LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 78, 29 September 1924, Page 8

LATE SHIPPING

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THE MAMAEI.

The Shaw-Savill liner Mamari was to leave n rSt °nn ri th AiS u aftera°°n *or Wanganui! Napier, and Auckland, to complete loading about ml ' 8n? e Kted ,t0 6ail from Auckland York' andVSn*" f" *»**.•■."" »«

MANUKA DUE NOON TO-MORKOW.

A wireless .message received by the Union Company from the Manuka states tha"t she e° pects to arrive in the stream, at Wellington at noon to-morrow, from Sydney- After hrati q"ef 'v S I beCn Branted- the vessel "fu berth at No. 1 north, Queen's Wharf.

MARAROA BERTHS AT KING'S wßm

The TJnion Compnny's ferry steamer Mararoa ,?",1,. ber th at the King's wharf on arrival ? t H Wellln5 ton. 11 t°-m°rro w morning from, Lvttelton, and will sail from the same berth in the evening.

TAHITI FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Smooth seas and fine weather throughout the voyage were experienced by the Union Company's R.M.S. Tahiti, which arrived in the stream at Wellington shortly after S o clock this morning from San Francisco, via Papeete and Rarotonga. The vessel was bearded by the port health and; Customs authorities, and, pratique granted, she berthed at the Taranaki street Wharf at 9.30. The Tahiti sailed from San Francisco at 1 SO p.m. on 10th September, and mada the ruu down to Papeete in ten days, arriving at the port at 5 a.m. on 20th September. Papeete was left the same evening at, 6 0 clock, and the ship proceeded to EarnSeptember. After loading a quantity of fresh fruit the Tahiti cleared Itarotonga at 1 o'clock the following moraine for Wei "ngton. The voyage was made without incdent. The Tahiti brought the following passengers :-For Wellington-First saloon: Mr. E T. Baker, Mrs E. T. Baker, Mrs. W. Barton, Miss A. Barton, Miss D. Clarksou, Mr. J. C. Clarkson, Mrs. J. c. Clarkson, Mr L.^ w|a U^fis^-1- B: 2K ton Miss M. S. Dayton Mr. R. Gibson, Mr. F. E. Graham, Mrs. F. B. Graham, Mr. H H E. H. Hinder, Mr. W. F. James, Mr. S. S. Jenkins, Mrs S. S. Jenkins, Professor MacmiU lan-Brown, Miss V. H. Macmillan-Brown, Mr. H. Martin, Mother General, Mother Irerieous, w p'^ e xrtonV Mls, s M' c- oB r 'en, Mr. A. W. Pert, Mr. Charles Purdv, Mr P Reid R P%m?fi. E#l' H. W. SmWjlh C.' R. Smith, Mr. J. Seabrook, Mr. K. Sinclair, 'vi 5 w Shand, Mr. Fred. Waldron, Mrs! E?w iyal«on' m Mr- Kay Worssam, Mr. T M T e"4' Mre" T> V- Wells- ' Se™nd saloon Mr. L. T. Bisson, Mrs. 1. T. Bissou, Mrs M Tt tt, VMS VT gf SsV^Hfmm Fe..^ Pto| t^iir? Levy, Miss L. Little; Mr'-ffl ' £ Mr r' Vm'V^ 5- Ji D->™^. Mh?B ! Meredith. Mr. M. F. O'Rourke, Mr. W. C. Owen Mr R O ea.ee, Mr. R. S.Renfrew, Mrs M Serton Mr s r? Mk S MXt °ni SJ n Allan Sexton, Mr si-' lav nr' J^'* fS" P" ltr- R" Todd.-Mrs! laylor and two children, Mr F T Vonno Mfi W<T- ?C Wright/Mr. R." C. Wrighti ly Si-^ alkl r; and 32 third-class. For Sydney.-First saloon: Mr. E. E. Austen, Mr? ?;,««; Ai T d> »Mr-T, A- G- Austin, Mrs. F. Austin, Mr. J. M Bayley. Mr. M. V. Boyd I «?rP ?■ «rya^' rs" D- S- Bryant, Mr L. Bench, Mrs. t. Berscb, Mr. J. A. Burke, M T rir?"^ MJ- A- M- Charlton, Mr M. J. Christie. Mr. F. G. Carr, Mrs F O tar o" p^EdWsrdS V r Mrs-» D- B- Edwards. Mi-s^ v ir Ed^ af ds' MIS 6 B-' Edwards, Mr. R. & JSuthtick 0; !^ vT h i |. r- s^t. an J L Mi;t Jin«r:«ede Jme^^s.^. AWe,l: K. Canavpn, Mr.. W.. Chapman, Mrs. Chapman and three children, Mr A A Vkhv.ii ■M«..M. Hall. and.infant. Mis, 1., Hay Mr' T- MV.5f, Dd MBOn'T ?lff; T--H- Henderson!'Mrs blnm, Mr. M. A. S»lin R er, Mrs. M. A. Saliue»cal;?o brpught eomprires'canned and H, W*'» rooflnß material, oil, bottles automobile parts, and a quantity of 'genera V™\™£o?l^i%Z.™ 6ton at 8

MAIMOA'S LOADING.

The Shaw-SaviU Co. adrtses that the at^n'ißrf '"^ I(? adiDS Hom^«a cargo Lonro'n/rTetr^ °D lltt °^er for

TAINUI FROM HOME.

the Tajnui sailed from Southampton on Friday afternoon last with passengers for Auekv,n;»and go s for., disc<»arge at Auckland. Aapier roadstead, and Dunedin. The vessel is due at Auckland about 3rd Kovember

HERTFORD AT ATJCKXAND

The F.B.K. Co. ad«se» that the Hertford :-.rnved at Auckland last evening from Liverpool The vessel has car B o for disikrU at Auckland Wellington. Lyttelton, . DimOctober? " a"d " dUe here about ct"

THE TOFtFA.

iv^Jfp Y?'°i n Company's island steamer Tofui is due at Auckland on Wednesday from Suva.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE.

The following vessels (call signals in parentheses) are expected to be within range ot ni ht"- " m<i n .wireless, stations toAuckland.—Allara (_v Makura tr.Twv\ Mahcno (GDZT), XgakVa (BHfl^taU °gS s)f5 )f (XHQ), Rakanoa <VJle£ Rama (—), Tofua (GFYM), Tutanekui (VL\> Ventura (WHL),, Ulimaroa-(VHS), Koromiko (VSID, Katoa (VMX), Niels Kielsen (LGH) (GBXJ)T Iflands—Schouwen (OLS), Suveric _ Wellin»ton-Jlaori (GDZX), Mararoa (Vlf frnvmV° LS)> Manla» (GBDR). Manuka' ?2?m }' | hrevePOft> (WGAO), Waikouarti (GRID). Kaimanawa (GI!VT) Waitemitt (GBXM). lonic (MWI). Waih'emo (GUDQi. Wanaka (VMP), Rotorua (GSF), Pinna (XUK).

personal.

engineer oi %?)£&&? ™S*S^ " SeCOUd Mr. ,T. McLean has signed off the Holm-. dales articles as third cngiueer. Mr. F. M. McLeod has replaced Mr. G; Watson as fourth engineer of the Navua. Mr. G. H. Herbert has joined the Kavua at third mate. . • . Mr. B. Helm is acting extra third mate of the A avua. " Mr. J. Jordan is now third mate of the Connna.

The Union Company advises that the Ngakuta is due at r.arotoaca to-morrow from Auckland to load fryit. ; The steamer Trclyop, which is under char-, ter to the Union Company, left Newcastle on Saturday morning for Calms to load sugar for Vancouver. The Eania left Auckland on Saturday ev"ninc for Niue Island. She is due back at- Auckland about 15th October.

Seamen entitled to British war ■■and Mercantile Marine war medals, and who have not yet applied for them, are ssked to communicate with tiie Marine Department to receive them, without delcy. In the case of deceased seamen, arrangements will be made to deliver the medals to their next of kin.

BY TELEGRAPH. NELSON, 2Sth September.* Arrived—Ngaio (5.15 a.m.). from Wellington. -29th September . To sail—Npnio (7.30 p.m.). for Wellington. AUCKLAND, This Day. Arrived—Trewyn, from Nauru Island.

A lecture will be delivered by Mr. A. W. Blair, barrister, to the Wellington Accountant Students' Society on Wednesday evening on the subject of "The Law Relating to Private Companies," as advertised. Messrs. C. W. Price and Co. will sell the stock-in-lrado of the. People's Meat Market, 50, Lower Cuba street, to-mor-row, at 10.30 a.m. At 1.30 p.m. they will I sell furniture, tools, and poultry in the mart, 78, Larnbton quay.