SHIPPING

Evening Star, Issue 21286, 15 December 1932, Page 1

SHIPPING

For daylight saving time, it will be necessary to add half an hour to the times given in the tables below. HIGH WATER. —To-morrow. — St. Clair: 4.34 a.m., 4.57 p.m. Taiaroa Head: 4.44 a.m., 5.7 p.m. Port Chalmers; 5.24 a.m., 5.47 p.m. Dunedin: 5.57 a.m., 0.17 p.m. THE SUN. Sets to-day 7.54 p.m., rises to-mor-row 4.11 a.m. PHASES OF THE MOON. Cast quarter Dec. 21 7.52 a.m. New moon Dec. 27 10.52 p.m. First quarter Jan. 4 3.54 a.m. Full moon Jan. 12 8.6 a.m. Set today -5.11 a.m., rises to-mor-row 10.26 p.m. WEATHER REPORT. The Dominion Meteorologist (Dr E. Kidson) supplied the following at 9 a.m. to-day:— Bar. Iher. W.

Weather.—B, blue sky: be, blue sky and detached clouds, c, cloudy! o, overcast; C, gloomy; u uglv; t, rain; s. snow; d, drizzle; p, passing thunder; ( *og; m mist; z, haze. Wind.—o calm; 1 light air; 2, slight breeze; 3, gentle b eeze: -i, moderate breeze; 5. fresh breeze; G .trong bre /e, 7 high wind; 8, gale; 9 strong gale; Id, whoH gale; 11, storm; 13, hurricane Forecast. The Dominion Meteorologist (Dr E. Kidson) supplied the following at noon to-day ■—The indications are for northerly moderate winds prevailing and later freshening. There is a prospect of fair weather, and will probably become warmer; barometer little movement, but has falling tendency. Sea moderate, tides poor. ARRlVED.—December 14. Holmglen, m.s. (10.10 p.m.), 430 tons. Mead, from Waikato via Wellington. December 15. Orepuki, s.s. (9 a.m.), 545 tons, AUKenzie, from Wanganui via Wellington. The Orepuki arrived this morning with general cargo, incAidiug overseas transhipments ox Port Hunter. The Orepuki loads out and sails to-night for Wanganui via way ports. The motor vessel Holmglen arrived late last night_ from Wellington,_ and is to leave again to-night for Waikato via ports. . The Wingatui is to sail from Lyttelton at 6 p.m. to-day for Timaru and Dunedin, now being du© at this port on Saturday morning. After discharge she loads out and sails on Monday afternoon for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Auckland. The Gabriella, from Newcastle and Sydney, is due at Wanganui to-day. She later proceeds to Westport and Greymouth to load for Melbourne.

THE FERRY SERVICE. From Wellington, the Rangatira arrived at Lyttelton at 6.40 this morning, and passengers and mails connected with the south express. YOSEEIC COMING SOUTH. The Bank Line steamer Yoseric has left Auckland for Lyttelton and Ravensbourne to put out the rest of her phosphate cargo from Makatea Island. She is due here about December 20. PORT GISBORNE AT LONDON. The Port Gisborne, which left Auckland on November 4 for Home, arrived at London on December 10. NORTHUMBERLAND LEAVES PANAMA. En route from England in ballast, the Northumberland arrived at and sailed from Panama on December 10. She is due in New Zealand about January 2. YARBAVILLE REPORTS. The tanker Yarraville, en route from San Francisco, has reported by wireless that she expects to arrive at Wellington on Monday. Her other discharging port are Lyttelton and Dunedin. MAIMOA IN BALLAST. Cabled advice has been received by the Shaw, Savill Company that the Alaimoa left Shields last Saturday in ballast for New Zealand via the Cape of Good Hope and Sydney. She is due in Now Zealand on January 23 to load Homewards. NARBADA LEAVES CALCUTTA. Tho Union Company has received cabled advice that its chartered steamer Narbada left Calcutta on December 9 for Penang, Singapore, and Samarang, to complete loading for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin, and Bluff. She is duo at Auckland on January 7. OLYMPIC FOR OVERHAUL. Tho White Star liner Olympic has been withdrawn from service and will be laid up for about throe months for extensive repairs and overhaul, owing to engine trouble. Tho Olympic, with the Majestic and Homeric, maintains the White Star express service from Southampton to New York, and it is not yet known what liner will bo used to replace her while she is laid up. NOTICES TO MARINERS. Tho Marine Department advises that reclamation works to the west side of the Main wharf in Bluff Harbour render it dangerous to approach within a line drawn 117 dog from an approximate position 92yds, 240d0g from the inner corner of the .western end.

The department also advises alteration in tha character of a light at Udu Point, Fiji Islands. On or about December 26 the character of tho light will bo altered from fixed to group flashing every 16sec, thus: Flash o.Bsec, eclipse 2.osec,' flash, O.Ssec, eclipse 12.4scc. During the alteration a temporary fixed white light will be exhibited. PERSONAL. Captain E. Noiton is in command of the Moa. Mr A. C. Bowman is chief engineer. Captain J. Stewart, who has been on holiday leave in Sydney, has taken command of the Kakanki, 1 relieving Captain E. J. C. Gibson for holidays. Mr G. H. Kime has joined the R.M.M.S. Aorangi as second officer, relieving Mr E. M. Anderson, who is proceeding to Wellington for further orders. Mr J. H. Ibbotson and Mr R. Kendall have joined the Kakariki temporarily as second and third officers respectively, relieving Mr D. Luckett and Mr J. C. Sadlier for holiday leave in Sydney. Mr J. B. Dymock,, who has been on holidays in Sydney, has rejoined the Kowhai as second officer at Melbourne, relieving Mr J. Joyes for orders., Mr R. Duffner is now acting-second officer of the Oonah, and Mr W. A. Dohrn is acting-chief officer. Mr E. A. Stein is standing by at Melbourne. Messrs G. AI. Schofield, D. J. Rutter, and H. J. AI. Kemp have secured their masters’ certificates at the recent examinations in Auckland. Mr C. W. Pirie is rejoining the Waipahi after holiday leave as chief engineer. Mr J. J. Kettle has rejoined the Waipiata as chief engineer after holidays. The motor tanker Otokia will recommission at Wellington on Saturday with tho following engineers:—Chief, Mr W. Houghton; second, Mr R. L. Smith; third, Mr C. V. Holder; fourth, Mr A. G. Park; fifth, Mr M. AULeod; sixth. Mr T. F. Mayer; seventh, Mr R. H. Masters; eighth, Mr F. R. Futter.

AORANGI FROAI SYDNEY.

The Aorangi, from Sydney, reached Auckland on Monday morning, and landed the following passengers:— Saloon: Mr A. Adams, Mrs A. Adams, Mr A. Adams, Miss M. Adams, Mr O. A. Blyth, Mrs K. Boninger, Mr W. A. Brown, Mrs W. A. Brown, Mr S. Bennett, Miss E. M. Day, Mrs E. G. Eddes, Dr R. Firth, Mrs A. J. Friedlander, Mr JET. W. Frost, Mr A. A. Gaffney, Mrs A. A. Gaffney, Mr P. Gilchrist, Mrs P. Gilchrist, Miss M. Gilchrist, Miss N. Gilchrist, Mr-C. J. Holt, Mrs 0. J. Holt, Mr G. Holford, Mr A. W. Heath, Miss M. Heath, Rev. Father Hogan, Miss R. Heaney, Mr W. J. Holme?, .Mrs >W- J. Holmes, Mr H. /?., .Jone* SfaVp* CMjismv Mrs : F ; . Ki» i & A'ii v Jfrs Ay J. •' X Mrs H. Mitchell, Alt iO K. Mn.cDobVad, Air B. J. AUKendricki.:Site IE J:-;M'Hendrick, Mr F. Beaumont Smith, Mrs*v®--sßeau-mont Smith, Dr F. O. AJacGibbon, Airs F. O. AlacGibbon, Air H. R. Nettheim, Mrs H. R. Nettheim, Airs A. Newman, Mr F. Pavne, Mr R. C. Porter, Alaster F. C. Porter, Air A. Paterson, Alias N. Paterson, Air G. Rawnsley, Airs G. Rawnslev, Miss C. Rawnsley, Airs L. Rodie, Air A. Ridd, Airs A. Ridd, Captain W. E. Saunders, Mrs W. E. 1. Saunders, Aliss E. R, Sealy, Air C. 1. Sewell, Mrs C. Y. Sewell, Mr A. Al. Scott, Airs A. AI. Scott, Air R. Sanders, Airs R. Sanders, Air J. F. Savage, Air J. H. Tait, Air N. R. Temnler, Bliss J. E. Vanderplank, Aliss D. Vaile, Airs N. A. L. Wood, Aliss AI. Wager, Air H. J. Wernham. „ Cabin class: Airs A. Booker, Air G. Brasier, Mrs G. Brasier, Mrs C. F. Bailey, Airs C. S. Bailey, Air E. G. Burrows, Mrs E- G. Burrows, Alaster Burrows, Air F. H. Baker, Air B. Beckerley, Aliss AI. E. Benzies, Airs H. Champion, Air J. A. Clift, Airs C. S. Cooper, Airs W. P. Drysdale, Mr G. J. Franklin, Airs G. J. Franklin, Miss I. Gow, Air G. H. Gilling, Mr A V. Gilling, Mr AI. Hilman, Air R. Holmes, Aliss F. Hewer, Mr E. Henry Airs E. Henry, Airs R. AI. Hirst, Miss J. Hirst, Aliss J". Harrison, Aliss AI. AI. Hay, Airs J. Jensen, Alaster N. Jensen, Mr J. R. Kent, Air K. H. Knight, Mr R. King, Airs A. Lindsey, Air A. E. I). Alehrtens, Airs E. D. Alehrtens, Mr A. AUGregor, Air R. Newton, Air W. Northop, Air H. J. Otfc, Air _ J- W. Probert, Airs J. W. Probert. Air H. J. Portman, Air J. Piper, Air P. C. Phillips, Air R. Roberts, Captain A. Stanton Air J. W. Scott, Aliss M. Sutton, Mrs G. R. Sutton, Air A. Santnagelo. Air A. Smithson, Mrs C J. Vanny, Mr D. Wilkes, Aliss E. Walters, Air D. H, Watson.

AIAKURA FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The Union Company’s R.AI.S. Alakura, which arrived in the stream at Wellington late on Sunday night from San Francisco via Papeete and Harotonga, brought tho following passengers:—Landing: Air AI. Anege, Airs AI Ariege, Alaster Ariege, Aliss Anege, Airs W. Calwell, Aliss R. Calwell, Air L. Cook, Airs W. Dye, Aliss B. Dye, Aliss J. Dickson, Air O. Guy, Air K. Graham, Air J. W. Graham, Air L. Higglcymau, Miss F. Hirst, Miss Y. Jnsseunien, Mr H. Lower, Mrs H. AUKenzic, Aliss F. Matheson, Air J. Lewer, Air A. AUKenzie, Mrs A. AUGruther, Mrs J. AUGruther, Aliss Al. Alooney, Aliss Patricia Nelson, Alaster E. Newland, Master P. Newland, Air M. Priestlev» Mr E. A. Reid, Mrs J. Reid, Air G“ Snaddon, Airs G. Snaddon, Dr I. Sutherland, Mr A. Saunders, Air T. Shearman, Air E. Townsend, Airs E. Townsend, Dr L. Talbot, Airs L. Talbot, Alaster I. Tailby, Airs E. Tailby, Aliss Tailby. Air W. Tailby, Mr C. Taverner R. Walker, Mrs R. M nlkei, Air L. Wood, Aliss AI. Watson. Air T. Williams. Airs T. Williams. Through : Father Durkin, Air A. Dole. Airs A. Dole, Afr P Jcpson, Rev. G. O’Douoghue, Air E. Tippett, Airs E. Tippett, Air A. Waterbury, Airs A. Waterbury. RANGITATA’S ADVANCE LIST. The following is the advance passenger list of the motor liner Rangitata, which is due at Auckland on December 21 from London: —First class: Mr H. C. and'Aliss AV. K. Garrett, Air A. C. Fremantle, Aliss P. J. Fremantle, Airs A. B. C. Davidson, Airs AI. AI. BrownPhilp, Air F. Turner, Aliss J. E. Shaw, Air F. W. Stephens, Air E. AI. Milne, Air T. Loach, Mr A. Drysdale, Aliss G. S. Budge, Alajor William Nash, Air and Mrs AV. AI. Mitchell, Captain John Haggas, Mrs C. Donald, Airs A. AI. Steer and daughter, Mrs A. Murray,

Lady Sarah A. East, Air and Airs C. R. Segrave, Lieutenant-colonel Sir Philp Lee Brocklehurst, Bart., and Lady Brocklehurst, Rear-admiral G. L. Alassey, Airs AV. Nash, two children, and nurse, Air W. Aloir, Airs J. L. Wight, Air G. L. Schroder, Air _H-White-Wickham, Major P. Kerr-Smiley, Airs A. Kirkpatrick, Sir James Mills and Aliss Henry Mills, Air and Airs Abel, Air Horton, Air and Mrs H. F. Nicoll, Aliss D. Harris, Air C. E. Alalfroy. Dr C. E. R. Rehdle. Second class: Air E. H. Bailey, Airs F.. Brooke, Air and Airs AI. G. Kain, Air E. J. Ulander, Rev. J. Timmons, LieutenantCommander G. C. P. Branson, R.N., Air and Airs W. R. AVard. Third class: Mrs I. L. Hathaway and two children, Airs E. AI. Herman, Mr O. Valdemar, Airs E AI. Bell and child, Airs F. AI. Alulgan, Air and Airs R. Lowther, Air A. S. Button, Mrs M. H. T. Alexander, Air G. Harman, Airs P. Shelley and child, Mrs J. R. Bolton, Air W. G. AV. Rix, Mr and Airs O. E. Massey, Airs E. N, Guigos, Airs C. S. Palmer, Air H. B. Jamieson, Air A. Forbes, Air A. E. Chappell, Airs J. E. Coveney and child, Mrs C. Hayward, Airs C. AI. Tonks, Airs J. D. Alarshall, Air AV. L. D. Castle.

AIONOAVAI’S PASSENGERS. | The Union Company’s liner Alonowai arrived at AVellington on Tuesday morning from ; Melbourne and Sydney. A heavy southerly swell was experienced throughout the voyage, which was otherwise without incident. ’ The following first-class passengers were on board:—Airs AI. T. Ardley, Alaster P. AI. Ardley, Airs E. R. Anyon, Mr AV. Andrew, Mrs AV. Andrew, Miss J. i Buckley, Aliss P. Bowker, the Rev. J. AV. Burton, Air E. R. Baruch, Mrs E. R. Baruch, Air H. Buck, Airs H. Buck, Mr T. Blaokie, Airs T. Blackie, _ Aliss F. J. Blackie, Alaster T. Blackie, Alaster A. Blackie, Air R. AV. Bennett, Air J. H Crutchley, Airs L. Crutchley, Airs H. A. Campbell, Aliss R.- Campbell, Alaster R. Campbell, Airs A. B. Carter, Mrs G. Cameron, Aliss AI. Coningham, Airs C. Creeke, Mrs F. J. Carson, Air J. Crowley, Airs C. P. Corbould, Air H. Al. Ohrystall, Mr H. C. Douglas, Aliss P. Day, Miss A. AI. Duncan, Miss AI. Dodson, Airs H. M. Davidson, Air P. J. Drewe, Air L. F. E. Elsby, Airs AI. E. Elsby, Alaster J. AI. Elsby, Air T.' S. Evans, Mr J. Emanuel, Airs R. Emanuel, Air N. R. Emslie, Airs N. R. Emslie, Miss G. C. Emslie, Air E. Ellis, All's M. Ellis, Miss C. Ellis, Air S. Ellis, Air A. W. Every, Airs A. W. Every, Miss L. Frayne, Aliss E. Finnegan, Mr A. C. Flower, Mrs A. C. Flower, Aliss P. Flower, Dr T. S. Greenaway, Aliss R. F. Gumbley, Airs A. F. Godfrey, Air B. Hansen, Airs V. S. Hansen, Air C. E. Hibberd, Mrs O. M. Hedberg, Alaster T. Hedberg, Airs S. Hannah, Air G. Hardenberg, Airs G. Hafdonberg, . Airs F. E. Herbert, Miss B. Herbert. Ats Ea H. - be, - Al>s 1.. Isaa'cWv;;Hrs: CSlnglis,' Alite L: J%ytf Airs NlSJobnsou, Air T*: Jolinsoiv-af’--N. Jacobs, Airs S. T. : Keitli, Afiss- V. M. Lee, Air AV. Lloyd, Airs L. Lloyd,, Air A. Lea, Airs H. Lea, Air E. G. Alartiu, Airs E. G. Martin, Aliss A- AlacGregor, Miss D. R. Montgomery, Airs G. W. _ Al'Carthy, Alaster J. D: Alacdonald, the Rev.-W. V; ,!: Mii!iteivAlrs W. V. Alilne, Airs AI. A. AlacDonald, Aliss AI. Nicholas, Aliss E. J. Nourish, Airs A. Peate, Aliss AI. Peate, Air T. P. Pringle, Mr A. G. Pringle, Airs J. D. Pringle, Air H. Pettit, Airs V. E. Pettit, Aliss H. Pinckney,. Aliss N. Pinckney, Mrs S. C. Piat, Air R. J. Page, Mr E. J. Parrott, Air AI." Prain, Air D. P. Parry, Aliss E. Reid, Aliss E. B. Roberts, Aliss F. E. Saunders, Mrs G. AI. Saunders, Air R. W. Saunders, Air W. Al. Shand, Airs W. AI. Shand, Air R. AI. Sams,' Airs E. Stewart, Aliss E. Stewart, Airs K. L. Stewart, Airs S. Simpson, Mr J. Scott, Alaster W. Samuels, Alaster L. Samuels, Mr E. Smyth, Aliss U. Smith, Mr F. Sharman, Alr R. G. Suiter, Airs R. G. Suiter, Air W. H. Shepherd, Aliss A. C. Tendall, Air H. L. Tapley, Air W. Toomey, Air H. I. Worseldine, Aliss E. B. Wright, Airs P. Wright, Air T. Weir, Mrs T. Weir, Aliss J. Watson, Mr S. G. Wilson, Mrs S. G. Wilson, Airs J. Wilson, Aliss K. J. Watkin, Airs K. J. Watkin, Aliss N. Wheater, Aliss V. AI. V ooldridge, Mr R. D. Walroiid, Mrs R. D. Walrond, the Rev. J. Wall, Mr C. E. Ahrens, Mrs D. Bighall, Miss F. Rawden. Air F. Bates, Airs A. Bates, Air J. D. Clarke, Aliss AI. S. Chapman, Mr L. J. Dooling, Mrs C. Dooling, Mr R. Darby, Mrs R. Darby, Aliss N. Darby, Mr j. C. Draffin, Airs AI. I. Drafiin, Aliss A. AI. Draffin, Aliss N. P. Draffin, Air C. A. Davis, Aliss E. Echevarn, Mr S. Fisher, Airs AI. P. Fisher, Mr R. Griffiths. Aliss G. E. Grigg, Aliss D. R. Griffin, Mrs C. A. Hoggarth, Mrs A. Hutton, Air J. Harrison, Airs E. Horne, Airs L. AI. Hansen, Aliss A. H. Ingram, Aliss E. Jenkins, Airs J. C. Jacobson, Air B. Kahm, Airs AI. Kenney, Air C. Kenney, Aliss C. Kenney, Aliss I. Kenney, Alaster W. Kenney, Aliss G. I. Leach Mrs J. P. Lusk, Mr S J. Little, Airs S. Little, Air G. Lumion, Airs AT. Lunnon, Aliss E. AI. Aliller, Air J. AUNaught, Mrs L. Al'Naught, Miss M. A. AUGregor, Aliss A. ’L. Alarstou, Aliss C AI. AUBeath, Air F. Parker, Airs A. Parker, Aliss Al. Pate, Mrs L. Reid, Mrs AI. Ryan, Airs R. Salter, Alaster R. E. Salter, Alaster B. AI. Salter, Air PL H. Smith, Airs E. H. Smith, Airs AI. Steele, Aliss H. Steele, Air B. L. Taylor, Airs A. Thompson. Aliss A. C. Thompson, Air C, H. Worth, Aliss E. AI. Whitmore, Master M. Wilson, Air A. Wigglesworth. Airs AI. Wigglesworth, Aliss J. Wigglesworth, Alaster F. Wigglesworth, Airs E. J. Wornall. VESSELS IN WIRELESS CALL. -JThe following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night;— 1 Auckland. —Aorangi, Karamea, Laburnum, Alataroa, Maui Poniare, Port Fremantle, Tasmania. Wellington.—Bencrnachan, Canadian Leader. Huntingdon, lonic, Kanna, Alahana, Alatai, Niagara, Otaio, Pakeha, Port Brisbane, Port Sydney, Rangatira, Rangatata, Ruahine, Tamahine, Wahinc, Waihemo. Awnrun. —Karepo, Alaunganui, Sir J. C. Ross, South Africa, Wainui. TELEGRAAIS AND CABLES. j AUCKLAND, December 14.—Ar-' rived: Canopus (11 p.m.), from West-j port. Sailed: Port'Fremantle (8 p.m.), for London; Kiwitea (8 p.m.). for Napier; Kairairo (9 p.m.), for Grey-i mouth. ' WELLINGTON, December 14.—Ar-I

rived: Kini (12.30 p.m.), from; Westport. Sailed: Holmdale (4.45 p.m.), for Wanganui; Storm (5 p.m 1 .), for Wanganui; Rangatira (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton. December 15—Arrived:' Wahine (6.56 a.m.), and Waimairino (7.5 a.m.), from Lyttelton. Sailed:! Huntingdon (7.5 a.m.), for Tokomaru Bay. LYTTELTON, December 14.—Sailed: Waimarino (4.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Wahine (8.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Taupata (9.50 p.m.),'for Nelson; SYDNEY, December 14.—Arrived • Waikouaiti, from Bluff. December 15 —Sailed: Kairanga, for Auckland. (For continuation see Late News.)

Wellington—E. 2 30.13 64 B C Greyraouth—E. 3 30.13 58 B Christ’ch—E.N.E. 6 20.15 59 BZ Timaru—N. 2 30.13 60 B Oamaru—N. 1 30.15 58 G Dunedin—S.W. ... 1 30.15 57 B C Queenstown —S. 1 30.05 55 B Nuggets—W.N.W. 3 30.12 57 B 0 Bluff—W 3 30.11 55 C