They cover the waterfront

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32764, 15 November 1971, Page 17

They cover the waterfront

I Four traffic officers who are; : members of the Lyttelton Harbour Board’s staff work in shifts 1 to keep the waterfront under' surveillance. When cargo work! is going on, day or night, one 1 of these officers is on duty. I Extra surveillance is given! when the inter-island steamer Maori arrives or leaves because of the increase in traffic. The .officers also help visitors, either ■individuals or parties who come !to the port for sight-seeing; and a special eye is kept on children! (visiting the port. During the day, every inch of the waterfront is patrolled by; a traffic officer in a vehicle equipped with radio-telephone. The traffic officers are under the jurisdiction of the Lyttelton i Harbour Board’s traffic manager ! (Mr J. B. Graham) who can speak to the mobile traffic officer by radio-telephone from his office in the Port Building. In addition to their patrolling duties, the board’s traffic officers are responsible for the lay-out of parking areas, and for traffic signs. ARRIVALS Saturday t

Maori (6.36 a.m.), 7490, Capt. R. E. Pugh-Williams. Wellington (U.S.S.). Kirribilli (7.22 a.m.), 7457, Wellington (Kinsey). Cedric (3.24 p.m.), 11,232, Capt. G. Roberts, Wellington (S.S. and A.). Sunday ■ Pukeko (7 a.m.). 1020, Capt. H. G. Moss, Gisborne (Holm). j Holmlea (7.20 a.m.), 1106, Capt. IE. Savage, Wellington (U.S.S.). Maori (7.35 a.m.), 7490, Capt.

R. E. Pugh-Williams, Wellington •(U.S.Sj. i Townsville Star (1.55 p.m.), 10,632, Capt. R. McDonald, Auckland (Crusader). Ngapara (2.46 j>.m.). 4548. Capstain P. Bennett, Wellington (U.S.S.). DEPARTURES Saturday Maori (9.28 a.m.), 7490. Capt. R. E. Pugh-Williams, Wellington (U.S.S.). (Daylight.) Tawanui (11.10 a.m.), 891, Capt. iP. J. Dare, Auckland (N.S.S.). Sunday Maori (8.40 p.m.), 7490. Capt. R. E. Pugh-Williams, Wellington '(U.S.S.). EXPECTED ARRIVALS Hawea, Auckland, today. Maori, Wellington. Nov. 16. I Storm, Timaru, Nov. 16. Holmburn. Nelson, Nov. 17. Belgian Reefer, Bluff, Nov. 17. Sugar Crystal, Auckland, Nov. 17. Hamilton, Marsden Point, Nov. 18. Capitaine Wallis, Auckland, Nov. 18. Tarawera, Auckland, Nov. 19. Squall, Onehunga, Nov. 19. Holmwood, Bluff, Nov. 20. Northumberland, Auckland, Nov. 20. Tenrim Maru, Auckland, Nov. 21. Doric Chariot, Christmas Island. 1 Nov. 23. Pateke, Timaru, No. 25. Amalric, Wellington, Nov. 25. j Essex, Wellington, Nov. 25. La Bayonnaise, Auckland, Nov. 26. Straat Clarence, Auckland, Nov.! 26. Korean Prince, Auckland, Nov. i 29. Luhesand. Nukualofa. Dec. 1. 1 Port Brisbane, Wellington, Dec ■ i »• :

i Morvada, Napier, Dec. 3. Parera, Brisbane, Dec. 5. Tiber, Wellington, Dec. 5. Ocean Mars, New Plymouth Dec. b. Straat Colombo, Wellington, Dec 7. Huntingdon, Wellington, Dec. 8. Larchbank, Wellington, Dec. 9. Southland Star, Nelson, Dec. 11. ■ PROJECTED DEPARTURES iTannstein. Wellington, today. I Holmlea, Wellington, today, i Maori. Wellington, Nov, 16. j Storm, Wanganui, Nov. 16. i Pukeko, Dunedin, Nov. 16. IPort Nicholson, Timaru, Nov. 16 ! Cedric, Napier, Nov. 16. 'Tweedbank, Auckland. Nov. 16. Hawea, Auckland, Nov. 17. Waikare, Napier. Nov, 17. Belgian Reefer. Wellington, Nov. 17. Holmburn. Napier, Nov. 18. Auckland Star, Port Chalmers, Nov. 18. Townsville Star, Dunedin, Nov. 18. Capitaine Wallis, Tauranga, Nov. 19. Hamilton, Timaru. Nov. 19. Kaitoke, Dunedin. Nov. 19. Tarawera, Melbourne, Nov. 20. Kirribilli, Dunedin, Nov. 20. Sugar Crystal, Sydney, Nov. 20. Tenrim Maru, —, Nov. 23. Squall, New Plymouth, Nov. 23. Holmwood. Napier, Nov. 23. Northumberland. Napier, Nov. 24. Port Montreal, Wellington, Nov. 24.