SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22887, 16 November 1937, Page 4

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

PORT OF AUCKLAND

HEAVY SHIPPING TRADE Practically no spare berthage space was available at- tlie wharves yesterdav and activity will he maintained today. Chief interest in to-day's movements will centre in the arrival ironi Saigon. via Eastern ports, ol the South I'acilic Iji lie motor-ship -Maetsnvcker. which will herth at King's Wharf short I v after seven o'clock this morning. Two overnight arrivals, the Salamaiia, from Galveston. and tlie Canadian Con(|iieroV. from Wellington. will also herth this morning. Departures vesterdav included the .Matson liner Mariposa. for San Francisco, and the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Uangitiki, for (Jisnorne. The Canadian Australasian liner Aorangi. at Prince's Wharf, will sail for Sydney at ID o'clock to-night. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS Waipiata (.").!,"> a.m.), from Wellington. Mariposa (,<>..'so a.m.), from Sydney. sengers:First Class.— -Mr. J. C. Alexander, J)r. arid Mrs. J. I(. Anderson, Mr. ami Mrs. H. Archer, Mr. B. D. A rinst rong, Mr. and Mrs. F. Armstrong, Miss M. Austin, Mrs. I;. J. Avion, Miss W. Ayton, Mr. and Mrs. Beanland, Mr. J. Beaurang, Mrs. M. M. Bell, Mrs. Z. Benjamin, Captain t. BliiyiiftV, Mr. A. Bowman, Miss J). Branford, Mr. .1. 'l'. Brady, Mr. 0. Bridgewater, Mr. J\. Brown, Mr. K. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. W. Burges, Mr. F. Burke. Miss M. Huteher, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Clarke, Mr. C. Coleburn, Mr. K. Collin, Mr. P. Collmson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Crockett, Mr. J. J£. Cronly. Mrs T. Crimp, Dr. 11. A. Cunningham,Air. R. Cycowski, Lady Davis, Mr. D. Davis, Mr. R. J. Deare, Air. and Mrs. H. C. Dillon, Mr. C. Docker, Mrs. G. Donovan, Miss M. Drumniond, Mr. H. Karly, Mr. and Mrs. J. Faulkner, Mr. R. G. V. tear, Mr. A. H. Fitts, Mr. J. C. Forsyth. Mr. H. Froinmermaii, Miss G. M. Geekie, -Mr. K. 11. Godwin, Mr. F. Goldberg, Mr. A. Gott, Mrs. H. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. G. I'. Grey, Mr. P. J. Hackett, Mr. and Mrs A. D. Flail, Mr. J. Bailsman, Mr. S. Bailsman, Mr. D. H. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. \\. H. Hrminprwa.v, Mrs. L. Hennirifc, Mr. D. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. \Y. J. Hobbs, Miss M. M. Hogan, Miss E. Holder. Miss C. Holledge, Miss f!. A. Holman, Mr. R. Hopkins. Mr. It. D. Hoskin, Mr. Redge D. Hoskin Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. A_. B. •Jones, Mr. I!. E. Jones, Mr. F. P. Kane, Mrs. I. Kijfht, Mr. H. D. Kingston. Mr. F. Kramer, Mr. K. Krawinkel. Miss G. Langford. Mr. A. .T. Leach, Mr. E. O. I,veil, Mr. It. Mayreder, Mr H. C. Mo Cov, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McDonald, Mr. H. Mcbonnell, Mrs. A. L. McKwen, Mr. .1. C. McXab, Mr. R. J. McNeil, Mr. I. Melling Mrs. G. Milliken, ' Mr. and Mrs. |{. W. Moore, Mr. D. F. Morand. Mr. >.. S. Morris. Mr. J. M. Newman, Mr. A. Oshorne. Mr. If. O'Shea, Mr. h. Paddle Mr. D W. Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Poole. Miss J. H. Poole, Mr. C. Phillip, Mr. and Mrs. F. Purbrick, Mr. C. B. Head. Mr. G. C. Reid, Mrs. M. F,. Rennick, Miss M, S. Hen nick, Mr. H. Rexeis, Miss M. J. Roberts. Mr. K. W. Bobbins, Mrs E. \\. Robbins, Mrs. A. M. Robinson Miss Y Bohinson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rod well, Mr. C. \\ . Russell, Mrs. L. Russell, Miss D. A. Searle. Miss 11. Severance. Mr. A. ('. Shaw. Miss J . D. Singer, Mr. R. M. Simmers, Miss A. Small. Miss M. Smith. Miss T. L. Smith, Mr and Mrs. W. Smith. Mr. B. Smith, Mr. T. 'Smith. Mrs. T. Smith, Mr I. Spencer. Mr. R. P. Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. M. Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. \V. Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. D. Stonehonsr. Dr. Fl. \V. Stroncr. Professor H. Sutton. Mr. F. Tose, Miss M I resitlder. Mrs. A. E. Tudliope. Mr. J. C fr. Walton, Miss R. Wheeler, Mr H. Whitehouse Miss L. Whitfield. Mr. W. Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson, Mrs. R. M. Wood. Mr. K. A. Wright. Mr ß ' F '- A - y" ie - Mrs. M. A. Zaliara.

Cabin Class.—Mr. 0. Anderson, Rev Sister A poll i ne. Mrs. K. Banks, Miss X. Barker. Mr C S. Barker, Mr. J. Beinnnd, Mr. and Mrs F. Bowker, Mr. L. Brodie, Mrs. M. (I. Browne. .Master 7,. Browne, Mr. I<. Burgess. Mrs. F. Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. M A Caddv, Mr. R. Cameron. Mrs. H. Cameron, Mr. K. ('. A. Carter. Mrs B. Chamhers. Mrs. M. Chambers, Miss K. Cook. Mr. J. K. A. Cook, Mr. J. Cram, Mrs. J. Cram. Mr. L. W. Denison, Mrs. A. S. Derry, Mr. .]. Dobbin. Mr. G. E. Donelan Miss G. Downey, Mr. H. A. Duggaii. Mr. 1. L. Diirnaii. Rev. Sister Enulle. Mr. J. Familo, Mr. and Mrs. A. Farrell, Miss A. Fielding, Mr. E. Fowkes. Mrs. C. Foers. Mr J. C. Croves Miss M. Gvson. Miss D. Hawkins. Miss K. Havs. Mr. J. W. Hill. LientenantColonel W. Hoare, Mrs. W. J. Hoare, Mr I?. Hollands. Mrs. A. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs A. Jacobson. Master D. Jacobson, Mr. ,T C. Johnston, Miss T. Jones, Mrs. M. Jay. Mr. K. Kevvar.-Miss P. Knopp, Rev. Sister Lucie, Mrs. E. H. MacDonnell, Mr. H. C. Maslen, Miss D. M. Matters. Mrs. J. SfcCa lin in, Master M. McCallum. Master D. McCallum. Mr. H. R McClure Mrs. M. McMullan, Mr. E. McMullan, Mr. G. A. McXeill. Miss W. M. Miller, Mr. S. L. Mockford, Mrs. L. Mounsler. Mr. R. Nilan. Rev Sister Xoel, Mr. R. Orme, Mr. R. 7 arkinson, Mr A. S. Paterson. Mr. X. Reinberg, Mr A. Ripley, Mrs. A. Ripley. Miss P. Roberls. Mr. J. C. Rudge. Mr. and Mrs A. G Savill Mrs. X. Sclioficld, Miss E. Schofield Mrs. F. Steer. Mrs. M. Sutton. Mr. \ E. Taylor. Miss C. H. Wade Miss C. M. Wade, Mr. T. H. Ward. Mrs D. Ward. Mr I\. W. Weber. Mrs. F. W. eber. Mr. A. C,. Wilson, Mrs. F. M. Wilson. Port Hunter (5.30 a.m.), from Wellington- Clansman (10.-lo a.m.), from Russell; Karepo 11 I ,2."i a.m.), from West port. Salamaua ni.l."> p.m.), from Galveston. Canadian Conqueror (8.:i!(i p.m.), from Wellington I'ukeko (10..V) p.m.), from Portland.

YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES Ilerekino (12.25 a.m.). for Portland; Kawau (Ii p.m.), for Warkworth. ilangitiki p.m.). for Gisborne. Mariposa Hi p.m.). for San Francisco. Poiio (9.10 p.m.), for Thames; Paroto (10.Ri p.mi.), for North. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY Maetsuvcker, from Saigon, <i a.m. port Whangarei, from Lyttcltoii, evening. Raiigiiiui, from Tauranga, morning. Tn hoe. from Paeron, morning. Claymore; from Whangarei, morning. Kawau, from Warkwortb, evening. Hauiti, from Coromandel, .11.30 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Aornngi, for Sydney 10 p.m. Xaniwa Maru, for Wellington, 5 p.m. Margaret W., for Gisborne, a p.m. Coronation, for Whangarei, 5 p.m. I'ukeko, for Gisborne, 3 p.m. Tuhoe, for Paeroa, 5 p.m. Hauiti. for Coromandel, 10 a.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 7 p.m. Ranginui. for Tauranga, 5 p.m. Karepo, for Portland, evening. Maimoa. for Wellington. (1 a.m. Clansman, for Russell, 1 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND INTERCOLONIAL A .NT) Co\STAL Port Whangarei, Lyttelton, Xovember 16. Poolta, Greyinontli, Xovember 17. Huia, Wellington, November 17. Kauri, Xewcastle, Xovember 17. Matai, Northern lights, Xovember 18. Awate.i. Sydney, November 10. Kaimiro. Westport, Xovember It). Port Whangarei, Whangarei, Xovember 10. Gabriolla, Newcastle, November '2'jt, Overseas Maetsuyckcr, Saigon, November 16. Rangitata, London, Xovember 17. Tongariro, Now Plymouth, Xovember 18. Stratlimore, Brisbane, November 10. Waiotapu, Los Angeles. Novembei 10. Tamaroa, Dunedin, November 20, to load. Sydney Maru, Moji, Xovember 20. Edward F. Johnson, San Francisco. November 22. Ruahine. Tokomaru Bay, November 22, to load. Now Zealand, San Francisco, November 24. Monterey, San Francisco, November 26. Cit.v of Glasgow Montreal November 27. Port Chalmers, Napier, November 20, to load. Waipawa. Napier, December 2, to load. Port Hobarl, New York, December 3. Port Hunter, New Plymouth, December 3, to load. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND Intercolonial and Overseas Aoraugi, Sydney, November 16. Canadian Conqueror, Baltimore, November is. Antiope, Newcastle, November 10 Awatea. Sydney. November 2(1 Waiotapu, Melbourne. November 24. Monterey, Sydney. November 26. Awatea, Sydney, November 20. Aorangi, Vancouver, Xovember 30. Rualiine, London, December 1. Waipahi, Suva, December 3. Port Chalmers, London, December 4. Waipawa, London, December S.

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND Waiißiiuella. loaves Sydney November 20; due Wellington November 21; leaves Welllnsrlon November 25; due Sydney November 20. Awatea,' leaves Sydney November 1(5; due Auckland November 10; leaves Auckland November 20; due Sydney November 20. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE Niagara, left Sydney October 2S; arrived Auckland November t; left Auckland November 2; due Vancouver November 10. . Aoriinvci, left Vancouver October 27; arrived Auckland November M; leaves Auckland November 10; due Sydney November 20. Monterey, 'eft San Francisco November 0; due Auckland November leaves Auckland November 2(>; due Sydney November 20. Mariposa, left Sydney November 12; arrived and left Auckland November 16; due San Francisco November 30.

BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Rangitata, left London October 11; due Auckland November 17. Rotorua, left Liverpool October -3; due Auckland December .">. Arawa, left Southampton October JO; due Wellington December 3. Ifangitanc, left London November 11; line Wellington December l-">. Mataroa, leaves Southampton November _o; due Auckland December HO.

UNION CARGO VESSELS Gabriella, leaves Newcastle November Hi for

Auckland. , Kaimiro, leaves Weal port November H> for Auckland. . , Kairanga, loads Newcastle November IS for Sydney and Auckland. Karepo, leaves Auckland November 10 for Portland and West port. Karliyi, loads Oreymouth November Hi, then West port, for Auckland. Kauri, left Newcastle November 1-' lor Auckland arid Wellington. Omana, loads Edithbiirg about November --i, thence Adelaide and Melbourne, for New J'lymouth, Auckland, Napier and \\ellPoolta n i Kl "eft ('ireymouth November 1 1 for Auckland. ... . ... Waiana, leaves Bluff about November D) for Dunedin, Timaru, Lyttelton, \\ elnngton and Auckland. . Waimarino, leaves Dunedin November l-> ror Bluff, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. , _ , ~ Waipahi, leaves Auckland December .5 for Suva to load for Auckland. Waipiata. leaves Auckland November 10 for Wellington. Pirton. Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamaru. and Timaru. Waitaki, loads Sydney November 10 for Auckland and Wellington. VESSELS IN PORT Devon port—H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. WakaPrince's" 4 Wharf —City of -Manila (N.Z.S.), Aorangi (C.S.S.), Waipiata (L.S.S.). Queen's Wharf -Canadian Conqueror <N.7,.S Napier Star (N.Z.S.), Maimoa (A.b.P. . Central Wharf-Port Hunter (F.C.A.), Naniwa Maru (It. and S'.). Kind's Wharf— Salamaua (K.P.). Maetsuvcker (If. and S.l, Piikeko (W. and W.), Margaret W. (F.C.A.). • Western Wharf—Karepo (L.S.S.). Chelsea—Antiope (S.L.). In Stream—Nucula. Jn Dock—H.M.S. Leith. The Northern Company advises that the Clansman will leave at four o thifi ufternoon for Russell, Opua, Mangonui and Whnngaroa. The Union Company's steamer Karepo, which arrived from Westport yesterday morning and berthed at Western Wharf, will leave to-night for Portland and Westport. General southern cargo is carried by the Watchlin Line motor-ship Port Whangarei, expected this evening from Lyttelton. She will berth at Central Wharf and leave tomorrow night for Whangarei, returning here on Friday morning. CITY OF MANILA Xow tlischareinsr American cargo at Prince's Wharf, the A. and A. steamer City of Manila should leave for Wellington fo-riiorrow. RANGITATA TO-MORROW The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Tiangitata will arrive off Rangitoto from London, via Panama, at six o clock to-morrow evening and berth at Queen s Wharf.

TOXGARIRO OX THURSDAY Delayed at Xew Plymouth, the Xew Zenland Shipping Company's steamer Tongariro is expected to leave this afternoon for Auckland, where she is due on Thursday to complete discharge of London cargo. , awatea from sydxey Expected to clear Sydney for Auckland today, the Union Company's transtasman liner Awatea is due at one o'clock on Friday afternoon. She will leave on her return at five o'clock on Saturday afternoon. SALAMAUA IX PORT With sulphur for discharge at Auckland and Xew Plymouth, the British motor-ship Salamaua arrived last night from Galveston. She will berth this morning at King's Wharf. THE PORT HUNTER The Port Line steamer Port Hunter arrived from Wellington yesterday morning to continue discharge of London cargo. She berthed at Queen's Wharf and later moved to Central Wharf. The Port Hunter is expected to leave for Bluff on Thursday night. THE XAXIWA MARU The Yamashita Kisen Kaisha's new steamer Xaniwa Maru, from Miike, which arrived on Sunday night, berthed yesterday morning at Central Wharf to load for Japan during discharge. She is expected to sail for Wellington at five o'clock this afternoon. THE CAXADIAX COXQUEROR A slow vovage from Wellington was made hy the M.A.X.Z. Line steamer Canadian Conqueror, which arrived last night for final loading. She will berth this morning at Queen's Wharf and leave on Thursday for Baltimore, Xew York, Boston, St. John and Halifax. AORAXGI TO SAIL In continuation of her voyage from Vancouver. the Canadian Australasian liner Aorangi. at Prince's WharT, is expected to leave at 10 o'clock to-night for Sydney, where she is due on Saturday. THE WAIOTAPU REPORTS Wireles advice from the Union Company's steamer Waiotapu stated that she expects to arrive here from the Pacific Coast on Friday afternoon. After discharge she will leave for Melbourne and Sydney about November 24. MAETSUYCKER FROM EAST The South Pacific Line motor-ship Maetsuycker expects to arrive from Saigon, via Eastern ports, at six o'clock this morning. She wili berth about seven o'clock at King's Whurf, 'and leave for Wellington. Sydney and the East at two o'clock to-mor-row afternoon. The Maetsuycker has 3(5 passengers for Xew Zealand. The following will join her:—Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jones, Mr. X. Lakeman, Mr. X. Grenier, Mrs. Grenier, Miss Grenier, -Miss M. Robertson, Miss B. I. J. Hagen, Miss M. G. Wright; Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Si r. W. Abel, Mr. W. D. Thompson, Mr. M. C. ICain, Mr. H. Willman. Mr. A. C. Priest, Misses H. and M. Thomas. As the ship will lay up at Batavia for overhaul, round trip and other passengers will be taken by express steamer to Singapore, where they will join the steamer Swartenliondt, which will replace the Maetsuycker on the New Zealand run for one voyage.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— Auckland. —Matai, H.M.S. Endeavour, Hauraki, Kairanga, Kauri, Matua, Maui Pomare, Waiotnpu, Canadian Conqueror, Colttmbia. Imperial Monarch, Maimoa, liaiifritiki. Tongariro. Wellington. —Hangatira, Tamahine. Wahine, Kaikorai, Kalingo. Xiagara, Karamea, Monterey, Rangitane, Rangitata, Remuera, Tainui. Awarna. —H.M.S. Leander, Karetu. Mannganui. Omana, Recorder, Triaster. Triona, Edward F. Johnson, Maloja, Mongolia, Mooltan, Xarkunda, Orania, Orion, Oronsay, Queen Mary, Strathaird. PORT OF ONEHUNGA Yesterday's Arrivals.—Waimea (S.lo a.m.), from Grey mouth. Yesterday's Departures.—Ronaki (4.35 p.m.), for Raglan and Kawhia; Hanturu (•">..■> p.m.), for Xew Plymouth and Wanganui. BY TELEGRAPH WI-jLLINGTON.—November 15: Arrived— Wingatui (8 a.m.). from Westport; Totara moon), from Greymouth; Waiana (.1.50 p.m.), from Auckland; Kaikorai (8.40 p.m.). from Sydney. Sailed —Br?eze (5..1 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Holmdale (5.20 p.m.), foe Dunedin; Rangatira (7..10 p.m.), for Lyttelton: Storm (S.o p.m.), for Wanganui. LYTTELTON. —November 1,1: Sailed— H.M.S. Achilles (8.30 a.m.), for Akttroa; Waimarino (2.30 p.m.), for Wellington; Holmlea (3.,*> p.m.). for Wellington: Waliine (5.30 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN.--—November 1.1: Sailed—Gale (6.30 p.m.), for Timaru; Waipahi (10.30 p.m.), lor Oamaru.

SYDNFY.—November 1,1: Arrived— Awatea (7.30 a.m.). from Wellington; Wanganella (11 a.m.), from Auckland. SUVA.—November 1 -It Sailed—Springbank (1,p.m.), for London. CURACAO.—November 12: Sailed—Arawa (Southampton to Wellington). PLYMOUTH.—November II: Sailed

Rangitane (London to Wellington). SOUTHAMPTON. November 11: Sailed —Akaroa (Auckland to London).