SHIPPING NEWS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21921, 5 April 1933, Page 6

SHIPPING NEWS

DAILY TIMES WEATHER REPORT V ‘

. • .WEATHER UEPOUT. (PER TJKITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) : .s'-v"''/ -;;i , WELLINGTON, April 4. The following is the official weather report j at 4 p.m. , • Bar. Ther. Norfolk Island—S.E., moderate hr., lilne sky .. 30.12 74 Tape Maria —S.S.W., strong hr., cloudy and squally, rough seas 30.11 63 Auckland —S.W., moderate hr.. overcast : 30.17 66 East Cape—N.E., light breeze, blue sky, moderate seas .. . 30.08 69 Cape Egmont—S.S.W., fresh br., detached clouds, rough swell .. 30.17 61 Napier—E., slight breeze, blue sky, smooth seas .. .. 30.13 64 Farewell Spit—N., light air, blue sky, smooth seas 30.07 60 Stephen Island; —N.E., gentle br., blue sky, modcrite seas .. .. 30.06 62 Wellington —N., moderate breeze, blue sky, moderate swell .. 30.05 61 Cape Campbell—N., fresh breeze, blue sky with haze, rough seas 30.00 67 Grcymouth—S.S.W., fresh breeze. cloudy, constant seas 30.21 56 Nugget Point—S., strong breeze, cloudv, rough seas 29.99 52 Piiysegur Point—W.S.W., moderate breeze, overcast, with passing showers, rough seas .. .. .. 30.18 53 Chatham islands—W., moderate breeze, cloudy, heavy seas .. 29.81 55 Sydney—E.S.B.. slight br., passing showers ... ..... .. •• 30.24 64 Hobart—X., slight breeze, cloudy 30.31 WEATHER FORECAST. The following is the official weather forecastl Pressure is now high over New Zealand, the I Taspian Sea, and the greater part of Australia. | ■ Indications are for; I Winds—Northerly at first on parts of the cast coast and about Cook Strait, but southerly prevailing generally, strong in some exposed j positions, hut decreasing, otherwise light to | moderate.’ i Seas—New Zealand waters —Bather rough i north of Cape Egmont and In Cook and Foveaux Straits, elsewhere moderate. ; Eastern Tasman Sea—Moderate southerly winds and moderate seas. Weather —A few isolated showers at first, but for the most part fine, and a continuance of fine weather may be expected for several days, with cool night but mild day tempera- i turcs. DEPARTURE. Tuesday, April 4. Gale. s.s. (8 p.m.), 561 tons, Davies, for Wanganui, via ports. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, April 4.—1 Sailed: Aorangl (12.30 p.m.), /or Vancouver; Canopus (3.20 p.m.). for Westport; Huntingdon (3.45 p.m.), for Gisborne; City of Cambridge (5.15 p.m.), for Wellington; Forthbank (5.25 p.m.), for Sydney. WELLINGTON, April 4.—Arrived: Falrburn (6 a.m.), from Nelson; Matangl (7.15 a.m.), from Nelson: Wahine (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Awahou (noon), from Lyttelton; Holmglen (8,30 p.m.)/ from Lyttelton; Rata 112.30 p.m.), from Wanganui: Tamahine (6.5 p.m.), from Picton. Sailed: Echo (4 p.m.), for Blen’heim: Falrburn (4.55 p.m.), for Westport: Monowal (5 p.m.), for Auckland: Wohine (7.50 p.m.). for Lyttelton; Rata (6.25 p.m.), for Nelson: Kohl (7.5 p.m.), for Nelson; Matangi (7.33- p.m.) , for Nelson. LYTTELTON,, April 4.—Arrived: Rangatira (6.55 a.m.U from 'Wellington; Walplata (11.55 a.m.), from Wellington: John (1-10 p.m.), from Wellington: Holmdale (7.15 a.m.), from Timaru; Storm (7.25 a.m.), from Tlmaru; Opihi (8.50 a.m.), from Tlmaru; 'Wingatui (9.35 a.m.), from Tlmaru. Sailed: Holmr dale (12.25 p.m.), for Wellington: Storm (1.40 p.m;); for Wellington; Oplhl (4.45 p.m.). for Wellington: Port Whangarei (7.55 p.m.), for Wellington: Rangatira (8.20 p.m.), for Wel- ' lington; Mamarl (4.50 p.m.), for Port Chalmers; Calm (6 p.m.), and Waikoualtl (8.30 p.m.), for Bluff; Walplata (8.5 p.m.), for Dunedin. BLUFF, April 4.—Sailed: Somerset (3.30 p.m.)', for Tlmaru. SYDNEY, April 4.—Arrived; Wanganella, from Auckland.—Sailed:, Kallngo, for New Zealand. FREMANTLE. April 4.—Arrived: Oronsay, from London. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels were expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations last night'— Auckland.— Aorangl, Canadian Leader, City of Cambridge, H.M.S. Diomede, Forthbank, Huntingdon, Kla Ora, Middlesex, Maul Pomare, Otaib, Otakl, Port Hardy, Sydney Maru, Vacuoline, Walpahi. , Wellington.—Canadian Constructor, Golden Coast, Lawbeath, Makura, Matal, Monowal, Niagara, O. A. Knudsen, Port Gisborne, Eangatira, Rangitata, Rangltlkl, Rotorua, Tamahine, Wahine, Waihemo. Awarua.—Kallngo, Karamea, Mamarl. Maunganui, Somerset, Strathaird, Waikoualtl. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Holmglen, Fort Waikato, via ports, to-day. Walplata, Auckland, via ports, to-day. Mamarl, Timaru, Lyttelton, to-day. Opawa, New Plymouth, Wellington, April 7. Waihemo. Wellington. Lyttellon. April 8. Walplata Bluff. April 8. John, Wanganui, via ports, April 8. Calm, Bluff, April 8; Poolta, Wellington, April 9. Mataroa, London, via Auckland, April 9. City of Cambridge, New York, via northern ports, April 10 Port Dunedin, northern ports, April 10. Holmdale, Wanganui, via ports, April 10. Walnul, Melbourne. Bluff. April 11. Canadian .Leader, Lyttelton, April 12. Waimarlno, Auckland, via ports, April 13. Kiwltea, Adelaide, Melbourne. April 15. City of Cambridge, Lyttelton, April 17. Kla Ora. Wellington, Lyttelton, April 20. Wineatul; Auckland, April 20. Orari. Wellington. Lyttelton. April 23. Poolta, Wellington, Napier, April 24. Pakeha Wellington. Lyttelton. May 18. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Kiwltea, Lyttelton, Auckland, to-day. Walplata, Bluff, to-day. Holmglen, Port Waikato, via ports, to-day. Mamarl, Wellington, Halifax, April 7. Waihemo Melbourne Sydney. April s. Walplata, Auckland, April 8. John, Wanganui, via ports, April 8. Calm, Wanganui, via ports, April 8. Mataroa, Timaru. Lyttelton, Well’ton, April 10 Poolta, Wellington, Napier. April 10. Holmdale, Wanganui, via ports, April 10. City of Cambridge, Australia direct, April 11. Opawa, ■' London, via Cape Horn, April 11. Walnul, Melbourne, via ports, April 11. Port Dunedin, London, via C. Horn. April 12. Canadian Leader, Bluff, New York, April 13 Mataroa, Wellington, London, April 13. Waimarlno. Auckland, via ports. April 15. Wingatui, Auckland, April 22. City of Cambridge. Sydney April 24. Kia Ora, Oamaru. Bluff, Wellington, April 24. Poolta, Wellington, Napier, April 24. Pakeha. London, via Montevideo, May 20. OVERSEAS’ VESSELS FOR OTAGO. Mamarl (due April s).—Left London January 27 for New Zealand ports: arrived Nelson March 19 Opawa (due April 7).—Left Liverpool January 21 for Opua, Auckland, New Plymouth. Plcton, Wellington and Port Chalmers. Waihemo (due April 8). —Left Los Angeles March 5 for Papeete, Auckland. Napier, Wellington, Lyttedon Dunedin end Australia • arrived Auckland March 30. Mataroa (due April 9). —Lett London February's lor Auckland and Port Chalmers, juh Auckland March 30.

Canadian Leader (due April 12). —Left Halltax February 27 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton. Tlmaru and Dunedin: due Auckland April 5. City of Cambridge (due April 10). —Left New York February 22 and Newport News February 24 For Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton Dunedin, and Australia, via Gulf of Mexico ports: due Auckland March 31. Kla Ora (due April 20). —Left Liverpool February 14 for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin; due Auckland April 5. Orari (due April 23). —Left Liverpool March 4 for Auckland Wellington. Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff; due Auckland April 11. Ruahine (due May 4).—Left London March 16 for Suva, Wellington Port Chalmers and Lyttelton; due Wellington May 3. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICES. Marama, left Sydney March 24 ; arrived Wellington March 28; sailed March 31 for Sydney; due Sydney March 4. Wanganella, left Auckland March 31 for Sydney; due Sydney April 4. Monowal, leaves Auckland April 7 for Sydney; due Sydney April 11. FOR NORTHERN PORTS. Sydney Maru, left Mojl (Japan; March 1 for Auckland and Wellington, via Australia; due Auckland April 5. Otaio, ten Glasgow F'ebruary 2ts in Dalian for New Zealand: due on coast April 10. Rangitata, left London March 9 for Wellington and Auckland; due Wellington April 12. Norfola, left Avonmouth March 7 in ballast for New Zealand; due on coast April 22. Hororata, left Hull March 10 for New Zealand In ballast; due Auckland April 25 Mahia, left London In ballast March 22: due New Plymouth April 27. Rangitata, left London March 9 for Wellington and Auckland; due Wellington April 12. Taranaki, left London March 24 for Auckland and Wellington; due Auckland April 26. ISLAND SERVICES. Walpahi, left Auckland March 18 for Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga; leaves Vavau March 31: due Auckland April 5. Karetu, left Sydney Marcn 10 for FIJI and Auckland; arrived Auckland March 28. Maul Pomare, left Wellington March 28 for Niue and Apia. Tees, leaves Lyttelton April 3 for Chatham Islands. TO LOAD FOR NEW ZEALAND. Brisbane Maru, to leave Mojl April 1 for Wellington and Auckland. Canadian Cruiser, to leave Halifax April 4 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff. \ City of Toklo, to leave New York April 15 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. Golden Eagle, to leave Los Angeles April 1 for Auckland, Wellington, and Australia. lonic, to leave Southampton April b for New Zealand. Narbada, leaves Calcutta In April for Auckland Wellington Lyttelton. Tlmaru Dunedin, and Bluff. Remuera, to leave London April 6 for Wet lington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, and Bluff. Walkawa, to leave Los Angeles April 5 for Auckland. Wellington Lyttelton Dunedin am, Australia PACIFIC MAIL SERVICES. Aorangl, left Sydney March 30 for Vancouver; duo Auckland April 3: leaves April 4: due Vancouver April 21. Niagara, left Vancouver March 29; due Auckland April 17; Sydney April 22. Makura, left San Francisco Marcn 15 for Wellington and Sydney, via Papeete and Rarotonga ; due Wellington April 3 and Sydney April 8 Maunganul left Wellington March 23 for San Francisco, via Rarotonga end Papeete: due San Francisco April 9. ' Mariposa, left Auckland March 14 for San Francisco, via Suva, Pago Pago, and Honolulu ; arrived San Francisco March 29; leaves San Francisco April 6 for Sydney. Monterey, left San Francisco March a for Auckland, Sydney, and Melbourne, pm Honolulu, Pago Pago, and Suva; due Sydney March 30. TO SAIL FOR OVERSEAS PORTS. Kia Ora, leaves Wellington May 6 for London, via Cope Horn. Port Hardy, leaves Auckland April 2 for London, via Cape Horn and Montevideo. Tainui, leaves Auckland April 5 for Southampton and London, via Panama. Gallic, leaves Wellington April 6 for London, via Cape Horn. Middlesex, leaves Auckland April V tor Lon don, Avonmouth Liverpool, and Glasgow. City of Cambridge, leaves Dunedin April 11 for Australia. Rangitane, leaves Wellington April 13 ' for London, via Panama. Canadian Constructor, leaves Tlmaru April 12 for New York, Boston, and Halifax. Somerset, leaves Wellington April 12 for London and west of England oorts. via Cape Horn. Port Dunedin, leaves Port Chalmers April 12 for London, via Montevideo. Mamarl, leaves Wellington April 12 for Hall • fax, Dunkirk, and London, via Panama. Opawa, leaves Port Chalmers April 13 for London, Liverpool and Glasgow via Cape Horn and. Dakar. Canadian Leader, leaves Bluff April 14 for New York. Mahana, leaves Wellington April 20 fi)>London, via Cane Horn Huntingdon, leaves Wellington April 25 for London,'via Cape Horn, Montevideo, and Dakar. Mataroa, leaves Wellington April 29 for Southampton and London via Panama Port Fremantle leaves Port Chalmers May 6 for London, via Dakar. Port Nicholson, leaves Auckland May 23 for London and west coast ports. LONDON-AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS. Strathaird, left London February 24; arrived Fremantle March 28: Melbourne April 3: due Sydney April G. Moreton Bay, left London February 28; arrived Fremantle March 31; due Melbourne April 7; Sydney April 10. Oronsay, left London March 4; due Fremantle April 4: Melbourne April 10; Sydney April 12. Narkunda, left London March 10; due Fremantle April 11: Melbourne April 17: Sydney April 20. Baradine, left London March 17; due Fremantle April 18: Melbourne April 24: Sydney April 27 Moldavia, left London March 24; due Fremantle April 25; Melbourne May 1; Sydney May 4. Ormonde, left London April 1; due Fremantle May 2: Melbourne May 8: Sydney May 10. The Gale, which arrived at Dunedin on Sunday, sailed last evening for Oamaru, Tlmaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and Wanganui. The Calm Is due at Dunedin on Saturday from Bluff, and will sail the same day for Wanganui, via ports. The Walplata was expected to leave Lyttelton at 6 p.m. yesterday for Dunedin, where she Is due about noon to-day. She will sail this afternoon for Bluff, and will return from that port on Saturday to load and sail for Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. The Japanese motor ship Sydney Maru, left Hobart on Friday for Auckland, where she is due this afternoon. She will he at Wellington on April 10. The Shaw, Savlll Company advises that the Gallic arrived at Wellington on Saturday afternoon from Gisborne, to complete her Homeward loading She Is scheduled to clear Wellington finally to-morrow for London, via Cape Horn. Reported to have reached Colon on March 27, the Federal Line steamer Norfolk la en route from Falmouth to New Zealand to load. The vessel is in ballast, and will load at Lyttelton, Bluff, Port Chalmers, Wellington, New Plymouth, and Auckland. She is scheduled to reach Lyttelton on April 22, and to sail from Auckland for London, via Cape Horn, on May 13 ,

THE ROTORUA. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Rotorua, which left Wellington on March 10 for London, arrived at Balboa on April 1 and sailed from Colon on April 2. RUAHINE FROM LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Ruahine, which sailed from London on March 16, left Curacao on April 1. The vessel Is due at Wellington on May 3, and is expected to reach Port Chalmers the following day. HUNTINGDON LOADING. Tlie Federal Line steamer Huntingdon, which has been loading at North Island ports, will sail finally from Wellington on April 25 for London, via Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro, after completing at Gisborne, Napier, Lyttelton and Bluff. WAIHEMO UNLOADING. The Union Company’s steamer Walherao arrived at Auckland on Thursday from Los Angeles and other Pacific Coast ports to commence discharge of her timber, newsprint and general cargo. The vessel, which left Los Angeles on March 5, experienced fair weather on the voyage. She sailed on Friday for Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia to complete unloading. The vessel is due at this port on Saturday, and will sail the same day for Melbourne and Sydney. NOTICE TO MARINERS. The Marine Department advises that a light buoy has been established In the Napier approach. It Is a lighted rod can buoy exhibiting a flashing white light every five seconds thus: Flash O.Ssec., eclipse 4.75ec., and its position is 39deg. 28sec. long., ITGdeg. 55Jscc. cast (approx.). PERSONAL ITEM. A former commander of the New Zealand naval training vessel Wakakura, who became commander of Nelson’s ship, H.M.S. Victory, Lieutenant Henry Frank Edwards, died at Haslar, near Portsmouth, last month. He had been due to retire on pension this month at the age of 50. Lieutenant Edwards joined the Navy in 1898 and was promoted gunner In 1910. During the war he was navigating officer on H.M.S. Harrier In the Mediterranean, and five years ago he was promoted lieutenant. Recently he was appointed commander of H.M.S Victory, Nelson’s famous ship. PASSENGERS ON STRATHAIRD. The liner Strathaird, which left London on February 24 for Sydney, where she is due on April 6, had the following passengers for New Zealand Auckland; Captain and Mrs J. A. Algie, Mrs V. B. Lightbody, Miss Lightbody, Dr and Mrs A. M. Ross, Master and Miss Ross. Wellington: Miss L. M. Alraard, Miss J. H. Brocker, Miss A. Brocker, Mr E. A. Christenson. Mr S. P. Dixon, Mrs D. Pordham, Major and Mrs E. E. Kennedy and three children (joining at Bombay), Miss M. R. Lang, Mr B. T. O’Connell, Mr J. Smith, Mr and Mrs R. Wrigley, Masters Wrlgley (2). PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. The Union Company’s Blarama, which left Wellington on Friday for Sydney, took the following saloon passengers:—Sir W. J. Arcus, Sir A. Ahrens, Sirs SI. A. Abraham, Miss B. G. Armstrong, Sliss D. G. Armstrong, Sirs Dundas Allen, Sir L. H. Bohmann, Sir J. J* Battersby, Sliss E. SI. Battcrsby, Sir and Sirs H. V. Birchley, Sliss 0. G. Birchley, Sliss A. Birchley, Sir W. G. Blundell, Sliss N. J. Burt, Sirs S. Beveridge, Sir B. S. Beveridge, Sir P. A. Bruford, Sirs A. SI. Berwick, Sliss G. E. Brearly, Sirs Bull and child, Sir A. Bartrom, Mr Breingan, Mr J. Bromley, Mr R. Brand, Sir and Sliss Breingan, Sir and Sirs A. K. Callaghan, Sir 0. Cox, Sliss SI. A. Caddy, Sliss A. E. Caddy, Sliss E. Curleurs, Sir and Sirs R. Croaker, Sirs H. Carlyon, Sir A. S. Cartwright, Sir R. A. F. Croaker, Sir E. W. Croaker, Sir W. J. Douglas, Sir and Sliss Dunlop, Sir H. A. Duthic, Sir E. SI. Denevan, Sliss C. Dickson, Mr and Sirs Dawes. Mr J. C. Evans, Sir F. F. J. Edwards, Sirs Z. K. Edmondson, Slaster J. P. Edmondson, Mrs D. T. Edmondson, Sliss J. R. Edmondson, Sir and Sirs J. T. Evans, Sir Gilbert, Sir H. F. Griffiths, Sir and Sirs S. G. Gressler, Sliss N. SI. Gressler, Sliss W. P. Gressler, Sir Goodwin, Sirs SI. L. GHIon, Sliss E. Goldfinch, Sir B. SI. Glllander. Mr Y. SV. C. Gosnall, Sir R. Hillls, Sir T. B. C. Hole, Sir and Sirs F SS. Hanson, Sir and Sirs G. H. Hughes, Sir R. A. Holland, Sliss C. SI. Johnstone, Sir C. T. Jarvis, Sirs SI. E. Jones and child, Mr R. N. Josephson, Sir G. C. Johnstone, Sliss E. Key, Sir L. C. Keen, Sliss N. Kelly, Sir L. Lund, Sir S. Lamb, Sirs Leslie and child, Sirs G. Lumley, Mr and Sirs Long, Sir and Sirs Ledger, Sir E. Lange, Sliss SI. Slack, Sliss A. SI. Sllnter, Sliss A. SI. Slorrison, Sirs C. Sl’Lachlan, Sirs S. 51. Sl'Nelll, Sir and Sirs Start in. Sir D. SPCracken, Sir J. SPPherson, Sir T. SPPherson, Sir SI. Sliller, Sir and Sirs F. W. G. SPLeod, Sir SPDonald, Sirs and Sliss Slacaush, Sir SPArthur, Sliss F. Slurray, Sliss G. I. Slolineaux, Bliss D. Slulgrave, Sliss E. Slorgan, Sir H. Slorgan, Sliss P. Nelson, Sir and Sirs H. J. Newman, Sirs I. L. Newltt, Sliss A. Noble, Sir A. Ncwlan, Sir F. Olsen, Sir J. O’Flaherty, Sirs J. O’Flaherty, Sirs L. S. Plimmer, Dr S. SI. Poison, Lieutenantcolonel Pratt, Sirs D. H. Pratt. Mr N. H. Pratt, Sir C. Ponder, Sir and Sirs F. Parker, Sir H. C Percy, Sirs Power, Sliss D. J. Parker, Sirs N. SI. Pinch, Sirs G. E. Pinch, Sir J. Pinch, Sir F. Power, Sir W. Pain, Sliss SI. Provan, Sirs J. Pain, Sliss Pain, Sir T. C. Pearce. Sir W. J. Reilly, Sir T. Remain, Sliss E. Y. Redwards, Sir and Sirs W. Raymond, Sirs F. A. Richmond, Sirs S. W. SI. Stilling, Sirs K. Sinclair, Sir and Sirs W. J. Stuart, Bliss SI. P. Stringer. Sirs E. L. Scott, Mr and Sirs W. H. Sloane, Sirs C. E. Sykes, Sirs E. J. Symonds. Sliss G. SI. Symonds, Master K. C. Symonds, Blaster P. B. Symonds, Sirs B. Smythe. Sir R. A. Scott Sir and Sirs A. W. Stohr, Bliss SI. B. Stuart, Sir and Sirs F. D. Strong, Sliss B. J. Strong, Sliss E Suthern, Sir and Sirs J. E. Spedding, Sirs B. Sneesby, Sir and Sirs F. C. Smith, Sliss S. B. SI. Smith. Sliss V. SI. Smith, Sliss P. J. Smith, Sirs V. H. Topp, Sir C. Tullv Sir G C. Tapper. Sirs G. C. Tapper, Dr E. Teichelmann, Sir E. L. G. Sir G. R. Thomson, Sir A. D. Webster, Sir B. F. BWebster, Sir W. A. Williams Sirs ST. A. Walshaw Sirs L. Wilson, Sirs G. E. Wilton, Sir T SI. Weatherburn, Sirs T. SI. Weatherhurn, Sir E. D. Wise, Sir J. N. Walsh. Sirs J. N. Walsh, Sir H. J. Webster, Sliss E. C. L. Wilson, Sir F. Watkins, Sirs R. P. Wilson, Sliss R. P. Wilson. Blaster J. W. Wilson, Sir Wallace, Sliss I. SI. Zantuck.