35, 13 March 1930, Page 2

OVERSEAS VESSELS.

The Port Brisbane sailed at 8 p.m. yesterday for Wellington. The Matakana sailed at 9 p.m. yesterday for Gisborne. The Northumberland is expected to arrive at Napier about March 24 from Gisborne to load for London and West of Ehgland. The Huntingdon replaces the Norfolk and leaves Liverpool on Saturday for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. The Port Victor is due at Napier on March 13 from Lyttelton to discharge cargo from London. New Plymouth will be her next port. She will return to Napier again on April 2 from Auckland to load for the West Coast of England, sailing on completion for Wellington. The Mamilius is expected at Napier about March 21 from Wanganui and will sail finally from this port for LOndon, via Panama, on March 22. The Pakeha i's expected to arrive at Napier from Wellington about April 5, and is due to proceed to Auckland on April 8. She will be loading for Rotterdam and London. The Middlesex is expected to arrive at Napier about April 7 to load for Rotterdam, Hamburg and London. The Somerset was expected to leave Wanganui this^morniog and will call at Wellington en roUte to Napier for fuel oil. The vessel is due on Saturday. The s.s. Benvenue is now expected to be despatched from Picton for Napier on March 18, and Will arrive at Napier on Wednesday, March 19. From here she sails for Lyttelton and thence direct to London and Continent. The following are projected sailings from Liverpool: — The Cambridge, March 29, for Auckland. The Kent, April 26, for Wellington. Cumberland, June 7, for Auckland. The Turakina, May 24, for Auckland.