LATE SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 15, 19 January 1933, Page 11

LATE SHIPPING

DEPARTURE. THURSDAY, 19th JANUARY WAIMANA, s.s. (noon), 7552 tons, Johnson, rfo4 Napier. , -" |

BY TELEGRAPH. / LYTTELTON, 19th January. { Sailed.—Gale (12.10 p.m.), for Wellington,] GREYMOTJTH, 19th January. 1 Arrived.—Kaimiro (5.30 a.m.), from Welling.-/ ton. • .". ■■•;'..> RANGITATA'S PASSENGERS. .; The Rangitata, which is to lea.ye. Weilirigtoi^ at. daybreak to-morrow for London, via. P.an-f ama and Kingston, will take the following pas-* sengers:— •. -.'':.; ■•• ': First Saloon.—Mr. H. E.\ Butterworth, Mrsi v W. H. Bremner, Master J. c: B. Bremner, MrsJ C. Connell, Hiss J. Connell,' Mr. J.-Dodd, SIM 1. F. Dodd, Mr. A. C. Ellis, Mr. E< Gibson, MrsJ Gibson, Lady Arthur Grosvenor, Hiss E." Grori cott, Mr. H. T. Lovell, Miss S. lorell, Mril I. C. G. Scott* Mrs. Scott, Sir Berkeley Shef4 field, Mr. F. Sugden, Mrs. Sugden," Mr. -BM Turner, Sirs. Turner, Miss M. Tivian, Miss BJ Wotherspocn.- " •.'•'■' .Tourist Saloon.—Mrs. H. Abel, Miss J. Abeli Mrs. M. M, Cutts, Mr. E. Cameron, Mr. J. Dj Dobie, Mr. E. T; Hunt, Mr; B. Harris, Mls^< E. B. Jackson, Miss-3J. I/. Nesbett, Miss JB. Mj: Bogers, Mr. W. F., Shorty Mrs. Short,-Masteri J. L. Short, Miss K. B, Short, Mrs, E: A? Smith, Mrs. A. Smith." . ' , : Third Class.—Mr: T. Anderson, Mr. G. Vtt AUanson, Mrs. ••Allansan, Mr. J. Browning, Mrs. Browning, - Miss A. El{ Browning, Miss- -G. N. Belsham, Mr.; W. Bacon, Mr. . J..3oyd, Mr. A. G. BlbcU-1 top,, Mrs. Blacktop, Master A. G. Blacktop/ Miss B. 0. Blaclrtop, Sir. H. Barker, Mrs. F* Boyes, Miss S. M. Boyes, Miss AJ Cook, Master: I. J. W. Coot, Miss C. Carpenter,-Mr. H. B*! Chew, Miss K. Crookes, Mr. W. E, Dauncey,? Mr. A. Doidge, Mr. W. T. Goodwin, Mr;' L* P. Hanseri, Mrs. Hansen, Miss 0. M. Hansen.<i Mr. G. Halliday, Mrs. Halliday, Mrs. O. T. E^ Hale, Mrs. F. Jermyn^ Mr. H. A. Ling, Mrs. M«: McAlavey, Miss C. McAlavey, Mr. F. Ifewsharo,' Mrs. Newsham, Mr. J. Newman, Mrs. E. ~G-= Xevill, Mrs. K. E. Owen,' Mr. G. Paterson, Miss1 E. Patterson, Mr. H. A. Pattullo, Mr.. H. Rob-j inson, Mrs. Bobinson, Mr.'C. K. H. Bider, Mis* E. Beynolds, Mr. J. Singleton, Mrs. SingletonJ Miss M. Snigleton, Mrs. L. Shearer; Miss M-< Shearer, Miss C. M. Shaw, Miss EV L.-Shaw, Mr.- B. A. Smith, Mrs. C. W. Tempest, Mrs^i E. Taylor, Miss M. Taylor, Miss E. Taylor^ Master S. Taylor, Mr. E. J. Wattridge, Mrs.i K. Wemyss-Kait, Mr. F. G. Watts, Mrs. Watts,? Mr: 0. G. Watkins, Mrs. • Watklns, Mr. P^i Yorke, Mr. H. L. Tan Gcrre, Mrs. Van. Gerve^. Masters H. and L. Tan Gerve. MATAROA AT LONDON. The Mataroa, which left Auckland on i4tlir December for London, via Panama and lKlng< ston, arrived at London on Tuesday- evening. '. SCRAP, METAL FOR JAPAN. Tile Japanese steamer Ryoka Maru. Is *•" leave Japan on 25th January for New Zea-i land to load a cargo of scrap metal. Sh9> will load at Auckland (due 12th February^ Port Chalmers, Lyttelton, and Wellington, -.and] is due heTe early in March. The Ryoka Maru> is a vessel of 530S tons gross, and was built' by Russell aad Co., Glasgow, in 1903. BUOY ADRIFT. The Marino Department warns mariners -that • . the large iron buoy marking Whale Rock; (Lat. 35deg llsec" S,, Long. lT4deg 12sec E.-. appros.), has broken adrift, and was sighted* off Rocky Point on 14th January, drifting to-ward-the Cnvallt Islands. .