RANGITATA FOR LONDON

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 282, 26 August 1939, Page 14

RANGITATA FOR LONDON

List Of Passengers When she left Auckland on Thursday morning for London via the Panama Canal, the New Zealand Shipping Company’s motor-liner Raugltata took the following passengers:— First class: Miss J. D. H. Bennett. Miss M. Brownuutt, Lieutenant-Commander T. Ellis, R.N., -Mrs. Ellis, Master 11. P. Ellis, Miss A. K. D. Ellis. Miss S. M. W. Marriott, Miss M. W. Marriott, Mr and Mrs. A. B. N'atusch, Mr. It. D. Sweet. Tourist A class: Miss F. J. I. Allen, Mr. R. Ash, Mr. C. J. Banwell, Mr. I. E. Borendsen, Mrs. Al. L. T. Blake, Mr. M. C. Bleaklv, Mrs. Bleakly. Air. J. K. Bowden, Airs. Bowden, Alias It. Bowden, Dr. J. Byrne. Air. E. F. Carpenter, Mrs. Carpenter, Atiss J. E. Carpenter, Aliss A. R. Carpenter, Alaster P. E. Carpenter, Air. E. N. Collie, Mrs. E. Cox, Mr. F. J. Downton, Airs. Al. Goodfellow, Air. 11. A. Uallums, Miss A. A. Hodgkinson, AH’. A. Hodgkinson, Aliss At. T. Hornsby, Air. A. G. Jacksou, Mrs. F. L. Klenfeldt, Air. J. X. Lawrence, Air. H. V. Leaver. Airs. E. Al. Leaver, Airs. A. Levy, Flying Officer A. B. Lindop, Airs. Lindop, Air. R. G. Alarshall, Mrs. J. W. Alarshall. .Master P. S. Marshall. Miss E. R. Melwon. Mr. J. Al. Muir, Air. L. E. Newall, Miss H. M. W. Newton, Mr. W'. J. B. Owen, Air. F. Plumer, Air. R. C. Queree, Airs. Queree, Aliss T. C. Queree, Alaster A. C. Queree, Master C. Queree, Mr. E. G. W. Selby, Mrs. Selby, Master L. 12. Selby, Air. J. M. Sr.irtou, Miss N. At. Stirton, Air. It. E. Stout, Air. A. W. Thomson, Mr. H. M. H. Tripp, Mr. C. J. AVilkins, Air. T. J. Williams. Tourist B class: Mr. P. Akrivopulos, Mrs. Akrivopulos, Air. H. Barr, Air. D. W. Bell, Air. J. F. Belton, Airs. F. E. Bennetts, Master J. A. It. Bennetts, Airs. Al. Bidgood, Mr. G. 11. Bowie, Airs. F. Al. Burdes, Alaster N. Burdes, Mr. N. Campbell, Airs. AL Campbell, Air. J. C. Carey,'Miss H. A. E. Clapson, Mr. C. Collins, Mr. E. Davies, Mr. I. S. Dorran, Air. W. F. Dray, Air. L. Feo, Air. J. E. Gee, Air. W'. L. Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton, Airs. E. J. Hope, Airs. B. S. Jacobs, Air. S. Le Bas, Airs. Le Bas, Air. J. Lorimer, Air. A. Low, Air. J. MacAskill, Mr. P. H. Alarshall, Aliss D. B. Al. Alarshall, Alaster E. Alarshall, Alaster 11. Marshall. Air. R. L. Aleek. Air. P. J. McConalogue, Air. At. McConalogue, Air. J. AleIntosh, Air. K. AlcKay, Air. K. W. McKinney, Mr. W. AlcVey, Mrs. J. Z. At. Alorrissey, Air. E. J. G. Murphy, Mr. Al. Alurphy, Air. R. Murray, Air. W 7 . E. Newman. Air. W. C. Noble, Mrs. G. W. Oldfield, Alaster R. E. J. Oldfield. Alaster F. A. Oldfield, Master G. A. Oldfield. Air. J. O’Alahoney, Mrs. N. Oxborougli, Air. J. Paltridge, Air. D. Picken, Air. P. Prior, Air. P. Reilly, Mr. R. Scully, Mr. 11. Sharp, Air. C. Sigerson. Air. A. Smith, Mr. S. Walker, Air. A. Woods.

THE WELLINGTON STAR Successful Trials Kun The Bine Star Line has received eabl»4 advice that its new motor-ship Wellington Star has run her trials successfully, her average speed being 19.8 knots. Built by Harland and Wolff, Ltd.. Belfast, the Wellington Star's principal dimensions are: Length over-all, 555 ft.: breadth, moulded, 70ft.; depth, moulded to shelter deck, 43ft. 4*in.; gross tonnage, about 11,40 T. She is a twin-screw motor-ship of the shelter-deck type, finely modelled, and with a raked, rounded stem, cruiser stern, single mast, ant) streamlined funnel. Her propelling machinery consists of twin sets of twostroke double-acting Harland B. and W. Diesel engines. The cargo holds are fitted with special insulation for the carriage of perishable goods, including chilled beef, and derricks of the most modern type will be used for handling cargo. Accommodation is provided for 12 passengers in four single-and four double-berth staterooms, with necessary dining- aud card-rooms and lounge. The Wellington Star is to leave Liverpool on October 7, on her maiden voyage, for Auckland,'Napier. Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin, and is due at Auckland on November 9. THE ARTHUR F. CO RAVIN'. The Vacuum Oil Company’s motor-tanker Arthur F. Corwin, left Sumatra on August 16 for Auckland, Wellington and Lyttelton. She is duo at Auckland on September 5. ■ANTONIO REPORTS. Wireless advice from the British steamer Antonio, eu route from Freeport. Texas, with sulphur, states that she will reach Auckland next Wednesday. REPAIRS TO THE TAAIPA. Repairs to the American Pioneer Line motor-ship Tampa, which has been in Calliope Dock, Auckland, since last Friday, are nearing completion. The Tampa should leave dock tomorrow aud, after trials have been conducted in the harbour, will probably sail in the afternoon, resuming her voyage from Sydney to Norfolk, Virginia. PORT HUNTER LATER. Tile Port Line steamer Port Hunter is now to leave Wanganui next Wednesday for Napier and Auckland to complete her Homeward loading. She is scheduled to clear Auckland finally on September 9 for London, Avonmouth, Cardiff, Liverpool aud Glasgow, via the Panama Canal. KARITANE LEAVES SYDNEY Cabled advice has been received by the Union Copipany that its motor-ship Karitane, from Newcastle, left Sydney on Thursday for Napier and Gisborne. She is due at Napier on August 30. \VAIAIARAMA COMPLETING. From Wanganui the Shaw, Savill motorship AVaimarania is due at Auckland this morning to complete her Homeward loading. She is to leave Auckland, on Monday for Loudon, via Cape Horn. WITHIN AVIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels were expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations last night:— AUCKLAND.—Kainingu. Kalingo, Alatna, Mani Poniare. Monowai, Antonio, Arawa, Cambridge, Inverbank, Larchbank. Rangitata. Remuera, AVaimarama. AV ELLING TON.-—Maori, Rangatira. Gabriella, Karitune. Omana, Matthew Flinders Hurunui, Karamea, Alataroa. Port Hunter, Rangitiki. Rimutaka. Tongariro, Mariposa. Monterey, Thorshov. AWARUA.—Aoraugi, Maunganui, AVajtaki, AVanganella, Triadic, Triaster, Trlenza, Trioua, A F. Corwin, Ascauius, Cathay, Coutoriu, Edward F. Johnson, Esperance Bay. Lacklan. Maloja, Mooltau, Narkuhda, Orauia, Ormonde, Queen Mary, Strathnllan, Maetsuycker, Nieuw Holland, Tasman.

Auckland (due Dec. 12), Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. VANCOUVER. AORANGI (Union Co.), Aug. 30, via Honolulu and Suva, for Auckland (due Sept. 17). NIAGARA (Union Co.), Sept. 27, via Honolulu and Suva, for Auckland (due Oct. 16) and Sydney. LOS ANGELES. HAURAKI (Union Co.), Aug. 31, for Auckland (due Sept. 23). Wellington, New Plymouth, Lyttelton and Dunedin. MONTEREY (Burns, Philp and T. and W. Young), Sept. 13. via Honolulu, Pago Pago and Suva, for Auckland (due Sept. 29) and Australia. MARIPOSA (Burns, Philp and T. and W. Young), Oct. 11, via Honolulu. Pago Pago and Suva, for Auckland (due Oct. 2.1. TOLTEN (Union Co.), Oct. 20. for Auckland (due Nov. 12) and Wellington. SAIGON OR CALCUTTA.

MAETSUYCKER (Johnston and Co.), leaves Saigon Sept. 16. via Singapore ami Java, for Auckland (due Oct. 13) and Wellington.

KOZAN MARU (Wright. Stephenson) leaves Kobe Aug. 29 for Auckland (due Sept. 25), Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. „ , TOKYO MARU (Federal Co.), leaves Kobe Sept. 30, via Australia, for Auckland (due Oct. 30), Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin.