RANGITIKI ARRIVED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 248, 20 October 1938, Page 8

RANGITIKI ARRIVED.

AWATEA DUE TO-#ORROW. v : port " MA HI A SAILS ; FOR NAPIER. The New Zealand Shipping motor passenger liner Kaspgitiki,' !6,096 tons, commanded by Captain H. Barnett, arrived from London at 11 o'clock last night and dropped anchor in the stream, berthing this morning at Queen's wharf. She brought 408 passengers and general cargo for Auckland and Wellington and will leave for that port next Wednesday. The Union Company's express intercolonial liner Awatea will arrive at 8 a.m. to-morrow from Sydney with 280 passengers and berth at Prince's wharf. She emails at 5 p.m. on Saturday on her roturn to Sydney. The Port Line motor ship Port Jackaon arrived early this morning from Waikokopu. She berthed at Queen's wharf to complete loading for London and will sail next Thursday, via Cape Horn and Las Palmas. The Shaw Savill steamer Mahia, which was docked yesterday to have a blade replaced in one of her propellers, will come out of dock this afternoon and sail for Napier at 6 p.m. to continue loading, for London and Newcastle-on-Tyne, Her final port is. Lvttelton on October 31.

Remuera will arrive on Sunday from Napier to complete loading for London. and west coast ports, sailing on October 29. (N.Z.S. Co.) Nederland, which arrived on Tuesday from the Persian Gulf with petrol, sailed this morning for 'Wellington to- continue discharge. (T.O. Co.) Kapiti, the Northern Company's recent addition to ita fleet, arrived at 1.45 p.m. to-day from Wellington. She will start the Whangarei run next week. (N.S.S.-Co.). Port Towa»HH« s discharging cargo from Liverpool at the Central wharf and will leave for Wellington, to-morrow evening. (F. Co-op.) Dalfram is still discharging lumber 1 ' from Pacific Coast ports at Prince's wharf and is expected to leave for Wellington on Saturday. (U.SIS. Co.) Tolten, en route from Pacific Coast ports, left Rarotonga at 2 p.m. last Tuesday for Auckland and is due here next Tuesday with general, cargo and fruit.-. (U.S.S. Co.)

Armadale, of the Fed«ral Line, is due to arrive next Wednesday from New York with general cargo. (N.Z.S. Co.) Waipiata will go into Calliope Dock this afternoon for''manual overhaul and survey. (U.S.S. Co.) - Omana will arrive at fl, p.m. to-day from Melbourne with genenal.cargo and berth at King's wharf. (U.S.S.-Co.) ARRIVALS—This Day. 5 Otimai, from Whangarei, 1.20 a.m. Tnlioe. from Paeroa, 1.45 a.m. Port \\ aikato, from Wellington, 4 a.m. I'ort Jackson, from Waikokopu. 6.40 a.m. WinpHui. from Portland, 8.43 a.m. Kupiti, from Wellington, 1.45 p.m. i Yesterday.

. Tirl, from Awanul, 3.50 p.m. i Onewa, from Ostend, 6 p.m. , Huuiti, from Surfdale, 8.10 p.m. , Karooaa, from Cowes Baft 6.30 p.m. K Rangltiki from Londofc<to4s p;jh. *#" J. Alexander, M. B. Archer, Miss A. S. E.%H£ir'|&Si H. M. Barnes, R.N., Mrs. Barnes, H. Barnes. Master H. E. It. Baflftgajggri Robert Bell, K.C.5.1.. Mr. L J 1 £. . R ,? el ls el(i ' Mr " **• W. Bicknell, Mr. J. Blackwood, Mrfc ilaikJ. Cameron, R.N.ft;, p: conV, M?;c.°c'. & E.,«. 'Efofcr, Mr. A; W. -QOUiei Mrs, G- !• HamUtfln, Mrs. H v Jacomb,'Mrs. Jacomb,Mrg. 'M. G. Johnston, Mr. XL J. Lander, Mrs. Lander. Mr. N. M. Loolsson, Mr. W. Marjot, R.N.. Mrs. Marjot, Master D. H. Mariot, Master p. w. Marjot, Mr. T>. H. Marsrfen Mrs Mnrsden, Mr. F. Maraiiall, Mrs: Marsliall. Miss E. F. Marshall, MtesM. E. Martin. Mrs. J. Mcintosh, Mrs; Mcintosh. Mr. I>. A. McLean, Mrs. McLean, Mr. A. J. McNeil, Mrs. McNeil, Miss E. Neville, Miss G. L. Neville, Mr. E. Noel, Mr. E. G. Norman. Mrs. Norman, Mr. L. H. Otwav, Mr. H. T. Porter, Miss A. T. Porter, Mrs. H. C. l'ringle. Captain B. C. S. Rawson, i

I It.N (ret.), Mrs. Rawson,. Mr. H. V. I'Jevnold*. Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. Thomas Ritchie, n ??' Hltchle, Dr. G. G. Russell. Mrs. Russell. Mrs. E. C. Sharp, Mr. A. H. Sine!, -Irs. Sinel. Miss J. A. Smel, Lady Stewart, Miss I. Stewart, Jflw H. and Nurse Stewart, t,i i xT a ?,' or - M , r - W " s - Todd. Mrs. x- t' W ; Tulloh - Mrs. Tulloh; Mr. «' iJ" TuJloh Mlsß B. N. Tulloh, Mrs. P. J L pfon, Captain V. C. White-Pardons. „ Wilson, Mr. A. Wolfers, Sfrs. \\'ilfers, Mr. P. B. Wolfers, Master D. A. \\oifers. Miss L. D. Wolfers, Mr. M. Zemba, Mrs Zembu. Tourist class: Mra. A. A. L. 1 r ®- r - Bennett, Miss B. W. BenF F i>!rn 2' B x?' r, T D °- Miss K. E. Uonke Mr. J. Clague, Mr. E. Cosier, \ns= n Sle £ A r " J \» J - Cotter - Mrs - Cotter, Mi. s R. H. Cox, Mrs. N. Cramptou. Mi«s VI i' Xf W ' Cuttß - Mrs. Cutts. Miss M. Cutts, Mr. O. F. Daniel Mrs Daniel, Mr. J. A. Darling, Mr. W. h! Iv Davey, Mr J M. Dick, Mrs. M. J. Dick' ; I)r; ; k0 - Mrs - Drake. Mr. I{. Eaton Mrs. Eaton, Mr. W. Fried Mrs m Pihs.i-i' M V j °r T'l Mrs'. Goldsmith'. Miss M. J. Goldsmith, Miss F. J. Goldsmith. Mr! H T. Goodwright, Mrs. Goodwright. Miss Master A. T. Goo.lMaster G. H. Goodwright, Mr P x, Mre i, A V> H ' Hacche, Miss J. N. Hann.in. Mr. B. B. Hart, Mrs. Hart Miss 5-, Mis* E. M. Herman, Mr ' J B Hibhert. Mrs Hibbert, Miss E. Hoey, Miss ir* Holland, Mr. F. p. Humphries Mrs irlrn. 1 ' 8 ' T i ß ' In ljham, Mr. H." W. Mr h ; n K "f- Mr " J- A. Knopp, m m,' i Miss K. Lucas. Mrs. O M. Mackenzie, Mr. W MeCren \iW i t Mcintosh. Mr. H. G. McKlttTick* Mrs Mr\rnri(ik,«fP' McLintock, Mr. j \y Mill's Mr w M ,' f llard - M * P - T. Mill?, Mrs'. Mills, Mr H. Muyser, Mr. M. D. Nesbitt Viv vr ' 8 1 Mr. F s' « ' V s " Nix<, y. Captain B. Norquav INg.'-t Mrs Uy f M r r - IM" H " Paget.^Mrs.', \Tn , r tit. Payne. Mrs. E. Price v' t. 11 I ri ''°- Mr. F. W. Price Mr G Prinea" <,r Mr Ul °T' *' Pav "" 1' W < Jr Mrs. Rogers, Mi>>s Mrs-^B/sch^usselbTu 0 .": Vliss (V St n nW V< l? n - U t eV - J - S " Somerville! Mr"' E I £ f b^ lm V" Wal'nJrhJht: v} 1 x- .* "at son, Mr. J. O P Wi tt Mr. N. h West, Mrs. West, Mr T T West' frtli Mitra B. Wicklns, Mr. R wiinVms " r .*- Wood, Mrs. Wood. Miss Mr' " ood. Master S. i Woo«l «■ i ,• and 190 tourist B class. ' " "°d,

DEPARTURES—Yesterday. J/. 1 "-". for Portland. 6.30 p.m. Ktinginui. Tauranga, 10 30 n m lakura, for East Coast, 11.15 p m This Day. Klwitea. for Portland, 0.10 a m Kax.au tor Great Barrier. 0.25 'a m Ion", for Thames and Piako. r, am' Nederland. for Wellington, n!ls a ~, Hauiti, for Coromandel, 11.30 a.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Omana, from Melbourne, 6 p.m. Kapin. from Wellington, evening. Kawau, from Great Barrier, 7 p.m. Hauiti, from Coromandel, ti p.m. TO-MORROW. Awatea, from S.vdnev, 10 a ni Paroto, from Bay of Islands," afternoon

PROJECTED DEPARTURES, 'i'l TO-DAY. Mahia, for Napier, afternoon " . .Otimal, for Wiangarei, 4 p.m. I f.v foir' «4«p.m. • >lOS^w^vfo*; Oateni, .8.30 p.m/ jf|lP|pS % "«•, TO-MORROW. ",' Wfor Welllnttoii' W»n. .. .. ■ /.. 0 . " • Ranginul. for Tauraaga, 4 p.m." : ■- Wingatul, for Wellington, afteranm Port Waitato, for Wellington aftmM. Haniti. for Surfdale, 6.30 p.m. Bnrdona, for Oinlba, 6.30 p.m " f J3sw Duchess, for Oneroa, 6.80 p.m. Onewa, for Ostend, 6.30 p.m. I Kawau, for Thames, 10 p.m.* " , PORT OF ONEHUNGA. TOW DEPARTURES—YESTERDAY $«PI Tltokl, for Nelson, 4 p.m. j^afisr ARRIVALS—THIS DAT. Wt Hauturu,.. from Plcton, 6 a m : Ronaki, from Hoklangu, 7 a !m. iri&l UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS.® -Wingatul arrived this morning and •.flat p.m. to morrow for Wellington Lvtffiiton. Dunedin, Oarnaru and Timaru wlßl ' Awatea is due about 10 a.m. to-tnn~-and sails at 3 p.m. on Saturday for SvdiKmranga sails about Tuesday next £ Sydn-y. where she is to dock, after »k2T she will load at Ne-vcastle, Port KmnS and Sydney for Auckland. Oman a is due at 6 p.m. today from vir' bourne, and after discharge i>roce«U i? I'ovtlaiid. Napier and Castleoliff - Walmarino leaves Wellington at \ «- to-morrow for Auckland. p * Tolten left Rarotonga at 2 p.m. „„ day and is due here about next TnaJut from \ ancouver. ues<My NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. Th? New Zealand Shipping Comm.. f.Xw-- the moven,eotß of it! W5 R emu era — Napier, October 19-20- An* ? land October 22. Sails from AucUms" October 29, for London and West her f 4 Vla Panania - Due London, Dcct£ Rringitiici— Wellington, November jls.S Auckland, November 11-12* N'.nW November 14. Sails from Napier. l )er 17 > ,r London, via Panama. London, December 20. VOIsMiddlesex—New Plymouth, October 21-54-' V\ anganui, October 23-27: WelUniS* October 28-November 1; aSS? J November 3. Sails from AuckW November 12, for London and West ports, via Panama.' Dae LonSJf 'r < . December 21. 7 I ; SHAW SAVILt 'AND ALBION CO. ViSf , Shaw s " Trn ® Dd Albion Comiaor fftheTr S:- tte —"3. ' Lyttelton October 28. Sails from I*tte£ 1 ® • 'or London and NewnwflrifrJ T . Falk r Und "- Montevideo and lenenffe. London, December 14— Messrs. A. S. Paterson and Co Ltd agents. ' Mata-roa—Wellington, October 20-25- Nnr' Plymouth. October 28-38; Auckland <w ber 30. f rom 4. for Southamptonand London, via Due Southampton, December 7 ' ; Agents." Pater s<» and Co, Ltd, TELEGRAPHIC.SHIPPING. 1 .Q'jhorne October 20.—Arrived : Margaret " A from Auckland, 8 a.m. " "• . \ Wellington, October 19.—Arrived • Tee. i ; _ Lyttelton, October 19.—Sailed: Waiana, for Dunedii, 5 p.m.; Walmarino, for Wellington, II October 20—Arrived: • Pukeko, from Qteborne, 8 a.m. October 10.—Sailed: Port Whangarei, for Tauranga, 10.30 p.m. October 20—Arrived : Waipahi, from Wellington. 6.20 a.m.; Waiana, from Lyttelton. 9.43 a.m. , Bluff October 19.—Arrived: WaltaM. V from Melbourne, 11.20 a.m. Sailed: Waitaki, for Dunedin, 11 p.m. OVERSEAS. Sydney October 20. Tasman, from. Wellington. Sailed: Waikoualtl, for ' Oittober. 20.—Arrived: Maripow. froni ; «.oi. S i WIRELESS RANGE. ' 4 * re expected to within range of'ih« Auckland wlrelm /.station Kto-W«IitHJ4.S. Btodeavour, M»taa, Maul Pomare, pmtfDa, LackUn, Startfeftd, Mahia, jUariposa, Nederland, 0. B. Sorenaeia, Tolten. v iMRWAY PABSENGERS. • Artvals.—Yestertay; ,j«r. R. Black, Mrs. , H. Berman. --• r: \ - Departure*.—Thi* day: Mrs. H. C. Fendall, C. Patterson, Mrs. D. P. Evans, X' ® Sinclair Carruthers, Mrs. S. Carruthers.