SHIPPING

Evening Star, Issue 21130, 16 June 1932, Page 1

SHIPPING

HIGH WATER. —To-morrow. — St. 0.17 a.m., 1.17 p.m. Tala-ro.-i Head: 0.7)7 :i.in., 1.27 p.m. Fort (.'haliners: 1 ..‘>7 a.in., 2.7 p.m. Dunedin : 2.7 a.m., 2.07 jj. ni. THE SUN. Sots to-day -1.27 p.m., rises to-mor-row 7.10 a.m. PHASES OF THE MOON. Full moon June 19 0.8 a.m. Last quarter June 26 8.6 a.m. New moon July 4 9.50 a.m. First quarter July 11 2.37 p.m. Sot to-day 4.38 a.m., rises to-mor-row 2.39 p.m. THE WEATHER REPORT. The Dominion Meteorologist (Dr E. Ividson) supplied the following at 9 a.m. to-day :—■

Wind.--*O, calm; 1, light air; 2, slight breeze; з, gentle freeze; 4 moderate breeze; 5, fresh breeze; 0, strong breeze; 7, high wind; B. gale; 9, strong gale; 10, who!* gale; U, storm; 12. hurricane. Weather.—ls, blue sky; be, blue shy and detached clouds; c cloudy; o, overcast; g, gloomy; и, ugly; h, bail; s, snow; d, drizzle; p, passing showers; h. hail; q, squally; 1, lightning; t, thunder; b fog; m, mist; z, haze. ARRIVED.—June 15. Holmglen, s.s. (8.50 p.m,!.y130 tons, Alead. from Waikato via Wellington. SAILED.—June 15. Waipiata, s.s. (5.30 p.m.), 2,826 tons, Elders, for Bluff. The motor ship Holmglen arrived last night from Wellington. She was loading cargo to-day ready to sail tonight "for Timaru, Lyttelton. Wellington, Now Plymouth, and Waikato. The Waipiata, which left last night for Bluff. is due back on Saturday morning to load cargo and sail the same day for Timaru,. Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland. Due at 9 o’clock to-night the Storm is to load out to-morrow. She sails at noon for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington. and Wanganui. On Monday the Gale and Orepnki arc due from Lyttelton and Wellington respectively. The Orepnki is to sail that day for Timaru. Lyttelton, Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui, and the Gale is to leave the next day for Oamani, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington. and Wanganui. The Opihi is fixed to load out at tills port on Monday for Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton. Wellington, Nelson, and Now Plymouth. THE FERRY SERVICE. Tiie Rangatira, from Wellington, arrived at Lyttelton at 7 a.m. to-day, and passengers and mails caught the south express. PASSENGERS FROM ENGLAND. The Port Fremantle, which arrived at Wellington on Sunday Irom London, brought the following passengers' :■—-Mrs R. F. Goodworth and Miss Goodworth, Mr Boxall. Dr f). R. Cotter acted as ship’s surgeon. THE CANADIAN CONQUEROR. The Canadian Conqueror, which left Bluff on March 23 for North America via Australia, arrived at New York on May 29, Boston on June 3/and Montreal on Juno 10. PASSENGERS ON LARGS BAY. The following passengers for New Zealand are travelling by the Aberdeen and Commonwealth liner Largs Bay, which is scheduled to reach Sydney from London on -I nne 20 ;—Auckland ; Mr and ills W. J. Dcwliurst and two children. Wellington: Mrs E. Brouard, Miss D. H. E. Erikson. Napier: Mrs D. E. Donald and two children, Mrs M. H. Kennedy, Mrs C. B. Roscce. PERSONAL. Captain 0. B. Corby, of the Karepo, and Captain S. Hewitt, of the Kiwitea, have exchanged commands. Mr A. M. Lucas, chief officer of the Talune, has come ashore at Sydney to receive medical treatment. Mr A. F, Walker has relieved Air J. F. Dickie as second engineer in the John. Mr P. H. King haes joined the Matangi as third officer, KAREPO EROM AUSTRALIA. The Union Company advises that the Karepo, iron) Edithburg and Adelaide, is to leave Auckland to-day for Portland, Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff to discharge general cargo. She is duo hero on Wednesday next. PASSENGERS FOR AUSTRALIA. The ILALS. Monowai, which arrived at Wellington on Monday morning from Sydney, brought the following passengers:—First class: Mr W. Bennett, Mrs W. .Bennett, Mr J. Bartholomew, Airs E. Curran, Afaster Curran, Sir Donald Cameron, Lady Cameron, Alarcheso Corislc, Mrs C. Cladburn, Aliss C. Cladburn, Mr R. Carrington, Mr C. Colqnhouu, All- F. Clarke, Afiss M. Clarke, Airs C. Edmonds, Aliss M. Kdginton, Air C. Eskcll, Aliss J. Eskell, Airs Al. Fnrboroiigh, Master Fnrborongh, Air R. Gray, Air W. Gay, Airs W. Gay. Air A. Grant. Air H. Greenwood. Airs E. Hook, Afiss M. Hook, Captain J. Henry, Mrs E. Jfenry, Air J. iliddleston, Afiss AL Hitehcock, Air 1C Hutchings, Airs E. Howl 1 , Mr K. .Ives, Aliss E. Jacobs, Air G. Jackson. Air U. Jackson, Aliss I. Little. Ah- N.' Lew. Air Al. AULaren, Air -I. AI-Donald, Aliss A. M‘Donald, Airs A. Manuering, Air S. Alackay. Mr W. M'Allistcr, Airs 1.. Nuttall. Aliss Nnitall, Airs C. Ohlson, Air C. Uldson, Airs AI. Peters. Mrs L. Priestley, Mr W. Park, Aliss E. Perry, Airs E. .Spahr,

Airs E. Shephard, Air J. Salmond, Air G. Strathmore, Airs G. Strathmore, Airs .1. Spears, Aliss S. Spears, Air R. Thomas, Airs AI. Terry, Mr W. Todd, Air L. Upton, Air C. Washington, Wong Kim Hoi, and thirty-two third class. Al INIAIUAI FIRST-CLASS RATE. Til.- AVhite Star Lino announces, through its passenger traffic manager, that a new minimum rate for first-class accommodation on the Olympic has boon decided upon, to be operative immediately. The Olympic new minimum iirst-class rate will now be 192d01. This represents a still further reduction on the Olympic rates, which were recently revised in accordance with an announcement made by the White Star Line. The Olympic,' of 46,439 tons, is the world’s largest triple-screw steamer, and still lias the distinction of being the largest vessel ever made in a British yard, and is well-known in the North Atlantic trade, where she plys between New York. Cherbourg, and Southampton in the de luxe express service maintained in conjunction with the Alajestic and Homeric. BIG PASSENGER LIST. The New Zealand Shipping Company's passenger liner Rangitane, having "completed hor loading programme, sailed from Wellington at noon on Tuesday for London via Panama, with the following passengers: First saloon: Air H. J. Bcswick, Airs Beswick, Air V. E. Braun, Airs N. Browning. Colonel Sir Donald Cameron, K.C.AI.G., Lady Cameron, Air A. D. Campbell, Airs L. S. C. Coni, Aliss J. C. Coni, Aliss A. Gold, Airs Hayes, Airs A. IT. Henderson, Air L. R. Alartin, Airs Martin, Aliss E. J. K. Alartin, Air R. Perkins, Airs C. Quainton. Airs Al. E. Rawlinson, Airs K. A. Trenchard. Second saloon; Air A. Anderson, Dr J. W. Crawshaw, Airs Crawshaw, Aliss Al. Crawshaw, Mr E. Goddard, Airs J. H. Irving, Air J. F. Jackson, Air L. AFDonald, Airs AFDonald, Aliss R. Sharp, Air G. Sneddon, Airs D. Al. Stewart, Airs E. Trist, Air H. Al. Williams.

Third Class: Airs IT. H. Adams; Air D. Adair, Mrs C. Angus, Air G. D. Bacon, Air W. H. Barrett, Airs IT. Beasley, Afiss J. Beasley, Aliss K. Bendall, Air J. Black, ATr F. B. Bloxam, Airs Bloxam, Alaster D. AT. Bloxam, Air Bollard, Mr D. Bone, Airs J. Brown, Air I). B. Brown, Mr J. Brown, Airs Brown, Air IV. Brown, Mrs E. Bruckshaw, Air L. W. Bnmby, Air F. A. Bnrdett, Airs Bnrdett. Alaster Bnrdett, Air J. Campbell, Airs AI. R. Campbell, Air L. Carthy, Air J. Casev, Air C. Chaplin, Aliss R. Chick, Air J. W. Cole, Aliss R. AI. Copping, Airs F. Collision, Alaster Al. A.. Collision, Aliss D. Coniston, Air A. B. Crombic, Airs Crombio, Airs IV- P. Cunningham, Aliss Al. Dunn, Air and Airs T. W. Davey and family, Airs E. Davis, Air A. Do Vauzo, Air F. Devine, Air J. Devine, Air J. R. and Airs Douglas and family (3), Aliss 1. E. Dunn, Air Edhrooke, Air W. C. Filings, Air A. Fearn. Air E. Ferguson, Air A. Foubister, Airs Foil bister. Airs Al. A. Frame, Air IT. V. Frcemantle, Air' Freemautlc, Alaster P. G. Freemantle, Air Fullerton, Air IT. F. George, Air A. R. Gibbons, Airs Gibbons, Alaster L. Gibbons, Airs Al. Gomersall, Air T. Grace, Air J. F. and Airs Grant and family (3), Air Al. J. Gregory. Aliss K. Griffith, 3^1 r J.. W. R. Gillespie. Air Hamilton, Mr J. B. Hamilton, Air J. W. Hamilton, Air J. Harris, Alaster D. Harris, Air R. S. Hill, Aliss AI. Hickey, Air P. D. ITodgkinson, Air F. C. Honeyeombe, Mr C. S. Johnson. Airs Johnson, Air T. E. Johnson, Air E. R. Johnson, Air J. Johnstone, Airs Johnstone, Aliss Al. G. Johnstone, Mr O. Jones, Airs AI. K. Jones and family (3), Airs Jones and family (2), Airs E. E. Johnstone and family, Mr ami Airs Kavanagh and I'amil'v (2). Air R. H. G. Kempe, Air C. Kettvle, Mrs Al. B. Knight, Air G. A. Knighton, Mrs Knighton, Airs Al. IT. A. Lowden, Airs AL 1. Alacdonald, Mr A. Alacdonald, Aliss L. AL Mahy, Aliss AL Market!, Air J. AULean, Air 1. H. MifctcheU, Miss AL Aloorhouse, Air A. V. Alorphy. Mrs Morphy, Air D. F Murphv. Air T. Newsham, Airs E. Newsham. "Mr H. Norris, Airs Norris, Airs C A. and Alaster R. V. Ollerensliaw, Mr G. Parker, Air D. Parker, Airs Pedersen, Alaster Pederson, Mr \ S Phillips, Mr H. E. Pierce, Afiss a! E. Pike, Air L. R. Pinnegar Air Rasmo, Air A. E. Richmond, Airs Richmond, Aliss L. L Richmond. Mr L. I. Robe, Airs Robe, Mr l<. Loll, Mi' J Ross, Airs Ross, Air A. Rose, Aliss E. AL Rose. Airs AL M. and Master R„ Roll'e, Aliss E. I. .Smith, Mr J. Stout. Airs Stout, Miss S Stout. Airs L. Sykes and family, (2). Mr L L. M. Slater, Air ,)'. Teague. Air J. R. and Mrs Taylor, Aliss E. AL Taylor, Airs E. laylor, Air 11. Thomas. Airs Thomas, Mr \V. Vendt. -Mr G. Vianello, Airs J. AValmsley, Aliss Whitehead, Air R. Mood, Airs Wood and family (2). VESSELS IN WIRELESS CALL. Tiie following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night. •Auckland. —Aorangi, Elveric, Recorder, IT.M.S- Laburnum So.itlmrn Cross, Voco, Waihemo, VVaikawa, \\ aipahi. Wairnna, Karetu. Wellington. Karamea. .Ualiana, Malaren, Alarama, Alaori, -Mariposa, Ashburton, Alatai, .Monterey Niagara, Norfolk, Nucula, Rangitiki. Rangatira, Raimitano. Remuera, Tailing famuli i no,” Tymeric, Wakakura, Wcleonibc. Aivnnia. Canadian _ Constructor, Canadian Conqueror, Discovery 11., Alauiigamii. Alonowai, New /calami, O. B. Sorensen, Port Gisborne. TELEGRAMS AND CABLES. AUCKLAND, June 15.—Arrived: Kartigi (6 p.m.), Irom New 1. lymouth, Kaimiro (7 p.m.), from Greymouth. Sailed: Remuera (12.J0 p.m.), 1m Port Chalmers; Wairuua (2.b0 p.m ), for Suva; Tainni (4.1/5 P-m.), or Napier; Asliburton (4.20 p.m.), tor Wellington. , . c , WELLINGTON, June Jo.—Sailed. Holmdale (noon), for Pictou ; Orepnki (3 p.m.), for Wanganui; fort I remantle (4 p.m,), for RyUeit.y. ; Op-H* (6.50 p.m.), lor Nelson; Rangatna 7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton -June 16Arrived: Port Waikato (1.10 a.m ), from Waikokopu; Gale (6.20 a.m.), from Wanganui: Mamin (6.10 a.m.), ami Alaori (7 a.m.). from Lyttelton. LYTTELTON. June lo.—Arrived: Waikouaiti (1 p.m.). Irom liinarii; IT auii u i (7 p.m.), Irom Darga ville.

Sailed; Ngaliau (3 p.m.), for Wellington; Wingatui (5.10 p.m.), for AVollington; Wainui (3.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Alaori (7.55 p.m.), for AVellington. BLUFF, June 15.—Arrived: Storm (10.45 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed: Fort Gisborne (5.10 p.m.), tor Lyttelton; Storm (5.15 p.m.). lor Dunedin. —lime 16—Arrived: Waipiata (5.5 a.m.), from Dunedin. SYDNEY, June 16.—Sailed; Kanna, for Greymouth. SUVA. June 16.— Arrived : Mnipaln, from Auckland. (Fo; .. .itinuation sec Laic News.)

Bar. T)ier. We«. Wellingion—X. 29.44 50 0 Groyniouth—K. 2 29.37 47 0 Cliristch’cli—X.E. G 29.3G 48 0 Tiinuru 0 29.38 39 DC Oiimani—X'.E. ■1 29.33 45 C Dunedin--X.E. ... 7 29.29 47 0 41 Queenstown—X". W. 1 29.25 3G t: X'lifjgots—X.E. 7 29.29 44 0 Biufl — X.X.E. 3 29.24 48 0