"going bush" SHIPPING NEWS
I (Mr J. Lambert) yesterday j ;said that Captain Roberts had' always given valuable service. Captain and Mrs Roberts last year flew to Britain to; -see their children and grand-. I children. Until recently, he iwas deputy warden of the I Christchurch branch of the ■New Zealand Company of; Master Mariners, and is still! | a member. Captain and Mrs Roberts; are already well known to the friendly locals at Black-j ball. With bush, birds, streams, fishing, a garden, and an absence of pollution; and noise, they will be content. Maritime associates wish them well. It is hard for a master, mariner to carve a new 1 career ashore, at 54 years of age, unless one has a tailormade, marine job to go to. “My work at Coronation Hospital has been most satisfying,” said this modest seafarer. “But retirement at Blackball will do me.” ARRIVALS Katelsia (6.47 a.m.), 12,143. Capt. P. C. Hoek. Geelong (Shell) (tanker). Union Wellington (noon), 2638. Capt. J. E. Peake, Auckland (U.S.S.). Coastal Trader (5.58 p.m.). 2499 Capt. J. Taylor. Timaru (U.5.5.).1 DEPARTURES Novoaltaysk (11.27 a.m.), 8802.1 Capt Lev Shizhev. Dunkirk 1 (Scales). Japan Kauri (4.50 p.m.), 6996. ’Capt Obata Hidenobu. Auckland (N.S.S.). I Soochow (5.39 p.m.), 8077. Capt
• J. M. Parker, Tauranga <P. and O ibX.Z.), Ltd). 1 Union Wellington (5.29 p.m.). 2638, Capt. J. E. Peake. Welling- ! ton (U.S.S.). EXPECTED ARRIVALS i H.M.N.Z.S Rotoiti, sea. today. H.M.N.Z.S. Pukaki, sea, today. Rangatira. Wellington, today. f Recife Maru. Wellington, today. > ! Union Sydney, Wellington, March Union Wellington, Wellington. | March 28. Woosung. Wellington. March 28. j Rangatira, Wellington, March 29. < j Hamilton, Marsden Point, March; 30 (tanker). * j Hawea Wellington. April 1. I Rangatira. Wellington. March 30. < I PROJECTED DEPARTURES jNgatoro. , today. iCoastal Trader, Auckland, today. [ Katelysia. Auckland, Today ■ (tanker). Grand, Opal. Timaru. March 29. I 'Bulk). ( Rangatira, Wellington, today,. . Union Sydney. Melbourne, today. ' Union Wellington. Adelaide, 1 March 28. i Hong Kong Surety, Bluff. March , 29. Port Brisbane, Pitcairn March 29. , Rangatira. Wellington, March , 29. (Daylight). - Rangatira. Wellington. March 30. 1 : Hamilton. Nelson, March 31 ] (tanker) Hawea Dunedin. April 1. H.M.N.Z.S. Rotoiti, Oamaru, April ' !• « . H.M.N.Z.S Pukaki, Timaru, April i 1. Holmdale. Chatham Islands, April I Recife Maru, Dunedin, April 5. > VESSELS IN PORT J ■ ' Hong Kong Surety, No. 3, Cashin | Quay. : f Coastal Trader, G.P.W. Holmdale, No. 2. East. j • I Grand Opal. No. 3, West. !| Ngatoro. No. 4, West. ; . _____ 11 Speaking tour. — A black!, American feminist, Ms Nan , Bailey, will tour New Zealand > next month, speaking at main 1 centres. Ms Bailey will speak t on the black liberation move- , ment in the United States, 1 the feminist movement, and ! abortion.
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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33803, 27 March 1975, Page 14
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