Shipping News of the Port

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 177, 29 July 1939, Page 4

Shipping News of the Port

MATUA ARRIVED.

MAIMOA FROM LIVERPOOL. CITY OF GLASGOW SAILS. PORT HUNTER DUE OX MONDAY. The Union Company's motor ship Matua arrived at 7 a.m. to-day from T'arotonga and the outer islands of the Cook group, berthing at Central wharf. She brought a full complement of pn--.-cnuers and a cargo consisting of 10.021 eases of oranges. 2713 oases of bananas. ].V>7 boxes of tomatoes, also coconuts, kumaras. lemons and sundries. On discharge, she imys off here for annual survey, sailing on August 1.5 for Nukualofa.' The Shaw Savill and Albion steamer Maimoa will arrive at midnight to-morrow from Liverpool, via Panama, with general caigo, and berths at Queen's wharf iirst thing on Monday. The M.A.X.Z. line steamer City of Glasgow will complete loading at King's wharf earlv this afternoon, and is due to sail at : .l p.m. for New York. Boston and Montreal via Panama. The Port Line steamer Port Hunter is meeting with heavy weather off the coast, and advises that she will not arrive before Tuesday morning. On arrival she will anchor at the power ground, olf Motuihi, to discharge a quantity of explosives, berthing about Wednesday morning to discharge general cargo from London. Maunganui sailed at 10 o'clock last night for Wellington to pick up a portion of her passengers for her second Island cruise. (U.S.S. Co.) Awatea will sail at 5 p.m. on Monday for Sydney, where she iri. due on Thursday morning, sailing next day for Wellington. (U.S.S. Co.) Turakina arrives at 4 p.m. to-day from New Plymouth, berthing at Central wharf to complete loading for London and west coast ports. (N.Z.S. Co.) City of Singapore left first thing this morning for Wellington to continue discharging New York cargo. (N.Z.S. Co.) Erlangen, the North German Lloyd's steamer, due on Monday from New Orleans, advises meeting with heavy weather and will not arrive before Wednesday morning. (If. and M.) Matthew Flinders is expected to complete discharge of Auckland cargo from Sydney and leave for Wellington during the week-end. (N.S.S. Co.) Komata, which left yesterday for Portland i.s. duo hack to-morrow and will leave for Napier and Wellington on Monday night. (U.S.S. Co.) Aorangi leaves Sydney at 4 p.m. next Thursday for Auckland, arriving on Monday, August 7. and sailing next day for Vancouver. (U.S.S. Co.) Monterey will arrive from San Francisco, via ports, next Friday at 7 a.m., sailing for Sydney and Melbourne at 10 p.m. (11. and M.) Kaimai, which put into Wellington <jn Wednesday on her way from Westport to Auckland, will discharge there i'o: repairs. (W.C. Co.) Taranaki, which left Napier on June 17 for London, via Cape Horn, alio arrived on Wednesday, her due date (S.S. and A.) Rotorua, which cleared Auckland for London, via Panama, on June 17. arrived on Wednesday, due date.' (N.Z.S. Co.) ARRlVALS— Yesterday. Matai. from Wellington. 4.40 p.m. Tulioe, from Paeroa, ]0..'J0 p.m. This Day Ilerekiuo. from Portland. 2.1.1 a.m. l'aroto, from Bay of Islands. 4.10 a.m. Matua, from Karotonga 0.4.1 a.m . with the lollowing passengers:-Mr. A. H. Adams. -Mr. I). J. Adams, Mr. li. 1.. Bielbv. Mrs. Bielbv. Muss A. Brell, .Miss (J. A. Cambridge, Mr. 1,. K. Christiansen. Mr. A. K. M. Clark Master Desmond Cowley. Master Douglas Cowley, Mr. W. S,. Hopping. Mrs. A Jucfcn Mr. 11. C. Jacobsen. Dr. .1. B. MaeDiarmid' Mrs. K. A. Moncrioff. Mr. K. s. Morrison'. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. M. MeFarlane, Mr. S <; OBryan, Miss A. OBryan. Mr. W. X Perry Mr. I'. W. Pullyn, Mrs. Pullyn, Miss i" .Sexton. Mr. B. E. Skeet, Mr. C. (J. Stevenson. Mr. B. .1. Taylor, Mr. Ota .Touu Teariki, Miss Nganietua Teariki, Mr. J R Wendell.

Miena. from Whangarci. 7.15 a.m. Otimai, from Awanul, 8 a.m. liaroona. from Omiha, 5.40 a.m. Ka iviiu, from Surf dale B.Or, a.m Onewa, from Ostor.il, 9 a.m. DEPARTURES—Yesterday. Raroona. for Omiha. 0.40 p.m. Kawau, for Kurfdale. (>.-!(» p.m. Kapiii, for Whangarei. 5.20 p.m (in.wn. for Oslcnd, 0.50 p.m. Maunganui, for Wellington, 10.25 p.m. This Day. t.'lfy of Singapore, for Wellington T3O a.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Turakina. from New Plymouth. -1 pm Kawau, from Surfdale. O.SO p.m. Onewa, from Ostcnd. 6.30 p.m. Motu, from Mangonui, evening. TO-MORROW. Kawau. from Surfdale, 6 p.m. P.aroona. from Cowes Bav, 0 p.m. Onewa, from Ostend. 6 p.m. Maimoa, from Liverpool, midnight. MONDAY. Koniata, from Portland, morning. Korowai, from Westport, due. Waipiata. from Wellington, due. Krlangcn. from New Orleans, morning. Kawau, from Coromandel 11.30 p.m. " PROJECTED DEPARTURES. TO-DAY. C'lfy of Glasgow, for Montreal, afternoon Port Fairy, for Napier, r> p.m. TO-MORROW. Onewa, for Ostend, 0.30 a.m. Kawau, for Surfdale, 0.45 a.m. MONDAY. Kawau. for Coromandel, 11.30 a.in Pono. for Thames 3 p.m. Paroto. for Russell, 4 p.m. Motu. for Parenga, 4 p.m. Otimai, for Mangonui, 4 p.m. Clansman, for \Vhakatane, 4 p.m Waiotahi, for Opotiki. 4 p.m. Awatea, for Sydney. 5 p.m. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. The Anchor Line motor vessel Alexander which has been liar-bound at Ouehunga for several days, is expected to sail for Nelson to-day. Ihe Ronaki for Hokianga and the Hauturu for New Plymouth, are also expected to sail this afternoon.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. 'Jisborne. July lis.—Arrived : Fort Pun film, from Auckland. ."i.."i."i p.m July •")_. Arrived: Kopara. from Auckland. fi.fiO "a m .sailed: Margaret \V.. lor Auckland 21" a.m. Wellington. July 25.--Sailed: Kauri r.,r <>reymouth. 1.2" p. m . : Kauftitaia. ' r„ r Lynrltnii, 4 p.m. , I '- Vt 'i'- 11 ,']! 1 - - Tulv -S-—Arrived: Tees. from u ellnigton. ."i..">o p.m. Sailed- <> u Sorcnscn. for Dunedin. 12.r, ' p m ' j„jy , z' J —Arrived: Kangitata. from Wellington I . a.m. ; Port Whangarei. from Timaru 7 : ?i'"rt Saik '< l: Waimarino. for Dunedin. ; 11.< JO a.m. [ OVERSEAS. 1 rrn,n n w^i,; Tu ,' y 27 —Arrived : Port Sydney. , from Wellington. Victoria. 8.C.. July 2*s.—Sailed : Monnwai. for Auckland. ; WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. ! .Tlie following vessels are expected to be •within range of the Auckland wireless .station to-night: , Kekerangu. Kairauga. Karitane Maui , Pomare, Matthew Flinders. City of Glasgow IJMaimoa. Tort Hunter, Port l- : airev. Son» .M>t Turakina, City of Singapore, Krlacgen

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Awatea hails at T> p.m. on Monday £<,c Sydney. Wniana sails on Monrlav afternoon for Wellington, Byttelion, Dunedin, Bluff, and Tiniaru. Komata returns here from Portland tomorrow and sails on Monday evening for Xapior and Wellington. Kornwai was bar-bound at Westport yesterday. She i.s loaded for Auckland and Xnpier. Waipiata loaves Wellington to-dav for Auckland. Waimarjno loaves I.ytlclton to-day for Dunedin and Bluff. Kekerangu lott .Newcastle at 0 a.m. on Thursday for Auckland. Kaiuarra sails on Wednesday for Newcastle to load for Wellington. Monowai arrived at Vaneoiivor at S p.m. on Thursday and sails next Wednesday for Victoria. Honolulu, Suva and Auckland. Aorangi leaves Sydney at 4 p.m. next Thursday for Auckland, Suva. Honolulu Victoria and Vancouver MAUNGANUI'S SECOND CRUISE. The Maungimui left last niu-lit on her second cruise to the Islands, via Wellington, with the following passengers : —Mr A. Aplin. Miss I. A. BabbaL'c, Mrs. J, \" Brooks. Mi'. li. r.urns. Mrs. K. Bums. Mrs" <;. Becker. Mr. .1. 11. Bond. Mr. A. c. Bus!,* Miss K. r.cnn. Miss K. B. Bontlev, Miss It' r.lnir. Mr. Bayes. Mrs. I. B. Barker' Mrs-. E. K. Barker. Mr. B. F. Barker. Mr' H. Boon. Mrs. A. M. Bradley, .Miss T Churches, Miss B. Campbell, Miis- N. Oolel man. Miss I'. Coleman, Mr. K. Caddican, Mrs. K. ("addigan. Mr. (i. (.'unimings, Mrs'. C. Cummings. Miss M. Dixon, Miss W Daroron. Mrs. J}. Kokett. Miss A. M FnH«r' Mr. 11. Frew. Mrs. F. K. Foster. Mr. I D•'rasor. Mr. K. .1. Gifford. Mrs. 1). J. Gibson" Miss B. 1., (ieach. Miss K. Galpin. Mrs J More. Mr. T. Hodgson. Mrs. T. Hodgson Mrs. E. M. Joseph. Mr. F. 11. Jeffs Mrs F. 11. Jeffs. Mr. <'. Jackson. Miss K. X .laie.es. Mrs. C. Kosuof. Mis.s V. Kosoof Miss It. F. Louden, Mrs. A. I.oek Mi's I>. 1.. Maud. Mrs. <;. Munvo. Mrs. A II V Morgan. Mrs. 11. A. Middieton, Mrs'p" Marett. Miss M. Mel.aucrhlan. Miss IS* McEwi'ii, Mr. <'. Osborne. Miss K. Powell Mrs. A. M. Faterson, Mrs. K. J. Pcrrv' Mrs. I;. C. I'rothero, Miss M. Kcillv, Miss I"). J. Kohinson. Mr. It. W. Smith, Mr R B. Sheppard, Mrs. E. Sclley. Mrs.'M. Sellwood, Mrs. A. (J. Smith. Miss M. Sereaton Miss X. Sereaton. Miss E. D. Stares" Miss E. Sheffield. Mr". C. E. Saco. Mr. A.'Sage Miss I. Smyth. Mrs. A. H. Smytb, Miss E. A. Smith. Mr. A. Silk. Mrs. A. Silk, Miss J. Smith. Kcv. F. ('. Truman. .Mrs. V C. Truman, Mrs. C. M. Tucker. Miss G K* Tucker. Miss I!. Taylor, Mr. 11. Voss \[r«' 11. Voss. Miss X. Voss, Mr. <;. B. Watts' Mrs. G. B. Watts. Mrs. E. Wilkinson. Mr' T. c. Walters, Mrs. T. C. Walters, Mr C Westwood. Mr. U. Watts. Mr. C. 1",. Weston Mrs. P. Walker. '

AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Arrivals.—Yesterday, from the South 11.40 a.m.: Mr. 11. Baxter. Mr. J. 11. Boole' Mr. .T. Farrell. Mr. 0. It. Ashbridjre. Mr L Wilson. 2.::0 p.m. : Mr. 11. A. Tuck. Mr. E. Asheroft. Mr. I'. M. Waters, Mr. D G Bridgens. Mr. J. Jones. Mr. J. McLean From Bast Coast, this da v. 10 a ni ■ Mrsl B. C. Tlike. Miss S. Tuke." Mrs. X. Morris Miss M. Barker. Mr. K. Walker. Miss M. Fcnron. Mr. X. Sbonenson. Mrs. F. Carron" Miss M. Carron. Mrs. M. i;. Brewer. Departures.—This day. for the South 8 a.m.: Mr. R. Scott. Mr. c. .1. Suiiens Mr .1. L. Ilitcheox. Mr. A. K. Kreckson. Xoon • Mr. S. G. Money, Mrs. K. Pragnell, Master C. Pragnell.