SHIPPING

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 28 August 1939, Page 6

SHIPPING

ARRIVED 27th August—aux scow TALISMAN j (3 a.m.) 70, Henry, from Wellington. 27th August—steamer MATANGI (5.40 a.m.) 1349, Wildman, from Wellington. 1 Passengers:—Mrs Brown, Mr and Mrs Walker, Mr and Mrs Walter, Miss : Stoney Johnson. Mrs Stonev Johnson, j Mr Leaper, Mrs Yates, Mrs Nottage and infant, Mr Auld, Mr Dredge. Mr H. : Manoy. Mr Marks, Mr Stitt. Mr T. Martin, Miss Parks and infant, Mrs Collins, Mrs Thompson. Mrs and Miss Bonis, Mrs and Miss Hall, Mrs H. Simmons, Miss Scott. Mr and Miss Cross, , Mr and Mrs Chapman. Mr and Mrs Browning and child. Miss Manning, Miss Dockerill and infant. Miss M. Taylor. Mr R. Strange. Mr J. Shanahan. Mr Roil. Mr and Mrs Spencer. Miss Wadsworth, Mr Barker. Mr Quinney, Mr G. Howell. Mr Bonis, Mr Padfield, Mr Prout. Mr Scoggins. Mr Park. Mr Humphries. 27th i ugust—m.v. NIKAU (7 a.m.) 248. Eden, from Westport. 27th August—m.v. PURIRI <'8.30 a.m.) 423. Wahlstrom. from Grey mouth. 28th August- m.v. ALEXANDER (5.30 j a.m.) 377. Macmillan, from Onchunga. SAILED 26th August—steamer KAITOA <G.2O| p.m.) 303. O'Donnell, for Wellington. j 28th August—aux scow TALISMAN i (5 a.m.) 70, Henry, for Motueka. The Matangi sails for Wellington dir- i ect at 7.30 o'clock this evening. The Kaitoa arives from Wellington i to-morrow morning and sails on return j trip for Wellington direct at 7 p.m. The Rata, circumstances permitting, leaves New Plymouth to-night for j Tarakohe. The Puriri is expected to leave Nelson to-morrow for Greymouth. The Titoki, weather permitting, leaves Tarakohe to-night for Nelson. The Alexander arrives from Motueka to-morrow morning and sails afternoon for Onehunga. The Taupata leaves Lyttelton to-mor-, row for Nelson and Mapua. The Nikau sails to-night for Tarakohe thence Wellington. The Karu is announced to leave Dunedin to-night for Nelson via southern ports and Wellington. The Talisman sails to-night for Waitapu and Wellington. I United Press Association] AUCKLAND. This Day. Arrived —Maunganui, from Sydney at 7.5 a.m.; Sussex from Wellington at 7.15 a.m. CHRISTCHURCH. This Day. Arrived—Maui Pomare, from Niue Island. (Received 28th August, 9.25 a.m.) LONDON, 27th August. Arrived:—At London, Tckoa: at Panama, Turakina. Sailed: Port Huon, from Liverpool: Aorangi. from Victoria. OFFICIAL LABOUR IN N.S.W. sweeping victory for heffron PARTY fUPA-bv Llpi'l f :<• I im i ! --L.fe'.r (Received 23th August, 10.35 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. The “Sydney Herald” says the Labour Unity Conference resulted in a sweeping victory for the Heffron Party which has now become the official Labour Party in New South Wales.

HIGH WATER. pm. SUN. am. p.m. Mon. 28 8.21 8.55 6.28 5.27 Tue. 29 9.15 9.40 6.27 5.28 Wed no 9.56 10.21 6.26 5 29 Thu. 31 10.36 10.57 6 24 5.30 The half-ar time i-hour for ■ after lighting sunset vehicles is