SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23191, 10 November 1938, Page 6

SHIPPING, MAILS AND WEATHER

PORT OF AUCKLAND WANGANELLA FROM SYDNEY Bringing 28G passengers, the Hud-(lart-Piirker motor-liner Wanganella arrived yesterday morning from Melbourne and Sydney and berthed at Prince's Wharf. She is expected, in the meantime, to sail for Sydney to-mor-row. The British motor-tanker G. S. Waldon arrived yesterday afternoon from Sumatra and berthed at Western Wharf to discharge petrol for the Vacuum Oil Company. She should sail this morning for Wellington. The A. and A. Line steamer City of Lyons, from New York, is expected here early thi.s afternoon. The departure lor Karotonga and island ports of the Union Company's passenger motor-ship Matua, at Prince's Wharf, has been postponed in the meantime until 11 o'clock tonight.

YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS Kawau (I •_».:» i a.in ), from Matukana; I'll Kuril (fi. la.in ), from Portland; Motu (().!,"> a.m.), from Awanal; Ton (I'J.SJO p.m.). from Whakiitaiie. Gr. S. Waldon (•1.1."> p.m.), from Sumatra. Huuiti <<> p.m.), from Waihckc. WaiigaiiiTla a.m.), from Sydney. Passengers:— , First Class—Mr. A. If. Abbott, Miss 1. J. Andrews, Mrs. M. 0. Andrews, Mrs. M. Allhrecht, Mr. F. F. Arkwright, Mr. H. K Arkwright, Miss L. Bechervaisc, Miss J. Briggs, Rev, Father Buckley, Mr. 11. Batt>e, Mr. J. Dull, Mr. K. Baiuminn, Mr. H. Corliett, -Mr. F. I'ox, Mr. E. A. Cox, Mr. G. W. Croft, Mrs. L. A. Chester, Mr. V D. Davidson, Mrs. X. D. Davidson, Mr. H. Corn foot, Miss E. Duncan. .Mr. L. A. Da vis, Sir George Elliot, Lad.v Elliot, Mrs. .R. Fee, Miss M. Flynn. Mr. Goodman, Jr. J. Garrad, Mrs. 11. Garrad, Mr. 11. CJothorp, Mrs. ]{. Gothorp, Mr. P. Galligan, Mr. S. Goodnll, Miss B. Gfecn, Mrs. I!. J. Green, Mr. f{. J. Green, Mr. A. Holmes, Mr. I. S. Ilardley, Mr E. G. Horion,. Mrs. A. <;• Jlawkings, Miss X. S. Hawkings, Miss Ct. F-. Hawking*. Mr. 11. Hollhonsc, Mr. B. UHiggins, Mrs. M. N. Biggins, Miss G. Hyland, Mr. A. P. Johnston. Mr. t. J. Jones. Mrs. C. M. Jordan. Master G. Jordan, Mr. Wviin-Jones, H. Wynn-Jones, Mrs. "X. A. Jenkins, Mrs. A. J. Jarrett, Mr. J. W. Jones, Mrs. J. W. Jone*. Miss J. Kova, Sir George King. Mr. W. T". T-'" 1 ' 1 . Mr. E. Little, Mrs. A. J. Little, Miss P. A. Little, Master A. A. Little, rs. Little, Miss K. Lear.v, Mr. H. Luke. Mr. A. J. Luke, Mr. L. E. Ley, Mr. G. Montague, Mrs. Morgan, Lieutenant 11. G. C. Merritt. Mrs. TI. Mitchell, Mr. IT. E. Messenger, Mr. J. P. Macneil, Mr. F. Seott-Miller, Mr. C. Milner. Mr. W. C. J. Miller, "Mr. W. New-s.-m. Mrs. M. MeCubbin, Mr. R. A. Mer-er, Mr. 1L Pudney, Miss Pudney, Mr. G. _Lau. f Mr. L. G. Paul. Mr. J. Payne. Mr. James Ray, Mr. L. IT. Ramsden, Mrs. L. H. Ramsden, Mrs. J. Reynolds, Mr. S. L. Rockwell, Miss M. R. Rule, Br. Rogers, Miss J Sn.vegb, Mr. li X. Seamer, ..Irs. Jr.. Stoddart. Miss E. Stoddart, Master E. Stoddart, Mrs. L. M. Taylor, Mr. R. S. Thompson, Judge Thomson, Mrs. A. Thomson. Miss F. A. Tavlor, Mr. TI. Townsend. Mrs. TI. To\vn«?nd. Miss L. Tietjen, General Sir PittTavlor. T.ady Pitt-Ta.vior, Mr. 15. E. Wahlnuist, Mrs. E. E. Wahlqnist, Mr. A. Walker. Mrs T. W. Wilberforce, Lieutenant-Colonel Wcngcr, Mr. B. S. Waters. Mrs. B. S. Waters, Mr. J. H. Waters, Mrs. J. H. Waters.

Second Class—Mr. K. M. Allen. Miss T. Allen. Miss A.-Allen, Mr. J. R. Abrahams, Mr. J. Ax, Mrs. J. Ax, Mr. F. Armstrong. Mrs. E. M. Armstrong.*, Mr. J. M. Armstronpr, Mr. D. B". At kin.®, Mr. J. K. Butchart, Mrs. F. Bates, Miss X- S. Brown, Mr. M. Bertucli, Miss M. Baxter, Miss L. Bassick, "Mrs. D. Burns, Miss O. Burgess, Mr. E. Brookes, Mr. K. Bakarich, Miss /•-. Buchanan. Mr*. A. Boyce, Mr. A. Boyce, Mr. K. Cumiuins, Master Cummins, Mr. J. ('amiileri. Mr. A. Cowley. M/. A. J. Carson, Mrs. A. S. Brandburn, Mr. C. R. Buchanan. Mr. C. W. Caple, Mr. H. h. Callow, Mrs. H. E. Callow, Mr. G. Charles, Mr. D. W. Cox, Mrs. I. P. Coley. Miss X. I. Coley, Mr. P. Dezomara, Mr. K. I. Dennis, Mrs. D. A. Dennis, Mr. G. Crate, Mrs. J. Calvert, Mr. P. W. Dennehy, Mr. T. L. Dnnnan, Miss B. Dowsett, Mrs. h. Dowsett, Miss C. Davies, Mr. D. B. Espie, Miss J. El win, Miss E. Elwin, Mr. A. Erceg, Mr. R. Ferguson, Mr. V. Findlay, Mr. J. Gibson, Miss M. Gleeson, Mrs. G. Garmonswav, Mr W. J. Gilbert. Mrs. C. E. Gillies, Mrs. B. Gracdel. Mr. J. 11. Gilbert, Mr J. Hood, Mr. X. Hall, Mr. G. F. Heasley, Mrs. L. J. Heath, Dr. D. C. Hare, Mr. S'. E. Harper, Mrs. M. Howroyd, Miss J. Ilowroyd, Mrs. L. A. Heath, Master Heath, Mrs. C. 11. Heath, Mrs. 11. John, Miss D. M. John, Mr. M. King, Mr. A. Lander, Mrs. A. Lauder. Dr. E. A. Lepper, Mr. J. Lawson. Mr. R. Lawson, Mrs. A. Larsen, Miss M. Larsen, Master X. Larsen, Mr. J. Livingston. Mrs. D. E. Latham, Miss D. M. Latham, Mr. 11. Larder, Mr. J. X. Little. Mr 11. fl. Mrnsfield, Mrs. H. Mansfield, Mr. J. F. Lowe, Mr. A. Lee, Mrs., P. Lee, Mr. \ J. Luxon, Mr. J. C. Dovie, Mr. J. H. McDonald, Mr. D. F. McCoy. Mr. I?. J. D. McKeaii, Miss IT. P. McKcan, Mrs. F. MacDonald, Miss F. Xye, Mr. A. McKinnon, Mr. H. A. Miller, Mr. R. J. Miller, Mrs. T. Nickel. Miss L. Not ley, Mr. J. R. Owen, Mr X. R. Parker, Mr Ward Perkins, Mr. W. Proud, Mr. IT, E. Philip, Mr. J Payne, Mrs F. M. Penny. Miss P. Wood. Mrs. A. Reeves. Mr. M. A. Reid, Mr. M. C. Ryan, Mr II R. Pvper, Miss A. Parker, Miss M. Parker. Mrs. C. F,. Ryan, Mr. A. Richardson, Mrs. A. Roberts. Mrs. W. Revinston, Mr Ct. V Robertson, Mr. I. Rakich, Mr. L"'t. Reynolds, Mr. A. J. Reynolds, Mr. E. H. Rhodes. Mr. W. Scott, Miss A. Sklavos, Mrs. R. Sklavos Mr. M. Secomb, Mrs. M. Secomb, Mr. V. Smith: Mr. C. Smith, Miss K. Singleton, Mr. J. Ihonipson, Mr. F. Taylor, Mr. A. Tipping Miss C Taylor Miss K. Totman. iliss R. rhompson, Mr. '.\. Visatovicb, Mr. A. Woodhams, Mr. W. Williams. Mr. G. B. Wnllis. Miss M. Wood. Mr. W. W. Wright. Mrs. W. Wright, Mr. G. Wrigley. Mr. J. Waters, Mr. Gr. Wright, Miss C. Wood. Mr. D. M. Wright, Mr. A. Watson, Mr. F. Weston. Miss Weston, Master Weston, Mrs. E. L. Woods, Mr W. F. Bolton, and five Chinese.

YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES , F.S.S. Maury (()..'?() a.m.). for Pago Pago. Ilauiti (0.00 a.m.), for Wniheke. (IO.JHi p.m,),.for Whangarei. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY City of Lyons, from New York, 1 p.m. Arawa, from Wellington, p.m. Doric Star, from Gisborne, early. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY Matua. for Rarotongn, 11 p.m. G. S. Walden, for Wellington, morning. Hauiti, for Coronmndel, 'i p.m. Polio, for Thames, U p.m. Kawnu, for Great Barrier, midnight. Clansman, for Russell. p.m. Ratwntii. for Tauranga, 1 p.m. Waiotnhl. for Opotiki, noon. Toll, for Whakatane, noon. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND Intehcolonial and Coabtal Wingatul, Lyttelton, November 13, Port Whangarei, November 1-. Wnltaki, Sydney, November l'J. Monterey, Sydney, November I I. Waimarino, Wellington, November 14. Kuirmitfa, Sydney, November 17. Qveiihkas City of Lyons. New York, November 10. Arnwu, Wellington, November 10. Speybunk, Los Angeles, November 11. Sydney Maru, Wellington, November 13,. Gora, New Orleans, Novouiber 14. Miustsuycker, Saigon, November 11. Niagara. Vancouver, November 11. Rangitiki, Napier. November 11. Cunilierluiul, Liverpool, November 17. Strathniore, Brisbune, November 18. Rotorua, Tokomuru Bay, November 18. to load. Nanhvn Maru, Miike, Noveniher »ao. Port Huon, London, November '_'o. Waimiirnma. Liverpool, November Kaimata, Welliiiplon, November '-M, to load. Ora, Snn Francisco, November '.it. Kaipara. Montreal, November 2-">. Mariposa, San Francisco, November 2.1. Port Townsville. Gisborne, Noveniher •_'(!, to

load. Trojan Star, Optin, 27. to load. Fordsdale. Wellington, November 28, to load Akaroii, Soutliiimpton, December 1. Port Auckland, New York, pecember 4. Port Huon, Wellington, December S, to load Nnumburg, Port Pirie, December (>, to load Rangltata. Wellington. Decojnber 12, to load Aorangi, Vancouver, December 12. Limerick, Los Angeles, December 13. Tasman. .Saigon, December Ul. Huntingdon, Liverpool,, Decemher 15 Snsnna, Bunbury. December t Waipori. Rotterdam, December 18. Durham. Liverpool. December 21. Tongariro. New York, December 22 Rangitnnc, Wellington, December 22 Monterey, San Francisco, December 23 Orford, Sydney, December 23. Port Saint John. Halifax, December 21.

EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND Intercolonial and Overseas Mntun, Rarotoiifra, November 10. City of Oliihkow, New York, November 11. WiiWanella, Sydney, November 11. Ombilln, Newcastle, November 12. Trienza, Nauru, November 12. Mntnroa, Southnnipton, November 12. Monterey, Sun Francisco, November 14. Doric Star, London, November 14 Middlesex, London, November 15. Niagara, Sydney, November 15. Sydney Mnru, Shanghai, November 35. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND Wnncrnnclln, leaves Auckland November lis duo Sydney November 15.

Awaten, left Sydney November 8; due Wellington November 11; leaves; weii ington November 12; due Sydney NovemWestralla, 1 'leaves Sydney November lO« due Wellington November 2.}; leaves wen ington November 21; due Sydney No* voniber 28. ,

PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE Niagara, left Vancouver October 26; due AOra Skßd XXr °a\° ; ber ieff Auckland November 1; due Vancouver November Montterev leaves Sydney November 11» 20; due Sydney November 28.

BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS llungitata, left London October 13; duo Wellington November 10. Akaroa, left' Southampton October ~8, aue Auckland December 1. , , „ Hangitane, leaves London November 10. due Wellington December 14. 0 .. Tainui, leaves Southampton November due Auckland January 2. , _ . Hlmutaka, leaves London December 8, duo Auckland January 12.

UNION CARGO VESSELS Oihriella from Grafton, Coff's Harbour and Port' Stephens, left NewcnsHc bcr 2 for Wellington and AuiUand. Kaimiro, from Sydney. Jcaves Aucka l for Napier, Wellington and N™ 1 Krmhla Kairanga, from Newcastle and 1 \ leaves Sydney November 11 for Autk Kaiwarra, leaves Auckland for Newcastle. Kakapo. loads Wcstport November 8 for Auckland and Port Whangarei. Korowai, from Edithburg, Adelaide and Geelong, leaves Melbourne November I.J for Wellington and Auckland. Wai pte!^ S DuVe C d^ m, Blulf 0 /Dul C^ ne a«d Wal xtmaru, AuckWaitaki?' left Sydney November 7 for Auckland and Wellington. . Wingatui, left Lyttelton November S lor Auckland. ' . VESSELS IN PORT Devonport— H.M.S Philomel, H.M.S. Leith Prince's Wharf— Wanganella (H.l .). aiana (U.S.S.), Matua (U.b.S.), JJoric oiar Q u cen^' S 'W)i'a rf—Tekoa (N.Z.S.), pity of W Glasgow (N.Z.S.), Middlesex fIs.Z.S V Central Wharf—Mataroa (A.5.1.). lon Waikato <N.S.S.).. . Trlpn7a Wes|prn e \v)t.irf—G-'V' Walden <V.O.). Kaiwarra (U.S.S.). Canopus (\\.C.). Western Viaduct —Waipiata (L.b.0.). Chelsea—Ombilin (R, and S.). Calliope Dock —-H.M.S. Achilles.

The Anchor Line motor-vessel Alexander will leave Onehunga for at 4.30 this moraine. , The motor-vessel Margaret W., atKinßs Wharf, will now sail for Gisborne and Edst , Coast ports on Tuesday. The Richardson Line motor-vessel Pakura arrived yesterday morning from Portland ana berthed at King's Wharf. SPEYBANK TO-MORROW From the -Pacific Coast. v ' a . *'> e Union Company's chartered motor-ship Spe.vbank will arrive here at five o clock to-mor-row afternoon. ARAWA THIS AFTERNOON The Shaw. Savill and Albion liner Arawa will arrive from Wellington early this afternoon to complete discharge of cargo from 'London and to begin homeward loading. REMUERA'S ADVICE A wireless message from the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Remuera, which left Auckland on November 2 for London, reports that the weather is moderate. OMBILIN'S DISCHARGE The Royal-Packet Navigation Company's steamer Onibilin, which is discharging raw sugar from Sourabaya at Chelsea, is expected to leave on Saturday afternoon for Newcastle to load steel for Singapore. RUAHINE WITH SLAG The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ruahine will load basic slag at Middlesbrough and Immingham for Auckland. She will leave Immingham on December 1-1 and arrive here about January 23. MONTEREY ON MONDAY The Matson liner Monterey will leave Sydney to-morrow for Auckland, where she will arrive at seven o'clock on Monday morning. She will sail for San Francisco, via ports, at five o'clock the same afternoon. WAITAKI AND KAIRANGA The 'Union Company's steamer Waitaki left Sydney on Monday night for Auckland, where she is due about Saturday. The same company's steamer Kairanga will leave Sydney to-morr&w for Auckland, arriving here next Thursday. THE DORIC STAR The Blue Star steamer Doric Star, from Gisborne, was expected to arrive in the stream about two o'clock this morning. She will berth at seven o'clock at Princo's Wharf for final loading for London. THE SYDNEY MARU The Osaka Syosen Kaisya motor-ship Sydney Maru i»! expected to leave Wellington to-morrow for Auckland, where she is due on Sunday to load for Shanghai and Japanese ports during discharge of Japanese cargo. She is expected to sail finally on Tuesday. • RANGITIKI DIVERTED Because of' the Auckland waterfront dispute, the New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Rangitiki has been diverted to Napier instead of proceeding to Auckland from Wellington. She is expected here about Mondav, making this her final port before leaving for London. FINAL LOADINGS The Federal Line steamer Middlesex, at Queens Wharf, is now announced to leave here for London and West Coast ports of Britain via Panama, about Tuesday. The M.A.N.Z..Line steamer City of Glasgow, at Queens Wharf, is announced, in the mean, time to sail for New-York, Boston, St. John and Halifax to-morrow.

"WITHIN WIRELESS KANC.E The following vessel* arc expected to hn within range of the undermentioned wireless sin Hons to-day:— Auckland, H.M.S. Endeavour. Mntua, -Maui Ponmre. Port Tan ran-a, Waitaki, Arawa City of Lyons, U.S.S. Maury, Spcvl bnnk, Trcdinnick. f llin Kton'— —Matai, Rnngatira, T-unahine, nanino, H.M.S. Leander, Aorangi, Awatra, Gabnclla, Kaikorai. Mnunganui, Niagara. Akaroa, Rnnsitnta, Rangitiki, Reniuera, Svd. ncy Mara, Tamaroa. Awariia,—-Kauri, Triadic, Henry Dun las, , >' Cathay, Comorin, MaetKuyckcr, Maloja, Mooltan. Port .Jackson, Mam. , Nieuw Holland, Grama, rtadpf-, Orford, Orion, Ormonde, Oronsay, otratheden, Strathnaver, Toltcn, Theinistocles. PORT OF ONEHUNGA #v3« CS v rti " } n S i rriyals.— —ITauturu (7 a.m.), from Acw Plymouth and Wanganui; Ponaki (11.13 p.m.). from Parian and Kawhin. BY TELEGRAPH WELLINGTON.— November '.): Arrived— Rnngatira a.m.), from Lyttelton; Svdney Maru (noon), from Lyttelton- Gabrie'lla «.4.» p.m.). from Newcastle. Sailed—Paua <•1.10 P-ni.K for Diincdin; Rangitiki <<>.lo p.m.) for Aapicr; Rnngatira (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttclton. LYTTELTON.— Novrmbcr !»: Arrived— Armadale ((t.!15 a.m.), from "Wellington; Wa"ine ((>.-10 a.m.), from WolliiiKton; Mnuniranui (8 a.m.), from Diincdin; Waipahi (11.35 a.m.), from Timaru. Sailed—Pnkeko (-'.in p.m.), for Napier; Tolten (7..V» p.m."*. for Diincdin; Wnhine (8.45 p.m.), for Wellington. PUNEDIN.—-November f): Arrived —Wai* nui (0,15 a.m.), from Bluff. Sailed—Wainui (11 p.m.), for Oamurn. BLUFF.—November ih Sailed —Maliia a.m.), for London; Kaimai (:t p.m.), for Oamaru. P.OHT KEMBLA.—November S: Arrived— Naumbiirg (Dunedin to Port Pirie). CRISTOBAL.—November (1: Sailed — lamaron (Auckland to .'Southampton).

BALBOA.—November 5t Sailed —Waitnarama (Liverpool to Auckland). PANAMA'.—November 5: Sailed —Kaipara (Montreal to Auckland).