O.S.K. LINE

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 260, 1 August 1939, Page 12

O.S.K. LINE

Resumption Of Direct Service

Tlie Federal Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.. New Zealand representative for the Osasa Syosen Kaisya, the Japanese shipping line advise that the direct service which was maintained by this company up till November last year, vessels having since nroeeeded to New Zealand via Australia, will again be resumed from November next, the vessels to be employed in t' l ® being the motor-ships Sydney Maru ami B tlrj 1 voyage from Japan to Auckland via Rabaul will take about 17 days and after completing at New Zealand ports, the return voyage to japan will be made via Noumea Cebu. Manila. Hong Kong and next. CRUISE PASSENGERS Left By Maungaimi When she left Wellington last night, on her second cruise to the lsli l Dd ®’ Company’s liner Maungauul took the rol 10 M*r“ E l"£en!Mr. J. G. Albrecht Mrs. Albrecht, Mr. It. G. Andrew, Mrs. B. Annabell, Mrs. A. C. Aplm, Miss 1. M. Airo smith. Miss I. A. Babbage, Mi. J W. Lain, Miss' R. Baird, Miss E. P. Barker, Mrs. I. E. Barker, Mr. L. F. Barker, Miss 8. L. Battersby, Mr. A. L. Bayes, Miss J- L Beck Mrs. G R. Becker, Miss L. C. Benn. Miss’E. B. Bentley Mr. W. Beuz’es, Mrs. Benzies, Mr. N. H. Blair, Miss It. A. Blair, Mr J H. P. Bond, Mr. C. L. Loon, Mrs. Boon, Mr. H. Boon, Mr. A. L. d '®>' Mrs. A. M. Bradley, Mrs. L. A. Brooks, Mr. W. H. Brown, Mrs. Brown. Mr. W . L. Burne, Mrs. Burne, Mr. L. W. Burns, Mrs. Burns. „ r Mr K. Burns, Mrs. Burns, Mr. A. Bush, Mr. E. W. T. Caddigau. Mrs Cardigan, Mr. I’. Caiey, Mrs. Galey Mis A. E. Cameron, Miss R. E. Campbell, Miss 1. E. Carpenter, Mrs. V. Carpenter. Miss '■ I. Carpenter, Mr. M. A . Carr, Mr. N ,M. Chappell, Mrs. Chappell, Master L. H. Chappell, Mrs. E. E. Cluck, Miss J. Chisholm, Miss T. Churches, Miss N. n - Cole man, Miss P. M. Coleman Miss 51. A. Connor, Mr. A. C. Cottrell, Mr. A C. CouU. Mr. J. A. Coup, Mr. T. G. Cox, Mrs. Cox, Miss L. R. Craighead, Mr. R. A. CraUbead. Miss K. B. Crist, Mr. W- .Crj stall. Mr. G B. Cummings, Mrs. Cummings, Mr. II L.' Cunniughame, Mrs. Cunntnghame. Mrs A. E. Davies, Miss D. M. Davies, Miss W. D. Davoren, Miss I. A. Deegan, Miss M. J. Dixon, Mrs. L. A. Donald, Mr. 1. Duucalf, Mrs. Duncalf. Mrs. I. H. Dwjcr, Mrs. It. Eckett, Mrs. F. L. Erteksen, Mr. J. Ericksen, Mrs. F. bl- F ost ® r > JiFraser, Mr. H. Frew, Miss A. M. 1 ulicr, Miss K. M. Galpin, Miss B. L. Geach, Miss E M Gibbons, Mrs..D. J. Gibson, Mr. L. J.’ Gifford, Mr. E. Godden, Mr A. C. Gormaek. Mr. D. J. Grant, -Mrs. Grant, Mis. I Gray, Miss Edna M. Griffiths, Miss Edna May Griffiths, Mrs. E. Groshinsk', Miss 1Groslnnski, Mr. D. A. Gunn Mrs. Gunn, Miss E. E. Henson, Mr. L. H. Herd, Mr.Herd, Mr. H. Howard, Mrs. Hew arti, Mr.. J. A. Hoare, Mr. T. H. Hodgson, Mr_. n Mnb°B. Horn, Mrs. L. M. Hoy. C. B. Hulme, Mr. C. Jackson, Miss L NJames, Mr. T. 11. Jeffs, -Mrs. Jetts, Miss M. E. Jones, Mr. W. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. E U Joseph, Mrs. A. P. Kemp, Mr A. I>J.' Kllgour, Mr. H. Kilroy, Miss P. Kilroy, Mr. F. J. King, Mrs C r r . Ros “ of ’ r M T l-k’ Kosoof, Mrs. A. Loch Miss M. G. Lockwood Miss R. F. Louden, Mr. P. J. Lotussou, Miss D. E. L " nd 'l vist \? lrS ’r h \mrntr’ qvist, Miss I. E. Mander Mrs. E. -WareU, Miss R. M. Martin, Miss D L. Maud, M ss S. It Mexted, Mrs. A. J. M’ddletoii, Miss A. Monkman, Mrs. E. M. Morgan. Mrs. A. Munro, Miss B. I. McEwen, Miss M. McLauchlan, Mr. J. McLennan. Mrs. McLennan, Miss K. 3ir&. M F Mcßae, Miss E. Neilson, Mr. N. 1Nielsen, Mrs. Nielsen, T - M. O Connor, Miss N. S. O’Meara, Miss S. Orr. Mr. C Osborne Mr. A. Parlane, -Mrs. Pai lane, Miss 1 J. Parlane, Mrs. A M. Paterson, Mrs. E. Perrett, -Mrs. E. J. Perry, Mr. A. G. Peterson, Mr. L. G. Petrie Miss Z. Philips, Mr. G. Pickering, Mrs. lickerin.,, Mr. B. G. Pinker, 'Miss E. M. Powell, Mtsa I. McD. Price, Mrs. 8. G. Ince. Mr. J. B. Protheroe, Mrs. I rotheroe and infant Mrs. I. A. W. J. Reid, Mrs. L. Re d. M ss M. litilly. Mr H H. Revell, Mrs. Revell, Mr. H. 11. Koberts, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. L. B. Robertson. Miss B. J. Robinson. Miss A. E. Roulston, Mrs E. M. A. Roul ston. Mr. S. Rowan, Mr. E. P. Rjan, MrA. JI. B. Sage, -Mr. C. E. Sage, Miss J. M. Scott, Miss M. Screaton. Miss N. Screaton Mrs K Seliev, Mrs. M. 8. belbiood, Mr.’ JI ’ B Shaw, Miss E Sheffield. Mr. R. G. Sheppard Mrs Sheppard. Mr. A. Silk, Mrs. Silk Mrs. A. Simpson, Miss E. A sm'th Miss J. Smith, Jlr. R. W. Smith Jtrs. A. H. Miss I. E. Smyth, Jtr. E. K. Spriggs. M’sMiss E. D. Stares, Mr. M. K. Steven, ’jlr. P. P. Stevens, Jlrs Stevens, Miss E. G. Stewart. Miss P. h. stratford ' Mrs. A. Summers, Jlr. C. E. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor. Miss R. Taylor, Mrs. H. E. lodd. Rev F C. Truman, Mrs. frunian, Jlrs. C. Jt Tucker, Miss G. K. Tucker Mrs. A. L. Vou Keisenberg. Mr. 11. Joss, Mrs. Voss, Jliss M., N. H. Joss, Mr. I. E. Walker Jlrs. J. C. Walker. Miss T. Walker, Mr. T. C. Watters, Mrs Watters, Jlaster D. G. Watts, Jlr. G. B. W arts, Mrs. Watts, Jlrs. S. Way, Mr. C. Webster Mrs. Webster, Mr. J. T. Webster, Mr. C. B. 11l - ton. Mr. E. C. Westwood, Jliss JI. ''hiccombe, Mr. P. S. Whitlock. Jlrs. Whitlock, Jlr E. Whitwell. Mrs. E. Wilkinson, Miss F JI Wilson, Miss M. B. Wilson, Miss jf S. Wilson, Jliss A. W. Woods. Mr. W. J. Woods, Mrs. Woods, Jlrs. M. Wornall. Joining at Nukualofa: Misses Cocker (2), Mrs Franzen anil two children, Jlrs. Lowe, Miss JI. Jloulton, Jlr. Watts. Joining at Vavan: Jlr. W. Sheppard. Join ng at Apia: Dr. F. T. Bowerbank. Mrs. bowerbank, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Brown. Joining at Suva: Jlrs. Watts. Jliss Watts.

PORT CHALMERS ARRIVES Hp.UE. The Port Line has received cabled advice that its motor-ship Port Chalmers reached Southampton last .Saturday morning. Bh e left Wellington ou June 27 tor Southampton and London, via Gape Horn.

ERLANGEN DELAYED Further delayed by heavy weather, the German steamer Erlangen is now due av Auckland tomorrow from New Orleans. She will later complete discharge at We.lingtou, Lvttelton and Dunedin.

MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. The Union Company's Rangatira recommissioned at Wellington yesterday under the command of. Captain B - B - T I whose officers are: Chief. second. Mr. C. R. Carlyou: third Jlr. T. 8. Steeper- chief engineer, Mr. F. Mowatt, second, Mr. J. D. Hamilton; third, Mr L Sisson; fourth, Mr. J A. Genet; I t'tth Mr. J. F. Symonds; sixth, Jlr. C. J. lettit, seventh,' Jlr. K. N. Dunn ; first electrician, Jlr G R Wright; second electrician, Mr. S B Gell; 8.-maker, Jlr. K. J. heunetl - . Captain W. W. Fish is now in command of the Ngatoro. relieving Captain 1. h • White for holidays.

FORDSDALE LEAVES Li Cabled advice has been received that the Shaw, Savill steamer J ornsdale left Liverpool last Saturday for Auckland. Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. Shi is due at Auckland on September b.

MATUA’S PASSENGERS. The Union Company's motor-ship Mania, which reached Auckland iast. Liturda) morning from Rarotonga, brought the following passengers:— MrMr. A. 11. Adams, Mr D. J. Adanm. Mr. R. L Bielby, Mrs. Blelby. Miss A. Brell, Miss G. A. Cambridge, Mr. L. K. Christiansen Mr. A. K. -M. Clark, Master Desmond Cowley, Master Douglas Cowley, Mr. W. Hopping, Mrs. A. Jaeka, Mr H. C. Jacobsen, Dr. J. B. Mac Diarmid, Mrs. E. A. Monerieff, Mr. R. S-. -Morrison, Mrs Morrison, Mrs. M. McFarlane, Mr. S. G. O Brj an. Miss 4 O’Bryan, Mr. Perry, Mr. V W Pullvn, Mrs. Pullyn, Miss I. Sexton, Mr. B. E. Skeet, Mr. C. G Stevenson, Mr B J Taylor Mr. Ota John Teariki. Miss Ngauietua Teariki, Mr. J. R. Wenden.

MALMO A AT AUCKLAND. From Glasgow and Liverpool, the Shaw Savin steamer Mainioa reached Auckland yesterday morning. She wl' l , I< ' a 7.? again next Saturday for Napier, Wellington, Lvttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge, and is due here on August 10.

MAUI POMARE DELAYEDEn route Irom Apia and Niue Island. tn>Government motor-ship Maui Pomare has reported bv wireless that she lias been delayed by heavy weather and expects to reach Lvttelton tonight. She is now due at W'ellington on Thursday to complete discharge. The Maui Pomare will leave here again on August 8 for Apla and Niue. Mr. T.&J. Gardiner is the agent.

PORT ALMA AT LONDON. . (’aided advice has been received that tin Port Line motor-ship-Port Alma reached London on Sunday morning She iut Auckland on June 21 for London, via Lapv Horn.

toia and terawehtl The tug Tola arrived back at. W • i jton last nigliti from Wanganui, bit ‘M Terawhiti radioed that she was sheluring behind .Mana Island till this morning.