LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 108, 3 November 1923, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

WITHIN WIRELESS RANG*

The following vessels (call rignali In pan) ire expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-nijfct:—

Auckland: -For '.Saturday and Sunday— L'iimaroa (VHY), Kauri (VMC), Fiona (v'H 5>V V aitemata (ÜBN.M), Kaiapol (VLH), Winn h ka ( Viip). Rimutaka (MBT), Tre--B™.na (GCDX), Waiotapu (GDKM), Rona (V hsl i l nk r "m J. GDZF)- For Sundaj—Arahura (VMA). Canadian Seigneur (XVS;.

*S» > SUDF^'r^h 8'* 1*? 1* <ZSI». Arajiura (VMA). *or Saturday and Sunriav Mor-om.. /r-n v(

MANUKA SAILS FOR WELLIxriON. PrtThf er^, nioS ? dmP<">y's steamer. Manuka sailto Sydney. '°D F"day- on »c return trip

CARGO FKOII MONTREAL

E.MiS. MAUNGANBI.' ■ The E.M.S. Jlaunganul, from San Fran Bass nfxt^r n-■-*» *

TRANS-PACIFIC STEAMERS^ pSfX^ie'ri a^:^ iOa C°mpany' 6 tran-

liauraki, from Pacific Coast ports via San neTweek f aDV, UC>; land- leiTes >wSwSS w. ! for Adelaide and Sydney. n^h° ta f pu -ieft San Francisco on the. 10th and lv/n° r Au?kla'1(!. Wellington, .Mdbonrne. November^ aUe Auc.kl^ °n the 9th in^-""111 J oad! at' Pac'flc" Coast .ports durAn«aie)s en B ir frO? I n / a ACi^ C■Coast-ports.- via Port thi iff' v ' lad1 ad Apla ' leaves Napier about an ed H hewN^S bouth fOr- Welii^ton, "LntelZ! '.. '■'.' PERSOXAt. .Engineer-Lieutenant ■ GUbert ,S. Mitchell gineers and engine-drivers eervedh" train" '"g.with tbe firm of Will am Cable and Co Wellington. He joined ' the service of the Government in 1908, as-fourth engineer of the steamer Tutanekai,.. and, ■ rising throiiah -flJrt- TSS!J? BradeS> oMai^d ihe c«tificite Ugof S ef^e| ! -»S-lI CTdZr^™ I;6^' being, -appointed chief Sards «^ in the tra,'? i? g silip Amokura, aftermoa ffi a f l ? let e"6"ieer-' of the Hinemoa. When that vessel was take" out of commission'he joined the .staff of the Tutane.

BY TELEGRAPH.

Sailed-Manu^/fo^^r N°Vember

To sail-kikau (11 p.m.), for Wellington