MAIL NOTICES

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20986, 14 October 1933, Page 20

MAIL NOTICES

«. ! (.Supplied by the Postal Department.) j Mails close as under:— i Arthurs Pass, Otira, Greymouth, j Westport. Hokitika, and other offices, j Monday, 7.30 a.m., guard's van 8.20 a.m.; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 9 a.m., guard's van 10 a.m. Express goods train daily (except Sunday), 3.45 p.m. Picton and Nelson (letters only), Blenheim, Kaikoura, Clarence Bridge, Kekerangu, and Seddon (via Parnassus), daily 6 a.m., guard's van 7.55 a.m. -Ashburton, Geraldine, Temuka, Timaru, Waimate, Oamaru, and Bunedin, express goods train daily 7 p.m., late fee 7.45 p.m. Rakaia, Ashburton, Timaru. Oamaru, Bunedin, Invercargill, and intermediate offices (expresses). Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 7.30 a.m., mail van 8.35 a.m., and Wednesday and Friday, 11.10 a.m., late fee 11.45 a.m., guard's van 12.25 p.m. To-day (Saturday), October 14. For northern ports at 5.25 p.m., late fee letters 5.55 p.m., guard's van 7.10 p.m. train. Parcels 4 p.m. Mails for Great Britain, Ireland, and Continent of Europe, United States of America, Canada, West Indies, and Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Falkland Islands, via Vancouver, also Fiji, Tonga, and Hawaii, per Niagara from Auckland, close at 5.25 p.m., late fee letters 5.55 p.m., guard's van 7.10 p.m. train. Due London November 14. Correspondence will also be accepted for dispatch by air-mail services in Canada and United States of America. Sunday, October 15. For Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin, Invercargill, and intermediate offices, per night express (letters only), at 5.30 p.m.; late fee letters (guard's van), for Bunedin and offices south thereof, 11.2 p.m. train. Monday, October 10.

For northern ports at 5.25 p.m., late fee letters, 5.55 p.m., guard's van 7.10 p.m. train. Parcels 4 p.m. Mails for Chatham Islands, per Tees from Lyttelton, close at 9 a.m. Late fee guard's van, 10 a.m. train. Letters only for Waitangi and Kaingaroa. Mails for Australian States, the East, Straits Settlements, and South Africa, per Maunganui from Wellington, close at 5.25 p.m., late fee letters 5.55 p.m., guard's van 7.10 p.m. train. Parcels 4 p.in. Mails for Great Britain, Ireland, and Continent of Europe (specially addressed correspondence only), also Central America and South American Western States, via Panama, per lonic from Auckland, close at 5.25 p.m., late fee letters 5.55 p.m., guard's van, 7.10 p.m. ti'ain. Due London November 27. Parcels noon Saturday, i Outgoing Overseas Mails. Mails for Australian States, Egypt, China, Straits Settlements, Ceylon, India, and South Africa, per Monowai from Auckland, close at 5.25 p.m., late fee letters 5.55 p.m., guard's van 7.10 p.m. train Wednesday, October 18. Parcels 4 p.m. Tuesday. Parcel mail for Fiji, Tonga, Apia, Pago Pago, Hawaiian Islands, per Mariposa from Auckland, closes at 4. p.m. Wednesday, October lii. Mails for Fiji, Tonga, Apia, Pago Pago, Hawaiian Islands, and Japan, also specially addressed correspondence, per Mariposa, for North America, j Mexico, West Indies, Argentina, Brazil, I Paraguay, Uruguay, Falkland Islands, Great Britain, and Europe, due London November 15, per Mariposa from Auckland, close at 5.25 p.m., late fee letters 9.55 p.m., guard's van 7.10 p.m. train Thursday, October It). Incoming Overseas Mails. Australian mail, ex Wanganclla from Sydney, via Auckland, due October 15. English and American mail, ex Maunganui from San Francisco, due October 17. Australian mail, ex- Marama from Sydney, due October 17. English mail, ex Rangitiki from London, via Auckland, due October 2(i. J. G. YOUNG, Acting-Chief Postmaster.

[ H.M.S. DIOMEDE | TO ARRIVE AT LYTTELTON I ON TUESDAY H.M.S. Biomede, commanded by Captain Cosmo Graham, is to arrive at Lyttelton on Tuesday from Queen Charlotte Sound, and will remain in port until October 25, when she will sail for Akaroa. Her subsequent ports of call are Bunedin, Timaru, Wellington, Gisborne, and Auckland She is 1 due at Auckland on Becember 7. H.M.S. Duneclin, the flagship of the ■ New Zealand Division, is due at Lyt- - telton on October 30.

PERSONAL Captain G. Williams is in command of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion liner Tamaroa, and his officers are:—Chief, Mr J. W. Hart; second, Mr R. G. James; third, Mr J. G. Allen; fourth, Mr E. Johansen; fifth, Mr C. F. Parker; chief engineer, Mr J. Macintosh; second, Mr F. L. Gibbon; third, Mr G. Pope; fourth,-Mr H. K. Taylor; fifth, Mr J. Roberts; sixth, Mr R. Stockill; seventh, Mr E. C. Auger; eightji, Mr J. Griffiths; ninth, Mr C. Chantler; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr E. Land; second, Mr J. Farquhar; chief electrician, Mr A. Mitford; second, Mr H. Brummell; first wireless, Mr A. Lund; second, Mr T, Biggie; surgeon, Dr. M. Bulger: purser, Mr A. Phillips; chief steward, Mr F. Thomas.

WINTON LEAVES GALVESTON The Winton, en route from New York and Gulf of Mexico ports for New Zealand, is reported to have left Galveston on September 29. She is due at Auckland on November 1, and will later call at Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. TEES ITINERARY ALTERED The Tees left Waitangi at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and is now due at Lyttelton about 8 or 9 o'clock tomorrow night. Her itinerary has been altered. She is to leave Lyttelton on Monday afternoon for Owenga and Pitt Island only, omitting Waitangi this trip. She will return to Lyttelton, hence to Wellington to discharge fish. NEW SHAW, SAVILL VESSELS In each of the two 12,000-ton motor cargo liners which Harland and Wolff are building for the Shaw, Savill Line, a Clarkson exhaust gas boiler will bo installed. The boiler will be designed to utilise a percentage of the gases from one of the two Harland-B. and W. pressure-charged four-stroke engines, and is eft in diameter with an overall height of 15ft. The evaporation when working on exhaust gases will be 10001b an hour. The boiler is fitted with a combustion chamber to take oil-burning equipment, and will generate 20001b an hour from oil fuel. The working pressure is 1001b a square inch. Each unit is of the Clarkson'Simplex type, allowing accessibility to the water and gas space, without the need for headroom or the removal of any external piping for inspection.

TA.MAROA'S PASSENGERS The Tamaroa, which arrived at Wellington on Wednesday afternoon from Southampton brought Ihe following passengers:—For Wellington: Mr R. Banks, Mr R. Clifford, Mrs F. Foster, Mr D. Jones, Mrs Jones, Mrs J. P. Mcßae, Mrs E. Nathan, Miss .1. Nathan. Mrs C. Nelson. Mrs A. B. Neften, Dr. W. N. Paley, Mrs Paley, Miss P. Palcv, Mr A. Radford, Mrs Gribbon. For Auckland: Miss E. Allen, Colonel R. C. Allen, Miss B. Allen, Master D. Allen, Miss D. Armstrong, Mis.3 B. Armstrong, Miss J. Axford, Mrs M. Cameron, Miss A. Cameron, Mr A. K. Clark, Miss C. Greig, Mr E. Marshall, Commander A. H. Maxwell-Hysl-jp, Mrs C. Maxwell-Hyslop, Master A. B. Maxwell-Hyslop, Master R. .1 Maxwell-Hyslop, Mr F. Newsofi, Mrs Newson, Mr H. Richmond. For Lvttelton. Commander S. Hall, Mrs Hall, Master W. Hall, Miss E. M. Hewitt, Miss L. Hewitt, Mrs C. Paterson, Miss .). Paterson. For Dunedin: Miss M. Kergan. For Napier: Mr .1. Lane. For Timaru: Captain and Mrs G. T. Hennessy. For Australia: Miss H. Aiimcnnann, Mr H. Henderson, Mrs Henderson, Master R. Henderson, Miss R. Henderson, Mr A. Kummcrle, Mrs Kummcrle, Miss A. Lukins, Miss G. Naismith, Mr W. Stewart. Mrs Stewart, Mrs A. 13. Williams, Mr J. Curtis, Mrs Curtis, Mr W. J. Ecclcs, Mrs Eccles, Miss J. Peck, Miss S. Wolton Round, trip: Miss A. Blacl: and Chief-Commander C. Sylvandcr.

RAN'UITIIU'S PASSENGERS The Rangitiki, which is due at Wellington on October 25 from London, is bringing, among others, the following passengers:--Mrs A. E. Bates, Mr E. N. Cameron, Mr 11. D. Garrick, Mr E. E. Ball, Mrs M. Horton, Mr 11. R. Butterworth, Mrs D. H. Campbell, Miss F. T. Pearman, Mrs M. A. Neill, Mrs K. Hamilton and daughter, Mr and Mrs A. W. Collier, Captain B. C. D'Arcy Maxwell, Mr W. T. Ray, Mrs C. and Miss B. Morris, Mrs M. K. F. Easton, Mr and Mrs Dan Wuille, Mr and Mrs Warwick Gregory, Mrs Hamilton and daughter, Lieutenant. E. Banks, Mr Ray, Mr and Mrs Castle and two children.

Mrs A. JR. Christian, Miss A. M, Luke, Mr and Mrs R. Blcakle.v and child, Mrs, Miss, and Master Wood, Miss E. J. Young, Mr D. Tannock, Mrs A. BernaJ, Mr T. W. A. Morath. Mr and Mrs E. B. S. Julso and child, Mr and Mrs E. 11. Hogg, Mr H. and Miss E. Morgan, Mrs C. E. Masterman, Miss A. R. Higgs, Mrs R. L. G. Elkin, Mrs N. I. R. Unsworth, the Rev. Mother O. S. T. Alice, Miss D. Thwaites, Mr D. Gouk, Mrs M. Gouk and daughter, Mrs R. Sheldon. Mr G. C. Clark, Mrs I. W. Raymond, Miss M. A. Solomon, Mr R. C. Young, Mrs F. Phillips, Miss J. Greig, Mrs W. S. Clark and four children, Mrs M. T. Kirk, Miss J. McM. Miller, Mr A. J. Mac Donald, Mr W. Wilson, Mrs E. M. Evans, Mrs A. Searle and child, Miss M. Taylor, Mrs A. Wood, Mrs L. Jeffreys, Mr and Mrs J. H. Ratcliffe and child, Mr P. Warne, Miss E. G. MacDonald, Mr and Mrs J. T. W. Newton, Mr J. B. Melville, Mr .d Mrs W. H. Allen and two children, Miss C. I. Canavan, Mr J. Henderson, Miss L. Whiting, Messrs Rcenbcrg, Mrs H. Levy , and child, Mr J. G. White, Elec. Arl 1 C. H. Ouyett. Mr G. Dearman. Mr and Mrs H. , Ranger, Miss F. M. Griffin, Mr and Mrs F. Rawson, Mrs H. E. Campbell, ' Miss M. J. Scott, Mr and Mrs W. I . Sutton, Mrs M. Martin, Mr and Mrs [ F. J. Nightingale, Mr G. T. Wilson, . I and Mrs J. J. Barham, the Misses C. J. and J. K. Reid, Mrs D. F. J. . Dunn and child, Mrs E. Coley, Mr and Mrs R. Witts, Mrs E. P. Rose, Miss J. L Fulton, Mr J. Mcintosh, Mr and Mrs . S. Curry, Mrs M. S. Blakiston and four children, Mr A. H. Lay, Mr S. , G. E. Shaw,' Mr D. McCammon, Mrs J. E. Hodgson, Mr A. Rosamond, Mr i S. A. Lilliendal, Miss K. Crookes, Mr

and Mrs H. Barraclough and child, Mrs S. Hartley, Mrs M. M. Rolfe and child, Mr W. Sutherland, Miss M. J. Elliott, Mr and Mrs H. H. Griffiths. Mr W. J. Pond, Mr J. May, Mr and Mrs P. Murphy, Mr E. A, Lock,