RANGITANE FROM LONDON

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 72, 18 December 1935, Page 14

RANGITANE FROM LONDON

Passenger List 'The New Zealand Shipping Company's motor-liner Rangitane arrived at Wellington at. 7.25 p.m. last night, and berthed at I'ipitca Wharf. She will leave again on Saturday to complete discharge at Aiii'kland. 'The Rangitane brought the following passengers : — First Class.—Mr. E. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson, Miss A. Baldock, Mr. B. Boulter, C. Mrs. C. A. Eden Brand. Mrs. M. Burdon, .Miss Lillian Clarence, .Mr. A. E. Courage, Mr. C. P. Cross. Mrs. Cross, Mr. K. 1. Cross. Miss M. M. Dangar, Mr. J. O. Mrs. Dick, Mr. J. O. Dick, J no., Miss J. C. Drummond. Mr. E. Edmonds, Mrs. J. F. Ellis, Mr. 11. Ellison, Miss A. T. English, Mr. JI. C. Featherstone. Miss D. M. P. Featherstone, Mr. J. JI. Forrest, Mr. F. 11. Garon. Mrs. D. JI. Gibson, Mr. F. W. Gilligan, Mrs. Gilligan, Jliss A. J. Gilligan, Miss M. R. Gilligan, Master A. J. H. Gilligan and Governess, Airs. 1-1. Graham, Mrs. Al. R. Hall, Mr. D. K. Harper, Mr. A. I. Harris, Air. D. H. Hield, Airs. Hielil, Mr. W. Martin Hobkirk, Airs. Hobkirk, Air. C. G. Holdsworth, Airs. Holdsworth, Miss G. B. Holmes, Airs. JI. J. Irviug, Lt. Col. 'The Hou. George Keppell, M.V.0., Mrs. I. King, Mr. D. Knowles, Airs. Knowles, Alaster JI. Knowles, Mr. C. Mack, Miss E. Al. MaeKerras, Airs. L. A. Marsden, Mr, S. Alcllenry, Airs. Atelleury, Airs. E. J. Milburn and maid, Mr. J. C. Miller, Mr. J. Alusgrave, Airs, Musgrave, Lady Jlyers ami maid, Airs. A. E. Al. Oliver, Air. A. GParish, Mr. W. J. Price, Miss A. Proctor, Mr. E. Richards, Air. C. Salter, Miss I. F. E. Shearer, Mr. J. R. Smith, Mr. N. 11. Smith, Mrs. Smith, Alias G. L. Smith, Air. J. Smith, Airs. Smith, Jliss A. G. Smith, Capt. F, Stanier, Mrs. Stanier, Mr. P. E. Suttle, Airs. Suttle, Airs. J. G. Syme, Miss AL A. Taylor, Mr. F. Turner, Captain W. J. Wade, Mrs. Wade. Airs. L. C. Ware, Mr. AV. A. AVarrcn, Major T. J. C. AVarren, J.l’., Airs. AVarren, Mrs. L. F. AVay, Miss AV. F. AVay, Air. B. E. AVenham, Mrs. AVenhain, Aliss C. AL B. AVenham, Air. H. AVliite-AVickhaui, Airs. H. B. AVillianis, Miss J, M. AVillianis, Aliss E. Williams, Lady Youug. Tourist Class. —Mr. AV. Ackers, Airs. Ackers, Airs. G. D. Adie, Airs. A. C. Andrew, Mrs. M. A. Askew, Aliss D. L. J. Askew, Miss J. Al. Barns-Graham, Aliss K. I. Barns-Graham, Air. C. H. Bcndtsen. Airs. Bendtsen, Mrs. S. E. Bold, Air. AV. 11. Bradley, Airs. Bradley, Airs. A. 11. Brown, Air. F. Brvaut, Miss R. Buckman, Alisa F. I. Burnett, Mrs. 11. Butt, Mr, J. Calder, Airs. Calder, Mrs. C. AV. Callendar, Mr. J. M. Christie, Air. R. F. A. Clarke, R.N.. Mrs. D. Al. Clay, Air. A. Cooper, Airs. Cooper, Air. T. 11. Cooper, Mrs. M. Cotton, Airs. M. L. Dale, Aliss Al. K. Davis. Mrs. E. Douglas, Mr. G. E. Edgecombe, Airs. Edgecombe, Miss J. A. AL Edgecombe, Airs. S. F. Eyles, Airs. Al. C. Fitzgerald, Air. E. Fitzpatrick, Aliss Al. Ford. Airs. A. O. Foster, Miss 11. D. S. Frew. Aliss A. Gutman, Mrs. S. Ham, Aliss A. Al. Hetley, Aliss F. F. Hetley, Aliss A. Al. Holmes. Aliss Al. J. Horsbrugli. Mr. T. I’. Hughson, Mrs. Hughson, Air, J. R. Hurry, Airs. A. Jacobs, Airs. E. AL James, Air. AV. Kilmister, Aliss E. L. Lankester, Aliss C. C. Larnach, Airs. E. A. Lead, Air. E. O. Lower, Airs. Ixiwcr, Aliss B. Linu. Mrs. C. A'. Little, Airs. G. Livingstone, Air. T. J. AlcFayden, Airs. AlcFayden, Aliss M. AlcFayden, Aliss IV. AlcGill, Aliss C. E. AlcKerrow, Airs. AL C. AIcC. McWhannell, Mr. J. W. Y. Allies, Miss E. Mitchell, Aliss E. C. Alorice, Aliss M. J. Neary, Mrs. K. Orchard, Miss Al. F. Parsonson, Aliss E. B. N. Penberthy, Aliss Al. AL Poole, Air. JI. Praia, Jliss G. Al. Pratley. Aliss E. Purcell, Aliss L. S. Rayner, Aliss P. 11. Robinson, Airs. A. Rowntree, Aliss AL J. Rowntree, Aliss Al. Rowntree. Miss U. S. Russell, Air. H. Sanders, Airs. H. Sanders, Aliss W. S. Shade, Air. G. P. Shaw, Air. C. H. Sheard, Airs. Sheard, Aliss R. Sheard, Master H. G. Sheard, Aliss I. AL G. Sheard, Air. C. E. Slade-J ones, Airs. SladeJones, Aliss F. Alabel Smith, Aliss N. Stevenson, Air. E. St. C. Sq-ainston, Airs. 11. Swanson, Mr. J. Taylor, Airs. Taylor, Aliss L. O. Taylor, Aliss J. N. Thomson. Airs. At. L. L. Townshend, Aliss Al. Al. Turnbull, Mr. J. Twist, Airs. Twist. Miss At. Twist, Air. I). Twist, Air. 11. AIcD. Vincent. Aliss A. Urquhart, Airs. At. A. Ward, Miss B. IV'iareing, Aliss At. Wilkinson, Dr. R. L. AVithers. Third Class.—Mr. and Mrs. G. Allan, Miss C. Armitage, Mr. R. G. Arnold, Mrs. J. Baxter, Air. J. Bonnar, Air. A. G. Burrell, Airs. Burrell, Airs. At. Campbell, Airs. A. M. Clayton, Airs. B. Cowley, Air. T. Cunnift', Jliss J. Daly. Mr. H. Davis. Mr. A. B. Dennis, Aliss A. Eyles, Aliss L. Eyles, Aliss Al. A. B. Eyles. Air. IV. T. Faithful, Mrs. Faithful, Airs. A. Finlayson, Airs. R. Gabriel, Aliss C. Gabriel, Air. B. Gabriel. Airs. M. A. Giddens, Airs. A. Harkins, Aliss E. Harkins, Aliss V. At. Holloway. Airs. E. A. Hunter. Airs. A, Kilner, Air. IV. J. Lamb, R.N., Air. J. R. Lane, Airs. Lane. Aliss E. F. Lane Airs A. Liudup, Airs. M. E. Aluldoon, Miss N. Aluldoon, Air. J. Mailer. Air. K. A. N. Neilsen. Aliss Al. Paterson, Mrs. O. L. Pedersen, Aliss R. A. Pedersen, Master G. It. Pedersen, Aliss Al. A. Pedersen, Airs. E. E. Rippin, Air. ,T. L. Rippin, Mrs. E. M. Shea, Mr. D. A. Shea, Air. J. Sibald, Air. G. O. Siversen, Airs. A. Stapleton. Aliss J. Stapleton, Airs. M. D. Tait, Aliss J. Al. Tait, Alaster J. R. Tait, Airs. E. AL Taylor, Mr. J. Walsh, Air. A. M. Watson, Airs. Watson, Aliss N. Al. Watson. Master A. Al. Watson, Aliss V. IVstson, Airs. E. Wilkinson, Miss Al. G. Wilson, Air. J. F. Young. MAUI POMARE IN PORT. The Government motorship Maui Pomare arrived back at Wellington yesterday from Apia and Niue Island, via Lyttelton. She is berthed at present at the Queen’s Wharf, but will shift. to Taranaki Street Wharf this morning. She will leave again on Christmas Eve for the Islands, returning about January 14. NARBADA FROM THE EAST. With cargo from the East for New Zealand ports, the Union Company’s chartered steamer Narbada, which left Calcutta on November 29, and Singapore on December 8, cleared Samarang on December 10. She is due at Auckland on December 27, and will complete discharge at Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Bluff and Dunedin. TROJAN STAR TO-DAY. The Blue Star steamer Trojan Star is due at Wellington at noon to-day from Napier, to complete Homeward loading. She will berth at the Pipitea Wharf. The Trojan Star will sail on Saturday for London, via the Panama Canal. TEKOA TO COMPLETE. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s Tekoa, now at Auckland, will leave there on Friday for Tokomaru Bay to complete. She is to leave there on Christmas Eve for New York, London. Avonmouth, Liverpool. Alanchestcr and Glasgow. CO R N WALL’S MO YEMEN TS. The Federal ‘steamer Cornwall, loading Homeward at New Plymouth, is to leave there on Friday for Wanganui and II ellington. being expected here on Sunday. She will complete at Gisborne, Opun, Auckland, Tokomaru Bay and Napier, whence she sails on January 20 for London, Avonmouth, Liverpool. Alanchester and Glasgow. WAIPAWA’S FINAL SAILING. The Shaw, Savill motor-ship Waipawa, at present completing loading at the Giasgow Wharf, will now leave at daybreak on Friday for London. Avonmouth, Liverpool and’ Glasgow, by way of Cape Horn and Las Palmas. CANADIAN HIGHLANDER. The Canadian National steamer Canadian Highlander, which had been diseharg. in"- cargo from Alontreal at the Queens Wharf, left vesterday for Sydney to complete unloading. the new gale. ’the Canterbury Steam Shipping Companv’s new motor-coaster Gale called at Wellington for the first time yesterday moi-niiig. She left later in the day for Wanganui and will be back here probably to-morrow. She is in command of Captain J. Davies.

NORWEGIAN I.AID-UP TONNAGE. On October 1 last there were 64 ships ot 355,610 tons dw. laid up in Norwegian ports, compared with 50 ot 297,566 tons a month previously, an increase of 58,044 tons dw. It would appear that the bulk of this somewhat heavy increase is due to the number of tankers going out of commission, for of the total on October 1 oil carriers numbered 30 of 290,145 tons dw., compared with 22 of 208.305 tons on September 1. The average size of the units laid up was 0000 tons dw., against 5010 tons in the previous return, an indication that more of the larger tankers have joined the ranks ot the unemployed. The total figure on October 1 represents 6.7 per cent, of the entire Norwegian merchant fleet, against -J.6 a month previously.