Shipping News.
MARIPOSA HERE.
WILL SAIL TO-MORROW.
KAIMIRO FROM PORTLAND.
KIWITEA DUE THIS EVEXIXG.
Mariposa, Mateon liner, arrived from San.Francisco at 0.50 o'clock this morning and berthed at Queen's wharf. Instead of leaving this evening, ae usual; the liner will eail for Sydney and Melbourne at noon to-morrow. With 1.14 through passengers, the liner lands 43 here, and will take on about 170. Kaimiro, Union Company steamer, arrived from Portland at 0.35 o'clock- this morning a n<l will leayp for Wellington at noon to-morrow. Waimarino, of the same company, which returned t to Prince's wharf from Calliope Dock yesterday afternoon, in to leave to-morrow afternoon for South Island ports. Kiwitea is due from Greymouth thie evening. Waipiata, which has been delayed by rain, will leave Lyttelton tomorrow for Wellington. Picton and Auckland. Another Union Company steamer, Kartigi, which left Auckland last night, will leave Portland for Greymouth to-night.
Port Wcikato wa« scheduled *.o eail at 1 p.m. to-dav for Wellington and South Island ports. (X.S.S. Co.) Wainui, which arrived from Wellington yesterday, is expected to sail for southern i>oru> next Thursday. (U.S.S. Co.) Puriri is to leave Onehunga at four o'clock this afternoon for Nelson. (X.S.S. Co.) Awahou, Anchor Line, chartered vessel, is due at Onehunga from Nelson at the beginning of next week. She will load for Nelson and bays. (N.S.S. Co.) Ronaki is sailing from Onclftinga for Hokianga at 11 o'clock to-morrow morning. (X.S.S. Co.) Ranginui will leave for Tairoa nt four o'clock next Tuesday afternoon, and fortnightly thereafter". (X.S.S. Co.)
ARRlVALS—Yesterday. Mi>tn from Awnnni. 6.10 p.m. Rnngllini, from Tanranga, 8.-0 p.m. This Day. Kaimlrn. from Pnrtlnntl. 6.3."> a.m. Mnripnsn. from Snn Francisco. 6.50 a.m. Oiipwii. from Gn'f norts. S.SO n.m. T)iiclii-ss. from fiulf ports. 8.35 a.m. nnroniin, from liiilr ports. 5.45 a.m. t DE PART U RES.—Yesterday. Tnlim>. for Piicroa. r> p.m. Mi.Min. for Wlimuraroi. «i.-Jo p.m. Kartipi, for l'oriland. 0.4" p.m. ■ ! IN OTHER PORTS. Wi.llinclnii, April 11. —Arrtvml: Tnsninn (1 p.m.). from Aitrklnnd. Sailed: H»lmdiile (in p.m.*. f<ir Dniicdln. l.yttt-lton. A|iril 11.—Arrived: Wnipiiita ((i.'jn ii.in. i, from Yimnrii. Lytlolton. April 11.—Arrive.!: Alcxamlor, from Mnnpn. lO.:mi n.m. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. lIKI'AKTUKKS -VKSTKHDAY. Ilokiiinpn. for Hnklnnca. 6 p.m. AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Popartur»-s.—This day. S a.m.: Bishop FitC'tt. Dnnedin ; Mr. J. G. I'hlvcrs. MI'S C. 1.1. y<l iiml Mr. 3. Moyil. Now Tlynionth: Mr H. Moody. Mr. 11. Fawrott. Mrs. A. .1. Gimlon. Mr. (J. 11. Jackson and Mr. G. Bonkcs, WcUington.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 87, 12 April 1940, Page 4
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