Shipping News of the Port

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 223, 20 September 1938, Page 6

Shipping News of the Port

NIAGARA FOR SYDNEY,

fi/lATUA FROM THE ISLANDS.

MONTEREY SAILED

MIDDLESEX FROM LIVERPOOL.

The Canadian Australasian Royal mail steamer Niagara, which arrived early yesterday afternoon from Vancouver, via ports, will sail at eight o'clock to-night for Sydney to complete her voyage. She landed 18(5 passengers here and will take about the same miml>er for Sydney, where fthe is due on Saturday. The' Union Company's Island motor ship Matua arrived from Karotonga at 7.20 a.m. to-day with 32 paseengers and her usual shipment of fruit. She is berthed at the Queen's wharf and will sail at 3 p.m. on Thursday for Xukualofa, Apia and Suva. The Mataon liner Monterey sailed shortly after 5 p.m. yesterday for San Francisco, via Suva, Pago Pago, Honolulu and Los Angeles harbour. She took 110 passengers from Auckland, in addition to 226 booked through. She is due -at Suva on Thursday morning- The Federal Line steamer Middlesex will arrive at 7 a.m. to-mor-row from Liverpool au<l west coast ports with •rencjral cargo. She berths at J'rilice's- wharf ami will later proceed to Wellington. Lvttelton and Dtuiedin to complete discharge and commence home loading.

Napier Star is expected to leave Oisliorne late to-night ami is. due here early on Thursday morning for final loading, sailing next Tuesdav for London. (Ji.S.L.)

Matai arrived last evening from Moko Hiiiau Island, where she landed equipment for a radio station. She will Anil at (i p.m. to-morrow for Cape Brett. (Marine Dept.)

Rangitane is making good progress with her final loading at the Central wharf and is expected to sail on Thursday evening for London, via Panama (N.Z.S. Co.)

, Ruahine is loading for London and west coast ports at Queen's wharf and will leave for Wellington on Friday night. (X.Z.S. Co.)

Liadenbank left Nauru Island on Friday last for Auckland with a cargo of phosphate. She is due next Monday. (8.P.C.) J

Mataroa, on route from Southampton, cleared Balboa at 2 p.m. last Friday for Auckland, and is due on October G with passengers and cargo. (A.S.P.)

Mariposa, which is due from San Francisco on Friday, September 30, has a fun passenger li»t. She leaves for Sydney the same day. (H. and M.)

Tamaroa is expected to arrive from New Plymouth on October 7 for final loading, sailing on October 14 for Southampton and London. (L.D.X.)

A RR IV A LS—Yesterday. Otimai, from Raeroa. 0.40 p m Matai, from Moko Hinau, l'o.lO pm Kaiunro, from Gro.vmouth, 10.45 p.m.

This Day. Claymore, from Whangarei, 1 a.m. (..nronation, from Whangarei, 3 a in «AT, Pk l. no ' from Portland, 5.30 a.m. Will Watch, from Whangarei, 6 -J r> am Alatun, from Rarotonga. 7.20 a.ni Ranginui, from Tauranga, 9.30 a m Alotu. from Paeroa, 10.35 a.m Ton, from Whakatane, p m

DEPARTURES—Yesterday. Monterey, for San Francisco, 5.30 p m Pono, for Thames, 5.45 p.m Clansman, for Mangonui, 6.15 p.m. Kawau, for Matakana, 6.15 p m

This Day. Hiiuiti, for Coromandel, 0.20 a.m. litiroona, for Motutapu. !).45 am Malaren. for Cape Morton, 11.50 a.m Huia, for Melbourne, p.m.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. To-day. Kawau, from Matakana. 6.30 p.m. Hauiti, from Coromamlel, 8 p.m. Koutunui, frvm East Coast, afternoon

To-morrow. Middlesex, from Liverpool, 6 a.m. Waiana, from Wellington, morning. Pukeko, from Portland, evening. Pono, from Thames and Piako, morniuc Oncwa, from Ostend, 6 pm Hauiti, from Surfdale, e.30 p.m. Napier Star, from Gisborne, evening.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. To-day. Malaren, for Cape Morton, nfternoon ianopus. for Westport, afternoon. -Margaret W., for East Coast, afternoon otimai. for Opotiki 4 pm Motu. for Paeroa, 4 p.m. Kanginui, for Tauranga. 4 p.m. Coronation, for Whangaroa, 4 n.m Ton, for Whakatane, 4 pm Cliiymore, for Whangarei. 0 p.m. Kontunni, for East Coast, evening Niagara, for Sydney, S p.m.

To-morrow. Hauiti, for Surfdale, 0.30 a.m. Baroona, for Cowes Bay, 0.30 a m Onewa, for Ostend, 0.30 a m Pono, for Thames and Piako, 3 p.m. Kawau, for Great Barrier, midnight.

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. J Niagara sails at S p.m. to-day Sydney. - Matua sails at n . r>.m. on Thursday tor Nukualofa. A)>ia and Suva. ■& Kaikorai sails tomorrow for W<?stp<jrt. ■-■ sails on Thursday for SvdueV Kaiuiiru after discharge proceeds to Portland. Waiana left Wollinpton at 1 p.m. yester day for Auckland. She sails next Frid'av--. for Wellington. I.ytH-Hon, Duueslin, Bin*-" Dunedin and Timaru. " Waipiata left Tiinnrti at fi.r.O p m »k----terdn.v for Wellington tin, l Aur-kland! Kahapu lift Sydney at p. ra 0 _ Saturday for Aucklmiil (calls I'lcton Wed iicsday (. Kiwitea is exneeted to Imvc Westnort on Thursday for Auckland and Portland Korowai left Slelbouriii' at 12..'i0 a.m "on Saturday for Auckland, Wellington ami \ew Plymouth. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. I>E I'A KTU KE H — Y1: STKIt DA Y. Waim-ea, for Xi-lson, 4.: i« p.m. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. ' The following vessi-Is are expected to l>o within of flit- Auckland wireless station to-night : —H.M.S. 1..-ith, HM S Wakakura. H.SI.S. Wellington. Kakapo" Korowai, Maui l'ouiare. SlaungunuJ. Niagara! Tumbna, Olydebaiik, Fisrus. Linderbank Malaren, Middlesex, Monterey, Xanier Star' Rothloy, Tairoa. '

PASSENGERS FROM VANCOUVER. The following passengers arrived yesterday aftpruoon by the Niagara from Vancouver and way ports:—■ first Class.- -Miss I). Ashton. Mr ,T B AHtley. Mrs. JO. Arno!,]. Mr. X. I'.anks, Mrs' I. Hunks, Mr. W. J. Itluiidell. .Mr. \V. Bell, Mr. 10. Hrosii.iiian. Mrs. \i. r.rosiianan" . Miss J{. Chappie, Mr. \Y. S. ('leirliorm- Mr' \V. Cowic. Miss 1". Davis. Mi.-s H li'a'vis' Mrs. K. l>ran.sli.!d. Mi-s 10. I >ra ucslfeld! Mrs. 11. iMiiican. Mrs. 10. Cainlil.' C lireen. Mrs. A. Ci n. Mr. M. IlaunsrhlM* Miss V. Harty, .Miss A. Hewitt. Mr. B l.ockuiii't. Mrs. ]•:. I.iiiMsdc:!. Mr (I F Loi.ias. Mrs. 1,. Middlel.rook, Mr. (' H M<>tz. Mr. D. Mitilnll. Mrs. V. Mitehell Mrs-. K. Marsliall, Mrs. M. Mnnckton. Mr* K. K. M;il.in, Mr. K. Maith.ws. Mr. H J MansHl. .Mrs. M. M:ms<-11. .Mr. 11. H. Sic- ■ Kcnzie, Jlr. A. \V. MiCarthy, Jlr. D M McGregor, Mrs. 10. XatiiKch. Mr. A. E. Ddlin. Mrs. M. Odliu, Mr. C. C. Odlin" Mr. l>. K. Ro K .mk, Mrs. ]•. Rosers, Mr. C. ": N. ICabone. Mrs. K. Kniione, Mr. C. Kicliis. .Mrs. K. liainu'er. Sir. S, ■■'•&; K. Mrs. I. Singleton, Mr. '? C. Sheath, .Mr. A. Seotter, Sire. M» * Scotter. Mr. h\ Thomas. Mr. E. C. Tavlor - Miss M. Vile. Mrs. V. Wilson, Master M. ,S Wilson, Mr. C. Willis, Mrs. B. Willie Mr ; ; ' R Willis. Mrs. M. Wicks. '' Cabin Class.—Mr. W. H. Armour, Mrs. M. Armour. Sir. W. Brown, Sirs. I. T, ■ - Blake. Sir. 1,. R. Blake. Sir. K. B. Bishop, i Mrs. S. Bishop, Mr. P. S. Bak, Mrs. ' : - Bak, Mi«s A. Cains. Mrs. B>. Comptee*-'-' Miss S. Carr, Mr. A. Campbell-Smith, Mrs. J. Campbell-Smith. Sirs. K. Clift. Sliss M." V?" Crump, S. Crump. Sir. H. 1 , . Dale, '%M Mr. .T. Farciuharson. Sister Flaviaz. Mr. G;~' Fleming-, Mrs. A. Gunnell. Slisg O. Cow, -i' Sirs. <;. Good, Sister (iermaiue, Mr. C. B v (Jiliett. Sir. A. Hoffman, Sirs. A. Hojmail»-' i Mr. H. Hob<lay. Sir. F. W. Hetherftpton,. v Mr. K. 15. Sir. S 1,. Hawkstey," • Sir. J. Jacob. Mr. F. Sirs. K» '. : lAtntiley. Sir. 1 , . Slelrose. -Mrs. SI. Slel- 'i i •nsc. Sli-s H. Slnrrison. Mr. W. Slaeon, Sliss N. McKay, Sirs. K. Plaufc. Sir. .1. A. 1 I'ryor. Sir. ,T. W. Poynton. Sister Pierre, '"< Sirs. SI. Richardson, Sirs. SI. SI. Randall. j -Mr. A. SI. Roberts, Miss E. Sinnott, Sire. <* W. Steward. Mr. J. W. Swindells. Mrs. A." 1 Swindells. Miss M.-JK. Srill, Sir. A. H. Seddon i Mr. H. J. Thornton, Sir. J. Taylor. Mr.- 'p D. G. I'rmson, Sirs. V. Urmson. Sliss J.. .'• Urnisen, Sir. J. Ward, Sirs. A. Ward. Mrs. M U. E. Wilson. . .1

Third Class.—Mr. J. E. Alexander, Mr. G. Brown, Mr. T. J. Bryant, Mr. G. Buchanan. Mr. R. W. Craven. Mr. P. L. Chappell. Miss A. Carlson, Miss A. Curtta, Mr. J. Conipton, Mrs. <:. Compton, Miss K. Compton. Mr. G. Creasser, Mr. D. Clotworthy. Mr. C. Callam. Mr. A. Ellis, Mr. F. A. Bilen. Mr. I!. Falconer, Mr. E. J. . Finny. Mr. I\ W. Hnrgreaves, Mr. W. R. Hudson. Mr. R. Hudson. Mr. R. R. King. Mr. K. Morris. Mr. A. MrComto, Mrs. J. MoMcCoiiili, Master .T. McComb. Master W. McConi'b. Mr. \V. MeCone. Mr. W McCone, -Mr. M. MacLeod. .Mr. J. H. McKenzie, Mr. T. E. Xpave. Messrs. J. and P. Pcarten, Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Pearson. Mr. ■ Master Parrack. Mr. and Mrs. D. Reid. Mr. •'■?"■- H. Smith. .Mr. \V. Simpson. Mr. G Smitb,> ■'■■ Mr. H. Smith. Mr. .T. Slitrston. Mrs. G. * Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. (.'. Taylor. Mr. A. -vS Wonilt. Ganda Singh. Katsumata Osa, Otofciche Makashlnia. Malaehe L'mai, Patterson Gatu, Qua mi Kack. PASSENGERS PER MATUA. The following passengers arrived this morning by the Matua Urmn Karotonga and the Cook Islands:—Master L. Arapari. Mr. D. Ilosv.-eU. Mrs. jr. G. Clarke, Mr. W. M. Colbec-k. Mr. V. \V. Cunningham. Mrs. Cnnninjrliain. Master V. Cunningham, Mies N. Cunningham. Mr. H. Cuthers. Dr. E. Ellison. Master A. Kstall. Mr. J. GraJiam. Mrs. Graham. Sister Theresa Hammill, Mrs. M. E. Hay, Mr. L. K. Hemming. Miss F. M. Hill, Miss I. Nicholas, Miss I'pokutu Pi, Mr. G. R. Ritchie. Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. A. A. Roe. Miss M. P. Roe. Sister Benignue Ryan. Miss M. Shenkin. Mr. C. Staveley, Mr. ("». s. Swlnnoek, Mrs. Swinnoek, Miss 1). Trowpr, Mr. V. Warren, Mr. J. J. Wolfe, Mr. A. B. Wriplit. AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Arrivals.—Yesterday : Mr. J. Fay, Mrs. E. E. Ford. Departures.—This day : Mr. E. H. B. FirzKi'i-nIU, Mr. O. G. Healey, Mr. K. Wet-.bling, Mr. C. A. Campbell, Mr. K. Futter. NOTICES TO MARINERS. Otago established. The single pile lH'.icon has liopn roplac<>d by a red four-pile l>oacon structure, from which a tixed red light will iw exhibited from Se-ptemluT 20. Chart affected, Xo. 2411. Publications: Admiralty List of Lights, part VI.. l?>30. page Vio4 ; New Zealand Pilot. 1930: New Zealand Nautical Almanac and Tide-tables. Stewart Island.—Akers Point light extinguished. The licrht will be discontinued until further notice. Charts affected. Xos. L>r>4l - 25,18. Publications : Admiralty List of Lights, part VI., 1!I3«. Xo. 4(i07 - : Xew Zealand Pilot, 1030; Xew Zealand Nautical Almanac and Tide-tables, No. 159.