VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z.

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21082, 6 February 1934, Page 17

VESSELS WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE OF N.Z.

The following vessels arc within I range of the undermentioned wireless ! stations: — I Auckland—Avelona Star. P.alaklava, j City of Los Angeles. Diomcrlc, Dune- : din, lonic. Lachlan. Matai, Maui j Pomare, New Zealand. Pensilva, Port j r Sydney, Triona, Waipahi. ' I ; Wellington—Abel Tasman, Aorangi, ' / Brisbane Maru, Canadian Victor. City j of Brisbane, Huntingdon. Kalingo, I * Kent, Liurlinc. Mahana, Marama, Monowai, Opavva. Orari, Port Napier, | J Rangatira, Rangitata, Rangitikei, J Shinko Maru, Tamahine, Tuscan Star, ' r. VVahine, ZeaJandic. I IV; Awarua—Bear oC Oakland, Jacob I / Kuppert, Makura, Port Victor, Waikouaiti, Wainui. | t > j F THE O. A. KNTDSEN r I F I . The Union Company s tanker O. A. ; " Knudsen left San Pedro last Tuesday . S with a cargo of bulk fuel oil for dis- | charge at Miramar, where she is due j a on February 24. ! It THE ANGLO-CANADIAN F The G. H. Scales cliartered motor- [\ ship Anglo-Canadian, now en route a] from the Tync in ballast, via Geelong, is expected to arrive at Picton to-day. « She will proceed to Tola.ga Bay and I *• Wellington, where the is clue on Feb- 'a ruarv Jl. and will complete loading W at Lytlclton. Bluff. Dunedin. and Ti- bi maru, sailing finally from Timnru on N February 24 for Dunkirk and London. -___ - cc FLOWER SHOWS. IfENDALTON FLOWER SHOW. S: WEDNESDAY~AND THURSDAY, ?° FEBRUARY 7th and Bth. fIN ST. BARNABAS' SCHOOLROOM. »a To be Opened by Thomas Chapman, ™ Esq., ° T r AT 2PM TO-MORROW. EXTENSION OF TIME OF ENTRIES.—The extension of. accommoda- co tion for Exhibitors enables the accept- L< ance of further Entries, which will be vi accepted at (he Vicarage or the School- th room up till 9 o'clock TO-NIGHT. Jeo