SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22777, 10 July 1937, Page 10

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

PORT OF AUCKLAND

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS Herckino «> a.m.), from Portland; Waiinarino ((>.30 a.m.), from Wellington. Mariposa (T.'jr, a.m.). from Los Ansrelcs. Passengers:— First Class.—Mr. I. Appelberg, Mies E. L. Arnold. Miss D. A. Bacrhus, Mr. A. Bell, Mrs. M. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. BrinsIcy, Miss P. Brinsley, Mr. and Mrs. h. Bruntier, Mr. G. P. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. P. Cabot, Mr. '!'. H. Cauehe.v. Miss I. Cocker, Miss R. Cocker, Dr. 11. & Cory, Miss E. Cousino, Dr. A. W. De Berry, Dr. and Mrs. P. Dengler, Mis, D. J. larra, Mr. L. Ferguson, Miss M. Hamilton, Mr. G. T. Hnnkin, Mr. ana Mrs. C. J. Hansard, Miss J. Hansard Mr. K. Hem citon Miss D. Herbert, Mrs. I'■ E- Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hunter, Miss M. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. 'J'. Impcry. Dr. S. Isaacs Mr. N. Jameson, Mrs. A. Keegan Master L. Keegan, Mr. R. J. Kerridge Mr. W. H. Kerr id ere, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. LanKe, Dr. M. Lee. Mrs. C. Levin. Mrs. Z. Little, 7)r. H. Luther, Sir P. and Lady Meadon, Master W. E. Miller, Mr. and Mrs J. Minehan, Dr. M. Myers, Dr. and Mrs. C. Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 0 Callaghan. Dr. H. Rugg, Mr and Mrs. E. Salter Davies. Mr. and Mrs. M. ScottAoung, ifr. and Mrs. D. Sheath. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. s ' abe Iy Ml £ s I. Stennett. Miss K. M. Stewart, Mr. G. D. Stewart, Baroness O. 1 etzner, Mr. A. Tyrer, Mrs. N. A. Tyrer Miss M- C. Twists Mr. S. V. Vale, Mrs N. Vale, Mr. S. Vesfey, Mr. R.. Walker Mrs. C. M. Wilson, Miss R. Winiata. Mr. and -Irs. p' Zilliacus, Miss M. Zilhacus, Master P. Zilliacns. „, _ _ ~ Cabin Class.—Mr. C. Beaver Mr. R. Be 1Booth, Mr. H. «. Bennett Mr. c -_ £ Bradley, Mr. D. Bradley, Mr. S- C. Brad ley, Mr. F. Bronowicz, Mr. F Burton, Miss r, fnine Miss A. Carlson, Mr. Jv ,J. thew Mr. E. Church, Mrs. S. Cunningham, Miss' H. Doran, Mr. R. H Durrance, Mrs. G V. Edwards, Mr. G. F. Elliston. Mr. F H. Fawcett, Mr. T. Finemore Miss .T. Goodwin, Miss J. Granger. Miss H. Harker, Miss K. Hay, Mr. W. Heslop, Mr A. S. [lodd Mrs. M. E. Howart. Miss J. Howarth, Mi" K. Jacomb, Miss E. M. James, Mr. A P. Jameson, Mr. F. Jiidson. Miss L. .7. Kennedy, Mr. J. Laugh 1m Miss G. AH. Macmillaru Mr. H. K Mal.von. Mr. F. Marshall. Hon. A. W. North, Miss M. R. Vortli Mr. C. K. Perry. Dr. and Mrs. T. j. Resell. Mr. X. E. Sampson, Miss K. Strickland, Mr. W. Studer. 11.M.5. Wakakura <l>.lo a.m.), from Pori*'Tauranga (1.10 P- m -|> ro '" i, nf ! 8 Harbour; Hauiti (1.15 P.m.). from Coro " mandel.

YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES K a linen (5.30 p.m.), for Herekino (10.25 p.m.), for Portland. Hawaii (0.50 p.m.), for Thames. Mariposa (!) p.m.), for Sydney. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY Por™ Wh'an*Karei, S f afternodn Paroto, from North, morninfj. Pono, from Kerepeehi, mornine. Hauiii, from Waiheke, B.'lo a.m. Tiihoc. from Paeroa, morning. Claymore, from Whangarei, <l-.JO a.m. Kawau, from Thames, '2 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Cornwall, for Wellington, noon. Omana, for Welington, noon. Yarra for Wellington; noon. . Port Bowen, for Wellington, evening. Port Tauranga, for Waikokopu, afternoon. Tuhoe, for Paeroa, 11 a m Hauiti, for Waiheke, 11 a.m. Otimai, for Awanui, noon. VESSELS DUE TO-MORROW Brisbane Maru, from Mflji, expected. Canopus, from West port, expected. Waipawa, from Wellington, evening. Clansman, from Russell. 11 a.m. Kauri, from New Plymouth, afternoon. VESSELS SAILING TO-MORROW Claymore, for Whangarei, 9 p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND Intercolonial and Coastal Port Whangarei. Lyttelton, June 10. Kairanga, Sydney, July 10. Kauri, New Plymouth, June 11. Canopus, West port, July Ilv Niagara. Sydney. July 1 Pukeko, Portland, July 12. Overseas Pontyprid, Ocean Island, July 31. Brisbane Mam, Moji, July 11Waipawa, Wellington, July 11, to load Australia Star. Gisborne, July 13. to load. Maetsuycker, Saigon. July 13. Matua, Suva,_ July 14- . G. S: Walden, San Francisco, July 14. Hauraki, Vancouver, July 10. Arawa. Southampton, July 16. Thistleford, San Domingo, July 17. Kozan Marn. Kobe, Jul.v 1'; Waimana, Liverpool. July 19. Port Fremantle, Miner, July 19, to Canadian Challenger, Wellington, July 20, to load. _ , Citv of Shanghai, New York, July 20. Kent, Wellington, July 22, to oad. Northumberland, Avonmouth, July 23. Turakina, Tokomaru Bay, July 23. Monowai, Vancouver, July 2fi. Matakana, Australia, July 26. City of Glasgow, Montreal, July 28. Port Bowen, Sydney, July 28, to load. Essex. Liverpool. July 2S). H.M.S Wellington, Rarotonga, _August 3. Monterey, Los Angeles, August 5. Van Rees, Singapore, August 5. Cornwall, Opua, August 5, to load. , Canadian Cruiser. Port Alfred. August 6. Anhalt, New Orleans. August 6. Arawa, New Plymouth, August S. to load. Sydney Maru, Moji, August 9. Rangitata, Wellington, August 9, to load. Cambridge, New York, August 10. Mataroa, Southampton, August 10. Naniwa Maru, Kobe, August 21. Niagara, Vancouver, August 23. Wairuna, Vancouver, August 25. Hertford. Liverpool. August 20. H.M.S. Achilles, Suva, August 27. H.M.S. Leander, Plymouth, August 27. Port. Brisbane, New York, August 29. Ardenvohr. Montreal. September 1. Narbada. Calcutta. September 4. H.M.S. Leith, Nukualofa. September 18. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND Intercolonial and- Overseas Melbourne Star, London, July 12. liotoriia, London, July 13. Niagara, Vancouver, July 13. Matua. Conk Islands. July 15. Australia Star, Southampton, July 16. Waipawa, London. July 17. Canadian Challenger. New \ork, July 22. Port Fremantle. London, July, 24. Monowai, Sydney. July 27. Kent. Southampton, July 2S. Turakina. London, July 28. Arawa. London. August 14. City of Glasgow. New York. August 27. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND Wnneanclla. left Wellington July 8; due Sydney Jnlv 12 and Melbourne; leaves Svdney July 17; due Auckland July 21. Maunganui. left Auckland July due Sydney July V2; leaves Sydney July 10; due Wellington July 20.

PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE Niagara, left Sydney July S; due Auckland July 12; leaves Auckland July 13; due Vancouver July HO. Monowai. left Vancouver July 8; due Auckland July 20; leaves Auckland July 2<; due Sydney" July 31. Monterev left Sydney June 25; arrived and left' Auckland Juno 28; due Los Angeles July 12. . , Mariposa, left Los Angeles June 23; arrived and left Auckland July f>; due Sydney July 12. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Arawa, left Southampton June 11; due Auckland July 10. Rangitata, left London June 24; due Wellington July 28. Mataroa. left Southampton July 0; duo Auckland August 12. Rangitane. leaves London July 22; due Wellington August 25. Akaroa, leaves London August 5; due Auckland September i). ■ Tninui, leaves Southampton August 20; due Wellington September 27. UNION CARGO VESSELS Elauraki, left Los Angeles June 22 for Auckland (due July to). Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia. Kaimiro, left Greymouth July D, and Picton, for Auckland. Kairanga, left Sydney July 3 for Auckland (due July 10). Kalingo, left Auckland July i) for Newcastle and Sydney. Kauri, left Melbburno July 2 for New Plymouth, Auckland. Wellington ami Lyttelton. Kekerangu, loads Melbourne and Hobart late July fo: Wellington and Auckland. Oniana, leaves Auckland July 10 for Wellington, thence Lyttelton. Waiana, leaves Dunedin Julv 12 for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. Waimarino, leaves Auckland July 12 for Dunedin. Bluff and Timaru. Waiotapu. at Wellington, thence Melbourne and Sydney Waipinta, left Bluff July J» for Oamaru. Timaru. Wellington and Auckland. Wingatni left Auckland July 7 for Well ington, Picton. Lyttelton Dunedin and Timaru VESSELS IN PORT Devonport—H.M.S Philomel. H.M.S Wakakura. Prince's Wharf—Waimarino (U.S.S.), Cornwall (N.Z.S.), Melbourne Star (8.5.L.).

Queen's Wharf —Rotorua (N.Z.S.). p„., Bowen (F.C.A.). Omana (U.S.S.). King's Wharf —Yarra (H.P.). Central Wharf—Port Tauranga (N.S S) In Stream —Nurula. ' ; t The Omana, which is berthed at On<w. Wharf, will sail for Wellington at noon tr! day. lo " x The Kaimiro left Greymouth at loqo o'clock yesterday morning for Auckland via' Picton. ' ' a . The Huddart-Parker steamer Yarra win sail from King's-Wharf at noon to-dav Wellington and Sydney. With cargo from Westport, the Westnort * Coal Company's steamer Canopus will arrive to-morrow and berth at Western Wharf. The Waimarino arrived from Wellington yesterday morning and berthed at Prinze Wharf. She will sail on Monday direct to Duncdin. a The Union Company's motor-ship Kauri left New Plymouth at threo o'clock yesterday afternoon, and is expected here to-morrow to discharge Australian cargo.'She will berth at '' Prince's Wharf, ai,d after discharge she will load for Lyttelton. PONTYPRIDD TO-MORROW ' The steamer Pontypridd is expected here to-morrow from Ocean Island with a phosphate cargo. She will berth at King's Wharf. MATUA ON WEDNESDAY The Union Company's motor-ship Malna left Apia at midnight on Wednesday for Suva and Auckland, where she is due on Wednesday. She will sail on Thursday for the Cook Islands. RETURN OF WAKAKURA After three months in the South on training cruises with Royal Naval Volunteer reserve units, H.M.S. Wakakura returned from Wellington yesterday morning and berthed at Calliope Wharf. KAIRANGA FROM SYDNEY With general Australian cargo, the Union Company's steamer Kairanga is expected thin evening* from Sydney. She will berth at Kind's Wharf. CORNWALL DELAYED Discharge at Prince's Wharf of the Federal Line steamer Cornwall was not completed last night, and the vessel will now sail fojc Wellington at noon to-day. t THE PORT BOWEN To continue discharge of British cargo, the Port Line steamer Port Bowen is ex- " pected to sail for Wellington from Queen's Wbarf this evening. V ~ . HUNTINGDON .\T OPUA Loading for London and West Coast ports at Opua, the Federal Line steamer Huntingdon is expected to sail to-morrow morning for Tokomaru Bay. THE KOZAN MARU On her first voyage to New Zealand the Yainashita Kisen Kaisha vessel Kozan Maru will arrive here from Kobe next Saturday. In addition to GOO tons general cargo she carries 2000 tons of sulphur. THE BRISBANE MARU No wireless advice was received yesterdav from the Osaka Shosen Kaisha motorship Brisbane Maru, which is expected tomorrow from Moji. She will berth at Queen's Wharf. CARGO FOR LONDON The Blue Star Line motor-ship Melbourne Star, now completing loading at Prince's Wharf, will sail on Monday at noon for London, via Cape Horn. NIAGARA EN ROUTE The Royal Mail liner Niagara, which left Sydney on Thursday afternoon, is expected here on Monday morning. She will berth at Prince's Wharf and sail at 11 a.m. on Tuesday in continuation of her voyage to Vancouver. WAIPAWA FROM WELLINGTON The Shaw, Savill and Albion motor-ship Waipawa is expected to clear Wellington this morning for Auckland. She js due tomorrow evening, and she will complete homeward loading at Central Wharf. NOTICE TO MARINERS The Auckland Harbour Board advises that the beacon with black cage surmount markine the reef off the north end of Motuihi, which was recently damaged, has now been replaced. The black bnoy temporarily marking the reef has been removed. MARIPOSA DESPATCHED After a delay of three-quarters of an • hour the Matson liner Mariposa wa* i de«patched from King's Wharf at 8.45 o'clock last evening in continuation of her voyage from Los Angeles to Sydney. The Mariposa carried 200 passengers from Auckland, the largest number she has yet taken across the Tasman. WATCHLIN LINE MOVEMENTS The Port Tauranga arrived yesterday afternoon from Coff's Harbour and began discharge of hardwood poles and sleepers at Central Wharf. She will sail this afternoon for Waikokopu and Napier. The Port Whangarei is expected here this afternoon ' from Lyttelton. She will berth at Northern Wharf and after discharge of Auckland cargo she will sail on Tuesday evening for Whangarei, returning to this port on Thursday morning to load for usual southern ports. This will be her first trip in the recently inaugurated South Island, Tauranga, Auckland and Whangarei service. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland. Matai, Hauraki. Kalingo, Matua, Maungatiui. Niagara, Brisbane Maru, Cornwall. Huntingdon, Idomeneus, Mariposa, M.vrtlebank, Rowanbank. „ Wellington.—Maori, Tamahine, Wahine, H.M.S. Achilles, Karetu, Monowai. Wanganella, Australia Star, Canadian Challenger, \ Arawa, Gcra, Mataroa, Monterey, Port Fremantle. Port Wellington, Rangitata, Remnera. Tamaroa. „,, „ „ Awarua.—H.M.S. Leander, H.M.S. Wellington, Gabriella, Karepo, Waitaki, Inaster.. G. S. Walden. Auretta, Cathay, Chitral, Keifuku Maru, Kent. Maetsuycker, Maioja, Oronsay, Queen 'Mary, Queen \ ictoria, Rangitiki, Thistleford. Chatham Islands. —South Sea. BY TELEGRAPH WELLINGTON.—JuIy 9: Arrived—Waiotapu (3.10 a.m.), from Auckland: Wahine (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Port Fremantle (7.20 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Huia (5 p.m.), from Melbourne. Sailed—Recorder (noon), for Sydney; Karu (-1 p.m.), for Greymouth; Port Wellington (-1.5 p.m.), for London; Wahine (7.50 p.m.). for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON.—JuI v f>: Arrived—Breeze (0.30 a.m.), from Timaru; Maori (6.10 a.m.), from Wellington; Nardana (S.l-]> a.m.), from Wellington." Sailed —Breeze (4.55 p.m.). for Wellington; Maori (5.20 p.m.). for Wellington;. Tees, for Chatham Islands; Waikouaiti, for Timaru. DUNEDIN. —July 9: Arrived—Waiana (7.15 a.m.). from Wellington; Rangitiki (4.30 p.m.), from Lyttelton; Gabriella (5 p.m.). from I,yttelton. Sailed—Auretta (noon), for Westport. r BLUFF.—JuIy 0: Sailed—Waipiata.(l-50 a.m.), for Oamaru. SUVA.—June 0: Arrived—Limerick (2 p.m.), from Sydney. CURACAO.—June fi: Sailed—Port Hunter (Auckland to London). PANAMA.—June 6: Sailed— City of Glasgow (Montreal to Auckland). SYDNEY PASSENGER LIST AN ERROR CORRECTED A regrettable error occurred on June n last, in the published passenger list of tie S.S. Maunganui. which left Auckland for SMney on .Tune 10. Included in the list tie mimes of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hanna appoare Mr. W. Hanna. of London, has been in ton munication with the Union f!™"' . r ,l rre d Company concerning the error winch onru in the compiling of the passenger n> . - Hanna was travelling »nj}. c u co » , J , ' , . , ' l n ed r 'Lan" ney, en route to London, lhe t nIOI J C , wishes to state that it regrets the unfortunate error which has caused or J !.' NoV . Mr. Hanna undue lnconvenien.e .i'id ance, and wishes to remove any misconceu about the matter.