Skipping News of the Port

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 180, 2 August 1939, Page 6

Skipping News of the Port

MONTEREY ON FRIDAY.

PORT HUNTER TO BERTH.

ERLANGEN DISCHARGING.

TURAKINA FOR LONDON.

The Matson liner Monterey will arriveat 7 a.m. on Friday from San Francisco, via Los Angeles, Honolulu, Pago Pago and Suva, which port ehe left at o p.m. yesterday. She has 219 passengers landing here, and 449 booked through. She will take a further 150 from Auckland when she sails for Sydney and Melbourne at 10 p.m. on Friday. The Port line steamer Port Hunter, which arrived at the powder grounds, Motuihi, yesterday morning with explosives, is discharging there, and will leave her anchorage about 3.30 p.m. to-morrow and berth before 5 p.m. to etart discharge of general cargo from London. The Xorth German Lloyd steamer Erlangen, which arrived yesterday afternoon, berthed this morning at "King's wharf to discharge sulphur, bitumen, oils and general cargo from New Orleans and Ciulf of Mexico ports. She will be here till next 'i'ues lay. when she leaves for Wellington. The »\v Zealand Shipping • Company's steamer Turakina is com [iletilig her loading at Central wharf, and will *ail at noon on Friday for London and West Coast ports, via Panama. Maimoa is discharging cargo from Liverpool at Queen's wharf, and will leave on Saturday morning for Xapier. (L.D.X.) Aorangi leaves Sydney at 4 p.m. tomorrow for Auckland, and will arrive on Monday morning, sailing at 11 a.m. next day far Vancouver. (U.S.S. Co.) Pontypridd, which kws been discharging sugar from Cuba at Chelsea for the past fortnight, will sail this afternoon for Newcastle and Queensland. (Spedding, Ltd.) Kekerangu arrived last evening from Newcastle after a rough passage of the I Tasman, and is discharging at Western I wharf. She will sail on Monday for Sydney. (U.S.S. Co.) Monowai left Vancouver at 11 a.m. to-day for Auckland, via way ports, and is due on Monday, August 21, sailing for Sydney next day. Wanganella arrived at Wellington this morning from Sydney, and sails at 10 p.m. to-morrow on her return. She leaves Sydney on August 12 for Auckland, arriving on August 16. (H.-P.) Awatea, which left Auckland on Monday, arrives at Sydney to-morrow morning, sailing next evening for Wellington. (U.S.S. Co.) Matua is undergoing her annual overhaul and survey at Central wharf, and will be docked for painting on Monday. (U.S.S. Co.) Puriri, the Anchor Line's new motor [ ship, arrived at Onchunga this morning with a full cargo of timber from Greymouth. (X.S.S. Co.) Paua, the Shell Oil Company's coastal tanker, had to lay offshore at Ois borne owing to heavy seas, and is due here on Friday. (Shell Co.) Miro, auxiliary schooner, cleared Dunedin yesterday for Auckland, and is due about next Mondav. (C. Bros., Ltd )

A RRIVA LS—Yesterday. Krlangpii. from Xew Orleans. 2.30 p m KeKeraUKU, from Newcastle 1; lr, {, m Pakura, from Portland, 11.15 p m Kawau, from Surfdale. ti.25 i).m.' This Day. Will Watch, from WlinngHrpl, Sam -uiena, from Whanjiarel, S..JO a.m. DEPARTURES—Yesterday. ! Coronation, for Awanui 3.30 inn Margaret W., for East Coast, p ni KanKinui, for Taiiranpa «.2O p m \>aiotahi, for Opotiki, S.M p.ra < lansman. for AVhakatane 8.40 p m Komata. for Xapier. 0.33 p.m. ' Kapiti, for Whangarei, 11 p.m. This Day. Kawau, for Great Barrier, 0.10 a.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Hnewa, from Osteud 6 pni Kawau, from (Jreat Barrier, S p.m TO-MORROW. Raroona. from Cowes Buy 10 a m I ono, from Thames, inornins ruhoe. from I'apr'oa, moruinKapiti, from Wliangarei, inbrninjr laroto, from Bay of Islands, evening. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. TODAY. romv^n/ Xe™tle. afternoon, for Xeweaetle. afternoon. Pakura, for Kast Coast, afternoon. TO-MORROW. Kawau. for Coromandel, 1 pin 1 0110. for Tliames and Pinko 3pm Kai.lt!, for Whangarei. 4 n.m. P ruhop. for I'aeroa, 4 n m ' Jluewa. ior Ostend. 0.30 n m Turakiiia, for London, evening. VESSELS IN PORT. Waipiata. Prince's Wharf lU S S Co Mntua, Central Wharf (U.S S Co) Maimoa, Queen's Wharf (L.D X ) Erlangeu Kings Wharf (H. and M) Pakura, King's Wharf (W. and W)' Kekerang-u, Western Wharf (U.S.S Co) Kaiwarra, Western Viaduct (U.S.S' Co) Pontypridd Chelsea (Spedding, Ltd.) wvi w 1 } 0 ? 61, Devon Port (Naval Dept) n'xr'i' iy a^" akura ' in dock (Naval Dept) H.M.S. Lndeavour. in dock (Naval DeDt» MiciUa. l!oi)son's Bay (RFA) Port Hunter, at Powder Ground. ROUGH WEAThTTVt GISBORNE. Uue here on Friday dai "- SUe is

PORT OF ONEHUNGA Ani«VALS-THI« Day' lurin, from Gruymouth, s a.m. ,v 11 T ELEQ RAPHIC SHIPPING. "nlnnen. from Timaru. ' --*"*<*■- OVERSEAS. r.ou«ion. July 31—Arrived: , Rimutaka land* I ' yttelton: Xapier star - from Anct VipM e fn^ al V JU T s ' Salled: R aranga, from Auckland, to T*ondon. Curacao, July 30.—Sailed: Cambridge from Liverpool to Auckland. dmurlQ ge, WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the Auckland wireless station to-night:—Kaiwarra Maiineanui Pana, City of Glasgow, Pontypridd, Mini,'

UNION COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Kekerangu arrived last evening Irom Newcastle. She sails on Monday for Sydney. Kaiwarra sails at 5 p.m. to-day fior.Ne.wcastle to load for Wellington. Kiwitea calls at Portland to-rnocrtwE, en route to Auckland. She is Sat unlay. Korowai loft Westport at 11 a.m. yestez* day lor Auckland and Port Whangarei. Waimarino leaves Bluff at 4 a.m. on Friday for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. Waipiata sails on Friday aftenHHHi for Wellingrton, Pietr>n. I>yttelton, Dimedln, Bluff, Oamaru and Tknaru. Aorangl leases Sydney at -i p.m. to-jaor-row for AueSdisnd. She is due here on Monday morning and sails at 11 a-m. on Tuesday for Suva, Honolulu, Victoria and Vancouver. Kaiiniro is now loading ;it West port for New Plymouth, Auckland and Portland. Kauri loads at Edithburg about the middle of August, completing at Adelaide and Melbourne, for Auckland. INTERCOLONIAL STEAMERS. ' Awatea—Left Auckland, July 31; arrives Sydney, August 3: leaves Sydney, August 4; arrives Wellington, August 7 ; leaves Wellington, August 9. Wanganella—Leaves Wellington, August 3; arrives Sydney. August 7; leaves Sydmex, August 1:!; arrives Auckland, AugustrK. CARGOES TO ARRIVE. Monterey Aug. 4 SanPraneisco Aoraugi Aug. 7 ... Sydney Kaituna Aug. 9 .. New York Hurunui Aug. 10 .. Liverpool H.M.S. Leander ... Aug. 11 .... Tahiti Sunette Aug. 11 . Singapore Maetsuycker Aug. 13 .... Saigon r?ity of Delhi Aug. 14 .. Montreal Corilla Aug. 14 . Singapore 11.M.5. Achilles ... Aug. 37 Ni ce Monterey Aug. 21 .... Sydney Monowai Aug. 21 . Vancouver Itangitane ~.. Aug. 23 ... London Antonio Aug. 24 ... Fteeport Cambridge Aug. 24 .. Liverpool Edward F. Johnson Aug. 25 Palembang Canberra Maru .... Aug. 2U Japan Limerick ....... Aug. SI . Vancower Huncliffe Sep. 1 .. New lorfc Mariposa .......... Sep. 1 San Francisco Frankfurt Sep. 3 New Orleans Narbada Sep. 3 ... Calcutta fordsdale Sep. 6 ... Liverpool Doric Star Sep. 12 .... London Port Saint John .. Sep. 12 .. Montreal Tasman Sop. 14 Saigon Aorp.ngi Sep. 17 . Vancouver Kozan Maru Sep. 19 Japan Northumberland .. Sep. 21 .. Liverpool Hauraki Sep. 22 . Vancouver City of Winchester Sep. 24 . New York Monterey Sep. 29 San Francisco Port Huon Oct. 1 .. Liverpool Akaroa Oct. 4 Southampton City of Glasgow .. Oct. 14 ... Montreal Cape Horn -Oct. 15 . Vancouver Wellington Star ... Oct. 15 ... London Niagara Oct. 16 . Vancouver Surrey Oct. IS .. New York Kotorua Oct. 19 . . Liverpool Wnipawa Oct. 23 .. Liverpool Tokyo Maru Oct. 31 Japan AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Arrivals.—Yesterday, from the South, 11.40 a.m.: Mr. G. DElsa, Miss M. Xaylor. Departures.—This day. for the South, 8 n.m. : -Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Footo. Miss J. Berry. Miss \V. Tic-lib..n. Mr. F. Avpnt, Mr. Stronnch Patorsnn, Mr. K. A. Abbott. Noon: Mr. F. R. Heron. Fur East Oast. S.lO n.m. : Mr. J. K. BroaUfoot. Mr. F. H. Caflin. Mr. A. H. Rcndell. Mr. A. M. Brnwn, Mr. P. Barnr>ll. Miss E. Drysclale, Mr. B. F. Halo, Mr. N. Simpson.