PORT OF TIMARU

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21449, 15 April 1935, Page 19

PORT OF TIMARU

ARRIVALS Saturday Canadian Challenger, from Lyttelton. H. L. Tapley and Company, agents. Storm, from Oamaru. D. C. Turnbull and Company, agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS Fiseus, Lyttelton, this day. Holmdale, Oamaru, April 16. Breeze, Dunedin, April 16. Fiseus, Lyttelton, April 17. Waimarino, Dunedin, April 17. Wainui, Oamaru, April 17. Tongariro, Port Chalmers, April 18. Port Whangarei, Dunedin, April 18. Holmglen, Dunedin, April 23. Waipiata, Dunedin, April 23. Orepuki, Oamaru, April 24. Parera, Oamaru, April 24. Port Fairy, Bluff, April 26. Waikouaiti, Dunedin. April 27. Wingatui. Oamaru, April 28. Mahia, Dunedin, May 3. Mataroa, Lyttelton, May 7. Karetu, Dunedin, May 12. Canadian Britisher, Lyttelton, May 14. Waipawa, Lyttelton, May 22. Narbada, Lyttelton, May.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES Storm, Lyttelton, this day. Canadian Challenger, New York, this day. Holmdale, Lyttelton, April 16. Fiscus, Dunedin, April 17. Breeze, Lyttelton, April 16. Wainui, Lyttelton, April 17. Waimarino, Lyttelton, April 17. Port Whangarei, Lyttelton, April 18. Tongariro, Wellington, April 19. Waipiata, Lyttelton, April 23. Orepuki, Lyttelton, Aptil 24. Holmglen, Lyttelton, April 23. Parera, Lyttelton, April 24. Port Fairy, Lyttelton, April 27. Waikouaiti, Lyttelton, April 27. Wingatui, Lyttelton, April 28. Mahia, Lyttelton, May 5. Mataroa, Port Chalmers. May S. Karetu, Lyttelton, May 32. Canadian Britisher, Dunedin, May 14. BY THE RANGITATA 'I lie R.M.S. Rnngit&ta arrived hi Wellington oil Thursday evening from London, via I'ananm and Pitcairn. She brought the following passengers:—Mian W. Simpson, Miss ]•;. Hocrnlimnn, Mrs 11. Ituret, Captain A. Heber-Percy, Mr G. Dodson, Mrs N. Houston, Miss G. Kemp, Captain N. Marchant, Surgeon-Commander A. W. Mcßorie, Mrs F. MeKorie, Minn J. Mill, Miss A. Mill, Miss N. Bowen.' Mis? 1. Chalmers, Mra B. Clutterbuck, Miss E. Dinsdole, Lieutenant E. S. Ferguson, Mr R. Munro, Mr A. Parker, Mr B. Piper, Mr M. Rogers, Mrs K. Shroff, Lieutenant-Commander D. H. Seeker, Mrs V. Seeker, Master M. Seeker, Miss L. Woods, Mr P. H. Stoner, Mr S. Taylor, Commander W. A. Taylor-Young, Mrs E. Taylor-Young, Muster K. Taylor-Young, Miss D. Harding, Ml- O. i''. Watts, Miss N. Watts, Miss Q. O. Walls, LieutenAnt-Commaudcr J. Westruueott, Mrs li. Westinaoolt, Master K. K. Westmucolt, Mr A. Homingway, Mr A. Craven, Mr and Mrs M. Bakirgian, ]Srs M. Anderson, Master G. Anderson, Mr W. Bacan, Mrs G. Beavon, Mrs G. Bray, Mr A. Bennett, Mr C. Cliarlesworth, Mrs S. Hamtson, Mr J. Hoathcote, Mra K. Brown, Mra Champion-Smith, Miss ChainpionSuiith, Mrs L. Doylo, Mrs 1). Duncan, Mr J. Ellißon, Mr and Mrs E. Emmorson, Mis 3 M. Gibson, Mrs E. Griffiths, Mr P. Hanson, Mr 11. Huntloy, Miss P. Lewins, Major J. McDonald, Miss M. Man, Miss li. McConnell, Mr and Mrs W. Merriman, M\bs A. Merriman, Miss W. Merriman, Mr L. Mickleburgh, Miss G. Orbell, Mr R. Polkinhorne, Mr J. Swinney, Mr L. Blacker, Mr J. l'almer, Mr R. Robertson, Mr J. Thompson, Mr R. Baxter, Mr W. Stultle, Mr H. Haines, Mr J. Beavon, Mr F. Rothschild, D.r. Muriel Saunders, Mrs W. Smith, Mr.H. Stennett, Mrs H. Taylor, Mr and Mrs H. Tombs, Mrs C. Boxill, Mrs F. Kitt, Rev. 11. and Mrs Matthews. Miss E. Matthews, Mrs P. Ansley, Miss R. Baker, Xlr W. L. Baker, Mrs .V. Burnett, Misa K. Chandler, Mrs OharifSworth, Miss C. Cliarlesworth, Mr 11. Citron, Miss 1 G. Clark, Mrs I. Helliwell, Master I. S. Helliwell, Mr J. Lindup, Mr and Mrs D. Macdonald, Mr G. Maddon, Mr J. Massie, Mrs A. McKeun, Miss M. B. McKoan, Master C. McKean, Mr F. Needham, Mrs L. Russell, Mr A. Smith, Miss N. Stephenson, Mrs N. Tidman, Master 11. Tidman, Miss R. Venning, Mr W. Walker, Miss J. Wren, 4f. marines, and 158 naval ratings. KARAMEA FOR OAMARU In ballast from London, the Shaw, Snvill motor-ship Karamea has reported that she expects to reach Oamaru to-morrow afternoon to commence her Homeward loading.

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE Wanganella left Wellington April 9, arrived Sydney April 12, Melbourne April If). Proceeds on pleasure cruise to Lord Howe Island. Leaves Sydney, April 23, for Auckland; due April 27. Leaves Auckland April 29, for Sydney; due May 2. Monowai, left Sydney April 12 for Auckland; due April 15, and due Wellington April 18; leaves Wellington April 20 for Sydney; due April 23. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE Mariposa left Los Angeles April 4; due Auckland April 20, Sydney Apiil 23, Melbourne April 26. Monterey, left Melbourne March 30, Sydney April 3, Auckland April 6; due San Francisco April 22. Aorangi left Sydney March 28; due Vancouver April 19; leaves "ancouver April 24 for Sydney; due Auckland May 13, leaves May i 4; due Sydney May 18. Niagara left Vancouver March 27 for Sydney; due Auckland April 15; leaves April 16, due Sydney April 20. Maunganui, left San Francisco, April 10 for Sydney; due Wellington April 29, leaves April 30; due Sydney May 4. Makura, left Sydney April 11 for San Francisco; due Wellington April 15, leaves April 16; due San Francisco May 3."

WAIRANGI AT LYTTELTON

On her maiden voyage, the Wairangi, the third of the motor-ships built for the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, arrived at Lyttelton yesterday morning from Picton to continue loading. The Wairangi sailed from Liverpool on February 9 with cargo for Austra# Jian ports, calling at Cape Town f«r bunkers. She discharged at Adelaiwr, Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle, and Brisbane. The vessel's loading ports in New Zealand are Picton, Lyttelton, Napier, Auckland, and Wellington.

A sister ship to the Waiwera arid Waipawa. the Wairangi is heavier engined, having 4000 more -iorse-power. On the voyage out the vessel travelled at reduced speed until her engines are run in. She averaged 16.25 knots on the run from Brisbane to Picton. and is expected to attain 17 knots. The Wairangi has accommodation for 12 passengers. Captain G. Christie is in command, and his officers are: Chief officer, Mr J. W. Hart; second, Mr K. Miller; third, Mr J. Collins; fourth, Mr H. O. Anderson; chief engineer, Mr A. T. Gibson; second, Mr J. C. Olliver; third, Mr D. S. Stewart; fourth, Mr J. L. Barr; fifth, Mr J. Adams; sixth, Mr Heighet; seventh, Mr C. Nelson; eighth, Mr A. McCutcheon; ninth, Mr A. W. Coggles; tenth, Mr J. Young; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr J. B. Holmes; second, Mr R. H. Maude; chief electrician, Mr R. H. Maude: second, Mr E. Bradley; third, Mr A. Ferguson; surgeon, Dr. E. A. Charles; chief steward, Mr F. Routledge.