Shipping News.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 107, 7 May 1940, Page 4

Shipping News.

» VESSEL FROM EAST. MAETSUYCKER TO-MORROW. KAREPO FOR PORTLAND. WAIMARIXO DELAYED BY RAIN. Maetsuycker, South Pacific Line paseenger motor ehip, will arrive at 11 o'clock to-morrow morning from Saigon, via Eastern ports. Russell and Somer?, Limited, local agents, adviee that she has on board 20 passengers for Auckland, and that she is scheduled to leave at noon on Saturday for Wellington, Sydney and the East. Karepo, Union Company voseel, sails at 10 o'clock tonight for Portland. Of the same company. Waimarino, which has been delayed by rain, will now sail to-morrow for the South. Waiana left Wellington at 8.30 o'clock last night, and ie due here at t> o'clock to-morrow evening. Another Union Company boat, Kaimiro, left West port at 9.30 o'clock thw morning, and should arrive here on Friday morning. Kaitoa was scheduled to sail at 1 o'clock this afternoon for Nelson. (X.S.S. Co.)

Awahou left Nelson at 8 o'clock la*t evening for Onehunga, whore she £« due to-morrow morning. After discharge she is to sail at daybreak on Thursday for Xeleon and bays. (N.S.S. Co.)

Clansman was slated to sail for Rajrlan, Knwhia and Xe.w Plymouth at 1 o'clock this afternoon. (N.S.S. Co.)

Ronaki has l>ceii delayed at Wanganui by rough weather and a bad bar. She should clear that port for Picton tomorrow, beinjj due at Onehunga on .Saturday. (X.B.S. Co.)

Kartigi loads at Oreymouth for Auck land thirt week. (U.S.S. Co.)

Kopara, Richardson Line motor ship, hat; been delayed on the East Coast. She is expected here to-morrow. (\V. and W.J

Margaret W., motor ship at Kings wharf, wae scheduled to leave for the East Coast to-day. (F.C.A.) ARRIVALS.—This Day. Pnrotn. from ('uroinamU'l, 0..10 a.m. Ikaterc, front Wellington, 1.45 a.m. Tuhoe, from PiUTon, 7.03 a.m. Kapiti. from Whunffarel. 7.03 a.jn. (Kungiuui, from Tnuningii, !> a.m. DEPARTURES—Yesterday. I'ono. for Thames, 4.50 \i. m. H»T<»kiiii>. for Wliniiunrcl, 10 p.m. Waiotahi, for Opotiki, 11 p.m. This Day. Lkiroonn, for c;ulf jxirts, 9.43 a.m. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. DKI'AKTVRES—THIS I>AY. Kiliton. for NVlsnii. 1 p.m. ri.iiisinan. for Kaplan, l j>.ni. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kopnrn, fr-ui Portland, May 8. Martsuycker. from Kiiipon. May S. Waiiinn, from Wellington. May 8. Monterey, from San Francisco. May 10. Kozau Maru, from Japan, May 13.

IN OTHER PORTS. Wellington. May »».—Arrived: Tort Willkato. from Auckland, .">.4."» p.m. Sailed: I'ort Whnngurci, for New Plymouth, 4.40 p.m.: Gale, for Dunedin. <1.30 j>.in.; Walnna, for Auckland, U p.m.; Karu, for Bluff, 11 p.m.

Duuedln, May C—Arrived: Flohn<laln. from W«>lllUs«u, 11 p.m. Dunediu. May 7.—Arrived: Holuidalc, from Wellington, 3.13 a.m.

IKATERE ARRIVES. The Marine Department's new motor vessel Ikatore. which will be us«d in the wnr-tlme examination service at the port, arrived from Wellington <-erlv thin morning, and berthed at Hobson wharf. Her arrival was delayed by rough weather on the oast coast. The 45-ton vessel, which is commanded by Captain E. C. V>l- - l<>ft W«lllnKton on Thursday and wae duo here on .Sunday. After callin? at Gisborne. sho pas*rd East Cape on Sunday afternoon after tains delayed by boisterous spas. After berthinp at Hobson wharf to-day, the Ikntcro wont round to tin- steps hotwew QiK-on , * and Princp* wharf when- she ns at mld-dny. She will so on duty us soon a.s arrangements are linnli^ed.