SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23126, 26 August 1938, Page 4

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

PORT OF AUCKLAND

RANGITANE AND WAIMANA | The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rangitane arrived at Auckland last evening from London, via Panama, with about 240 passengers. She was given pratique and will berth soon after seven o'clock this morning at Prince's Wharf. The Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Waimana, at Queen's Wharf, will leavo at daybreak for London arid West Coast ports of Britain, via Panama and Kingston. 'J he Now Zealand Shipping Company's liner RangiLatu sailed early yesterday afternoon for London, via Panama, with 100 passengers, and the Union Company's passenger motor-ship Matua was despatched in the afternoon for Nukualofa, Apia and Suva with 41 passengers. YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS Tuhoo (12.20 a.m.), from Paeroa; Awahou (1.80 a.m.), from East Coast; Claymore (3.30 a.m.), from Whungarei. . Cambridgo (0.10 a.m.), from Liverpool. Cornwall (10.10 a.m.), from .New IJlymouth; Miena (noon), from Whaugarei; Karepo (1.45 p.m.), Irom LyUelton. Will Watch (2.-10 p.m.), from Whangarei. Melbourne Star (5.-_'o p.m.). from papier. Kawau (10 p.m.), from Great Barrier. Rangitano (0.10 p.m.), from London, PasFirst —Sir Harold Beauehamp, Mr. 1. K. Buchanan, Miss W. V M. Bullcn Mr. R. Culver. Dr. W. Ewart, Professor A.. Findlay, Mrs. 1? indlay. Mr. S. J. Harrison. Mrs Harrison, Mahler W. Harrison. Miss J. hHarrison, Mr W. Higgins, Mr. G. E. £1 indie, Mrs. Hmdlo, lieutenant H. G. A. Lewis, H.iN T ., Miss R- Lewis, Lady Manisty, Mr. J. O. S. Miller, Mrs. Miller, Master J. O. Miller, Mr. D. H. Pharazvn, Professor Sinclairo. Mrs. Sinclairc, Mr. P-H-Mr. J. Thorn, - Mrs. Thorn, Mr. A. it.Whltalior, Mrs. F. A. Williamson, Dr. A. van Otterloo. Tourist Class.—Mr. T. M. Adams, Miss J. M. Adams, Miss K. M. Ansenne, Mrs. M. D. Ash well, Mrs. A. C. N. Blampied. Mr. t. W. Bowler, Mr. H. G. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Mr. H. M. Christie Mrs. Christie, Mr. E. A. Corker, Mrs. H. L. Cory, Mr- b. It. Crowther Mrs. Crowther, Miss M. Crowther. Mr. J. G. Crowther, Mr. F. Curry, Mr. D. S. Donaldson, Mr. F. W Dunlop, Mrs. Dunlop, Mr. T. Dunn, Miss H. M. Dnnn.- Miss A. C. Fell, Miss E. W. Fielder, Miss H. tlctcher, Miss L. J. Frayne, Mr. E.G. Freeman, Mr. L. F. Freeman, Mr. R. S. C. Galbraitli. Mrs. M. J Galloway, Mr. H. G. Garnham, Mrs. Garnham, Miss N Graham, Mr A. E. Grout, Airs. Grout, Mr. C. J. H<dl, Mrs. Hall, Mr J. 0. Hattersley, Mrs Hattersley, Mr. J. Hattersley, Mrs. B. E. Hercock, M:ss E. A. Hercock, Mr. H. Hudson, Mrs. Hudson, Mr. E. K. Hunter. Mrs. Hunter. Miss A. M. Hursthouse, Mr. H. Ivatts, Mrs. Ivatts, Miss B. A. Ivatts, Miss L. M. Ivatts, Master P. J. Ivatts, Mr. W. Jenkins, Mrs. Jenkins, Miss M. H. Jennings. Miss A. Kenny. Mr. P. Leclerc. Mrs. Lecicre, Master Leclcr<\ Mr. J. Linton, Rev. J. N. Mackenzie, Mr. G. D. Mallory, Mrs. G. Matthews, Miss G. McD. Matthews Miss M. Matthews, Mr. D. K. McKenzio, Mrs. M- L. McManaway Miss V B G Medhurst. Mr. W. R Metherell, Mr H G Monot, Mr. S. Moore, Mr. L J. Patterson Master P. J. Patterson Miss M. J. Patterson, Miss M A. Patton Mrs. L. Pav Mr S E. Perrv Mrs. Vw Miss H. Perry, Mr, N. C. Price, Miss E. Reid Mrs. A. G. Rhodes, Mr. D. Robertson Mr S. W Russell. Miss N. L. Russell, Mrs E Sheehan Mrs. M. Smith. Mrs, E. Snrott. Mr G. Storey. Mrs. Storey, Miss S. Tattersall. Mrs R. M. M. Tollemache. Miss J Toshack Mrs A L. Trov. Mrs. E. A. Vinsen. Mrs A Waldby, Mr. H. Waldby. Mr. D Webster, Miss M. A. C. Whieldon. Mrs M Whjnrop. Mrs. J M Wilkinson. Miss G. G. Williams Mr. G. M. Winder Mrs. Winder, and 108 tourist B class passengers. YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES Toa (12.15 a.m.), for Wbakatane; Kawau (12.15 a.m.), for Great Barr.er. Port Waikato (3.40 p.m.), for Wellington. Tuhoe (9.50 p.m.). for Paeroa. Rangitata (12.35 p.m.) lor London Passenders • First Class.—Mrs. L. M. K. Acland, Miss M J. Baumgart, Captain J. Blaauboer, Mr. F." W Clements. Mr. H. Clements Mrs F. B. M. Gibson, Miss J. Gibson, Mrs. M. Horton, Mr. J D Knight Mrs. Knight, Lieutenant P. R- W. McMaster R.N., Mr. S. Newman, Mrs. Newman, Archbishop O'Shea, Mr. A. G. Robb. Mrs. C. B. Robertson, Mrs. K. C. Springhall, Miss N. Springhall, Mr. D. G. Seers, Mr. T. Smith. Miss M. S. Wansey. Mr R W. White

Tourist Class—Mr. M. E. Bardsley, Mrs. Bardsley. Mrs. G. A. Choyce, Mrs. M A. Church, Mr. W. Curry-Wood. Mr. J. L. Davies, Mrs. V r . Dunning. Mrs M. I. A. Fairbairn. Mr. D. P. fox Mr. G. L. B. Harris. Mr. J. E. Harris, Mr. L. M. Halse, Mr. J. F. Hayes. Mr. K. Hill. Miss L. M. Holden. Mr L. U. Jacobsen Mrs. b E. Jensen, Mr. 4 D. S. Johnston. Mrs. M B. N. Johnston, Mr. O. H. Keedwell, Mr. D. Lamg, Mr."B J A. Lattimer, Professor R. Lawson, Mrs. Lawson, Mr. S. J Lester, Mr J. K. Lester, Mrs. M. G. Longwortb, Miss V. H. Longwortb. Miss R. W. Longworth. Mr. G. L Martin Mr. G P. Maule, Mrs Maule, Miss H. M. Maule, Master A. P. Maule, Miss R. Maule. Miss F. Maule. Mr. it- .JMcK. Meek, Mr. A. C. P. Macßae Miss H. S. MacCormxk, Miss M. B. McGrath, Miss G. B McCurd, Mrs. R. Pallot, Mr. J. S Pallot, Mr, V. A. Pedersen Miss P. B. Palmer. Miss C. A. Park. Mr. D. H. Robertson, Miss H. W. Rhodes. Mrs. H. Sealy, Mr. E. H. Sealy, Mr. R. A Schlee, Mr. G. M. Simpson, Master M. W. Skeates, Miss R A. Spragge, Mr. R F. Stainer, Mr. D. J. Stellin Mrs. H. E. Stephenson. Mr. S. J. Stephenson. Miss N. M. Stephenson, Mr E. M. Stephenson. Master R. S. Stephenson, Mrs. M. Taylor, Mr. R. J. Vaughan, Mr \V. H. Watson and 'iT tourist B class passengers. , K , , ... Mat.ua (3.56 p.m.), for Nukualofa. Pas-sengers:—Miss-K. E. Bird Sister N. Brown, Mrs. M. E. Bright-Wilson. Miss B. Brahne, Miss G. M. Cal'ey, Miss M Elisor Mr. C. J. Green. Mrs C. J. Green. Sister K. Gardiner, Mr C J. Lovegrove. Mrs. M. F. Monckton Miss G. Meidccke, Miss V J. Mitchell, Miss D. J Mitchell. Miss V K. Murray, Mrs. R. B Meredith Mr. R H. Orbcll. Mrs. R. H. Orbell. Miss E. M. Or bell, Mr. and Mrs. L. H Orbell Mrs H. I altridge, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rostgard, Mr una Mrs. I. Same. Mi«s E M Sutherland. Mrs. A Tremewan Miss E Thode. Miss 0. Thode. Mr. F W Willis. Mrs. Willis. Mr. C. Willis Miss E. M. Wall, Misss J. G. \\a , Miss A G. Wallis Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wall. Miss L. Young

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY Canadian Constructor, from Bluff, 3 p.m. Kaimiro, from Greynionth, 0 p.m. Moiti, from Awanui. morning. Hanginui from Tauranga. morning. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Waimnnn. for London. G. 30 a.m. Waimarino, for Wellington. 5 p.m. Hauiti. for Waihcke. (5.30 p.m. Kawnu, for Kerrpeehi, -l p.m. Ranginui, for Tauranga, i p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND Intercolonial and Coastal Kaimiro, Greymouth, August 26. Huia, Dunectin. August '27 Maunganui, Sydney, August 2S. Wnhna, Wellington August 2!». Kiwitea. Greymouth. August 30 Kartigi, Wcstport, August 30. Kauri. Melbourne. September '2. Overseas

Canadian Constructor. Bluff. August 20. tn

load. Antigone, Sourabnya, August 28. Mamari, Wellington, August 20. Wairangi, Liverpool, August 80 City of Pittsburg, Montreal, August :to. Springbunk, New Plymouth, September 1. Monterey. Han Francisco, September 2. Karamea, New Plymouth. September 2, to

load. City of Winchester. New York, September '2. Narbada, Calcutta, September 4. Dessau, N i\v Orleans. September 7. Malarcn. Dunetlin. September 7. Tairoa, Wellington, September 8, to load. Taniaroa. Southampton, September 9. Imperial Monarch, Nova Scotia, Septem

ber 11. Maotsuyeker, Saigon. September 12. Kozan Maru, Kobe, September 10. Rangitane. Wellington. September 17, to

load Rnahino, Oisborne, September 17, to load Niagara, Vancouver, September 19. Eclipse, San Francisco. September • 20. Napier Star, Gisborne, Sept. 21, to load Clvdebank, Lor. Angeles. September 21. Middlesex. Liverpool, September 22. Temple Moat, Now York, September 25. Port Hunter, Wellington, Sept. 20, to load Naumburg. New Orleans. September 27 Mariposa. San Francisco, September 30 Rcmuera, Wellington, October ft. Oitv of Glasgow, Montreal, October 5. Wairangi, Wellington, October (i, to load. Matnroa, Southampton. October (5. Tamaroa New Plymouth, October 7, to load Rotnrna, Liverpool, Octobor 7 Tasmnn, Saigon. October 11. Port Totvnsvillo Liverpool, October 12. Brisbane Maru, Kobo, Octobor 15 Aorangi, Vancouver. October 17. Rangitiki, London, October 10. Armadale, New York, October It). Port Jackson, Waikokopu. October 20. to

load Tf.lten, Los Angeles, October 21. Kaimata, Montreal, October 2;*. Ombilin, Java, October 26. Monterey, San Francisco. October 2fS Norfolk, Liverpool, November 3. Speybank, Los Angeles, November 7. Essex, Liverpool, November i). City of Lyons, New York. November 10 Arawa, Wellington, November 10. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND Intercolonial and Overseas Waimana. London, August 26. . Maunganui, Sydney, August 20.

Canadian Constructor, New York, August 29, Melbourne Star, London, August 31. Monterey, Sydney, September Cornwall, London, September Aorangi. Vancouver, September 0. Karnmea, Southampton, September 7. Matua, Karotonga. September 8. Tairoa, London, September 12. Wanganella, Sydney. September 15. Monterey, San Francisco. September IS). Niagara, Sydney, September 20. Maunganui, Sydney, September '2O. Napier Star, London, September 27. Rangitanc, London, September 28. Port Hunter, New York, October 1.

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND Wantranella. leaves Sydney August 20; due Wellington August 30, leaves Wellington September 1: due Sydney Sept. 5. Maungrnjiui. left Sydney August 23; «ue Auckland August 2S; leaves Auckland August 20; due Sydney September '-!

PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE Niagara, left Sydney August -J: arrived Auckland August 8; left Auckland August 1); due Vancouver August 20. Aorangi. left Vancouver August 3; arrived Auckland August 21; left Auckland August 22; due Sydney August 20. Monterey, left San Francisco August 10.: arrives and leaves Auckland September 2; due Sydney September 5. Mariposa, left Sydney August 10; arrived and left Auckland August 22; due ban Francisco September <> BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS Tamaroa, left Southampton August 5; duo Auckland September t>. Remucra, left London August 22; due Wellington September 28. Mataroa, leaves Southampton September 2; duo Auckland October f>. Rotorua, leaves Liverpool August 27; duo Auckland October 7. UNION CARGO VESSELS Kaimiro, from Westport. left Grc.vmouth j August 23 for Auckland and Portland, j Kaiwarra, leaves Auckland August 27 for Napier. Kartigi, leaves Westport August 2(i for ' Auckland, Portland and Port Wharigarei. Kauri, from Edithburg, Adelaide, leavea Melbourne August 20 for Auckland. Portland and Wellington. Kiwitea, from Westport, leaves Greymouth August 20 for Auckland. Waiana, left Timaru August 21 for Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. Waimarino, leaves Auckland August 20 for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin. Bluff and Timaru Wairuna, left Newcastle August 20 for Port Kembla, Sydney. Auckland and Wellington VESSELS IN PORT Devonport—H.M.B. Achilles, H.M.S. Philomel, H.M S. Endeavour. H.M.S. Wakakhra , Prince's Wharf—Rangitane (N.Z.S.), Melbourne Star (8.5.L.) Karepo (U.S.S.), Waimarino (U.S.S.). Queen's Wharf—Cambridge (N.Z.S.). Central Wharf —Cornwall (N.Z.S.). Western WharT —Kaiwarra (U.S.S.). In Stream—Nucula (N.D.) Ihe Anchor Line motor-vessel .Alexander is duo at Onehunga from Nelson next Friday. The Nobel Explosives Company's topsail schooner Huia is due at the week-end from Melbourne, via Dunedin. The Union, Company's steamer Karepo arrived yesterday afternoon from Lyttelton and berthed at Prince's Wharf. The Union Company's steamer Kaiwarra, at Western Wharf, will leave tomorrow for Napier to complete discharge of cargo from Newcastle Wireless advice from the Union Company's steamer Kaimiro states that she expects to arrive here from Greymouth at six o'clock this evening The Watchlin Line motor-ship Port Whangarei left Lyttelton last evening for J'aoranga, where she is due on Monday. She will later visit Auckland. $ ANTIGONE FROM JAVA The British steamer Antigone is expected here from Sonrabaya, Java, at the week-end with raw sugar for discharge at Chelsea. AKAROA REACHES SOUTHAMPTON The Shaw Savill and Albion Company has received cabled advice that its liner Akaroa reached Southampton on Monday from Auckland, via Panama. MAMARI TO DISCHARGE l'he Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Marnari is expected to leave Wellington at daybreak to-morrow for Auckland, where she is due on Monday morning, to complete discharge of cargo from London. THE CANADIAN CONSTRUCTOR To complete loading for Boston, New YorK and Montreal, the M.A.N.Z. Line* 6teamer Canadian Constructor will arrive late this afternoon from Bluff and berth at King's Wharf. She is expected to sail finally on Monday.

REMUERA LEAVES LONDON Cabled advice has been received b.v ibe New Zealand Shipping Company that its liner Remuera left London on Monday for Wellington, where she is due on September 28, and Auckland, where she will arrive about October 5. CORNWALL LOADING The Federal Line steamer Cornwall arrived yesterday morning from New Plymouth and berthed at Central Wharf after the departure of the Kangita'a. She is expected to leave for London and West Coast portH of Britain on September 3. THE MELBOURNE STAR The Blue Star motor-ship Melbourne Star arrived late yesterday afternoon from Napier to complete loadiug for London. The Melbourne Star will' berth this morning at Prince's Wharf and sail finally, via Cape Horn, on Wednesday. CAMBRIDGE IN POUT Ihe Federal Lino steamer Cambridge arrived yesterday morning from Liverpool, via Panama, with cargo from West Coast ports of Britain and berthed at Queen's Wharf. She will complete discharge at Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin, and sail for Australia to load homeward. DELAY TO MAUNGANUI Wireless advice received yesterday from the Union Company's passenger steamer Maunganui stated that she had met heavy weather and would not reach Auckland from Sydney beforo Sunday. The Maunganui, which cleared Sydney u» Tuesday evening, was due Here to-morrow morning. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE The following vessels are expected to bo within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-day:— . Auckland. —Matai, Aorangi, Ivairanga, Maui Poinure, Matua, Canadian Challenger, Antigone, King Egbert, Olivebank, Kaiigitata, Springbank, Wairangi. Wellington.—Maori, Kangatira. Tamahtne, Kakapo. Canadian Constructor, Monterey, Port Hunter, liangitiki. Remuera. iainui, Tamaroa, Trelawny. Awarua. —Maunganui, haretu. haikorai Waitaki, Hauraki, Triastcr, Eclipso, Edward F. Johnson. Henry Dundas, Anchises, Cathay, C'omorin. Filefjell, Jervis Bay. Maetsuycker, Malaren, Maloju, Mooltan, Moreton Bn;<, Nardann, Nurkunda, Nestor, Jueuw Zeeland, Nieuw Holland, Orama, Ormonde, Orontes, Port Jackson, Port Montreal. Queen Mar}, River Lugar, Kuahine, Strathmore, lasmaa, Tricnza. PORT OF ONEHUNGA Yesterday's Departures.—Hokiangn (1.33 p.m.), for Hokianga; Hauturu (8.15 p.m.), for New Plymouth and Wauganui. BY TELEGRAPH WELLINGTON August 25: Arrived— Maori (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Wainui (8.10 a m.). from Napier. Sailed—Maori (T.oO p.m.). for Lyttelton: Wainui (!• p.m.), for Lyttelton. LYTTELTON.— August 25: Arrived—Pirt Wlmngaroi (5.45 a.m.), from Timaru; Waiana (U. 25 a.m.), from Timaru; Rangatira ((>.40 a.m.), from Wellington; Port Alma (7.-15 a.m.), from Wellington; Naniwa Maru (5.30 a.m.), from Port Chalmers. Sailed—-I ort Wlmngarei (0.20 p.m.), for Tauranga; Rangatira (S.tu p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN.—August '25: Sailed—H.M.S. Leander (3 p.m.), for Nolson-, Ruahine (3.30 p.m.), for Lyttelton. BLUFF.—August 25: Sailed—Waitaki (12.25 a.m.), for Melbourne. SUVA.—August 25: Arrived—Mariposa (5.15 a.m.), from Auckland. BALBOA.—August 22: Arrived—Hororata (Napier to Southampton). LONDON.—August 23: Arrived—Cumberland. from Auckland.