SHIPPING.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19451, 26 October 1928, Page 19

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVALS. Ttindaj,. Octobor 25th. .lab, ii.'(3.SO ».m.), 342 tons, Hawick, !m Htf Plyntrath, 7T. E. Sutton and Co., «nl«. TtUit, i.i. (6.40 a.m.), 4436 tons, fotrtu, fun 1 Wellington. Union Steam C«, iieati. ' fropHi, M. (11.20 a.m.), 160 tons, Hay, fen Tiatni. F, E. Sutton and Co., agents. CyfML ti. (5.40 p.m.), 129 tons, Pryde, tn Ktllnmn. W. W, Toy and Co., agents. Cuopu, 1.1. 18.50 p.ra.), 1337 tons, to W*tport.. Westport Coal Co., Ltd., Matt*. ' DEPARTURES. Tksriiij, Ostober 25th. Xufttai, 1.1. (11.20 a.m.), 2378 tons, lor Duedm. Union Steam Ship Co., KUIL 0* m. (11.40 a.m.), 616 tons, McJeuh, for Dawdla. A.' H. Turnbull ' and - i P.®i)i 160 tons, Hay, l»r J. e. Sutton and Co., •(MR*,- ' ; ' 342 ton8 ' Hawick, »« VtihfW■'*. E. Sutton and Co.,' IflU. P.m.), 1675 tons, Kane, w lam*. Colon Steam Ship Co., w S-L 1 ' (8, 19 2625 tons, Clark, Steam Ship Co., '-ii (8*35 V.m.), 4436 tons, Wellington. Union Stoam' Ship- . BipwUtf Arrivals. fS?-' l ' this d "y- 1 ' W WejUajton, this day. g«k Tiniri. this day. '• <?">«ru, this day. Wellington, October 27th. October 27th. .Wellington, October 27th. Imm V '« oc,obor "th. - October 28th. October 28th. October 28th. October 80th. itSSy l jffl'tW''. October 30th. Wellington, November 2nd. "J?' NoT enber sth. SS5r November 6th. November 6th, SuuS November Bth. *2KV.™L? Wt = e ™' November 10th. November 25th. e ' Nov. 25th. *WO«aKwJi l lf 0n : No T, emb « 27ta. November 29th. November 29th. 0 "- December 9th. lin *'® n, December 18th.' Wellington, Doc. 19th. D, S*rtuxe«. this day. thi, day. *<3S: day. , Cfij! 11 "! OcWer 27th. Oc ' ober 27th. October. 27th. SniS %™ a ;, October -27 th. (yJSS Uuaedin. October 27tli pSt fltfta ,lon \, N ° venib « '-"i. &■»»Wediß^' lrs > Nowmber Bth. SW»wicffli fOTem^er 10th - ' November 21st. i^ ove ®ber 22nd. to ?,.* 23rd - Nov. 24th. 1 S #TMnb « SOth. SOth. December Ist. SttlhM >h? bW l2th- . NOTES. WP Ui Poma « -AtoVsas? ■r* for over. jrVnr l ' tto n»ine &o»-Ti. * na Gi M *k 7 i tom tb « r for Wei!anasy from •s&»i Sf'&y w s eU on , Weiwi 0 to#od Gre r-

Mr A. L. Wilkinson, third officer of the Waikawa, and Mr L. L. Olork, third officer of the Ooimh, are exchanging positions at Melbourne this week. Mr J. M. Hood, second officer of the Makura, has transferred to the Niagara in a similar capacity, relieving Mr R. N. Turner for his holidays. Mr D. M. Todd, who has been on will rejoin the Bhip this trip at Sydney. ' Mr W. E. Jones is joining the Tamahine as chief officer, relioving Mr F. J. Callan for holidays. Mr A. G. M: Christie arrived from Sydney by the Marama on Tuesday, and is relieving Mr N. B. W. Haszard as chief officer of the Manuka. News has .been received by the Shaw, SaviH and Albion Company that the Pakeha left Montevideo last Friday afternoon for London, en route from, Auckland. The vessel sailed from Auckland on September 29th. The A. and A. Line chartered steamer Kazembe arrived at Auckland at 4.20 a.m. on Tuesday from .New. York, via Suva. The vessol was to leave Auckland at midday yesterday for Wellington and Lyttelton. A message to the Shaw,. Savill and Albion Company reportß that the Gallic left Colon last Friday afternoon for New York, Boston, Halifax, London, and West Coast of Great Britain. The vessel sailed from Auckland on September 26th. Messrs Levin and Co., Ltd.. the Wellington agents for thn Kennedy, advise that they have arranged to mako onst trip "per mohth with this vessel in the Wellington-Foxton service. The trip will be made within the last week of each month, and the first loading at Wellington will be made on Monday next, October 29th. Should the amount of cargo offering warrant it, thb service will be made a bi-monthly one. , VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OB 1 N.Z. 1 The following vessels are..within range of ifce undermentioned wireless stations: Auckland—Ravenscar, Kona, Cjtrfden Bear, Voco, Kawatiri, Niagara, Canadian Explorer, King Edgar, Maui Pomare, Kasa'ma, Kazembe. J Wellington—Maori, Waliino, o Ngaio, Arahura, Tamahine, Aorangi, Kaiwarra, Makura, lluahine, Devon, Port J? rem an tie, Kaikorai. Awarua—Baron Inclica.]», Maunganui, Sir J. C. Ross, C. A. Larsen, X. T. Ntlsen Alonso, City ,of New York,, Eleanor, Boiling. Chathams—Mataroa. PASSENGERS FROM HOME. Following is the list of bookings at September 21st for the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's liner Mataroa, which left Southampton on .September 28th for Wellington and South Island ports:--First-class: Misses M., Y., and Mrs M. Adams, Mr W. Barton, Mirs I. Barton, Miss V. Bell, Miss E. 'Brown, Miss 0. Bnbb, Mr A. Campbell, Captain E. Carlyon, Mrs Carlyon, Mrs L. Carpenter, Mrs A. Carr, Miss It., Mrs, and Mr J. Carr, Mrs A. Carr, Mesdames E. Cooks, H. Crawford, Mr J. and Master H. Crawford, Mrs and Mr L. Davies, Mrs and, Mr B. Dawson. Miss D. and Master H. Dawßon, Captain F. and Mrs Deacon, Mr V. and Mrs Degraeve, Miss E. and Mrs A. Duncan, Mrs F. Duthie, Mr L. > Eastman, Miss F. Edwards, Lady Edwards, Mr L. and Mrs Edwards, Mr W. and Mrs Elliott, Dr. J. Falkiner, Mr W. and Mrs Gardner, Mrs H. Gibbings, Captain A.' Godfree, Mr J. and. Mrs Hannan, Mr E. and Mrs Hay, Miss J. and A. Hay, Miss A., Mrs and ,Mr J. Henderson, Mr F. Helmorc, Miss K. Henry. Mr W. and Mrs Herbert, Misses .A. and B. Herbert, Master AV. Herbert, Mr F. and Mrs Hudson, Master F. Hudson, Lady A. Johnston,- Mrs A. Lanyon, Mrs E. McKay, Mrs E. Nicholas, Mr A., Mrs, and Miss R. Miller, Miss A.t Milligan, Mr J. Newman, Mr H. Nolan, Mrs and Miss I. Nolan, Mrs M. Paterson, Mr R, Foots, Mr A. and Mrs Puckey, Misses B. Rogers, M. Stokes, Mr C. and Mrs Talach, Mr S. Teal, Mr L., Mr 6, and Miss M. L. Van de Poele, Mr S. and Mrs Wade, Mrs M. Wallis, Mrs F. White, Misses M. Wigram, Miss J. Williams, Mr E. and Mrs Albert, Miss H. Albert, Misses 0. Chidley, E. Flaherty, Mr A. Gaulter, Miss G. Gifford, Mr E. and Mrs Goodwin, Misses G. and E. Lee, Mr C. and Mrs Sherwood,' Miss L. Wariten. The Mataroa is due at Wellington about November Ist. AUSTRALIAN SERVICES. Developments which will result from tho purchase of the Australian Commonwealth Line of steamers are revealed by Mr Basil Sanderson, who is visiting Australia as the representative of the White Star group of shipping companies (states the "Sydney Herald"). It is explained that the White Star Line, Ltd., a holding company, lias now the sole interest in the Aberdeen .the Oceanic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. (Whito Star), the Shaw, Savill, and Albion company, and the Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line. Mr Sanderson points out in a statement that the associated interests have more than forty modern vessels, cargo and passengers, upon which they can call for service between Australia,- United Kingdom, and Continental ports. Outwards from London they will utilise the "Bay" and "Dale" vessels, supplemented by fast, recently-built motor-ships. By this means the service will j>e expanded to maintain a regular fortnightly schedule, instead of the previous eighteen sailings-a year. The motor-ships referred to are the Coptic, Zealandic, Karamea, and iaranaki. This fortnightly service will ba conducted by the Aberdeen and Commonwealth Line.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS a -, , AUCKLAND, October 25. lington ° mbe (1,3 H £or Wel * I-. WELLING TON, October 23. Hvs A Ma ? n (7 Lyttelton; am -). from Akaroa; (o „ 3 ° from Newcastle; Port St 1 ' (7 f P- m -). ftp® New Plymouth; P i mo, f ' om Wkokopn. Devon h P.m.), for i Auckland; (»'3o T>mi » P 'v'}' * or Auckland; Kaitoa Uttokwli Son; Maori ( 7 - 50 P' m -)» f° r