SHIPPING NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25288, 23 August 1945, Page 2

SHIPPING NEWS

PORT OF AUCKLAND Yesterday's Arrivals. —Clansman, from Whakatane, 1 p.m. Yesterday's Departures.—Maretana, for Coromandel, 1 p.m.; Margaret W.. for Gisborne, Tolaga and Tokomaru Bays, 4.25 p.m.; Toa, for Paeroa, 10.25 p.m Vessels Expocted.—Ranginui from Whangarei, todav; Pono, from Thames and Piako, todav; Waimarino. from Wellington, today; Kapiti. from Taurnnga and Great Barrier tomorrow-, Toa, from Paeroa, tomorrow; Motu, from Northern ports, tomorrow; Paroto, from Portland, tomorrow; Karepo. from Greymouth, tomorrow-; Karitane, from Lyttelton, tomorrow; Omana. from Greymouth, Saturday; Margaret W.. from Gisborne, Tokomaru and Tolaga Bays, Sunday. Vessels Sailing.—Pono, for Thames and Piako, this afternoon; Karetu, for Lyttelton, today; Waipahi, for Napier, today; Kiwitea, for Greymouth. today; Pukeko, for Portland and Napier, today; Ranginui. for Whangarei, tonight; Clansman, for Whakatane, tomorrow: Motu, for Northern ports, tonight; Kapiti, for Great Barrier and Tauranga, 7 a.m. Saturday. The Union Co.'s collier Karepo is due at Auckland from Oreymouth tomorrow and the company's Omana is expected from Greymouth with a cargo of coal on Saturday. The Kiwitea is scheduled to sail for Greyinonth today to load coal for Auckland. The Waimarino is due from Wellington today, and the Karetu is scheduled to sail for Lyttelton today. The Richardson Lino's Pukeko is expected to sail for Portland and Napier today, while the Waipahi is due to leave for Napier today. The Margaret W., Gisborne Sheepfarmers' molor-vcssel, is due from Gisborne, Tokomaru and Tolaga Bays on Sunday. PORT OF ONEHUNGA v The Northern Co.'s Hauturu is'expected at Onehunga today from New Plymouth, Wanganui and Nelson, while the Kaitoa is due from Nelson on Sunday, The Hokianga is due to arrive at Onehunga from Hokianga this morning. THE LEAGUE CODE BENEFIT FOR GROUNDSMAN The management committee of the Auckland Rugby League decided last evening to play a return match between the Maoris and Pakehas on October 13. The chairman, Mr J. W. Watson, said it would be a testimonial benefit to A. Asher, a great player in his time in both Rugh.* and League football. He added that Asher, who was caretaker of Carlaw Park, was leaving for Tauranga at the end of the season, and it would be a fitting farewell to terminate his association with the code. The return game between South Auckland and Auckland was fixed for September 20 at Huntly, and that between Wellington and Auckland at Wellington for September 8. Mr Watson made reference to the tour of the first Auckland primary schools' team, which left on Tuesday to play games on the West Coast, Christchurch and Wellington. Ho said that those responsible for the trip were to be complimented. It was decided that, should the same team win both the minor mid major championships, the runncr-up in the major competition will play Iho winner of the Roope Rooster series in the chnmpion of champions game. Fixtures for Saturday:—Major championship: Ponsonby v. Otahuhu, Carlaw Park No. 1, 3 p.m., Mr G. Kelly; Richmond v. Mount Albert, Carlaw Park No. 1. 1.45 p.m.. Mr S. Billman. Senior grade B: Mount Albert v. North Shore. Domain No. 1, 3 p.m., Mr G. Knott; Otahuhu v. Mannkau, Mount Wellington, 3 p.m., Mr A Payne; Papakura v. Point Chevalier, Otahuhu, 3 pm.. Mr P. Dawe.

LADIES' GOLF SOUTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY (O.O.) HAMILTON, Wednesday The South Auckland Indies' jrolf tourney was continued in fine weather at the St. Andrew's links today. Results were:— Elli* Pup.—First round: Mrs Keesran bent Mrs Marnier, 1 up; Mrs Day heat Mrs McDonald, at the '2oth; Mrs O'Connor heat Mrs Somerville, I up; Mrs Golcwrove heat Mrs Richmond, 1 and 2; Mrs Drighlon heat NTrs Itardle.v, 'J and 1; Mrs Wilkinson heat N1 rs .lacobsen. at the tilth; Mrs Alison heat Mrs Ralph, I up'; Mrs Seyti heat Mrs Rawlings. Quarterfinals: Mrs Day heat Mrs Keepran, and 'J: Mrs Coleftrove heat Mrs O'Connor, I up; Mrs Seyh heal Mrs Alison, -I and It; Mrs Deighton heal Mrs Wilkinson, 1 and 3. Fraser Cup.—Mrs Bennett heat Mrs CfiNscte-Brown, \ and 3; Mrs Hallivran heal Mm J. Wilson, 5 and 3; Mrs Cost olio heat Mrs Jtendcll, 0 and 5; Mrs Miller heal Mrs .Tndd, I and 2; Mrs Glanville heat Mrs Leigh, 2 and 1; Miss Noukcs heat Mrs Austin, at the 10th; Mrs White heat Miss Black, 1 up; Mrs Weir heat Mrs Morris, I up. Quarterfinals: Mrs Hallignn heat Mrs Bennett, 1 tip; Mrs Miller heat Mrs Costello, 1 up; Mrs Glanville heat Miss Noakes, 5 and 4; Mrs White heal Mrs Weir, 5 and 3. Championship Plight,—Mrs McDonald beat Mrs Mnnder, 3 and "2; Mrs Somerville heat Mrs Richmond, 3 and 2; Mrs Hardle.v beat Mrs Jacobsen, 2 and I; Mrs Ralph beat Mrs Raw ling's. •"> and 3. First Flight.—Quarter-finals: Mrs Beattie li(*at Mrs.Bell, 4 and 3>s Mrs Bait heat Mrs Chapman, <> and r>: Mrs Hollis beat Mrs Jones, 5 and 4; Miss Wilkinson beat Mrs Lorimer, at the loth. Second Flight.—Mrs Falwell beat Miss Wallis, I up; Mrs Dane beat Mrs Mills, 0 and 4. Other Competitions.—Bojiey: Mrs Hallignn (first division), 1 down: Mrs Costello (second division), 3 down. Putting; Mrs Hollis (Cambridge).