SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 3, 5 January 1937, Page 9

SHIPPING

TAINU! ARRIVES The Tnlnul, which arrived at Wellington this morning from London and Southampton, brought 148 passengers and a large consignment 1 , of motor vehicles for discharge at Wellington. She left Southampton on November 27, and fine weather was experienced during the whole voyage, although heavy gules in the North Atlantic and dense fogs in the English Channel had been prevalent shortly before the vessel s departure. Jamaica was reached early on December 11, and after coating the ship left the following day. The I'anama Canal was traversed nu December 14, a stay of several hours being made at Balboa. Tile Talnui arrived at I'itcalru Island shortly after midnight on Christmas Day, and the islanders were greatly pleased to see the decorations in the saloons and entrances. A large number of presents were collected from the purser, these being left by London friends. Cool, tine weather was experienced from the Canal onwards, keeping .up until the steamer's arrival in Wellington. The company recently installed 'talking pictures on the ship, also a short-wave win. / s system, and both have proved a great success. In addition to the passengers for New Zealand, the I'ainut has 48 for Australia, most of whom are touring New Zealand before going on to Australia. The ship brought the following passengers for New Zealand :— For Wellington: Mr. and .Mrs. T. Burdes, Lieutenant-Colonel it. W. and Mrs. Burton, Miss V. Cotton, Mr. J. Crawford, Mr. J. Davis, Mr 3. M. N. Day, Miss 0. B. P. Duke, Miss E. Eriksson-Itlegel, Mrs. N. Caudle. Mr. and Mrs. L. Grace. .Mr. E. .1. Hankin, Miss V. S. Hankin, .Mrs. J. Hargreavcs, Mrs. L. M. Holden, Mr. M. G. Hurst. Mrs. Hurst, Mr, T. W. Inman, Di'. T. Julian, Miss 1. Katzenstein, Miss 1. Koppel, r.U. W. L. Lambert, Mr. J. Larwood. Mr. L. Leask, Mrs. Leask, Lieutenant-Colonel V. C. C. Leslie, Mr. F. Levenbach t Mr. H. Levenbach, Mr. H. W. Lonsdale, Mr. J. It. Matterson, Miss T. A. Major, Mr. T. X;:das, Mr. A. L. Xorrlngton, Mr. K. Xussbaum, Mr. E. C. Parker, Mr. C. H. Parker, Miss R. M. Pash, Mr. L. Porteh, Mrs. Porteh. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Reddington, Mr. 0. Rosenau, Mrs. M. SliaTv, Miss M. Shaw, Mrs. E. M. Snell, Master J. B. Snell, Mr. W. J. Thickett. .Mrs. Thickett, Miss J. Thickett, Miss JS. Thickett. Miss G. Thickett, Mr. and .Mrs. H. Turk, Mr. A. Zegura. For Auckland: The Rev. and Mrs, H. Baker, Mr. R. Buddiooiii, Mrs. 1). M. Burghard, Mrs. H. F. Christie, Mr. F. I\ Corn! lie, Colonel and Mrs. G. H. Davis, Mr. W. H. J. Entrican, Mr. J. W. Methven, Mr. F. S. Morton. Mrs. Morton, Miss M. Motion, Mr. P. O'Sullivan. Mrs. C. M. Pinnell, Miss 11. M. Pinnell, Mr. J. H. Porter, Mrs. L. Rutland, Mr. J. D. Wyatt, Mrs. Wyatt, Miss D. A. Bruce, Mrs. A. E. Bruce. From Jamaica: Professor E. A. Seagar, Mrs. B. M. Seagar. Dr. R. V. Storer, Mrs. E. I. Storer, Miss B. M. Storer. From Panama: Mr. Leo Burlng, Mrs. I. Rtiring, Miss.M. Giesen, Mrs. E. Lampe. and Mr. L. R. H. Webber. For Lyttelton: Miss J. W. Anderson, Mrs. F. H. Davie. Mr. H. A. Ireland, Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Milllgan. Mr. W. J. W. Xeate. Rev. W. S. Southward. Miss M. Turner, Miss E. Upham. For Port Chalmers: Mr. and Mrs. G. Burnes. For Xapler: .Mr. F. H. Tinteren. BY THE MORETON BAY. By the Morelon Bay, which left Southampton on December 18, the following passengers were booked for Xew Zealand centres .-—Auckland: The Rt. Rev. C. A. Cherrington, Mrs. E. D. Cherrington, Master P. C., Misses M. D. and S. H. Cherrington, Mrs. K. Brigham, Miss E. A. Allen, Mr. F. Hart. Miss E. Fitton, Miss J. Watson. Mrs. A. Clark (or Wellington), Miss E. 0. Derrick. Wellington: Miss M. K. E. Odell, Mr. D. McKinnon, Mr. W. G. McClymont. Miss S. Lewis. Mrs. M. Hughes, Miss K. E. Munford, Miss E. M. Shaw. Miss 51. M. Herlihy, Mr. S. Mac Donald, Mrs. R. Mac Donald. Lvttelt'on: Mr. A. Edmonds. Duncdin: Mr. C. E'. Neden, Miss L. Rowlands Waring. NAPIER STAR'S PASSENGERS. The Xapler Star left London on December 12. having on board the following passengers for Xew Zealand Auckland: Mr. and Mrs. D. Holden, Master P. R. and Miss D. M. Holden and nurse, Mr. J. Stanton, Mr. 1. K. Thain, Lient.-Commander A. J. S. Easlley, R.X., Mr. W. Allen, Mrs. M. E. Bellam. Wellington: Mr. K. W. Conner. Mrs. M. 11. Ralston, Miss J. X. Ralston, Miss M. C. Robinson. VIA SUEZ. Bookings for Xew Zealand by the Oronsay, leaving Tilbury on December 19, Include the following:—For Auckland: Mr. and Mrs. Somerset Playne, Mr. F. C. X. Playne, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Wlmberley, Miss C. M. Hamilton, Mr. A. Higgin, Mr. W. J. Murray Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Holt, Miss 0. and Mr. J. Holt, Miss E. S. Maopherson, Miss R. C. Fettifer. Wellington: Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Biackmore, Mrs. McHutchen Dobbie, Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Gibbs, Miss F. M. Gillson. Mrs. MamCr Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. K D. Leigh. Major and Mrs. J. J- Meakin. Miss I. M. Hirst, Mr. M. Rnsenblum, Miss M. erviile, Jlr. ('. X. True. Xapler: Miss A. J. Bentham.' Oamaru: Mrs. Scott. TAINUI'S officers. Captain W. H. P. Jackson, late of the R.M.S. lonic. Is In command of the Tainui, which arrived this morning from Southampton, and he has with him Mr. F Egdon. chlei C T nfir' Mr. M. Bennett, second officer ; Mr. E. T. Dvir rant third officer; Mr. J. L. Stobbs, fourtn officer; Mr. V. A. X. Adamson chief engineer; Mr G. S. Jackson, second engineer, Sir. h. J. Angell, third engineer: Mr. C. Chantler, fourth engineer; Mr. J. Xell. flft.li engineer. Mr. ... Farrell, sixth engineer: Mr. H. Selby, first refrigeration engineer; Mr. B Carroll second refrigeration engineer: Mr. F. Howes, eicc 'trlclan, and Mr. R. Woods, boilermaker. Dr. B. Crossfleld Stevens is surgeon, Mr. B. fc. Forrow chief steward. Mr. Charles J. Hobden purser, and Messrs. T. G. Scatter and J. ..pence arc the wireless operators. arrivals. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5. GALE. M.s. (12.10 p.m.), H22 tons, Davles, from LvUelfnii. I TOTARA, s.s. (2.45 p.TU.), 126 tons, Lrten, from | Nnpier. | DEPARTURES. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5. KAI'UNI. M.s. (12.45 p.m.), 100 tons, McKinnon. for Patea. • IXAHA, m.s. (1.42 p.m.), 257 tons, Gibson, for Tatea. TAINUI'S SAILING. The Talnui Is now to leave Wellington at 7 a.m. on Saturday for Auckland to commence t.er Homeward loading. (By Telegraph.) MELBOURNE. January ii. Arrived —Marama, from Bluff. FREMAXTLE, January 5. Sailed —Cornwall, for Xew Zealand. SYDNEY, January 5. Sailed—From ■ Newcastle, Slberoet. (Dutch steamer), for Xew Zealand. LYTTELTON, January 5. Arrived —Melbourne Maru (10 a.m.), from Dlinedtn. Sailed—Peusllva (8.40 a.m.), /or Duncdin.