LATE SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 75, 30 March 1925, Page 7

LATE SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS.—THIS DAT. 2.4s a p a m ian Challen «c 1 '. from Wellington, DEPARTURES.—THIS DAY. Southern Cross, for Norfolk Island, 12.0 i» TOFUA'S DEPARTURE POSTPONED Tofnn de f part nr?. of the Union Co.'c steamer Tofua, for Fiji, Tonga and Samoa, Has been postponed until 9 o'clock this evening" PERRY LAKE TAKAPUXA. The Takapiina Tramways nnd Ferry Co.'s ste ame r Lake Takapuna has been wit h- ?« L n , m \ he 9 u y- Ba yswater run in order to undergo cleaning and painting. The vessel, which will probably resume on Wednesday, went on to the slip this morning THE TAIXUI'S OF/FICERS. The S.S. and A. steamer Tainui, which arrived at Auckland this morning from London and Southampton, is commanded by Captain W. H. Hartman. who hns with him the following officers:—Chief. Mr II V. Skldall, second. Mr. F. H. Attwood: third, Mr. P. S. Norwood; fourth. Mr. V. W. Gihoy; chief engineer, Mr. G. Arthur second. Mr. 11. Paskins: third, Mr. .t' Wright: fourth. Mr. R. Shilton: fifth, Mr \V. Williams; sixth, Mr. J. W. Davey chirr refrigerating, Mr. S. Loftus; second. Mr. \V. J. Wiseman; first wireless operator. Mill. W. Palmer; second. Mr. G. Pindlayson: third, Mr. G. W. Hamilton; ship's surgeon. Lieut.-Colonel K. E. Craster: purser. Mr. AY. J. Carpenter; and steward-iu-charge! Mr. A. Demera. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Sydney, March 30.—Arrived: Sllksworth, from New Zealand. Sailed: KoroiniUo, for New Zealand. Colon, March 20.—Arrived: Puriri (New York to Auckland). Kuahine {Southampton to Wellington). Liverpool, March 20.—Sailed: Port IVictor, for Auckland. Honolulu, March 27.—Sailed: Aornnpi. (Sydney to Vancouver).