SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22963, 15 February 1938, Page 6

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

PORT OF AUCKLAND AWATEA AND PAMIR With 450 passengers, tho Union Company's transtasman liner Awatea ai'rivcd from Sydney early yesterday afternoon and berthed .at Queeu s Wharf. She will leave oij her return at live o'clock this afternoon. The Finnish four-masted barque Pamir entered On - Hope Dock yesterday for cleaning and painting. This afternoon the barque will leave the dock and will be towed to Kangitoto Channel, where she will await a favourable wind to leave for Noumea, where she will load nickel ore for Germany. On completion or discharge of motor spirit from Bank 1 a pan at Western Wharf the Shell Company s now motor-tanker Sitala will leave tins afternoon for the Pacific Coast.

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS Awatea (12.'J5 p.m.), from Sydney. Passengers.—Mrs. E. E. Allen, Mrs. J-,E-Allen, Mr. T. Ashton, Mrs. B. Ashton, Miss M. Attwood, Mr, W. Arclidall, Mr. J. Alexaiidcr, Itev. M. Alink, Mr. C. A. Abbott, Mrs. C. A. Abbott. Mr. E. G, Amoore Miss U. Addis, Mr. A. T. Annand. Mrs. A. J- Annand, Mr. J. E. Appleyard. Mrs. J. - Appleyard, Mrs. R. M. Anscombe,Miss JJ. M. Anscombe, Miss D. E. Angus, Mrs. M. R. Ann in?, Mrs. M. Aldridge Master H. Ald ridge, Mrs. D. Andrews, Mr. AV. Allen. Mrs. AV. Allen, Mr. J. &. Anchor, Mr. R. Angus, Mr. AV. Anderson, Mr. AV. K .Mr. 1?. Brown, Miss B. Brown, Mr. I. Brown. Mrs. T. Brown, Miss S. Brown, Mr. C. L. Brown. Miss J. Black. Mrs. M. J. Barrett. Mr. T. Barclay, Sir Charles and Lady Belcher, Mrs. M. V. Brantley, Mms 1. Blakeley, Mr. AV. Bremncr, Mr. P. F. Bundle, Miss D; Bennett, Mr. L. V. Boot, Mrs.L.A. Boot, Mr. J. Buchanan, Mr. H. L. Bracey, Mrs. E. Braccy. Mr. i. L. Brearlej, Mrs. I, G. Burrows, Mr. J. H. Beyan, Mrs- E- L. Brown, Miss P. Brown, Miss 3S. Boyce, Miss J. Bright, Mr. J. Bassick, Mr. R.. b. Bennett, Mrs. It. S.. Bennett Mrs. Y. Borkmann, Miss N. Bcsic, Mr. J. Brewell. Mr. H. C. Clarke, Mrs. H. C. Clarke, Miss A. Clarke, Miss 1. Clarke, Mr J. A. Carr. Mr. R. B. Carr, Miss K. M. Campbell, Mr. h. Cooper, Mr. F. S. Cooper, Mrs. fc. G. Cooper, Mr. G. Coles. Mr. J. Calder, Mrs. J. Calder, Mrs. iT. F. Cochrane, Miss E. G. Coclaran. Miss K. Croft, Mrs. L. J. Crampton, Master J. Crampton, Mrs. L. .A. Chard, Mr. G. Coulter, Miss B. Cummings, Mr. A. Coutts. Mrs. A. C'outts, Mr. J. R. C'olbran Mr. P. B. Cbarnand. Mr. J. G. Croudace, Miss G. R. Cowing, Mr. AV. J. Caddy. Mrs. M. H. Caddy. Mr. AV. J. Cullen. Miss E. Come lan. Mr. M. Chitty, Mr. M. Clare, Mrs. M. Clare. Master It. Clare. Mr. P. Cole ltev. H. M. Cocks. Mrs. H. M. Cocks, Master J. Cocks. Master M. Cocks, Mr. E. Carr, Mr. B. Costcllo, Mr. D. Davies. Mrs.. D. Dimes, Mr. B. Davis, Mr. S. C. Davis, Mr/;. H. W. Davis. Mr. S. Davis. Mrs. S. Davis. Dr. H. Dalton, Mr. S. N. Drew. Mrs. S.N. Drew. Mr. F. G. Dempster, Mrs. J. E. Dempster, Mrs. D. I. De Grucliy, Sir Howard D Egville. Mr. H. Davies, Mr. H. Denliam, Mrs. J. Dcnccker, Mr. G. li. Dickens. Mrs. G. H. Dickens. Mr. H. Dally. Mrs. It. Dally, Mr. AV. Dennison, Mr. S. J. Davidson, Mrs. SI. J. Davidson, Mr. C. Dennis, Mrs. E. Eli.son, Sir A. Eggar, Mrs. E. A. Edmunds, Ml. H. Edwards. Mrs. F. Evans. Mr. D. G. 1 o'vler, Mr. M. Franklin, Miss D. Forbes, Mrs. At. M. Falcon. Mrs. E. Farthing, Mrs. E. Faulkes, Mrs. T. AV. Franks. Master P. T. Franks, Mr. T. Fleming, Mr. M. Graham, Mr. J. K. Gustafson, Mrs. J. K. Gustafson, Master L. Gustafson, Miss J. Gustafson. Mr. E. H. God" dard, Mrs. E. H. Goddard, Mr. A. Goodale. Mrs. P. M. Gaunt. Mr. H. S.. Glover Mrs. H. S. Glover, Mrs. G. M. Glennie. Mr. AV. M. Gallagher, Mrs. E. Gallagher, LieutenantColonel A. Gordon. Mrs. A. R. Gordon, Miss TT. Garlick, Miss M. C.oldbro, Miss E. Grant, Miss G. F. Gibson, Mr. C. Gray, Mrs. C. Gray. Mrs. M. Gray. Mrs. V. B. Gaffney. Mr. A. J. Hall, Mrs. A. J. Hall, Mr H. J. Hall, Mrs. H. Hutchings, Mrs. L. Home, Mr. J. G. Hilliard, Master L. Hickson, Canon R. B. Hammond. Mr. AV. Hobbs. Captain G. H. Heal, Mrs. H. S. Heal. Miss B. D. Heal. Miss G. Harper. Mr. H. Hunt, Mr. S. B. Henderson, Mr. E. L. Hiter Mrs. E. L. Hiler, Major G. R. Hutchinson, Mrs. G. R. Hutchinson. Mrs. H. Henzenroeder Mr H. Hunter, Mrs. A. M. Hunter, Mr. G. Hpsking. Mr. AV. G. Holloway. Mrs. R. J. Hall Miss R. Hall. Master J. Hall. Mr. E. Hardman. Mr. C. Hardman, Miss D. Hallett, Mrs. H. A. Hoptroff, Miss D. M. Hutchinson, Miss A. H. Henderson, Miss M. H. Henderson, Mrs. A. Harvey, Mrs. It. L. Harris. Miss D. Harris. Miss L. Harris, Miss E. Henry, Miss E. Hennery. Mr. A. Hood. Mr. .T. B. Ingle. Mrs. J. B. Ingle. Master J. Ingle, MasteT G. Ingle, Mr. A. TV. Jack. Mrs. A.. W. .Tack, Miss E. Jeffreys, Mr. C. 0. Jennings Lady E. Jardine, Mr. L. G. Jones. Mrs. L. G. Jones, Mrs. M. Jacobs. Mr. E. Jury Mr. A. Jackson, Mr. F. Jackson. Mr. J. Johnstone. Mr. J. Johnstone, jun.. Mr. J. A. Keoghan, Mrs.'J. A. Keoghan. Mr. G. M. Keys, Miss B. R. Kerr, Mr. H. C. Kruse. Mrs. M. Koning. Mr. W. Knight, Mr. M. Knight, Mrs. J. Kerr, Miss H. Kerr, Mrs. E. M. Lews. 2vtr. W. Lee. Mr. H. J. Lnbbe. Mrs. W. .T. Lubbc. Mr. H. O. J.ampe. Mrs. E. T.. Lewis. Mrs. A. L. Leigh, Miss R. P. Lumnns. Miss M. B. Law, Mr. A. W. Lightfoot, Miss B. N. Lrslie. Mrs. G. Lubbock. Hon. H. Loder. Mr. G. A. Lloyd, Mr. L. Leask, Dr. G. T. Lilly, G. T. Lilly, Mr. A. Loudon. Mrs. A. Loudon, Mrs. M. A. Langham, Mr. A. Lalich, Mr. E. Leach, Miss C. Lincoln. Mr. A. IT. Miller. Mrs. A. H. Miller, Captain A. \V. Michie. Mr. R. H. Moss. Mrs. R. H. Moss, Miss A. B. Morrison, Miss; M. Morrison, Mrs, E. M. Mocatta, Miss E. Melville, Miss E. Meagher. Mrs, M. Meagher. Mr. F. Maw, Mrs. F. J. Maw. Mr. k. G. Miller, Mrs. K. G. Miller, Mr. W. Morgan. Mr. R. Mitchell, Mrs. R. Mitchell, Miss M. Manson. Miss A. Manson, Miss P. I. Munro. Mr. W. H. Murray, Mrs. L. Murray, Mr. E.. Miell. ,Mr. W. E. Morgan. Miss J. Mikaljevich, Mr. J. McLean, Mr. D. McLean, Miss C. McLean, Mrs. E. McNamara, Miss K. MacDiarmid. Mr. W. K. McAtee. Mr. H. McKenzie, Mrs. H. lilcKenzie, Miss J. E. MacEwen, Mr. C. S. McDonald. Mrs. A. M. McKillop, Mr. K. .T. Mac Donald, Mrs. J. A. McKenzie. Miss J. McGregor, Mrs. M. McLoes.- Miss M. McLees. Mr. J. L. McAndrew, Mr. J. B. McLeod. Mr. J S. McLcod, Miss J. Nolan, Mrs. F. M. Norton. Viscount Nuffield, Mr. G. H. Neal. Mrs. C. Neal. Mr. T. W. Nicholls. Mr. R. Nixon, Miss F. Nixon, Mr. D. D. O'Connor. Miss A. R. O'Donnell, Miss A. P. Ormond, Mr. P. D. O'Brien. Mrs. D. L. O'Brien. Master P. O'Brien. Mrs. P. R. O'Shea, Miss P. O'Shea. Mr. P. B. Proud, Mr. G. S. Palmer, Miss F. A. Phillips, Mr. T. E. Pearson. Miss A. E. Pook, Mr. A. Prestwich.' Miss E. A. Prior, Miss I. Pearce, Mrs. M. I. Perry. Mr. It. H'. Rowson, Mr. A. R. Risciiberth, Mrs. E. M. Reeve, Mr. M. Robertson, Mr. D. Robertson, Mr. J. Raine, Miss E. \V. Russell, Miss M. W. Russell, Miss F. C. Rundle, Mr. C. A. Ramsay. Miss D. Ross, Miss G. M. Rowdon, Miss S. M. Rossbotham. Miss B. F. Richards. Mr. J. A. Redwood, Mrs. J. A. Redwood, Mrs. G. E. Robinson, Miss G. Ruck, Earl of Ranfurly, Mr. \V. Robertson. Mr. T. Robertson, Mr. P. Rhodes, Mr. A. Rea.v, Mrs. A. Reay. Miss N. Reay, Mr. H. F. Rogers. Mr. A. G. Scott, Mr. A. Scott. Mrs. G. Scott, Miss B. H. Scott, Mrs. M. M. Scott. Mr. H. C. Smith, Mrs. J. S. Smith, Aliss E, M. Smith, Mr. A. M. Smoothy, Mr. S. Scowcroft, Mrs. M. Scowcroft. Mr. M. It. Saunders. Miss M. Simmonds, Mr. G. S. Stathers, Miss E. Stephen, Mr. J. Smilher, Mrs. J. Smitlier. Miss M. Smither, Mrs. G. Spencc, Miss A. Spence, Mr. 11. J. Stewart. Mr. S. F. Sanders, Mr. G. P. Steyn, Mrs. Cs Sumner, Mr. C. Sumner, Miss J. Sumner, Mrs. I. Sargant, Mrs. O. Siverson, Mr. E. H. Stcnnett, Mr. G. E. Stock, Miss E. M. Smith. Mr. M. Spain, Mrs. M. Spain, Mr. T. Squire, Itlrs. T. Squire, Mr. D. Squire, "Mr. G. Squire. Miss M. Squire, Mr. \V. J. Skinner. Mr. J. R. Shulen, Mrs. E. Sutherland, Mrs. H. Silver. Mr. H. J. Tuffley. Mrs. TT. J. Tuffley. Miss E. Twyford, Piaster G. Tate. Mrs. S. Tombs, Mrs. J. Triggs, Master J. Triggs, Miss G. Thomson, Mr. D. W. Thomas, Mr. J. C. Tinkler. Mr. J. Tregorring, Miss A. Taylor, Mrs. E. Treviskis. Mr. A. E. Taylor. Miss M. Taylor, Mr. W. Ure. Mrs. AV. Ure, Mr. F. G. Uren. Mr. P. Van Der Sclieer. Mrs. P. Van Der Scheer. Miss E. M. Van Der Scheer. Miss M. C.'Vcel. Miss E. G. White, Mr. H. C. Woolmer,' Mrs. TT. C. AVoolmer, Miss M. Wallace, Mr. D. AValker, Mr. L. M. Wright. Mrs. C. M. Wright. Master R. Wright. Mr. C. AVhiteman, Mrs. C. Whiteman. Miss E. man, Professor F. L. Wood, Mr. H. Williams. Miss B. Wilson, Mrs. S. White, Miss A. White. Mr. It. A. Watkins, "Mrs. R. Watkins. Miss E. Willeox, Miss L. Wolff. Miss L. M. Watkins. Mrs. M. AVare. Miss A 7. AVare. Master K. AVare, A. E. AA r arren, Mr. J. Webster, Mrs. D. S. AVood. Mr. A. J. Youngman, Mr. S. Verma. Mr. Bissunlal.

YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES Ranginui (1.50 p.m.), for Tanranga. Trojan Star (5.5 p.m.). for London. Passengers.—Mr. J. D. Robertson, Mr. T. 0. Ramsay, blisses N. and B. Glendining, Mr. J. Franks, Archdeacon I. G. Whitehead, Misses E. M. and I). M. Whitehead, Mrs. K. N. Knornschild, Mr. P. H. PlcydcllBouverio, and Mrs. (!. M. Foole. Sangstnd (6.15 p.m.), for Wellington. Rowanbank (8..50 p.m.), for Wanganui: Paroto (0.50 p.m.), for Kawau; Pono (10.30 p.m.). for Thames. •Otiinai (10.15 p.m.). for Awanui; Clasnman (11 p.m.), for llussell; Waiotahi (11.15 p.m.), for Opotiki. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY Miro, from Dunedin, expected. Pukeko, from Portland, morning. Kawau, from Coromandel, morning. Claymore, from Whangarei, morning. Tlauili, from Waiheke, 0.30 p.m. Duchess, from Oneroa, 5.15 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Awatea, for Sydney, 5 p.m. Pamir, for Noumea, projected. Waiotapu, for Newcastle, 5 p.m. Sitala, for Pacific (.'oast, afternoon. Kakapo, for Portland, evening. Pukeko, for East Coast, 5 p.m. Coronation, for Whangarei, 5 p.m. Margaret W.. for Gisbornc, 3 p.m. Hauiti, for Waiheke, 0.30 a.m. Kawau, for Matakana, midnight. Tnhoo, for Pneroa, 5 p.m Claymore, for Whangarei, 8 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND Intercolonial and Coastal Fukeko, J3ast Coast, February 15. Miro, IXunedin, February 15.

Waimarino, Wellington, February 17. Poolta, Gisborne, February 17. Port Waikato, Wellington, February 18. Paua, Wellington, February 50. Niagara, Sydney, February 21. Gabriella, Newcastle, February 21. Matua, Suva, February 21. Wainui, Wellington, February 21. Kekerangu, Melbourne, February -1. Awatea, Wellington, February 23. Overseas Kaikoura, Lyttclton, February 17, to load. Zealandic, Wellington, February 17. to load. Akaroa, Wellington, February 18, to load. Mariposa, San Francisco, February 10. I'enaug, Nossi Be. February 18. Naniwa Maru, Kobe, February 18. Port Alma, Liverpool. If ebruary 21. Cornwall, Opua, February 21, to load. Teesbank, San Domingo, February--*. Limerick, Los Angeles, February 20. Durham. New Plymouth, February 25, to Rang'iUki, Napier, February 28, to loadPort Auckland, Brisbane, March 3, to load. Dunedin Star, New Plymouth, March 6. ,oacl - ,r u « Aorangi, Vancouver, March 6. Port Sydney, New York, March 7. Mahana, Wellington, March 7. Melbourne Maru. Kobe, 7. Port Chalmers, London. March 9. Swartenhondt, Singapore, March 10, Hertford. Liverpool, March 10. Dessau, New Orleans, March 11. Htrathmore, Brisbane, March IJEARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND Intercolonial and Overseas Waiotapu, Newcastle, February 15. Awatea, Sydney, February 15. Pamir, Noumea, February !■>. Sitala, Pacific Coast, February 15. Mariposa, Sydney, February 18. Niagara, Vancouver, February J2. Awatea, Sydney, February 23. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND Wanganella, left Wellington February 12; due Sydney February 16; leaves Sidney February 22; due Auckland februarj -d. Awatea, leaves Auckland February Jo; due Svdnev February IS; leaves Sidney February 18; due Wellington February 21. VESSELS IN PORT Devonport—H.M.S. Philomel, H.M.S. WellPrinc"f°Wharf—Fernmoor (N.Z.S.), Piako (N.Z.S.), Tort Melbourne (F.C.A.), Qaee W harf—Awatea (U.S.S.), Cambridge (N.Z.S.), Port Wyndham (F.C.A.). Central Wharf—Waiwera (A.S.P.), Rangi-King's^'w^arf—-Triaster (8.P.C.), KaSapo (U. 5.8.), Asphalion (N.Z.S.), Margaret W (F.C.A.), Pukeko (W. and W.). Western Wharf—Sitala (S.O-). Calliope Wharf—Wairuna (U.S.S.). Calliope Dock —Pamir (A.S.P.). In Stream —Nucula. The Union Company's steamer'Poolta, with cargo from Greymouth, is expected to leave Greymouth to-day for Auckland, where she is due on Thursday. The Union Company's steamer Kakapo, at King's Wharf, should leave to-night for Portland. She will continue to \sestport to load for Auckland. The Richardson Line motor-ship Pakeko will arrive early this mora ing l rom 4 th n„w! Coast, via Portland, and berth at Queens Wharf. She will move later this morning to King's Wharf and sail this afternoon foir tho East Coast. TROJAN STAR DESPATCHED The Blue Star steamer Trojan Star sailed yesterday afternoon for London, via Panama. THE WAIWERA To continue loading for London, the Shaw, Savill and Albion motor-ship Waiwera is expected to sain to-morrow for Picton. She is at Central Wharf. PIAKO'S DISCHARGE The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Piako, which arrived from New York on Friday, moved from the stream io Prince s Wharf yesterday afternoon. CAMBRIDGE BERTHED After remaining at anchor since he:r arrival from Liverpool on Thursday, the Federal Line steamer Cambridge berthed yesterday afternoon at Queen's Wharf to begin discharging. WAIOTAPU FOR NEWCASTLE The Unio/i Company's steamer Waiotapu, at Prince's Wharf, will now sail this lifternoon (for Newcastle and Williamstown, Melbourne, to load a further cargo of wheat to Government charter.

THE ZEALANDIC Expected to leave Wellington for Auckland to-dav, the Shaw, Savill and Albion motorship 'zealandic is due on Thursday to continue loading for London and West Coast ports of Britain. AUSTRALIAN TRADE The Union Company's steamer Kekerangu was expected to leave Melbourne yesterday for Auckland and the Gabriella is due to leave Newcastle to-day for Auckland and Kioreroa. Both should reach Auckland on Monday. ASPHALION AT ANCHOR To give a berth to the Awatea the Blue Funnel steamer Asphalion moved yesterday morning from Queen's Wharf t°t h _e s^ e h a ™; She will berth this morning at lung s \\ harf to continue discharge of cargo from Antwerp and West Africa. THE NORTHUMBERLAND Having completed discharge of cargo from London, the Federal Line steamer Northumberland moved from PtincesWlliarf to the stream yesterday afternoon. She will berth at Western Wharf this morning to prepare for homeward loading. AKAROA'S LOADING The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Akaroa is expected to leave Wellington to-morrow for Auckland to continue loading. She will arrive on Friday and leave on Monda.yon her return to Wellington for final loading, sailing at 5 p.m. on February 20 for Southamptou and London, via Panama. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The following vessels are expected jo be wi uan range of the undermentioned wireless Stations to-day; Endeavour, Kaimiro, Kairanga, Matua, Jeff Davis, Oakbank, Port hine, Kaikorai, Kauri, Maui Pomare, T\aitaki, Canadian Constructor, Cornwall, Huntingdon, Mariposa, Mataroa, Monterej, Rangitane Rangitata, Tainui. _ Awarna —H.M.S. Achilles, H.M.S. Leander H.M.S. Leith. Karetu, Waikouaiti, Wanganella, Triona Edward F. Johnston, New Zealand Star, Cathay, Discovery 11., Lares Bav, Maetsuycker, Mooltan, Naniwa Maru, New Zealand, Orcades, Ormonde, Oronsay, Orontes. Port Montreal, Queen Mary, Strathmore, Strathnaver.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA Yesterday's Arrivals. —Hokianga (6.15 a.m.). from Hokianga. Yesterday's Departures.—Ronaki (9 p.m.). for Raglan and Kawhia. BY TELEGRAPH WELLINGTON.— February 14: Armed— Wingatui (12.45 a.m.). from Westport; Waipiata (2.30 p.m.), from Auckland; Canadian Constructor (7.15 p.m.). from St. John. Sailed —Rangatira (7.50 p.m.). for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON.— February 14: Arrived— New Zealand (7 a.m.), from Wellington. Sailed—Kaikoura (5.30 p.m.), for Duredin; Wahine .(8 p.m.), for Wellington; Benledi (5.5 p.m.), for Timaru. DUNEDlN.—February 14: Sailed—Karetu (3 p.m.), for Timaru; Holmdale (5.30 p.m.). for Oamaru. SYDNEY.—February 14: Arrived—Fiona, from Auckland; Waitaki, from Picton. MELBOURNE.— February 11: Arrived— Maunganui, from Bluff, via Hobart. AVONMOUTH. —February 13: Arrived— Port Hunter, from Napier, via London. KINGSTON.—February 11: Sailed—Port Sydney (New York to Auckland). LONDON. —February 13: Arrived —Arawa, from Lyttelton, via Southampton. LIVERPOOL.—February 13: Sailed— Brisbane Star, for Auckland. GLASGOW. —February 13: Sailed— Mamari (in ballast), for New Zealand.