SHIPPING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 206, 1 September 1936, Page 4

SHIPPING NEWS.

-| ' J- NIAGARA FOR SYDNEY, 9 P.M. n \ I MARAMA ARRIVES. 5 j S PORT I-lOBART FROM LIVERPOOL. 3 t . i • i The Royal Mail liner Niagara, which arrived from Vancouver shortly before 5 noon yesterday, Is discharging at the J Prince's wharf, and -sails for Sydney at 9 p.m. to-day with about 100 passengers • booked here. The Union Company's pas--3 conger steamer Marama arrived from Sydney at 7.40 a.m. and is at the Queen s , I wharf. She will leave at 5 p.m. toil morrow for Wellington, and leaves that 1 port on Friday for Sydney. The motor • | ship Port Hobart arrived early this JI morning from Liverpool, which port she [ left on July 20. She berthed at the j! Queen's whar.f this morning and is djscharging general cargo. A shipment of 10 Clydesdale horses from Scotland forms part of her cargo and will be going on to Wellington with the ship, which leaves on Friday. The horses are in splendid condition. The port is quite brisk. In addition to general intercolonial and coastal cargo vessels, there are seven big overseas ships berthed at the three main wharves. Golden Bear arrived in port early this morning from Pacific Coast and is discharging at the Central wharf. _ She leaves for Wellington and Australia on Thursday. (H. and M.) Port Hunter, which arrived from Gisborne on Sunday, is completing her loading at the Queen's wharf, and sails on Friday evening for London, via Panama and Curacao. (Farmers' Co-op.) Canberra Maru will arrive from Wellington on Saturday for final loading fo-r Japan, via Australia. (Farmers' Co-op.) Cambridge, which arrived early on Sunday from Opua, is expected to leave for Napier to-morrow night to continue loading for London. (N.Z.S. Co.) Rangitane, which arrived yesterday morning at Wellington from London, is expected to leave on Thursday evening for Auckland and is due here on Saturday. (N.Z.S. Co.) Limerick, which arrived on Sunday from Pacific Coast ports, will leave for Wellington at 4 p.m. to-day. (U.S.S. Co.) Kairanga sails at noon to-morrow for Melbourne and Adelaide to load for New Zealand ports. (U.S.S. Co.) Awatea is due at Wellington on Thursday morning from the Clyde. The radio broadcast from the ship through IYA station will take place at 0.40 p.m. to-day. (U.S.S. Co.) Kaimiro leaves at 9 o'clock to-night for the South, via Portland. (U.S.S. Co.) Monterey arrived at Suva at 8 a.m. to-day and sails at 5 p.m. for Auckland. She arrives here at 7 a.m. on Friday, sailing for Sydney and Melbourne at 10 p.m. (H. and M.) Pukeko, which arrived from Portland early this morning, is expected to leave for ' East Coast bays, Gisborne and Napier this afternoon. (W. and W.) ARRlVALS—Yesterday. Coronation, from Wltangurei, 11.20 p.m. This Day. Fort Hobart, from Liverpool, 1.15 a.m Golden Bear, from l'ucilic Coast, 1.83 a.m. Tanlwlia, from Faeron, 1.40 p.in. l'ukeko, from Portland, 4 a.in. Lytteltou, from Great Barrier, 4.10 a.m. Marama, from Sydney, 7.40 a.m., with tlie following passengers :—Mr. C. Ballaiitync, Mrs. Ballantyne, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. M. Hutham, Mr. J. Burnett, Mr. C. 1!. Buchanan, Miss M. Coupland, Mr. N. Cole, Mr. S. English, Mr. Ij. English, Mr. F. Foster, Mr. F. Fox, Mr. A. Gaffney, Mr E. Hartley, Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. F. Hicks, Mr. H. Hutchison, Mrs. It. Hutchison, Mr H. Ironside, Mrs. A. Graham, Mr. K. Jackson, Miss O. Keecli, Miss D. Keech, Miss C. Ludbrook, Dr. 11. C. Lardner, Mr. X. Larkins, Mr. N. Morgan, Miss E. Mackenzie, Miss J. McClymout, Mr. A. K. Otton, Mrs. E. Pcarce, Mr. W. l'ayne, Mr. N. Kawlins, Mrs. Itawlins, Mr. M. Reilly. Mrs. M. Reilly, Mr. J. 11. Samuels, Mrs. M. Samuels, Mrs. L. H. Schuster, Mr. H. I Saunders, Mr. J. Scott, Mrs. T. Tliornliill. Mr. N. Templar, Miss D. Von Zglinieki, Mr. G. S. Wride, Mr. A. White, Mrs. A. White. Mr. G. Woodhouse, Mrs. I. M. Brown, Mrs. A. Baxter, Mrs. K. Baker, Mr. G. Burgess, Mrs. G. Burgess. Master G. Burgess, Mr. i 11. Bower. Mr. S. Carter, Mrs. M. Camp- : bell, Mr. It. Cottle, Mr. It. Croke, Mr. K. | Colverson, Mr. I'. Devinc, Mrs. Devine, ; Miss M. Devinc, Mr. D. Eraser, Mr. ] Fenwick, Mr. F. Gould, Mr. 11, Gould, Mrs. E. Griftin, Mrs. M. Gray, Mr. 11. Murray, i Mr. G. Martindale, Mrs. Martindale, Mr. [

S. McDowell, Miss X. McDowell. **£ A. Mclnnes, Mrs. V. Pearson, Mrs. A " . vj' Mrs. J. Tlioma§, Miss E. Thomas. M 'J;f Tliomas, Mr. O. Thomas, Mrs. Mr. D. Wliyborn, Mr. K. AiulerSO". dir. «-• Bingham, Mrs. I'. Bennett, Master J- Be - ' nett, Master O. Bennett, Master *. a>uii.ett, Mr. A. Brown. Mr. A. Bennett, Mr. J. Bowers, Miss L. Chapman, Mr. t -' , ' lop, Mrs. X. Fish. Mrs. \V. GoUg' l - Master Gougli, Mr. D. Garrity, Mr. W • lialgh, Ml'. W. Goudie, Mr. A. Hurst, Mr. F. Hart, Mr. F. Hutchison, Mr. It- -"owani, Mr. 10. Harrison, Mrs. .1. Hargreaves, Mr. A. I'/.od, Mr. A. Leader, Mr. V. Luttrell. Mr. .T. Lumsden, Mr. A. Lewis. Mr. A. 1 McMillan, Mr. B. Marshall, Master B. 2 Marshall. Master I!. Marshall, M' ss _ L - Martin, Mr. C. Maddick, .Miss 11. McWalker. ' Mr. G. Xelson, Miss T. Perrier, Mrs ■ t Pernor, Mr. C'. Parsons, Mr. G. I'hilups, .Mr. W. l'almer, Mr. ,T. Bussetf. Mrs. J. 5 Russell. Miss T.« Kolleston. Mr. W- Benme. - Mr. D. Stewart, Mr. A. Sly. Mr. .T. Sharpies. Mr. W. Stapleton. Mrs. E. Stewart, Mr. 1 T. Tor pp.v. Mr. (J. Thrush, Miss !'• " ilson, 3 Mr. .1. Wilton. Mr. J. Yeatmnn, Low Kins Lim, Kwong Tong, Wong Yuen, and Ah Toy. Claymore, from Wliangarei, S.-o a.m.--. = DEPARTURES—Yesterday. ' Ilauiti. for Thames, 11.20 a.m. Oinana. for Walk worth, noon. I'ono. for Kerepeehi. 10.5 p.m. f Herekino, for Portland, 3 0.10 p.m. 5 This Day. j Omana, for Cowcs Bay, etc., 10 a.m. ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. THIS DAY. , Kawau, from Mangawui, noon. Omana, from Cowes Bay, etc., 0.30 p.m. Ilauiti, from Coromandel, 11.30 p.m. TO-M OIIKOW. ' I'ono, from Kerepeehi, early. Waipiata, from Picton, noon. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. THIS DAY. Motu, for Tauranga, noon. Limerick, for Wellington, afternoon. Kairanga. for Melbourne, afternoon. Pukeko, for East Coast, 4 p.m. Margaret W.. for East Coast, 4 ji.m. Otimai, for Wliangarei, 4 p.m. Coronation, for Wliangaroa, 5 p.m. Kaimlro, for Portland, evening. Niagara, lor Sydney, I) p.m. Taniwlia, for Paeroa, 10 Q.in. VESSELS IN PORT. Limerick, Prince's Wharf (U.S.S. Co.). Niagara, Prince's Wharf (U.S.S. Co.). Pukeko, Prince's Wharf (W. and \V.). Kairanga, Prince's Wharf (U.S.S. Co.). Kaimiro, King's Wliarf (U.S.S. Co.). Kaikorai, King's Wliarf (U.S.S. Co.). Margaret W„ King's Wharf (F. Co-op.). Port Hunter, Queen's Wharf (F. Co-op.). Marama. Queen's Wharf (U.S.S. Co.). Port Hobart, Queen's Wliarf (F. Co-op.). Golden Bear. Central Wharf (11. and M.). Cambridge, Central Wharf (N.JC.S. Co.). Awaiiou, Viaduct Wharf (W. and W.). \\ airuna, Western Viaduct (U.S.S. Co.). Monowai. Western Wharf (U.S.S. Co.). H.M.S. Philomel, Devonport (Naval Dept.). H.M.S. Dunedin, Devonport (Naval Dept.). Ivanna, in stream (U.S.S. Co.). PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The I;.M.S. Niagara, which sails for Sydney at (> p.m., will take the following passengers from Auckland:—First class: Mr. and Mrs. X. W. Airey, Mix. D. L Anderson. Mrs. A. Butler, Mrs. M. E.. and Master Peter ,T Camorou, Miss Earlston S. Cameron, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Clouston, Mrs. E. ,T. and Miss June Cunningham, Captain lan B. D. Dewar, Miss Hilary D. Eccles, .Mr. Edward C. Giesen, Mr. Charles C. Gill, Mr. Kenneth H. G. Gordon, Mr. 11. Ilaines, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. and Master Patrick Harnett, Mrs. L. L. Il'wcrson, Mr. C. V. James, Captain and Mrs. Jaunay, Master Jaunay, Mr. Brian E. Keillor. Mrs. N. Knowles, Mr. Henry Lowen, Mis.s B. Lowenthal, Mrs. L. S. Maddrell, Mrs. I''. K. Morford, Mr. Gordon E. McKillop, Mr. James Payne, Mr. Cyril Pluto, Mr. Sheldon E. Prentice, Mr. Clement L. Kandall, Mrs. Edmond Head, Dr. 11. Malcolm W. Sargent, Mr. Quincy A. Shaw, Miss Marjorie .T. Stewart, Ml'. A. C. Stirton, Mr. Arthur E. Stock, Miss Bernice Shine. Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. T. Tudehope, I)r. James A. Vote. Judge D. West. Miss Lilian I. Hartley. Cabin class: Mr. Bobert I). Abbott. Mr. George F. Allen, Mr. G. H. Allison, Mr. Cyril Adsctt, Miss Kate E. Austee, Mrs. Brennan and Infant, Mr. Stanley O. Batt, Miss Edith M. Cochrane, Mr. Arthur 'J. Dale, Mr. Lloyd B. Duncan, Mrs. A. It. Earl, Mr. Michael Finnegan, Mr. George E. Forbes, Mr. B. H. Gray, Mr. Sidney (J. Gallic. Mrs. E. L. 11. and Miss Helen M. Harland. Master Charles W. I-lar-land, Mr. L. Heydon, Mr. E. B. Hickson, Mr. Alexander Hodgkinson, Mr. Geoffrey W. Ilolloway, Mrs. M. K. Jameson, Miss Louisa Lovcring. Mr. A. Martin, Mr. E. G. Murphy, Miss Ethel J. Mansfield. Mr. John E. McElroy. Miss Jane Itoberts, Miss E. Bohan, Mrs. Hannah Itogers, Miss Joan M. Sleddon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hamilton Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Hamilton Smith, Miss Jessie Stewart, Mr. Cameron W. Tait, Mr. and Mrs. 'Vlvan H. Trenouth, Mr. Hubert E. Taylor, Mrs. E. and Mss E-dna M. Timhs, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Trickett, Mr. Bonald C. Wilkinson. Miss Elizabeth J. Willmott, Miss Gladys F. Yearbury, Sun Ting. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. After a very rough spell for the past two days, the Manukau bar is now workable. The Kaitoa is due to sail at 3 p.m. to-day for Nelson. The Hauturu is expected at 0 li.ni. from Picton. Nad will sail at 4 p.m. to-morrow for New Plymouth and Wanganui. The Konaki is due early tomorrow from Hokianga and leaves at noon Cor Raglan and Kawhia.

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. || Niagara sails at 0 p.m. to-day for 11 '• Sydney. ;• Marama sails at 5 p.m. to-morrow for [$■; '• Wellington and Sydney. Limerick sails at 4 p.m. to-day for Wei- K lington, New Plymouth. Lyttelton, Dunedin, pg '• Melbourne and Sydney. Kairanga sails at noon to-morrow for H. r Melbourne and Adelaide. Kaimiro sails at 9 p.m. to-day for Tort- !|J '• land. Napier, Wellington and Lyttelton. [> Kaikorai sails on Friday for Newcastle ® '• to load for Auckland. * Waipiata left Picton yesterday for Auck- B land and should arrive to-morrow forenoon. K't • After discharge she loads for Wellington', % [■ Piclon, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff and g '• Timaru. |. Poolta was to leave Westport at 8.30 ti :> a.m. to-day for Auckland and Napier. Karepo leaves Greymouth to-morrow tot »■ '• Auckland. Narbada is due here about Saturday next 5 • from Calcutta, via ports. The broadcast from stations IYA. 2YA, 11 SYA and 4YA of a radio-telephone eonver--1 sation with Captain Davey and others on II the Awatea will be at 0.40 p.m. to-dav instead of S p.m. as previously advised."- If TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. | Wellington, August 31.—Sailed: Rangatira, for Lyttelton, S p.m. September 1— fc Arrived: Holmglen. from Timaru, S a.m § Dunedin Star, from New Plymouth, 5.50 8? a.m.; Tort Wliangarei, from Auckland n a.m. |rLyttelton. September 1. —Sailed: Reivo I Maru, for Melbourne, 7.45 a.m. Dunedin. August 31.—Arrived: Port •' Waikato, from Lyttelton. Bluff. August ' 31. —-Arrived: Wainui K from Wellington. 0.20 a.m. Sailed: Surrev' I for Timaru, 6.15 p.m. ? OVEBSEAS. I Suva September I.—Arrived : Monterey I from San Francisco to Auckland, S a.m. I Melbourne. September I.—Arrived • Wat taki, from Bluff. % New Yoi'k, August 30.—Arrived: Canadian Cruiser, from Wellington to Montreal -3 r..^ ,n r'' n0 - Al P lßt 2rt.—Sailed: Rotoru a ; 1 nom Liverpool to Auckland. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be "t' t'inn i f° f tho A " c,iland wireless •Lit. on to-night: — Kaimiro. Kairanga Limerick. Matua, Niagara. Waipahi. AshhrZT' TJ Aure " n - Canadian Challenger, 1 SJ'fc VSSta. <"'«• I