Shipping News of the Port

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 132, 7 June 1939, Page 8

Shipping News of the Port

TURAKINA BERTHED.

MONTEREY DUE ON FRIDAY.

NIAGARA FROM SYDNEY.

RIMI'TAKA FOR WELLINGTON

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Turakina came up from the powder ground off Motuihi yesterday afternoon and berthed at Queen's wharf to commence discharge of her general cargo from Liverpool and West Coast ports. She is expected to leave next Wednesday for Wellington. The Matson liner Monterey will arrive at 7 a.m. on Friday from San Francisco, via Los Angeles Harbour. Honolulu. J'a pro Pago and Suva. She has 7~> passengers landing here. 10-"> through and about 200 will join her when she leaves at 10 p.m. on Friday for Sydney and Melbourne. The Canadian Australasian Royal Mail steamer Niagara leaves Sydney to-mor-row for Auckland and is due on Monday morning. She will sail at 11 a.m. next Tuesday for Suva, Honolulu. Victoria, 15.C, and Vancouver. The Xew Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rimutaka, 10,000 tons, which has been discharging London cargo at Queen's wharf, is expected to leave to-morrow evening for Wellington to complete discharge and commence home loading. She will sail from Lyttelton for London on June 27. Awatea sailed for Sydney at 5 p.m. yesterday with 270 passengers. She is due on Friday morning. (U.S.S. Co.) Huntingdon finished discharging aeroplanes from Egypt and is now loading at Prince's wharf. She is expected to leave to-morrow night for Opua. (X.Z.S. Co.) Cape Horn is discharging cargo from Pacific Coast ports at Central wharf and will leave on Fridav for Wellington. (U.S.S. Co.) Naumburg, with sulphur and general cargo from Xew Oilcans, is expected to leave <>n Fridav for Wellington. (H. and M.) Rotorua leaves Wellington at R p.m. to-day for Auckland, arriving on Friday morning tq complete loading for London and West Coast ports. (X.Z.S. Co.) Port Sydney, which is loading for London and West Coast ports at Prince's wharf, will leave on Friday night ■ for Wellington. (X.Z.S. Co.) Port Montreal is due on Friday morning from Wellington to complete loading for Xew Yprk and is expected to sail on Saturday. (F. Co-op.) Peri, the Xobel Explosive Company's auxiliary schooner, is about due from Melbourne. The northerly gale should bring her into port to-morrow. (C Bros.. Ltd.) Maetsuycker is due on Saturday from Saigon and other Eastern ports with passengers and cargo. (R. and S., Ltd.)

A R RIV A LS—Yesterday. Kawau. from Curoniaudel, -!.4."i p.m. Turakiua, from powder ground. 3.30 p.in, Kaimiru, from Westport, U. 20 p.m. This Day. Kopara, from Portland. 2.30 a m. Otiniai. from Awanui. 8.1" a.m. Will Watch, from Whangarei, 5.30 a.m. D EPA RT U RES—Yesterday. Ranginni. for Tauranga. 5.40 p.m. Awanui, for Awanui," 5.20 p.m. I'nroto, for Hay of Islands. 5.15 p.m. Hcrekino, for Portland. 10.15 p.m. This DayTiihoe, for Paeroa. 0.10 a.m Wuiotahi. for Opotiki, 0.15 a.m. James Cook, for Wliaiiijarei. 0.45 a ra Knv.au. for Great Barrier. 1.45 a m Daroona, for Cowos Bav, !).50 am Onewa, for Ostenci, 10 a.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Onewa, from Ostond, 6.30 p.m. Kawau, from Great Barrier, 8.30 p.m. TOMORROW. Pono. from Thames. mornijiT. Kapiti, from Whamtarei. n: rning. Tulnic. from Paeroa. mornirr. Baroonn, from Cowes Bay. 10.10 a.m. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. TO-DAY. Kopara. for East Coast. 4pm -Margaret \V.. for Kast Coast, 4 p.m. TO -MORROW, Ilopecastle, for South Australia, after ni' n.

IN.in., for Thames, 3 p.m. Kai'i'.i, for Wliangarei. 4 p.m. Tuhoc. for Paerua. 4 p m Port Sydney, for Wellington, afternoon Kimutaka, for Wellington, afternoon Onewa. for Osteml. O.SO p m Hunliinj.lon, for Opua. evening Kaimni, fur Westport, evening

SHAW SAVILL AND ALBION LINE. The following are the latest movements • ~.'_ cum P !,n J"'s vessels for home loadRnrnnga—Xaw Plymouth, June 12-14; Lvttelimi. June 10-17: Wellington. Juno IS- -'.':. • >,:,! ;" ,r :, J1, " e L ' l --: Waikokopu. June _._.: Auckland, June 2d. S: ; jls from •\ •!•••■'::• il. July 2 for London and West t nasi pons, via Panama and Kingston. lMieLondon, August 12. Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co.. Ltd.. agents. T " T Tn, r ""~"»r llin n? r " n - June 5 " 21 : LytteUon, •'.''.. — •-'-: Timr.ru. June 2:i=July 1Ve.ington, July 2-.-; Auckland. Julv 7 Sails from Auckland. July 14. for So'uthm r•* Due Southampton August 10. '■"Nt Paterson and Co., Ltd., Wr.irangi—Xew Plymouth. Julv In- Lytt°lton. July 6-S; Wellington July 9V> - ri= borne. July 13-15-i om Aucklar.a July 21 for London via \u£„ S ?°n a^ to Las P '\ lma A- DueXndon Southampton July 22. P H ° rn - Due

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lr.Ti'iv C f!TuV\ W1,,,-h l,,r * °'"-lun, C a w - TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING N-dlmgron. June i; ... i rriv , ~ . .- from Sydney. 4.4.", „ ,n ' - .M' - "" 1 - from Sydney''! iViTn VVr 1 '; \\ e iiisraroi. from Auekl 1-..1 7 -7. r! VNaikoualM. from Lyrrrtrm '' n.^V', „?■"'• : I-.MiPlron. .!,,„,. <;._.\rrived • p..,; -r OVERSEAS Monterey, for 7 ~ SBiled: *"«*»• '« I.os Angeles. June 4.—Arrived ■ r < Walden. from Lyttelton. mVC " ' °- *• Falmouth, June .-,._ Sailed : Karam™ from to Wellington via Suva < nracao. .Tin... 4.—Sailed: Tynguriro from Liverpool to Auckland. fciriro, WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels ar» expected to be within range of the Auckland wireless nZll™ ' unl -''t:—Awatea. Matua, James Cook. Forrcsbank. Port Dunedin Bivertecwl Weblmoreland . ALou-

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Kaiwarra is expected to leave for West. port to-morrow evening. iyiimiro expects in sail o n Friday f or Xewcustle anil Sydney to load lor Nanip. and, C.ishorne. * v r Waikouaiti I«-ft Lyttelton at ~ pro. terday fur Wellington and Auckland. Sh<> mils <>n Friday wick for Wellington, Bluff and Dunedin. Waipiata lpft Tiuinru ;:t s.:-io p.m. yesterday lot Lyttelton. Wellington au 1 Auci. .land. She. sails nn Fridaj u.-.k f,, r Lytteltuii. Dunedin, Oauiaru and T-imnru. Koniata arrived ar Ncweas; 1p nn Sunrlav and expects to leave there To-day i\, r p O JJ Kemhla. Sydney and Auckland. Oniana oxpe.-ts t., leave Adelaide on Friday for Auckland. Wc-ilington, Lytteltun .and New Plymouth. Kurow is expected to leave Sydney today for Auckland. Cane Horn is expected ro sail e n Friday for Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia. Niagara leaves Sydney tomorrow for Auckland. She is du-- lure n<-x- M.-.-.i-i,-and sails at 11 a.m. on Tuesday. -'■>' for Suva, Honolulu, Victoria :. couver. TRANS-PACIFIC STEAMERS. Monowai —Left Vancouver. June 7: arriyes Auckland. .Tune 2G; arrives Sydney, Jnlv Mariposa—Loft Sydney. May 26: left Auckland, May 21): arrives San Francisco June 13; leaves San Francisco, June 20arrives Auckland, July 7; arrives Sydnm' July 10. *""'• Monterey—Left Sao Francisco, May 23* arrives Auckland, June 9; arrives Sydney' June 12; leai es Sydney, June 23; arrives Auckland, June 26; arrives San July 11. «iasco, INTERCOLONIAL STEAMERS. Awatea—Left Auckland. June 6: arrives Sydney, June 0; leaves Sydney, June 10arrives Wellington, June 13. Wanjranella—Leaves Wellington. June gnrrives Sydney. June 12: leaves Sydney' June 17: arrives Auckland. June 'V leaves Auckland, June 23: arrives Sydney' June 27 : leaves Sydney. June 30: a'rrives Wellington. July 4: leave? Wellincton July 6; arrives Sydney, July 10. AIRWAY PASSENGERS. -Arrivals—Yesterday, from the South 11.40 a.m.: Mr. G. Dickson. Mr J k Strancr. Miss P. Deem,' Miss M. Wallace Miss D. Wilson. Mr. P. fastJe. Mr Frith' 2.30 p.m. : Mr. S. S. Butcher. Alius k! Fleming. Mr. K. D. Coehrane, Mr< R rt Cochrane. Miss J. F. Ewinc. "' ' Departures—This day. for the South S a.;n.: Professor R. M. Alsie. Mr s Coad Mr J Donovan. Mr. J. A. McCnllv. For Last toast. S.lo a.m.: Mr. Kussell Mr W McKe.ich. Mr. J. K. Howie. Mrs G W Bolton. Master R. Bolton. Master B ' Rol' ton. Mr. L. W. Hood. Mr. A. E. Britfir" Mrs. A. E. Bridger. Miss M. Bates Mr It Perkins, Mrs. P. Hodgson. Mr. H. Kno£