LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 130, 6 June 1929, Page 13

LATE SHIPPING

':■'/■- DEPARTURES. . "■-<".;.: V->.-. :,' -V; MAUKGANUr,s.s. (3.5 p.ii)/, 7527 tons, llatlln, for Sydney. ; .■- .■■--■...■■■;.■•■•• V .... ' '■ ■ •.">.'."'• PERSONAL 'f :" •: 5 /:".'- ---_- John Ma6Millah; generaljnVnager: pf the r" Shaw Savill and; Albiotf Cqmp&njr warrrecently-' appointed-to a-seat onithe-bo&ia^olidirisettn-si-••■ Captain J.:;Wi Johnson d». in icojn»anfrot-tlia- - Maimoa? whleh_;arrJred at, Atjpktend:.on.T«e's-~": day from; Liverpoof, v an*.assaclat«d3cith ,lifja "' are the'.lollpiflne offlcers^ChlSf; Blr.~AVHyde::r ': ' second, Mr; J. Fuller;' third, ■ t&y-VS Savlil; ".^ chief engineer, Mr. b., Jl'Gowan; Second -Mr. '•'■ O. S. Walter; third,-Mr. B. Dewar; fourth, Blr." Xi Neesham; chief refrigerating engineer/Mr. E. Arcus; second, Mr. B." -S. Newton'; wireless operator, Mr. W. Scott. ."..>;: -.-; The Norwegian, motor, ship Vestvard, which arrived at Auckland on, Tuesday- ffdnV'Port Arthur : (Texas) ia commanded by. Captain L. J.Larseri..,'.'.. _ ;""' ■ ';' ■■-"'-■-J>.-=:C^- :iI-^lC , ;/:: HAUNGANUI FOR SYtJNEY^ ;:~sl*•-' The .Maunganui, which left Weliingtbn' thi*' afternoon for Sydney, took the - following saloon passengers :—Mr. XC. Allen, ijars.- An- ' derson,. Jlr. and; Sirs. Bell, Mr; ' and" MrsJBrown, Jtr; Bluet, Mr. and: Mrs.: Budsinan Mr. F. Brunley, Miss_ S. .Brown,-; Mr.- aiid" Mrs. Blair and 2 . children, Mrs: Cook, ■'. Mrs.' "M. Cahlll, Mlsses;Cahfll 12y, : -M^;-'and -Mrs.Crozler, Mr.- and Mrs. Clafkef Mrs:-; Chris^.- ;.■' tian; Master •-W.ClarlseJ.. Mr;: Castoorei-jMr.--. and Jlrs. Coop/-. Sllss Clarkworth, Archbishop.. Catteno,... Mr. F. Casslne». rjMr.^"and J "Mrs. 1" Donovan, Mr. and ; Mris; Donald. ■'' Mr. -anil-"': Mrs. Daniel, 1 Iliss - Doraus;' ;Mr... ■ and -Mrs. •-- rosier, ; Miss-M. Fryer,7 Mrs: : R.- 1,. -Foster, . Mr,- W. Field, Mrs.. Glhson, -Jli«s::Gltlies/ Father/Gilroy,' :;Mr. T.- :Hole"; • Mr? Ik ' ; W. Henry, Miss' 0. Highwood;>: Mr.' ,W. -T; - Iriens, : ■■■■ Mr;;..lnness-lones, • -Mr. ■ T. Jones. .Mr. E. ■% Janies,. - Mr. - C.. R. SUnbali, •'Mr. ' Kirkpatrick; Mr'. 1 "and; 'Mrs; - Eett,™ -Mr.. - -gnd ;" Mrs: -Lewis,-• Mr." and Kri' L6ryail;-iand 2«----•children, ; Mr.andiMrs.' Largoiind 2 infihts*--' -Mr., and -Mrs.- Lord and- child,-..Mr- JDv -Si-V Murray, Miss. Murray;" Mr. and Mrs: J.- Miilri' ' Mr. B. Mowbray, Miss E. Miichiusbh, f Mr.; and Mrs. M'Lean aiidNchild. Mr. and-'Strs^ 1 ' M'Kenzle,.' Miss E. M'Lean,- - Misses' Mac- ' kenzie (2), Mr. and Mrs. Oxley-arid- chifdi ; " Dr. .and Mrs. B. Pope,- Mrs." W. ;: F.- Parkin- " son; Mrs: Redpatb, Mr. -: and :Mre. 6. s^ Ross-Parson,. Mr.: - J.. Bobertsbn, -Miss - M.; ■ Beach,... Mr. Held,"... Mr. \V. ■Suiter"' Mr Sauhders, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Strang,"■■'Mr.: - and Mrs. G.-F. Saunders, Mr: and .Mrs." \Wi" ' Saunders and 3: children, : Mr.- E ; Is ■ Shsndi ' Mrs. Sam3on, Mr. Todhunter," Mrs, iodhnh-■'• ter.' Mr. and Mrs. Tills, Bliss Whttcombei -' Miss D. L. ; Wshart, - Drt- Wlihart.r Mr.- and Mrs. Watkins, Mrs." W. Wallacer Mrs.' -rtu Wood, Jlr. V. Brien,; Captain Ni-C.Barchani ' Mrs. M.. L. Dlment, .Miss E.V ftdrans,'. Ttfr. " Dlckson, Miss A.' Fogarty," tosses.flsrlands ; Mr. Howard-; Mr. E. Hoycard,- Mrs. M. iß»r- ■' Wns, Mr. Jones, Mr. ..andi Sirs. Kilmlnster,-i Miss M. Lamont, . Mrs. Morgan,- JIISB-Mor-gan, Miss Mahoney, Mrs.lPye," Mr. PbrUU, ' ■ ;J A- PaEjr,. Mrs. and: Mlsß'Bam6h', ' Messrs. RatcUCfo,-Mrs.- Batcliffe aad-S: girls.• Mr. Swinler, Mr.. C.: T, Thompsoni Mrs* tfolley, ■. Mis 3G. Wilson, Miss K. : WarnhoUtz.Jand. ; i3l^: CORItITHIC DUE. TOrN^HJii vija^ The-latest radio inessageifrom^ttiesCorinihiiv en route from Southampton; :states that-.she expects to arrive at Wellington it SVciocV to-night. She will berth ■' at ■ KtogV:- WBarf shortly after 9 o'clock to-morrow:mbrhiing."-'; .'.-.- ---; ■••_"■'STATe OK,WAIRAIJ^ BAlfc^ ~%£ '-'' Owing to the gradual; extentlotf of .tlw-^nodt T flats at the confluence of tha Wairau iniWawa • rivers just, inside the bar. Messes: Eckford ana ' :Company have had ■to lay up their^steamers '-'■ .Walrau and -Opawa until, such time as an= to- ■-.' proyement takes place. The auxiliary 'icosT Echo is now the only vessel engaged between/% Wellington.and Blenheim; and it'has b"eefl-i»ee«i''' ' ;essary .'. to'- -eliminate - the--- Blenheim-Lytteßob-aerylce.-- ."■:- -.■■ ■ :.:..:::: '.-.' '.■.-; -xr^-.^i ■'■■■■ " ■■•.•:'-. ; ".. BY' TELEGRAPH^' A-■ ''■ J.^'.^X. '. ■ . v' „: ■ ■ :■' -'■ LONDON, sth : *me; ' ■ Arrived—^Port Curtis.- - .... "■""' . : . . BALIK PAPAN. ,sth-Junei 'r. Arrived—^Phorus."-, ■- - --■-':.■■-•..>- :•;»:. :;s. '■■ =.. t, ; t^: NiW -YOBE^ :sth. -Jun^ .'-i SaUca^-Port Plrie. . :/2 •-■■/■■ - : ATJCKLANP^-etij Jnne/- "'- Arrlved-r-Port. Nicholson (4 '.a.in.)V " frofif Port Kembla; Kartigi (8.45 a.m:)j. from : Gis-i ■ borne.-. .-■.■■'.-■. .■■'■-■■'.-'.-- ■.-.<..:,; . .-.. . -,

J. Jephson, a waterside worker, living at 93, Owen street, had tho second finger of his left hand severed at the second joint through being caught in a sling rope while he was working alongside the Maunganui at Jervois Wharf this afternoon. He was taken to the Hospital by the City Ambulance.