MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 309, 30 December 1940, Page 2

MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING.

The Matson liner Mariposa sailed late on Saturday afternoon for Sydney and Melbourne. The vessel will return to Auckland on her return voyage to San Francisco on January 13. Delayed over the week-end the Union Company's steamer Waipiata sails at 3 p.m. to-day for Wellington and South island ports. The steamer Karepo has been delayed at Grey mouth and is expected to leave to-day for Auckland. (U.S.S. Co.) The Anchor Line motor vessel Taupata arrived at Onehunpa this niorninji from Xelson and will sail on lior return at noon to-morrow. (X.S.S. Co.) Holmlea, Anchor Line chartered motor vessel, has been delayed at Greyniouth by unfavourable weather and is now not expected at Oneliunga until Wednetsdav. (X-S.S. Co.) ARRIV ALS.—Yesterday. Clansman. Irom Whalcatane. 3.40 a.m. Coronation, from Awanui. 1 p.m Kapuni. Irom East Coast. 1.10 p.m. DEPARTURES.—Saturday. Paroto, for North. 1 p.m. Mariposa, lor Sydney. 5 p.m. Yesterday. Waiotahl. lor Opotiki, 11.25 ajn. Tuhoe, lor Paeroa, 7 p.m. Pono. for Thames. 7 p.m. Toa. lor Paeroa. 7 p.m. Kapiti, lor Whangarel. 9.15 p.m. THIS DAY. Onewa. lor Guir. 9.45 a.m. Baroona. lor Gulf. 9.50 a.m. Tangaroa. for Gulf. 9.50 a.m.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Karepo. from Greymouth. December 31. Manposa. from Sydney. January 13. PORT OF OXEHUNGA. ARRIY YLS—THIS DAY. Taupata. from Nelson. 6-29 ajn. IN OTHER PORTS. Wellington. December 29.—Arrived: Kara Cll-2S a-m.). from Lytielton; Poolta (12.20 pjn.). In* West port. Lyttelton. December 28—Arrived: Holmglen CM p.m.). Irom Timaru. Sailed: Kara (4.45 run.), tor Wellington. December 29. Arrived— (3.40 p.m.). from Wellington. AIRWAY PASSENGERS. Arrivals.—Saturday. 3 p.m.: Miss E. Harper (Christchureh). Mr. S. McGuinness. Mr. L. P»cock. Mrs. Z. Peacock tNejon). Mr. A. Taflehopc (Blenheim). Mr. W. W. Sutton. Mrs. W., W. Sutton. Mr. G. Chew (Palmerstoa North). Mr. L. H Scorrler (New Plymouth). Departures.—To-day. 8 a.m.: Mr. W. H E. Flint. Mrs. W. H. E. Flint (Christchurch). Mr. C. D. Atkinson (Duncdin). Miss O. M. Talcle. Mia M. Ford. Mrs. B. Greener. Mr. Gyles. Mr. T. T-. M. Cooke (Wellington). Mrs. W. Pascoe (PaSneJ*lon North). Mr. C. xiendel (New Plymouth). PACIFIC AIR SERVICE. Northeward bound. Pan-American Airtnys' American Clipper arrived at Canton Island 6.55 p.m. yesterday. New Zealand time. The next south-bound Clipper was scheduled to love San Francisco yesterday, but has been delayed by unfavourable weather. Its departure time is now indeflniV. TASMAX AIR SERVICE. A fair-weather crossing from Sydney to Auckland was made yesterday by the flying-boat Aotearoa, which arrived early in the afternoon with 14 P**~ sengcrs and a heavy consignment of mail. ' On board was Major-General Sir John Ouigan. K-B-E-C.8.. D.5.0.. Chief of the General Staff, who was at the head of the New Zealand delegation to the recent Eastern Group Conference at DelhiPassengers were:—Mrs. H. Begg. Miss M- Begg. Masters M. ar.d D. Bccg. Mrs. M. Z. Radley. Miss A. Hacs. Miss O. K Fairhall. Major-General Sir John Duigan. Lieutenant G. Cross ley. Messrs. JS. Gill. L. P. Kealy. J. Paulie. G. S. Radley and G. Trippner.