Shipping News of the Port

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 137, 13 June 1938, Page 4

Shipping News of the Port

NIAGARA ARRIVES. AWATEA AND MARIPOSA LATE. LLANGOLLEN PUTS BACK. MAETSUYCKER IX THE MORNING. The Canadian Australasian Royal Mail steamer Niagara arrived at 7 a.m. today from Sydney, -with 200 passengers,, berthing at Prince's wharf. She experienced very rough weather, but being from the west it. did not delay her arrival. The vessel sails at 11 a.m. to-morrow for Suva, Honolulu, Victoria. 8.C., and Vancouver. The strong westerly, gale has delayed the arrival at Sydney of the Awatea, which left Auckland at 5.25 p.m. on.Friday. She is expected late this afternoon. The same weather delayed the Mariposa, which left Auckland at 11 p.m. on Friday. She is due at Svdncy this evening. The Wanganella, which left Wellington at 7.50 p.m. last Thursday for Sydney, has also been delayed by* the gale. The steamer Llangollen, which left. Auckland at 0.35 a.m. on Friday for Port Kenibla, New South Wales, met the full force of the gale "between North . Cape and Cape Maria. Being in light trim, she returned to port, arriving last night. After rebunkering, she is expected to sail again to-night." The South Seas Line motor ship Maetsuycker will arrive at 7 a.m. | to-morrow from Saigon* and other Eastern ports. She lias 2fi passengers and general cargo and will berth at Queen's wliarf and is expected to leave j for Wellington to-morrow night.

Port Hardy will arrive from Liverpool on 'Wednesday morning with general cargo for main ports. (F. Co-op.) Surrey, whieli left Auckland early on Saturday morning for Opua, left IJicrc at 7 a.m. to-day for New Plymouth. (N.Z.S. Co.) Remuera, which lias been discharging London cargo at the Prince's wharf, will leavo for Wellington at midnight to-night. (X.Z.S. Co.) Tekoa is now expected, to arrive on Thursday from Wellington to complete loading for London. (X.Z.S. Co.) • Port Jackson is expected to arrive on Thursday from Wellington for final loading for London. (F. Co-op.) Akaroa will not arrive until midnight on Thursday from London, with passengers and cargo. (L.D.X.) 1 Port Waikato is due this evening from Lyttclton. She will berth at the King's wharf, and leaves' for the south on Thursday. (X.Z.S. Co.). Port Tauranga is expectcd to complete discharge of Auckland cargo from Colt's Harbour, Xew South Wales* and leave to-night for Opua (X.S.S. Co.) Matua left Suva at 5.30 p.m. yesterday for Auckland, and is due on Wednesday night. (U.S.S. Col) A R RIV A LS.—Sat u rday.

Margaret W., from Gisborne, 2.30 p.m. Oncwn, from Ostoml, 0 p.m. Iltiuili, from Surfdale, 0.30 p.m. llerekino, from Portland, 10,20 p.m. Kawau, from Thames, 10.30 p.m. • Yesterday. ' Motu, from Parenga,'7 a.m. . Pono, from Kerepcelii, 7.1 D a.m. Ranginui, from Vauranga.-ll a.m. . ... | — Onewa, from Ustend, U p.m. Llangollen, from sea, 0.2U p.m. Baroona, from Cowes Bay, 0.30 p.m. Hauiti, from Surfdale, 7 p.m. This Day. Baroona, from Motutapu, ,11.30 a.m. JSiagura, from Sydney, U. 35 a.m., with the loiiowmg passengers :—First ciass : Mr. K. Anwyi, .dr. J. l'*; Bristed, Mr, G. J. •linker, captain J. Brisco, .Lieut. Li. Burton, Mr. A. K. Blekell, Mrs. Bickell, Mrs. ana Miss Bohniann, Mr.. S. G. Brown, ,\lr. and i Mrs. K. Bright, Mrs. .O. Browne, Air. anu Sirs. I*. Beuverne-Brine, Mrs. Coleman, .Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooke, Miss and Master Cooke, Mr. G. Cleary, Mr. E. Cameron, Miss C. Childs, Mr. Cnriord-Ellis, Mr. L.-S. Cummlug, Mr. J. Cumming, .Mr. V. Du Chateau, Mr. S. Dykes, .Miss Si.' Doekett, Mr. anu Mrs. A. V. Davis, Mrs. 2\. Day, Mr. G. Ebbctt, Aliases J. ana M. Ebbctt, Mr. 1-'. l''iulay, Mr. J. L. Fenton, .Mr. J. M. Fisher, .Mrs. M. Graham, 'Miss A. Grange, Mr. M. Guuiu, Mr. and Mrs. h. Van Zyl Hani, Mrs. E. id nit, Miss J. iJaiin, Mrs. J. Holland, Mr. H. Hine, Mrs. ana Miss lllne, Mr. Jj\ C. Hawley, Sir. F. llenuessy, Mr. A. E. Harrison, Mr. J. Ilalligan, Mrs. J. Hughes, Mr. G. Johnston, Mr. K. L. Kuss, Mr. and Mrs. F. Koechlin, Sljss M. King, Mr. J. Lamar, Miss Jr. C. Loft," Mrs. Lonston-Clarke, Miss W. Moore, Misses A. and W. Moore-Jones, Mr. C. M. Morden, Mrs. G. M.. Morden, Mr. J. Mariow, Mr. H. Morpeth, Mr. J. Milne, Mr. L. Martin, Mrs*. M. Martin, Mrs. 13. McKay, Mr. C. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. F. JSewman, Miss A. Xcwman, Mr. D. Xolan, Mr. M. Patten, Mrs. A. l'orry, Mr. and Mrs. l'owell, Master H. Powell, Prof. J. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. N. Quirk, Mrs. H. lleddaway, Mr. C. C. Kadclift'e, Mr. G. Box, Mr. J. Stower, Mr. W. G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. It. Sutton, Mr. W. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. D. Sheaf, Mr, and Mrs. J. Steele, Mr. J. K. JStorrie, Mr. G. Sefpell, Mr. Serpell, Master C. Stubbs, Mr. and Mrs. P. Tennent, Sir. .F. Venn-Brown, Mr. and Mrs. N. Whyte, Mr. A. 11. Wall, Dr. W. J. Wiley, Mr. and Sirs. O. Zehnder. Second class: Mr. G. Aire.v, Mr. F. Atkins, Mr. Ah Bon, Mr. A. Baikie,. Sliss M. Black, Mr. It. Bartlett. Mr. F. Blackberry, Mr. U. W. Becker, Mrs. C. Brick, Mrs. S. E. Bibby, Mr. A. Boden, Mrs. and Master Baird, Mr, W. Br.idfcliaw, Mr. It. F. Coles, Mrs. and Miss Clark, Mr. tl. Charlesworth, -Mr. L. Christoplierson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Clarkson, Mrs. 1. Carter, Mr. P. Coke, Mr. E. A. Cockburn, Mrs. D. Duncan, Rev. R. Duthie, Mrs. M. De Groen, Miss ID. De Groen, Mrs. and Miss Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dyson, Mr. X. Donovan. Miss IS. Davidson, Mrs. J. Elliot, Sir. It. Elliot, Mr. W. K. Evans, Mr. R. Ebbetf, Mr. 11. Evans, Miss B. Eusden, Mr. A. D. Frith, Mr. R. Graham, Mr. T. G. Green, Mr. R. Gawler, Miss X. Galbraith, Mr. A. Gouk, Miss K., Ford. Mr. C. X. Freeman, Mr. S. J. Ferrv, Mr. R. H. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoskin. Mrs. M. M. Hall, Sir. and Mrs. W. Ilicks, Mrs. H. Harris, Mr. ,T. I-leaton. Mr. W. Harvey, Mr. R. Jouelun. Mr. H. S. Jordan, Mr. E. E. Kramer, Mrs. Kramer, Mr. A. Kroft, Mr. C. Keir, Sirs. V. Leidersdorf, Mrs. A. Lang. Mi 1 , niul Mrs. W. Miles, Miss SI. Slartin. Sliss G. Sloxon, Sir. D. D. and Sirs. AlacNicliol. Sirs. B. Slclntvre, Sir. K. B. Slcßae, Sir. V. SI. SlcCarthv. Sir. and Mrs. SlcGlll,' Sir. R. C. Xclmes, Sir. H. H. H. Napier, Slessrs. C. and L. Niclson, Sir. C. Patel. Sir. R. Plain. Sir. A. Petts-Jones. Sir. G. Plain, Sirs, Miss and Slastor Price. Sirs. D. A. Pennington, Sir. and Sirs. S. W. Penman, Sir. L. Page, Sir. W. Poole. Sir. A. Pemberthy, Sir. W. 11. Owens, Sir. T. Rol>son, v Sir. F. Rooth. Sir. F. Reader, Sirs. A. S. Smith. Sir. J. F. Surr, Sirs. K. St. John Biggs. Slisses I. and W. St. John Biggs. Sir. ,T. Sinclair, srr. and Sirs. J. Sneddon. Sir. H. J. Shearer, Sir., Sirs, and SUSs .Tavrogis, Sirs. K. Tomnkins. Sir. V. Thurman. Slessrs. A. ami E.' Tetrazzlni, Sir. K. Upton, Sliss J. Warner. Sir. and Srrs. F. Ward, Sir. J. Welch, Sir. A. C. White, Sir, R. B. Wilson, Mrs. and Sliss Ah Chee. Mr. Fong Wong. Sir. Lee Ytin Cheung, Sir. Loo You, Sir. Lee Ban. Sirs. Lee Slo.v. Sir. C. Ratlin.'Mr. L. Ravji, Sir. K. Sliamji. Sir. Wong Wl.

DEPARTURES,—Saturday. Walpiata, for Wellington, G. 15 p.m. Kekerangu, for Sydney, G. 50 p.m. Yesterday. Onewn, for Ostend, n.r>o a.m Hnniti, for Surfrtalc. fl.uO a.m. Claymore, Tor Wliangarei, 5.20 p.m. This Day; - Paroona. for Motntapu, 7.30 a.m. Hauiti, for Coromanilel, 12.15 p.m. EXPEOTED ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Awn lion, from Knst Const, afternoon. Miro, from Dunedln, due. Port Walknto, from Lyttulton. evening. TO-MORROW. Maetsuycker, from Saigon, 7 a.m. Tnhoe, from Paerriji, morning. Claymore, from Whanparel, morning. Gabriella, from Eden, due. Hauiti. from Coromandel. 1 p.cu. Pukeko, from Portland, evening. Kawau, from Matakana, midnight.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. TO-DAY. Ranginui, for Tauranga, 3 p.m. Llangollen, for Port Iveinbla, 5 p.m. Ton, for Whnkntane, 5 p.m. Waiotahi, for Opotlki, 5 p.m. Motu, for Manganui, 5 p.m. /■; Parotoj for Bay of Islands, 5 p.m. Reinuora. for Port Chalmers, evening. Port Tauranga, for Opua. evening. Kawau, for Matakana, midnight. TO-MORROW. Niagara, for Vancouver, 11 a.m. Tithoc, for Paeroa, S p.m. Margaret W. f for East Coast, 5 p.m. . Awahou, for E>ist Coast, 5 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 5.30 p.*n. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the Auckland wireless station to-night:—Gabrielln, Kererangu, Matua, Port Tauranga, Llangollen, Mariposa, Matakana, Maetsuyoker, Remuera, Yomacliichi, Port Hardy. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Gisborne, Juno 11. —Arrived: Altair, from Auckland. G. 40 p.m. Wellington, June 12.—Arrived. Poolta, from Greymouth. 12.25 a.m. : Waipahi, from Lyttelton, 3.25 a.m.; Melbourne Marti, from Auckland, 11.20 a.m. Lyttelton, June 11. —Arrived: Port Whangarei, from Timaru, 10.35 a.m. Sailed: Waipahi. for Wellington, 11 a.»n. . Bluff, June 12. —Arrived: Port Wyndham, from Dunedin, 12.30 a.m. I OVERSEAS. Suva, June 12. —Sailed: Matua, for Auckland, 5.30 p.m. London. June 11.—Sailed: Port Alma, for AticKland. . Liverpool. .Tunn 11.—Sailed : Tainui, for London and Wellington. Glasgow, June 11.—Sailed: Karamea, for Liverpool and Auckland. New Orleans, June 10. —Sailed: Anhalt, for Auckland. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS—SATURDAY. Hokianga. from Manukau Heads. 5 p.m. The Northern Company's auxiliarv vessel Clansman, which sheltered at the Heads on Thursday and Friday, crossed the bar in a rough sea on Saturday morning and arrived at Tvawhia on Saturday night. The Hokianga. bound for Hokianga. also sheltered at tile Heads but returned to Onehunga on Saturday evening. To-day the bar is vcrv rnugli and not workable. The lighthousekeeper reports that- It is the worst this winter, heavy seas breakin? for five or six miles out. UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Niagara sails at II a.m. to-morrow for Honolulu. Victoria and Vancouver. \\aimarino leaves Wellington to-day for Auckland. She will leave here on Fridav LWdhrßlTff l am] tO Timnra < i ton ' ' LyttClto,i ' ■ Wnlana leaves Dunedin this afternoon and ~nd ' larU ' LyUelton ' Wellington for^Auck 1 and. SUV . a 3 ' 3 ° I '' m| Tcstcrd ' l - V ivnm n \"?! is ,1,,e ho f c - °n-Sunday. .Tune 2G. f, 01 " via ports, and sails at 10 n.m. on Monday for Sydnev. Karepo leaves Melbourne* to-dav for Auckland Wellington and New Plymouth, u.upiatn loads at Bluff about Snturdav ton Off Tltiirafint- i- fi <luo Plymouth on and wA'lington" 00 t0 A " cklan <>- P ° rtl ™ d * R . T f^ll(> At Westport to-dav to mouth° r d ' and completes at Grey-

Xalkornl loads nt Newcastle about Wednesday ami completes at Sydney lor Weiiington and Auckland in that order. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. The New Zealand Shipping Company follow-— movements of its ships a's Roforua — Sails from Wellington. .Tunc ■ 'jOnrlon. via Panama. Due Lon-don,-July 28. ■ _ IVI.-nn—Wellington. June 0: Auckland. June „ Sails from Auckland. June 20. via i anama. Due London, .Tuly 31, Surrey—New■ Plymouth. .Tune 14: Wanganui, .Tflne (1; Wellington. .Tune 25. Sails ton" t™ ]" IKto "\ 2n ' f " r Southampton, London and West-Cnast ports, via Panama. Due Southampton, August S. ' Chalmers, .Tunc S* niuiv, June 20: Timnru. Juno 24: Lyttelton. June 28: Wellington, .Tuly 1; Anck- !« : Jul / Sails from Auckland. July T-nn ' i. aml Nowcastle-on-I\viio, via Panama. Due London. August It em it era—Fort Chalmers. June 15: Lvttclinmi t ° V- Vc "l n, s ton - ■ Tnne 22: AuekTnui' <> ? c ?'• , Snll s, from Auckland. t 'V . London, via Panama. Due London, August 8. . Rnngitik:—Auckland, July 0;. Lvttelton i wu\ 1 Well J n fton .Tulv 23. Sails from I \\ellington. July 28. for London, via 1 Panama. Due London, August 30. Huntingdon—opm. July 4; Auckland. July rIu.VL £ Iy n« 10 "J h * i ul 7 r2 < Wanganui. J.V L Wellington. July IS. Sfiils from Wellington July 21. for London and \\ est Coast ports, via Panama. Due London, August 31. M.-A.-N.Z. LINE. Port Montreal—Sailed from Halifax, April 21, for Auckland. Wellington. Lvttelton sn(l5 n(1 c<iin - Lcft Auckland, Juno 4. for Wellington. Port Halifax—Sailed from Montreal, May Auckland, Wellington, Lvttelton and Dnnedin, Due Auckland. Julie 27. Canadian Constructor—Leaves Montreal June 21, Due Auckland, July 20. Canadian Challenger—Leaves Montreal July 21. Due Auckland, August 2S. oi of Glasgow—Leaves Montreal, August - 1 - Due Auckland, September 2S. YAMASHITA KISEN KAISHA LINE. Messrs. Russell and Somers, Ltd., local a»ents, advise the following movements of the Xamashitn Kisen Kaisha vessels:— Shanghai Maru—Leaves Kobe, June 0; Ti?n» IC -o' 20; arrtvL 'S Auckland, Wo '.etop. July S; Lyttclton. July 14 July 11- Sails for Japan. N Japm., 'jm,elf ailCa ftom Lyttelton for AIRWAY passengers. Arrivals.—Saturday: Mr. X. B. Spencer, Mr. C. A. Campbell, Miss 10. C. Mackie Yesterday: Mi-. T. Cornish, Miss B P Snnpson, Mr. P. Frnloy, Mr. I. c. Howard," u'n McGregor, Mr. H. Wood, Mr. A. Wilson. Mr. F. Huddy. ■ Departures.—This day: Mr. R. Maria, ~ V Morgan, Miss M. Rattenberrv, Mr. J. b. Johnston.