Shipping News

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 272, 17 November 1941, Page 3

Shipping News

The Union Company's steamer Karitane sails to-morrow night for Wellington and New Plymouth, thence to Greymouth to load for Auckland. Kakapo is also due to leave to-morrow for Nelson. Waimarino, which arrived yesterday from the South, is scheduled to sail on Thursday for Lyttelton, Dunediri, Bluff and Timaru. Kaimiro is expected to leave Westport to-day for Auckland, and Karcpo loads at Westport about Monday next for Auckland. Waipiata is set down to leave Lyttelton to-day for Wellington and Auckland.

I ARRIVALS, yesterday.—Waimarino. from Welling- [ ton. 12.45 a.m.: Margaret W.. from East | Coast. 2.20 a.m. j EXPECTED ARRIVAL.—Kaimiro. from Westport, ! Wednesday. | PROJECTED DEPARTURES.—Karitane. for Wel- | lington. to-morrow night; Kakapo. for Nelson, to-morrow night: Margaret W., for East Coast, to-morrow; Waimarino, for Lyttelton and South. Thursday. PORT OF ONEHUNGA ARRIVAL, this day.—Nikau. from Nelson. 8.30 a.m. IN OTHER PORTS WELLINGTON.— November 15: Sailed—Kara, for Greymouth, 10.5 pjn. LYTTELTON.— November 15: Sailed—Taupata, lor Nelson 5.10 p.m. DUNEDIN.— November 15: Sailed—Holmdale, lor Oamaru 6.15 p.m. PACIFIC AIR SERVICE The Pacific Clipper, which left Auckland on Wednesday for San Francisco, arrived at Honolulu at 6.55 this morning. The California Clipper is expected to leave San Francisco to-morrow, and is dne at Auckland cn Sunday. ! • i AIRWAY PASSENGERS DEPARTURES.—This day, 8 a.m.: Mr. L. C Miller (Dunedin) Mrs. O. Fox (Christchurch), Mr. R Hastie, Mrs. Hastie. Mr. J. A. Howie r' v' w ar ?' l iv. F ' Clark (Wellington)'. I North)' O'Rurke (Palmerston ARRlVALS.—Saturday. 3 p.m.: Mr J Srnnllar M^ U pP7nm' £' Brid^ens - Mrs. Bridgens. Dr. o Zar ?,' ¥ r - H - commons (Christchurch). Mr. D Revell. Mr. R. Stewart. Mrs. E Manners, Mrs. J. H. Srace (Wellington).