AT NEW ZEALAND PORTS

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12465, 5 June 1926, Page 2

AT NEW ZEALAND PORTS

DISCHARGING WEST HENSHAW, from Pacific coast at Auckland May 30th, thence June sth to Wellington 7th, Timaru 13th, nnd Melbourne. (B.P. nnd Co.) PORT NAPIER, from London, at Auckland May 17th, Port Chalmers 29t1), New Plymouth Juno 4th (C. and D. Line.) « PAREORA, from Liverpool, at Auckland May 11th, Wellington 27th, Lyttelton June 3rd, thence ,9th to Dunedin 10th. (F.S.N. Co.) CITY OF BOMBAY, from New York, at Auckland May 24tli, Napier 30th, Wellington Juno 3rd, thence 9tli to Lyttelton 10th, Dunedin 13th. (A. and A. Line.) HORORATA, from London, at Auckland May 17th, Wellington 29th, thence June sth to Napier June 6th. (N.Z.S. Co.) RUAPEHU, from London, at Wellington May 25th, Tort Chalmers 26tli, Bluff .Tuno 2nd, thence sth to Lyttelton 7th, New Plymouth 17th, Wellington 24th. (N.Z.S. Co.) MAHANA, from Liverpool, at Auckland May 21st, Wellington 31st, thence Juno sth to Lyttelton Juno 6th, Dunedin lftth, (S.S. and A. Co.) ARAWA, from London, at Wellington •Tune 4th, thence 10th to Auckland June 12th. (S.S. and A. Co.) WAIOTAPU. from Pacific coast, at Auckland May 29th. Wellington June stli, and Melbourne (Union Co.) LOADING TEKOA, for West of England ports, nt Port Chalmers Mav 7th, Napier 17th. Gisborne 29th, Auckland Juno 3rd, thence fltli to Timnru. Bth Lyttelton 14th, Wellington 17th; soils finally Juno 19th. (F.S.N. Co.) DEVUN for London, Antworp and Wost of England ports, at New Ply-

mouth May 31st, thence Juno sth to Nelson 6th, Wanganui Bth, Lyttelton 14th, Wellington 18th. Napier 23rd, Waikokopu 24th, Gisborne 26th, Auckland 29th; sails finally 30th. (F.S.N. Co.) PORT NICHOLSON, for London, at Wellington May Ist, Napier 7th, Waikokopu 11th, Gisborne 15th, Hicks Ray 23rd, Wanganui 27th, Wellington June 3rd; sails finally Juno 7th. (C. and D. Line.) PORT HARDY, for America and London, at Port Chalmers May 17th, Bluff 20th, Lyttelton 24th. Wellington 27th, Waikokopu 31st, Auckland June 3rd; sails finally June 6th. (C. and D. Line.) PORT CURTIS, for London, at Bluff May 20th, Lyttelton 26th, New Plymouth 29th, Auckland 3rd; sails finally June 7th. (C. and D. Line.) RUAPEHU,, for London, at Port Chalmers May 26th, Bluff June 2nd, thence sth to Lyttelton 7th, New Plymouth 17th, Wellington 24th; sails finally July Ist. (NZ.S. Co.) HORORATA, for London, at Napier June 7th, thence 12th to Timaru 14th, Lyttelton 16th, Picton 21st, Wellington 22nd, Auckland 28th; sails finally July Ist. (N.Z.S Co.) MATAKANA, for London, at Port Chalmers May sth, Lyttelton 11th, Gisborne 14th, Wellington 29th; sails finally June sth (S.S. and A. Co.) CITY OP WINCHESTER, for London, at Oamaru Juno 2nd, thence June sth to Bluff 6th, Port Chalmers 9th, Wanganui 13th, Wellington 17th, Auckland 21st: sails finally June 24th. (S.S. and A. Co.) lONIC, for London, at Lyttelton May 17th, Timaru 25th, Auckland 29th, Wellington June 4th; sails finally June 10th. (S.S. and A. Co.) MAHANA, for London and Monte Video, at Port Chalmers June 10th, thence 15th to Bluff 16th, Timaru 22nd, Wellington 25th; sails finally July Ist (S.S. and A. Co.) ARAWA, for London, at Auckland Juno 12th, thenco 18th to Opua. 19th, Gisborno 23rd, Napier 29th, Wellington July Ist; sails finally July 6th. <S.S. and A. Co.) TO ENGLAND VIA SOUTH AFRICA. As previously reported in this paper, the Aberdeen, Blue Funnel, and White Star Lines have entered into an arrangement to modify their services between Australia and England* via South Africa. The first saloon services will be undertaken by the Aberdeen liners Euripedes, Themißtocles, and Demosthenes, and the Blue Funnel steamers Nestor, Ulysses, An- , cliises, and Ascanius, and the intermediate services will be provided by the White Star Line cabin ships Ceramic, Seuvic, and Medic. All vessels will make Fremantle their last port of coll in Australia, and will call at Durban. Capetown, and the Canary Islands Homewards. Outwards they will omit Durban and Fremantle, sailing from Capetown direct to Albany. The first sailing under It© new timetable will be the Ascanius, from Sydney, on August 16th. The new arrangement will offer greater facilities "to travellers who prefer the Cape route, providing a more comprehensive timetable than hitherto, and a greater regularity of sailings. As a further convenience, it has been arranged that. passengers from New Zealand may secure accommodation and take out tickets by any steamers of the joint service, either through any of the Aberdeen or While Star Line agents or Blue Funnel agents. These may also he had on application to any agent of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, Limited. Messrs Dalgety and Co., Ltd., are the local representatives of the Aberdeen and White Star Lines, and Messrs Murray. Roberts and Co., Ltd., are agents for the Blue Funnel Line. Passages will now be booked by these two firms for any steamer of the joint service, also by Messrs Levin and Co., Ltd., who hold with them the joint agency for Wellington of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Ltd.