RANGITANE SAILED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 225, 23 September 1938, Page 4

RANGITANE SAILED.

MAUNGANUI DUE TO-MORROW.

WARSHIPS RETURN.

CLYDEBANK FROM YAXCOUVRR

Promptly at 7 o'clock this morning

the N'ew Zealand Shipping Company's motor, ship Rangitane east off from Central wharf for her voyage to LOll- - dr.ll- via Panama. Captain H. L. Cpton. ! D.5.0., R.X.R., is in command. She car- | ries 72 passengers apd a large general j cargo, being due at Panama on October : 1". a'id Ixmdon on October 25. The I Cnion Company's passenger lOier , Maunganui, which left Sydney late •11 | Tne«day night, will arrive at 10 a.m. to-morrow. She lierths at Queen's wharf and will sail at 3 p.m. oti MonI day on her return to Sydney. The two j warships Leith and Wellington, and the j mine Wakakura arrived this morning from mine-sweeping e\er«:i*es | in the Hauraki (Julf. and resumed their iii-ual births at the N'aval Devonport. 'J'he I'niiiti Company's chartered motor ship Clydebank, s]sti tons. Cap tain Broome, which left Yaneotiver 011 August 12. calling at (X'ean Falls. San Krancjj.co. Los Angeles Harbour and Papeete, will arrive at 5 p.m. to-morrow and lierth at Prince's wharf to discharge geicral cargo, later sailing for Welling- ! ton. South Islands port«\. Melbourne and I Sydney. Ruahine is loading for atwl cr-t Coast ports at o"een's wharf, ami will leave to-morrow afternoon for Wellington. f.V.Z.S. Co.) Middlesex is discharging cargo from Liverpool and West (oast ports at Prince's wharf, and will leave on Tuesday for Wellington. (N'.Z.S. Co.) I Korowai. the I nion CompanvV new I cargo steamer, will arrive at 10 o'el.K-k | to-night from Melbourne. (L'.S.S. Co.) | Port Hunter is due on Monday from :"N cllington. f,» r final loading for New Halifax. Ixndon and Xewcastle on-T.vne. (F. Co-op.) Mariposa will arrive next Friday from San Francisco via ports at 7 a.m.. sailin- at p.m. for Sydney and Melbourne. (11. and M.) _ Eclipse advises that she will arrive at i a.m. on Tuesday with pet#uL from J alembang. (Union Oil Co.) I Matua sailed shortly after 3 p.m. yen- j terdiiy for Nukualofa. Apia and Suva I with passengers and cargo, and returns I on October 5. (L'.S.S. Co.) James Cook left Sydnev on Wednes day mght for Auckland, and is due here on Tuesday morninjr. (X.S.S. Co.) \ Mataroa is due from Southampton on [ porti Pr (aIP* ?eneral Carg ° for mai "! Tamaroa will arrive from Xew Plv l mouth on October 7 for final loading f.'u : Southampton and Ixindon. (L.D.X.) ARRIVA LS—Y ester day. r e""' 'Vr" 1 " «arrier. 6.50 ~ m ii . - i"' , fr " m Portland. 8.55 nm Hauiti, from Cnromand?!, 10 p.m. This Day. Oiiewa. from Osfnd. 5.55 a m. H\f S \vir' 1,1 the 11 -10 ant a.in Ellington, from tlie Gulf, 11.15 a.nu MS ' Wakakura ' the Gulf, H.2u

DEPARTURES— Yesterday. Ma tun. fi, r Nukualofa, 3.20 •> m •r'nVr\vK U - f " r « <»<«t. 3 25 pm ' ".. r 'rrt/''' Wellington. P 4 p.m. w-' • L° r ha »ffar«»i, 8.30 r , m Kour hiiui. for East Coast. 930 n'm Otnuai, for I'aeroa, 10.15 p.m. ' This Day. Ransitane. for London 71- „ _ "»* following .... - "m - wit >' i'Mirist clans; \f r * r Xf ik " Jil v Mr< \i i» . , • • **. Anercroii)!»i»* Mr V 1 M r . j»_ j ~ Barb( . r IPI v...' ir *''' -Mrs. ReiigH. Mr j p' ! «'rin "• \[ r r ,V »■ <-'■ BowS.' Mr" F. £ ' !il <» i> un - Brown, Mrs M 1 &Jr $ B r J; 'i'r ft"**!.,?'*? s rk v"a 'f c 'r\'x- Ur j * * >■■•'>•" Hirtr. Jlrt t: szysgtt. I aim». Mr. J. Jj. Partridge. Mr and \fp« A. IVrkins. Mr. G. X. H Read if f . t B Traill, Master M. A. Traill. ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. to-day. Korowai from Melbourne. Bp m Paroto. from Bay of Islands inAwahou, from East Coast, evening. TO-MORROW. Maunganui. from Sydnev, morninc Kaimiro, from Portland." morniJJg g ' TuW° r f°;nl ro r. 1 Wh "««»»rel. morning, lulioe. from Paoroa. morning inj!° no ' 0m Tharaes an «l morn nansman. from Mangonui. morning Hauiti, from Surfflale, 8.45 am Onewa. from Ostend, 8.45 am" Paroona from Omiha. 5.45 a.m. Cljdehant, from Vancouver, 5 p.m Onewa, from Ostend. 6 p.m. Hauiti, from Surfdale, 6.30 p m Paroona from Omiha, 6.30 pm" Kawau, from Thames, 9 p.m! SUNDAY. Waipiata from Wellington, afternoon Onewa. from Ostend. 6 p m a,lernoon - Paroona from Cnwes Rav, 6.30 pm Hauiti f r „ m s„ rf(]a]p 7 p m JU pm " Lindenbank, from Nauru, evening. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. TO-DAY. Kairansa, for Sydney, afternoon RMn -i'nnV f " r afternoon. K.in.inui. for Tauranga. 4 p.m. Hauiti. for Surfdale, 6.30 n m Paroona. for Omiha. 6.30 n m Onewa. : .r Ostend. 6.30 p.m. V\ aiaiia. I"r Wellington. 10 i, m Pukekn. for Kast Coast. 10.30 p m Kawau, for Thames. 11 p.m. to-morrow. M"tu. for Awanui. noon. Otunai. for Paeroa. noon. Tin. for Awanui, noon. <C oronation, for Whangarei. noon Laroona. for Cowes Rav. 1.15 pm Hauiti. for Surfdale. 1.30 p.m Onewa. for Ostend. 1.45 pm ltuahine, for Wellington, afternoon. SUNDAY. Onewa. for Ostend. 9.3<> a.m. Paroona for Cowes Ray. 9.40 a.m Hauiti. for Surfdale. 9.45 a.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 8.30 p.m. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. followln S vessels are expected to be within range of the Auckland wireless Station to-night : —Matai. H.M.S WakakurV Kaikorai, Kairanga. Korowai, Matua, Maui Pomare, Maunganui, Niagara .Tame*; (1nn' P h P ' Lindenhank ' MalarenOlnebank, Rangitane, Simnia. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY. Hoklanga, from Hokianga. 5.45 pjn.

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Kaikorni sails at 4 p.m. to-day for West|K<rt. Kniranga sails at JO p.m. to-day for Svdnev. "Wniana sail? at 11 r-in- to-day fr.r Wcl- ' lington. Lvttelton. I>une«iin, Bluff. Duned:n ' and Timaru. Kf.rnn.ii is <fue here at VJ p.m. to-day I from Melbourne-. Af-er di-wharge she proceeds to Wellington ani New Plymouth. | Kakapo is I'spcftfl t'"> her-' on M<>n- ; day. Her destination lias not yi.-t l>een tixeil. M;uinganui is du-' here at 1" ;< in. tom'.rr..w. and sail-, at 3 p.in. on Monday f'-r .Svdnev. ' ( lyil-Uink i- •lii'- at '< p.m. nsormw from Papeete. After 'i:->-ha%''■ she pr-""e'-K to Wellington. I.j t telton. Imm-iiT. .i Australia. Waipi»ta i< i'xpt <-r-<! le.iv- \\ pllm?t:>!i at 1 p.m. to-iay f.-r Asu-kland. I Kaimiro (Im' here at 11 P-m- to'lay : from Portland. I | NEW ZEALAND SHiPPING CO. j The N>w Zealand Shii»i»ins reports the movements uf ir~ >hip* a.i : — Kunhin'-—Aurklaml. S«'ptunl»*r }'> «-I: v *'- l iin--*««D. S*»|»T»»nib**r -•». Sail- l"r«» T n *i- { i' »r i I \\>>r <*'«ast via Panama. 1 1 i» November *• YAMASHITA kisen kaisha line. I Messrs. K»iss*»ll an»l S'-rnTs. I.*'} . ]•»•<■*;»] a«|vis«» th* f"ll«'\vin;r m"v<-m«nr* «_>f | (in- Vanias!iita Kisru KaNha v»-s-eN;— i Nnniwu Maru — Leaves K-«h»\ *J*». arrives Auckland. N"vr-nibor K«: \W!iin~ton, Nttvomlwr -4: Nyvfmlw: -f>: lMin» i 'lin. November I^*. K"zan Maru— K**b«\ August IT: arrives M'-Ib^uriif, S*'j»f*-mbfr l' l . I S« pffinb«T Lytt»lton. L"'; W'r'.iington, September J'*: Auckland, uv'.y.-.r f [ BAROONA STARTS SUMMER TRIPS. I <>I, .in.l afi-r Sunday n- TW.-.ili-k.-I T'.i —:iSe.-vii — • '•■mpaiiy. < ri:■ -t ■- j v.-;s<'l Baro..na w ill rI! i nii. r -umir.er j rrip-. to .ill W:-;h«'ke luvs. from omiha •.. | 4 «--s. j.-:ivjn_- 111. <«n.l ..f tli<* Northern i.wharf a: 0.4"' a.m.. ri-i'irn L" a: *: .*;»• p.m. I | A spei-:al trip to t'one< P.ay will t>- ma.].j next Mi-inlay. Dominion Iwy. I TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. | Wellington. Si-p;i-mln-r 22.—Sailed : j Taiiiama. f..r I'uneiiin. n.« u : Mir.., f.T ] < iisb.irni*. L> p.m. S-pt<.m!..r —Arrival :j Waipalii. from 'S" Ism. 1«>. 4 0 a.m.: I'.iua. • from I.j tt«-lti.n. 11 a.m. | I.yitflton. SfptPinliiT 'SI. -SaUf.l W.-ti- i niarino. for Puncdin. lLMl" p.m.: I'ana. ft■ r , 4.-4U p.m.: I'urt Waikato. f..r. Dnnfilin. p.m. Si-ptinsiicr 2:;.— Ar-I rived: r.akura. from (ii>l.orn''. S.:;ii a.m. : • Port M<'lt«onrnf. from I'urt I'irip. 0 a.m. I I»:mi'din. S'-pti-mtuT 'S-' - —Arriv-d : Wai-i ninrino. from I.ytti-Iton. T.a.m.: Tan:ar.-;'. fr-.m Wi-llin^ton. 11.4." a.m. | HIuIT. September T-. — Arriv.-d : Narbada. I from I»une<iin. 10.21.1 pjn. | OVKi.SF.AS. Sydney. SeptemU-r •_ > .'-t.—Arrived Maet-snyi-ki■s. from Wellington. I»a!l».a. September L'H.—Arrived: f'anailian »"on-=t rin-tiT, from Auckland to New Vork. Kriti-h September 2' l .— Sailed: I>alfram, for Auckland. LONDON S SHIPPING. T>':r the en<leil 2G. representing 1 i.et t'»ns. nse<l the lv>rt of Of these, r.23 vessels tons) were to and from Empin* ami foreign ports r,C<» vessels <n»-t toas.i were in coastwi-*> traffic. The arrivaN in«-Iu'le«l seven meat ca viz : live from Australia, one from New Zealand and om» fr«»m South c*oml»risinjr J"* ; - oon of lamb and mutton. 7—.'Mjo c)uan«>rs of beef, quantities <»f p«»rk, rabbits arid sundries. AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Arrivals. — Yesterday : Mr. C. A. Campbell. Mr. A. I*. <'a*itle. Mr. J. Withers, Mr. K. A. Young and infant. Mr. W. F. I>ot.-ke. Mr. I. ('routes. Mr. .1. Scars, Mr. 11. Hijrlir. Mr. W. Irishman. I>ei»artiires.. —Th»-» day: Mr. P. E. Stainton, .Sir Walter Stringer.