AUSTRALIAN TRADE

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 256, 27 July 1939, Page 12

AUSTRALIAN TRADE

Union Cargo Service The following are the movements oz Union. Company vessels engaged in its intercolonial cargo service: The Gabriella, from Newcastle, is due at Auckland on Saturday. The Kairanga k-ft Auckland yesterday for Newcastle and Sydney to load again for Auckland. . The Kalingo is to leave XX angamil today for Grey mouth to load for Sydney. She will then load at Newcastle and Sydney for New Plymouth and XVanganui. The Karitnne, from Eden and Newcastle was to have left Port Kenibla yesterday for Nanior Wellington and Lyttelton. The Kauri is to leave Wellington today for Greymoutli ami Bruce Bay to load lor Melbourne. She will then load at Ldit.liburg? Adelaide, and Melbourne for AuckThe Kekerangu was to have left Newcastle yesterday for Auckland. The ’Komata, from Editliburg, Adelaide and Melbourne, is to leave Auckland for Portland. Napier and Wellington to complete discharge. The Kurow, from Umaru is due at Wallaroo on Saturday to load wneat for Tlie Omana, from Editliburg and Adelaide. was to have left Melbourne yesterday for Bluff, Duuediu, Wellington, W anganui and New Plymouth. The Walkouaiti, from Newcastle and. Sydney, is due at Wellington at . a.m. todiy and will berth at Fryatt Quay r rhp Xvainori from 1 ort bt€ plienl, port Kenibim Sydney, and Hobart, is to leave Dunedin today tor Timaru, Ljttelton and Oamaru to complete discharge, thence to Bluff and Sydney. The XVaitaki was to have ft Meibouine yesterday for Bluff. Dunedin, L y tte ;s™ an | Wellington. She is due here on August 4 and will leave again the following day for Melbourne, via Bluff. Rangitata Due Noon Today The New Zealand Shipping Company last night received a further wireless messa from its motor-liner Rangitata. eu rau L frem Loudon to Wellington reporth.g that she has been delayed by h«a\ } wemlu-r. but now expects t« arr-ve in the strea m about noon today. sl ‘e will berth at >O. south Queen s W hart to land passcn„i. and mails on!y. and will later proceed to Lyttelton aud Duuedm to discharge m London cargo. Maimoa Reports l?n route from Glasgow and Liverpool, the Auckland at midnight on batu.day. Sb will later complete discharge at Aap e , Wellington. Lyttelton ami Dunedin, and idue here about August 8. HERTFORD AT LONDON. . Cabled advice has been received that tno Mort steamer Hertford reached London on Tuesday She left Wellington on June 16 for London. Avonmouth, Liverpool and Glasgow, via the Panama Canal. CITY OF DELHI CLEARS BALBOA. Cabled advice has been received by the Federal Company that the -' I ‘A-"A- Z '- “■ steamer Citv of Delhi, en route from Montreal to Auckland, Napier. Welling on Lyttelton and Dunedin, cleared Baiboa last Sunday. She is due at Auckland on Au o ust 14. PORT DUNEDIN FOR WELLINGTON. I The r Port Line motor-ship Port J aa^ a is now to leave Auckland today ikw Gislmrn - snd Wellington to complete her Homeward loadin"- She" is- expected here on Sunday and is to leave again the following day London, via Cape Horn. MATUA REPORTS. Fn route from Rarotonga, the Union Company’s motor-ship Matua ha ? ' by wireless that she expects to reach AucK land at 5 p.m. tomorrow She will lay UP at Auckland for overhaul and sunty. HURUNUI CLEARS BALBOA. The Federal Company lias rece J' < I ?„ ca f r O m advice that the Huruiiui. en route nom Liverpool to Auckland. Wellington, Lytteton aild Dunediu. cleared Balboa on July 19She is due at Auckland on August 10. HOME BY THE LARGS BAY. The following is a list of New passengers Homeward bound in riopn nnd Commonwealth liner, which left Sydney yesterday for Southampt°Mie?(l?oMdoß:aTrd, Mr. W. Evers-Swin-Mrs H. D. Howard, Miss H. A. Master J D. Howard. Mr. W. R. J- Kebhell Mrs F I. Lattimer. Master K. JLattime?'Mr. M. Letwin, J Maeown Mrs. N. E. Macown. °U er ou er en ’ ‘ s Taw C - s?rs° 1 i er T 1 M?s U : ESaunters. Miss L G- Saunders. MISS.E. D Vass. Miss AL J. Vass Mr. XV. Mackenzie, Mr. Bguson, Mrs J. Ferguson. Mr. T. Goldsworthy, Miss I. McCormack. Mr. C. M. Moran. HUNTINGDON CLEARS ,COLON. The New Zealand Shipping Company lias received cab l°d advice, that the port cleared Colon last Monday . She lett Chalmers on July 2 for London, ua Panama Canal. _____ The BS^team^slrinS^ tons griss? has been ehnrtereil to load about bW Falls City, was built in W l - 5 - PA-SiSENGHRS by I’OR 1 ’ ORT Po ? t UJ Hunter. Macßae. The ship’s surgeon is Dr. T. J. Beresford. FORMER CANADIAN smPS Advice has been Constructor 7™ an<l Barn HIH sh owners. KAIMAI SHELTERINGThe Union 'company’s from Westport to Auckland.