SHIPPING NEWS

Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 264, 7 November 1938, Page 5

SHIPPING NEWS

Detailed Movements ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES The following shipping mrormatlon gives details cf ships' movements to aitf from the port of Wellington:— EXPECTED ARRIVALS Coastat. Echo, Blenheim, 7th. Awahou, Waikokopu, 7th. Kalingo, Grey mouth, 7 th. Gale, Wanganui, Bth. Hokitika, Hokitika, Bth. Pukeko, Lyttelton, Bth. Te Aroha. Little Wanganui, Btli. Walana, Auckland, 9th. Breeze, southern ports, 9 th. Nikau, Nelson, 9th. Holmdale, southern ports. 10th. Holmglen, Waikato, 10th. Totara, Westport, 10th. Waipahi, southern ports, 10th. Karu, Greymouth, 10th. Waimarino, southern ports, 11th. Breeze, Wanganui, 11th. Port Waikato, Auckland. 11th. Wainui, Napier, 11th. Overseas. Gabriella, N.S.W. ports, Bth. Kaimiro, Napier, Sth. James Cook, Sydney, sth. Sydney Maru, Lyttelton. 9th. G. S. Walden, Auckland, 9th. Rotorua, New Plymouth, 10th. Matai, Cook Strait, 11th. Awatea, Sydney, 11th. Maunganui, Lyttelton, 11th. Tekoa, Auckland, 13th. City of Lyons, Auckland. 14th. Port Townsville, New Plymouth, 14th. Rangitata, London, 16th. Kopara, Antwerp, 17th. Maetsuycker, Auckland, 17th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Coastat. Kapuni, Wanganui, 7th. Hawera, Patea, 7th. Talisman, Nelson and bays, 7th. Tamahine, Picton, 7th, 2.45 p.m. Echo, Blenheim, 7th. Rangatira, Lyttelton, 7th. 7.45 p.m. Kaitoa, Nelson, 7th. Holmglen, New Plymouth, 7th. Totara, Westport, 7th. Inaha, Patea. Sth. Gale, southern ports, Bth. Kohi. Nelson and bays, Sth. Awahou, Napier, Sth. Breeze, Wanganui, 9th. Hokitika, Greymouth, 9th. Waiana, southern ports, 10th. Holmdale, Wanganui, via. picton, 10th. Holmlea, New Plymouth and Waikato, 10th. Holmglen, southern ports. 10th. Waipahi, New Plymouth, via Nelson, 10th. . , w Te Aroha. Westport and Little \N anganui. 10th. Waimarino, Auckland, 11th. Kaimiro, southern ports, 11th. Breeze, southern ports, 11th. Port Waikato, Dunedin, 11th. Wainui, Napier, 12th. Overseas. Kakapo, Weatport, 7th. Armadale, Lyttelton, Sth. Arawa, Auckland, Bth. Rangitiki, Auckland, Sth. Sydney Maru, Auckland, 11th. Maunganui. Bluff, 12th. Rotorua, Tokomaru Bay, 12th. Kaimata, Lyttelton, 13th. Awatea, Sydney, 14th. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICES WANGANELLA, due Auckland November 9; leaves Auckland November 11 for Sydney; due Sydney November 15. AWATEA. leaves Sydney November 8 for Wellington; due Wellington November 11; leaves Wellington November 14 for Sydney; due Sydney November 17; leaves Sydney November 18 for Auckland. MAUNGANUI, leaves Melbourne November 6, Dunedin November 8, Lytteflon November 10, Wellington November 11; leaves Wellington November 14 for Melbourne; due Melbourne November 18, leaves Melbourne November 23 for Wellington: due Bluff November 27, Dunedin November 29, Lyttelton December 1, Wellington December 2. WESTRALIA, leaves Melbourne Novem ber 16, Sydney November 19 for Welling ton; due 'Wellington.November 23; leaves Wellington November 24 for Sydney and Melbourne; due Sydney November 28, Melbourne November 30; leaves Melbourne November 30, Sydney December 2 for Auckland; due Auckland December 6; leaves Auckland December 8 for Sydney; due Sydney December 12. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICES AORANGI, due Honolulu November 11, I Vancouver November 23 for Sydney; due Honolulu November 30, Suva December 9, Auckland December 12; leaves Auckland December 12; due Sydney December NIAGARA, uue Suva November 11, i Auckland November 14; leaves Auckland November 15; due Sydney November 19; leaves Sydney November 24 ’ for Vancouver; due Auckland November 28; leaves Auckland November 29; due ' Suva December 2, Honolulu December 9, 1 Vancouver December 16. ) MONTEREY, leaves Melbourne NoI vember 7, Sydney November 11 for I San Francisco; due Auckl m l November 14; due Suva N'oveinoer 17. Honolulu November 22, Los Angeles November 2S, San Francisco November 2i». MARIPOSA, leaves San Francisco November 8, Angeles Novem- > ber 9 for Sydney and Melbourne, > due Honolulu November 14, Suva Novem ber 22, Auckland November 25; leaves I Auckland November 25; due Sydney November 28, Melbourne December 2; leaves Melbourne December 5, Sydney December ' 0 for San Francisco; due Auckland December 12; due Suva December 15, Hono--1 lulu December 21, Los Angeles December 26, San Francisco December 27. * DOMINION BOUND AKAROA, left Southampton October 28 for Auckland; due December 1. CUMBERLAND, left Liverpool October 9 for Auckland; due November 17. CITY OF LYONS, left New York October 8 for Auckland; due November 9. GERA, left New Orleans about October 4 for Auckland; due about November 7 GABRIELLA, left Newcastle November 2 for Wellington; due November 8. 1 KOPARA, left Antwerp September 1 for Wellington; due about November 15. KAIPARA, left Montreal October 21 for Auckland; due November 23. MAETSUYCKER, left Saigon abou; October 15 for Auckland due November XANIWA MARU, left Mlike October 30 for Auckland; due November 20. I PORT AUCKLAND, left New York ' October 31 for Auckland; due about De cember 3. PORT HUON, left London October 11 foi Auckland; due November 20. RANGITATA, left London October 13 for Wellington (passengers only); due November 16. ’ SYDNEY MARU. left Moji October ? ’ for Dunedin; due November 6. 1 SPEiFANK, eft Loc Oc*ObM 17 for Auckland; due November 13. TRIENZA. left Nauru October 23 for Auckland; due November 7. W AIM ARAM A. left Liverpool October 24 for Auckland; due November 24. G. S. WALDEN, left Sumatra October 18 for Auckland; due November 5. ■ J as. Payn, the novelist, like so many writers, was an inveterate smoker; hi 3 pipe was always in his mouth. His doc- . tor warned him repeatedly about over- ! smoking and told him plainly that if he carried on as he was doing he would be a dead man in ten years’ time. But he paid no heed, lived for years beyond his doctor’s limit, and never gave up smoking till the end of the chapter! As to the harmfulness of smoking it all depends upon the tobacco. Really choice baccy, sweet and fragrant and above all pure may, and often does, prove more beneficial than otherwise, and if purity is valued as it should be by every smoker there are no purer brands manufactured than the well-known toasted varieties Cut lug No. 10 (Bullslicad), Cavendish and Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). These are for the pipe. Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold make the finest of all cigarettes. Go where you will you’ll find all five blends on sale—the most convincing proof you can fcave of their iuu&e&gs go£ul.arit^