TAMPA SAILING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 209, 5 September 1939, Page 4

TAMPA SAILING.

REPORTING VESSEL ON

STATION.

CLANSMAN RESUMES. TASMAN DUE NEXT WEEK. The American motor ship Tampa, 4694 tons, Captain Arkins, which put into Auckland on August 17 when on a voyage from Australian ports to New York, Boston and Montreal, via Panama and Norfolk, Virginia, will sail this afternoon. She was diverted from her course to land an officer of the vessel who was seriously ill but lias since recovered. While in port some necessary repairs were made to her tailsliaft, for which work she had to be docked. The vessel came out of dock yesterday afternoon and went to Western wharf. The attention of masters of all vessels leaving port is drawn to the regulations now in force requiring a special clearance to lie obtained from the Collector of Customs. All vessels entering or leaving port must stop and report to the examining vessel, the Northern Company's steamer Hauiti, which, is at anchor off the Duder Spit buoy, Kangitoto Channel. The Clansman, which was damaged by striking the reef off Cape Colville last month, resumes her running to Whakatane to-day. The South Pacific Line steamer Tasman is due from . Saigon on September 14.

Waimarino is loading for southern portrj at Prince's wharf and will sail 011 Friday afternoon for Wellington. (U.S.S. Co.)

Waiana leaves Dunedin at .1 p.m. today for Auckland, via Titnaru, Lyttelton and Wellington. She will arrive 011 Monday morning. (L'.S.S. Co.)

Kawau, which inaugurated the examination of vessels entering or leaving port yesterday, returned to-day and will leave at midnight for Great Barrier. (X.S.S. Co.)

Hauiti. which was withdrawn from service three months ago to lay up for the winter, has been recoinmissioned and takes the position of examining vessel in Kangitoto Channel from to-dav. (X.S.S. Co.)

Mariposa leaves Melbourne next Monday and Sydney 011 Friday week for Auckland, arriving at 7 a.m. on Monday. September 18. sailing at o p.m. for ■San Francisco. (H. and M.)

Kakapo, which is discharging at Cen tral wharf, will leave to-night for Port land and Wellington. (L'.S.S. Co.)

Port Waikato left Lyttelton at .j p.m. yesterday for Auckland and will arrive on Thursday morning. She is expected to sail on her return south 011 Saturday. (X.S.S. Co.)

Kartigi leaves New Plymouth to-night for Auckland and is due here 011 Friday morning. (L'.S.S. Co.)

Margaret W. i* loading at King's wharf for Cisborne and Fast Coast ports and will sail late this afternoon. (F. Co-op.)

Kopara. which has undergone survey here, resumes running 011 the East Coast trade, sailing for Napier this afternoon. (W. and W.j '

Kozan Maru. of the Y.K.K. Line, is due to arrive on September 20 from Japan, via Noumea. (R. and S., Ltd.)

Puriri arrived off the Manukau bar last evening from Greymonth, but was unable to cross. The bar is jrettina better, and she is expected to come in this afternoon. (X.S.y. Co.)

PORT CLEARANCE NECESSARY FOR ALL VESSELS. Warning.—Masters and owners of all outnide the harbour limits must obtain a written authority from the Collector ot Customs, Mr. F N Vher erombie liefore sailing. This authority "must l»e produced to the officer in eharge of the examination vessel. whicli i.< anchored in the Ramritoto Channel. These renuireto all vessels, including tisiiing If the Government vessels or vessels of the local port authority are found patrolling, carrying distinguishing flag's or lights merchant vess"ls are advised t„ communicate with them to obtain information as to t he eourse on which tliey should approach the port. ARRIVALS—This Day. Tulioe. from Paeroa. 4 a.m. Awfliiui. from Awanui. 5.45 a in Kaplti, from Whangarel, 7.10 a.m. DEPARTURES—Yesterday. ill Watch, for Whangarel. 3.50 p m Uanginul. for Tauranga. (1.15 p. m Otimai, for Portland. S.3t» p.m. This Day. Baroona, for Motutapu, 9.50 a m Paroto, for Thames, 1.20 a.m. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. TO-DAY. Pukeko, from Portland, afternoon. Kawau, from Surfdale, 6 p.m. TO-MORROW. Paroto, from Thames, morning. Onewa, from Ostend, 6 p.m. Kawau, from Great Barrier, 8 p.m. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. TO-DAY. Tampa, for Norfolk, Virginia, afternoon Clansman, for Whakatane, 3 p.m. Coronation, for Whangaroa, 3 pm Waiotalii, for Opotiki, 4 p.m. Tuhoe, for Paeroa. 4 p.m. Pukeko, for East Coast, 4 p.m. Kapiti. for Whangarei, 4 p.m. Kakapo, for Portland, evening. Kopara, for East Coast, evening. Margaret. W.. for East Coai~t. evening. Kawau, for. Great Barrier, midnight. TO-MORROW. Baroona, for Cowe's Bay, 9.30 a.m. Onewa, for Ostend. 9.30 a.m. Paroto, for Bay of Islands, 3 p.m. VESSELS IN PORT. Waimarino, Prince's Wharf (U.S.S. Co.) Kakapo, Central Wharf (U.S.S. Co.) Margaret W„ King's Wharf ;F. Co-op.) Kopara, King s Wharf (W. and W.) Tangaroa, Northern Wharf (W.P.S.) Tampa, Western Wharf (D. and Co ) Kaimiro, Western Wharf (U.S.S. Co.) PORT OF ONEHUNGA. The Ronaki will sail to-day for Raglan, Kawhia and New Plymouth. The Hauturu sails this afternoon for Picton. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Wellington. September 4.—Arrived : Canberra Maru. from Auckland. 7.10 a m • Karetu. from Westport. 10.10 a.m.: Waipiata. from Auckland. 12.10 p.m. Sailed • Holmgleu. for New Plymouth. 1.40 p m : Gale, for Picton. 5.15 p.m. Lyttelton. September 4.— Sailed : Totara. for Wellington. 1.15 p.m.: Port Whangarei for Wellington. 4.21t p.m. : Port Waikato. for Auckland. 5 p.m. : Nikau. for Nelson 9 p.m. Dunedhi. September 4.—Sailed : Storm for Tiinaru. 6.30 p.m.: Holmdale. for Oamaru. 11 p.m. September s—Arrived: W:ii»na. from Bluff. 7.25 a.m. Wellington. September s.—Arrived : Port Whangarei, from Lyttelton, 11.30 a.m.

TRANSPACIFIC STEAMERS. Mariposa.—Leaves Sydney, September 15; leaves Auckland, September IS; arrives San Francisco, October 3; leaves San Francisco, October 10; arrives Auckland, October 27; arrives Sydney, October 30. Monterey—Left Sydney, August IS; left Auckland, August 21; arrives San Francisco. September 5 ; leaves San Francisco, September 12 ; arrives Auckland, September 29 ; arrives Sydney, October 2 : leaves Melbourne, October 9 : leaves Sydney, October 13; leaves Auckland. October 16; arrives San Francisco, October 3L CARGOES TO ARRIVE. Tasman Sep. 14 Saigon Mariposa Sep. IS .... Sydney Kozun Maru »ep. 19 Japai Monterey ........ Sep. 29 San Francisco Maetsuycker Oct. 13 .... Saigon Monterey ........ Oct. 16 .... Sydney Mnriposa ........ Oct. 27 San Francis- o Tokyo Maru Oct. 31 Japau Mariposa Nov. 13 .... Sydney Tasman Nov. 16 .... Saigon Naniwa Maru Nov. 21 Japan AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Arrival#.— Yesterday, n-oni the South, lI.SO a.m.: Mr. C. A. Lawior, Mr. A. K. Chandler. Captain J. W. Hurge-s, Mr.-. J. \Y. liurfress and infant. Mr. I". Scott-Miller. i\:su p.m.: Mrs. \V. Aligns, Mr. \V. Angus, Miss J. Hell, Miss j. 8011, Mr. R. Hayes, Dr. S. Fenwick. Departures.— This day. for the South, noon: Mrs. H. Haptinsuii, .Mr. Rowden, Mr. Edwards, Mrs. ('.. Ward.