GENERAL NEWS

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12315, 9 December 1925, Page 2

GENERAL NEWS

INTERCOLONIAL SERVICE. Ullmaroa at Sydnby, departure for New Zealand indefinite. Moeraki, from Sydney, arrived at Wellington October 6th. _ , Maunganui at Auckland, December Bth; ‘ leaves Aucklarid , December 11th, for Sydney; due Sydney'December 15th; leaves Sydney Deoember 18th for Wellington; due Wellington December 22nd. Manuka left Melbourne December. 4th for Wellington, via Hobart, Bluff, Dunedin, andLy ttelton; due at Wellington December 16th. _ _ Maheno at Wellington December Bth; leaves Wellington December 11th, for Sydney; due Sydney December 15th; sails from Sydney December 18th for Auckland.

PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. „ Niagara, R.M.S., left Auckland on November 24th for Vancouver, via Suva and Honolulu; due Vancouver December R.M.S., left Wellington Deoember Bth for Rarotonga, Papeete, and San Francisco.

Aorangi, R.M.S., left Vancouver on November 18th for Sydney, via Honolulu, Suva, and Auckland; arrived Auckland December 6th; due Sydney December 12th. _ Tahiti, R.M.S., left San Francisco December 2nd for Papeete, Rarotonga, and Wellington; due Wellington December 21st.

TO-DAY'S BERTHAGE. Sntton Hall—Taranaki street wharf. Maiheno—Queen’s wharf. No. 1, north. Holmdale—Queen's wharf. No. 2. . Futurist—Queen's wharf; No. 8. Mararoa—Queen's wharf. No, 4, central. Opha—Queen’s wharf. No. 6. , Wairau—Queen’s wharf. No. 11. north. Nikau—Queen's wharf. No. 12. Echo—Qneen’s wharf, No. 13, south. Awarua—Queen's wharf, No. IS. Putiki—Queen’s warf. No. 14, north. Wahine—Ferry wharf. Kaiwarra—Railway wharf. Invercargill—Glasgow wharf. Maimoa—King’s Wharf. Waimea—King’s wharf, John—Pipitea wharf. Inaha —Pipitea wharf. Kent—Pipitea wharf. Port Pirie—Pipitea wharf. Sierra Nevada—Pipitea wharf. Moeraki—Lambton wharf. Physa—Thorndon breastwork. . Breeze—Thorndon .breastwork. Araihura—Patent slip. Kittawar—Patent slip. • PERSONAL. Mr A. C. Kennedy has joined the Waikawa as chief officer, relieving Mr G. W. Evans for holiday. Mr A. B. Anderson has been appointed chief officer of the Waipabi. Mr H. Henry is second officer, and Mr P. W. Calvert is third officer of this vessel. Mr P. E. Ryan has been appointed chief officer of the Karon. . Mr J. Delay. has joined the Waitemata as Becond officer, relieving Mr J. R. Walshe. Mr J. B. Gibson has been appointed third officer of the Wahine, relieving Mr J. M. Hood. Mr J. M. Hood has joined the Makura as third.officer, relieving Mr A. R. Noble. Mr T. P. Evans joins the Koitoke as second officer. Mr H. gimmonds has signed off the Maori as third engineer, and ‘Mr G. M. Denby has joined in'his stead. ’ A STEADY RISE. The Australian and New Zealand Shipping Register for this year shows the steady rise in the number of steamers on the Australian, New Zealand and Fiji register. In 1921 there were 1881 sailing vessels, with a net tonnage of 127,779 tons, while in June last there were 1813 sailing vessels, with a tonnage of 119,895 tons. In 1921 there were 1179 steamers, with a tonnage of 386,367 tons, and in June there were 1213 steamers, with a pet tonnage of 455;199 tons.

PHYSA WITH OIL. ' The Physa, with oil from Singapore, arrived at Wellington yesterday from Napier to discharge under the auspices of Gollin and Co.

TRAVELLERS BY THE AORANGI. The following passengers arrived at Auckland from Vancouver by the B.M.M.S. Aorangi-:—First saloon; Mr F. Allen, Mr and Mrs W. Ballinger, Mr P. Baxter, Miss A. Bradley, Mr J., Mrs and Mias I. Campbel), Mr and Mrs P. Chambers, Messrs A. and N. Chambers, Mr and Mrs P. Costello, Miss M. Crossie, Mr and Mrs W. Chapman, Mr W. Coglin, Mr and Mrs F, Deacon, Mr and Mrs H. Dousiin, Mr and Mrs D. Edwards, Mr and Mrs D, Fraser, Mr and 'Mrs G. Freis and child, Mr W. Gibson, Mr R. Grant, Miss A. Harvey, Mrs A. Hay, Mr and Mrs A.. Herbert, Mr G. Hindmarsh, Mr, Mrs and Miss Hunter-Wes-ton, Mr I. Hutcheson, Mr G. Lewis, Mr and Mrs J. McAllay, Sir Donald and Lady McGavin, Mr and Mr* S. Mallet, Mrs Manning and five children, Mr and Mrs B. Massey, Mr and Mrs W. Mitchell, Miss 1.. Moore, Mr and Mrs C. Moore Jones, Mr C. Nelson, Mr and Mrs F. Newens, Mr and Mrs L. Owen, Mrs A. Perowne, Mr and Mrs H, Priestly, Mrs N. and Miss Quill, Mrs and Miss S. Ross, Miss N. Shard low, Mr, Mrs' and Miss Sparenm, Mr, Mrs and Mies Stonborg, Mr and Mrs T. (Justice) Stringer, Mrs K. Sweet, Mr E. Tanner, Mr C. Teechemaker, Mr F. Warren, Mr G. and Miss M. Ward, Mieses B. and M. Wardell, Mr R. Warren, Mr C. Wickham, Mr N. Wilkinson, Mr and Mrs A. and Messrs A. and C. Williamson. From Honolulu: Mr C. and Mrs A. Burns, Mr N. Cantrell, Mr R. Hudson, Mrs O. McKeinie, Mr and Mrs G.‘ Newman, Mrs A. and Miss F. Smith, Mr F. Syburg, Mr A. Sutherland. From Suva: Mrs E. Beehan, Mr J. G., Mrs afnd Miss I. Brown, Miss L. Doughty, Mrs C. A. Drury, Mrs Mander and two children, Rev, and Mrs Piper. Second saloon: Miss L. Bailey, Mrs Berridge, Captain and Mrs Baines, Miss J. Barrett, Mr and Mrs F. Beban and four children, Mr Hugh Bragg, Mrs K. Brown, Miss B. Bruce, Mr and Mrs W. Burtonshaw, Mr D, Cameron, Mr and Mrs E. Chester and five children, Mrs M. Dwyer, Mr H. Donisthorpe, Mr A. Fisoher, Mr and Mrs W. Gatman and child, Mr and Mrs H. Gordon, Miss J. Gregory, Mr and Mrs A. Haszard, Miss L. Cook, Mr F, Frissell, Misses N. and J. and Masters A. and F. Haszard, Mrs M. Hughes, Mr H. Howarth, Mr N. Hislop, Mr C. Holloway, Mrs and Miss Hyde, Mrs C. and Master Jacques, Mr T. James, Mis and Master Keer, Mrs D. Kelly, Mr andi Mrs G. Kilgour, Mr G. Klower, Mrs A. Lamb, Mrs and Master Lavender, Mrs Le Cren, Mr Lorenzen, Miss I. Loomee, Mr and “is J. and Mrs A. Mclntosh, Mr K. Mackay, MzS K. McKenna, Mr M. McKenzie, Mrs C. McLeod, Mies R, Moor, Mr and Mrs J. and Misses Moody (3), Mr L. Moody, Mrs J 3. Pipe, Miss M. Preston, Mr N. Reilly; Mr W. Richardson, Mrs Richardson, Miss Richardson, Mrs L. Rhoded and two children, Mr J. Rotfertson, Mr A. Schultz, Mr N. Suckling, Mr and Mrs A. Toplis, Messre W. and J. and Mrs L. and Miss L. Tritton, Mr J. Wareing, Mr and Mrs W. Wright, Mr R. Young, Mise J. Taylor, Mr and Mrs H. Webb. From Honolulu: Miss D. Bryant, Mr F. Clarke, Miss M. Fere, Miss A. Horne, Mrs A. Thomas, Mrs and Miss Weagant. From Suva: Mr N. J. Beddoes, Mr and Mrs M J. Bennett and two children. Rev. Findlay, Miss E. Gaspard, Mrs M. Kennedy, Mr and Mrs C. and Miss Montague, Mr and) Mrs N. McLeod, Mrs R. and Miss Price, Mr E. Powell, Mr and Mrs Procter and two children, Captain Rabble, Dr. and Mrs Ramsay and child. Miss T. Sutherland, Mr C. O. Taylor. Mrs E. Vandervliee, Mr G. Wilson, Air A Warner, and four Chinese and 119 third-class.

COASTAL TRADE. The Putiki is due to-day from the East Coast, and sails to-day for Napier, Gisborne, Akitio, and Castlepoint. The, Invercargill is due to-day from Wanganui, and sails to-day on the return trip. The Koutunui is due. to-morrow from Patea, and sails the same day on the return trip. The Hawera ie due to-morrow from Patea, and sails the same day for that port again. » The Kapunui, from Patea, is due tomorrow. and sails to-morrow on the return trip. The Tna'ha is due to-morrow from Paee, and sails the same day on the return trip.

The Kapiti is due to-morrow from Wanganui, and sails tl e same day on tho return trip. The Echo, from Blenheim, arrived last night, and sails to-day on tho return trip.

Tho Kennedy is due on Friday from Foxton. and sails tho same day on tho return trip. The Cygnet is due on Monday from Lyttelton and Kaikoura, and sails On Monday on the return trip. The Wairau sails to-day for Blenheim. The Opua is due to-dav from Tarakohe, and sails to-day for Tarakohe to load cement for Lyttelton.

The Orepuki is due to-morrow from Greymouth with timber, and sails on Friday for Westport and Greymouth. The John sails to-day for Wanganui and New Plymouth. The Holmdale is due to-morrow from. Wanganui, and 6ails the same day for Dunedin, Oamaru, and Timaru. The Gale is due to-morrow from the south, and sails tho same day for Wanganui. ,The Breeze sails to-day for Wanganui, and is due back on Sunday, sailing on Monday on the return trip. The Kohi is due to-morrow from Foxton, and sails the same day on the return trip: The Calm is due on Tuesday from the south, and sails on Monday for Wanganui.

. Tffie Storm sailed last night for Picton and Lyttelton. She will dock at the latter port. The Wootton Is due to-morrow from ■Lyttelton, and sails on Friday on the return trip. The Waverley is due to-morrow from Patea to load again for that port. The Waimea is due this morning from Wanganui, and Sails to-night for Westport and Greymouth. The Waipori is due early next week from Napier and Auckland. The Kaiapoi is due on Thursday from Greymouth. The Kaimai is due to-mgnt from Greymonth. •

The Komata clears Westport to-morrow for Wellington. ■ The Wanaka is due on Saturday from Auckland to load for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, Oamaru, Timaru. The Opihi iS due on Saturday from the south, to load for Nelson and New Plymouth. The Kahika Is due on Friday from the south to load for Napier and Gisborne. The Wingatui is due on Saturday from the south to load for Auckland. The Corinna Bails to-day for New Plymouth, and ,is due back on Sunday. 1 The Kawatiri loads at Newcastle at the end of the week for Wellington and Napier. The Waitomo leaves Newcastle this morning for Auckland. ' The Kaituna leaves Westport to-day for Auckland. The Ngakuta leaves Westport this afternoon for Wellington. The Kartigi leaves Melbourne early next week for New Plymouth, Auckland, Wellington, tod Lyttelton. The Kawatiri is at present loading at Newcastle for Wellington and Napier. The Katoa sails from Portland, via Auckland, and leaves the latter port on Thuieday for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamaru, and Timaru. The Kaitoke left Lyttelton yesterday for Newcastle to load for New Zealand. The Kaiwarra sails this afternoon for Newcastle to 16ad for New Zealand.

OTAKI DUE MONDAY. The Otaki, loading for Home under the auspices of tho Federal Steam Navigation Company, leaves Wanganui on Friday for Picton and Wellington. She is 'due here on' Monday and sails finally on December 17th for London. TAR AN S AY~FRQM MONTREAL. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Taransay with cargo from Montreal, is expected to reach Auckland tonight. She has cargo for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and New Plymouth. She is due at Wellington in a week’s time.

MASANA IN THE SOUTH. The Shaw, Sayill liner Mah ana leaves Port Chalmers on Saturday for Lyttelton, Gisborne, Napier and Wellington to load for London. She is due here on January Ist and'sails on January 6th for Londqn, via Panama. , . WITH LIVERPOOL CARGO. The Federal S.N, Company report that the Middlesex, from Liverpool, is expected in port from Auckland on Friday. Her loading programme, is not yet announced. PORT HOBART. The p. and D. liner Port Hobart, now at Napier loading for Home, leaves there to-night for Auckland to complete. She leaves Auckland' on December 15th for London, via Panama. CANADIAN CHALLENGER. The Canadian 1 Challenger completed loading for New York, Boston and Halifax at Anekland, and was to have sailed finally yesterday. - t REMUERA COMING. Tho New Zealand Shipping Company advise that the Remnera is due from Auckland to-morrow to put out the lcjcal consignment of her London cargo. DEVON TO CLEAR. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Devon ia expected to clear Auckland finally to-day for London and West of England ports, via Panama. PORT PIRIE. The C. and D. liner Port Pirie Is to leave here on Friday for Lyttelton and Dunedin to put,out the remainder of her New York cargo. " MAIMOA IN PORT. The Shaw, Savin and Albion Company's liner Maimoa is at present discharging Liverpool and African cargo at Wellington. Her loading programme has not yet been fixed. , TEKOA FOR WELLINGTON. The New Zealand Shipping Company advise that the Tekoa, now loading at Auckland, is to leave there for Wellington to complete. She sails finally from here on December 16th for London, via Panama and Cnracao. lONIC DUE ON MONDAY. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company advise that the lonic, now loading nt Auckland, is due here oh December 14th to complete. She sails finally from this port on December 19th for London, via Panama and Southampton. LEITRIM TO CLEAR. ! The Federal Company advise that the Leitrim is to leave Gisborne to-morrow for New York, Boston, Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, A vonmoutk, and) London.

HAURAKI FOR WELLINGTON. The Union Company’s motor-ehip Hauraki leaves Anekland to-morrow evening for Wellington to put out a further portion of her Pacific Coast cargo.

TREMATON’S MOVEMENTS. The Trematon. which has been awaiting orders in the stream, sailed yesterday for Westport to bunker. From Westport the vessel proceeds to Lyttelton to commence loading for Dunkirk, Hull, London, and Continental ports, under the agency of G. H. Scales and Co„ Ltd.

SUTTON HALL FOR LYTTELTON. The A. and A. Line steamer Sutton Hall, now discharging New York cargo in Wellington, leaves here to-day for Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff, to complete discharge.

MAHENO FROM SYDNEY. After being delayed by firemen the Maheno left Sydney at 5.20 p.m. on Friday last. She encountered smooth seas until her arrival in Wellington last evening. The Maheno brought the following saloon passengers: Mr and Mts Armstrong, Mr H. Anderson, Mr and Mrs Baggett,- Mr S. Briton, Miss B. Black, Mrs M. Bell, Mr and Mrs Beyer and daughter. Miss Best, Mise Buchanan, Mr H. Baillie, Mrs H. Baillie and daughter, Mr W. Barr, Mr and Mrs J. 1 Bennett and children, Mr L. Conroy, Mr W. 'Colwell, Mr R. Collins, Mr and Mrs S. Clark, Miss H. Cowan, Mrs J. Campbell, Mrs M. Costello and" child, Miss D. Costello, Mr G. Cancare, Mr H. Chin, Miss G. Clark, Mr J. Cott, Mrs J. Cameron and child, Mr and Mrs J. Cameron, Mrs Cameron, Mr C. Carroll, Miss D. Carr, Mr and Mrs Carr and child. Miss Dilks, Mr and Mrs Davies and child’, Mr and Mrs D. Montalk, Mr J. Drury, Miss L. Dowling, Mr M. Dodds, Sister Dentille, Miss N. Deere, Mr and Mrs W. Davidson, Mr R. Dunlop, Mrs E. Evans and child, Miss M. Falconer, Mrs Freeman, Mr and Mrs R. Fowler, Miss N. Fraser, Mr A. Gillies. Mr' F. Gulney, Brother Gilbert, Mr W. Harrison- Rev. and Mrs Hunter and two children, Miss G. Hughes, Mrs B. Haggitt, Miss R. Hogg, Miss K. Halliday, Mis M. Hurley and child, Misses Hurley (2), Miss Holywell, Mrs Hodgson, Miss Hobbs, Mies I. Hiokey, Mr and Mrs T. HaWkes, Mr L, Halls, Mr L. Harley, Miss D. Johnston, Mr R. James, Miss D. Knowles. Mr and Mrs D. Keir, Miss B. Keir, Mr J. Kortlang, Mr W. Kirkwood, Mr and Mrs R. Lawson, Mr Lackey, Misses Lamburd (2), Miss M. Lyons, Mis M. Lynch, Miss E. Lynch, Mr E. McAuley, Miss McAuley, Mrs J. McFarlane, Miss P. McKenzie, Mr G. MacLennan, Mr R. MacLonnan, Mr and Mrs L. McHardy, Mr R, McLean, Rev. McManus. Miss A. McMulliens, Mr and Mrs F. McNeill, Misses McNeill (2), Mr and Mrs J. .Murray, Miss E. Moore, Mr and Mrs McMichael and child, Mr W. Miners, Mrs H. Meredith and child, Mr W. Monk, Mrs L. Monk, Misses B. and M. Needale, Miss M. O’Brien, Mr W. O’Connor, Miss C. Pago, Mr and Mrs J. Parker, Mr T. Parker, Mr and Mrs J. Poulter, Miss D. Payne, Mr H. Pennall, Mr and Mrs Pickard, Mr Peet and 2 children, Miss A. Peet, Mra S. Perrier, Sister Rosalie, Mrs E. Reid, Mr Raysa, Mr M. Robeys, Mr Reid, Mr Stringer, Mias M. Sullivan, Miss I. Sample, Miss V. Sample, Mrs K. Summerhayos and 3 children, Mr W. Sloan, Miss E. Stewart, Mr E. Street, Miss Summerfield, Mrs Smyth, Miss Scott, Miss A. Soott, Mrs J. Scott, Mrß S. Scott, Mr T. Scott, Miss E. Scott, Captain S. Toombs, Miss T. Tolmis, Mr B. Thomson, Mrs Thomson, Miss J. Thomson, Mr and Mrs Trotter, Mr P. Trethewey, Mr and Mrs Tresidder, Master and Miss Tresidder, Mr R. Todd, Miss P. Todd, Miss A. E. Todd, Miss J. Vardo, Mrs Wjalpter-Brown, Mrs . Wong Mce Yuen and infant, Mias Yue.Lemm, Miss Shea Lue Nue, Miss Lan Louey Yue, Miss Whysall, Mr G. Wilehire, Mr C. Wright, Mrs C. White-Parsons, Miss White-PaTßons, Mra Windins.

WORD FROM CANADIAN EXPLORE®. Tho lpcal office of the Canadian Government Merchant Marine have received advice from the Canadian Explorer stating that she should reach Auckland from Montreal bn Saturday. The vessel has cargo for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, and Dunedin. She is due here on December 19th.

THE ISLAND TRIP. The Tofua sail* from Auckland on ■Saturday for Fiji, Samoa and Tonga. She ia due back at Auckland about December 28th. She took the following passengers :■ —Saloon: Misses L. Steinmitzi M. M. Shanley, L. Petersen, Ei F, Feaer, M. G. Matthews, M. Cotter, R. Protheroe, Mesdames Wright and two children, . .vt. i'etersen, J‘. Richardson, Gault, H. G. Gilfillan and child, Messrs L. Bendheim, R. H. C. Bentley, G. M, Frost, A. A. Wright, J. Richardson, E. A. Johnson, K, Fuller, A. Gault, Pellay, Mahraj, H. E. Nicholson, L E. Freeman; and 15 steerage, including nine Hindus.

TO Si.IL FROM LIVERPOOL. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company advises that the Otira is scheduled to sail from Liverpool on December 19tn -with cargo from West of England porta for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. She is due at Auckland about January 26th.

PASSENGERS FOR NEW ZEALAND. The following passengers left London for New Zealand on October 31st by the Ormuz r—Mr and Mrs R. S. Booth, Mr and Mrs F. C. Clark. Mrs Duthie and Miss J. Duthie, the Misses I. M..and J. G. Fletcher, Mr and Mrs H. Garrow and child. Mra Hansard and Miss D. C. Hansard, Mr and Mrs T. L. Hart, Mr ami Mrs T. Scott Johnstone, Dr ami Mrs C. G. Morice and the Misses L., E. C„ and M. L. Morice, Mr and Mrs L. J. Murray, Mr and Mrs L. H. Norton, Mr and Mrs G. Price, Captain and Mrs R. H. Stainforth and child, Mr and Mrs J. M. Williams and child, Messrs E. M-, and S. M., and Miss G. M. M. William*. Mrs Wilson, and child, Mr and Mrs F. M. Winstone, Mrs Bankart, Mr C. H. Gardner, Miss F. E. Graham, Mrs H. G. James. Mr S. A. Joyce, Lieut. R. V. Macro», R.N., Misa J. Mackenzie, Mr R. W. Marshall, Miss H. Miles, Mr T. S. Newcombe, Mr A. C. Parker, Mr T. W. T. Tucker, MajorGeneral Sir Andrew Russell, K.C.8., Lady Russell, and Mies M. Russell,

WITHIN RANGE. The following vessels were expected to be within range of the under-mentioned wireless stations last night:— ' Auckland—Punn, West Calera, Tresillian, Laburnum, Vasconia, Oakworth, yacht Kaimiloa, Tofua, Eastern Planet, Taransay, Aorangi, Whangape, Dunedin, Canadian Challenger, Wanaka, Canadian Explorer, ißemfiera, and Kaikorai. Chatham Islands—Canadian Explorer, Matatua. . ~ Wellington—Wahine, Maori, Mararoa, Ngaio, Maheno, Rotorun, Port Hunter, Waikawa, Kurow, liaimanawa, Makura, Pakeha, Leitrim, Trematon, Kaitoke, Port Hobart, and Kaitangata Awarua—Makura, Clark Ross, Suffolk, Koromiko and Wingatui,

PASSENGERS FOR 'FRISCO. The following passengers have booked by the R.M.S. Makura, which left Wellington yesterday afternoon for San Francisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete: First saloon—Judge Ayson, Mr Bayard, Captain and Mrs H. Cross and child, Mrs Court and 2 children and maid, Mr R H. Court, Mr and Mrs W. J. French, Miss I. M. Gray, Mr M. S. Myers, Mr F. W. Munyard. I Second saloon—Mrs A. Adams, Mrs W. G. Banman. Miss E. B. Baldice, Mrs W. F. Babe, Miss A. B, Cooke, Miss B. Forester, Miss M. Himmel, Mr S. H. Harden, Master N. T. Hawkins, Miss M. T. Hawkins, Miss V. G. Hawkins, Miss H. M. Hawkins, Mr H. J. Jull, Mrs H. Koefood, Mrs Pirie and 2 children, Mrs M. E. Sutherland, Mrs G. B. Sessinger, Mrs H. Foreman and infant, Mr F. M. -Colo, Mr H. McBride, Mrs Shuman, Master Shuman (21, Mrs F. M: Rowntree and 3 children, Mrs E. M. Winiki, Mr E. M. Winiki.

THE CITY OF CORINTH, . The A. and A. Line steamer City of Corinth is due here on Friday morning from Auckland to put out her local consignments of New York cargo. Captoin J. W. Kendal is in command of the vessel, and tho following are the officers: Chief, Mr G. Vickers; second, Mr L. Herman; third. Mr J. M. Murray; chief engineer, Mr P. S. Driver; second, Mr T. McKinnev; third, Mr R. Hignett; fourth, Mr 6. Williamson; fifth, Mr J. Roberts; wireless operators, Messrs P. M. Edwards and P. Regan; chief steward, Mr J. E. Clarke. carg6 - prosFlndia. The Union Company advise that the Sussex cleared Calcutta on Saturday morning last for Penang, Singapore, Saraarang, Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin and Bluff. She ie due at the northern port early in January. PORT BOWEN. The Commonwealth and Dominion Line advise tha£ the Pott Bowen, now discharging Liverpool cargo at Dunedin, leaves there on Friday to load for New York, Boston, and London, at Bluff; thence Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Auckland. She is due at Wellington on December 25th, and sails finally from Auckland on January 6th.