SHIPPING NEWS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21940, 29 April 1933, Page 8

SHIPPING NEWS

WEATHER REPORT. fPEK United- Press association.) WELLINGTON, April 28. The following is the official weather report •t 4 p.m.:— _ Bar. Ther. Norfolk Island—S.E., moderate breeze, detached cloud .. .. 30.19 69 Cape Maria—S., moderate breeze, detached cloud, rough seas .. 30.10 o 4 Auckland—S.S.W., gentle breeze, blue sky 30.23 S 8 East Cape—S.W., fresh breeze, blue sky, rough seas 30.15 58 Cape Egmont—S.S.E., gentle breeze, blue sky, moderate swell •• •• •• 30.26 o2 Kapler—S., fresh breeze, cloudy, moderate seas 30.25 58 Farewell Spit—N., light air, blue skv, smooth seas • • • 30.2- os Stephens Island—S.E., light air, blue sky, smooth seas 30.25 51 Wellington—S.S.E.. gentle breeze. blue sky, considerable swell .. 30.24 49 Cape Campbell—S., moderate breeze, blue sky, hazy, moderate seas 30.26 oGreymouth—N., slight breeze, detached cloud, considerable swell 30.25 58 Akaroa Light—N.E.. slight breeze. detached cloud, moderate seas 30.26 46 Nugget Point—S.W., gentle breeze, detached clouds, moderate swell 30.16 48 Puysegur Point—N.E., moderate breeze, overcast, passing showers, moderate seas 30.13 49 ■ Chatham . Islands—S.W., slight breeze, detached clouds, moderate geas 29.95 45 Sydney—N.W., gentle breeze, overcast 30.17 70 Hobart—N.W., gentle breeze, cloudy 30.04 WEATHER FORECAST. The following la the official weather forecast: — A rather Intense anti-cyclone is moving from the Tasman on to New Zealand, while a shallow depression has reached the south-west Tasman, Indications are for: Winds—Southerlies prevailing at first over the 'North Island, but elsewhere northerlles and northerlles gradually extending over the remainder of the Dominion. Their force will be light to moderate, but later freshening. Seas—New Zealand waters—A considerable southerly swell, especially between Cook Strait and East Cape, but soon decreasing; seas otherwise smooth to moderate. Eastern Tasman Sea—Light to moderate but freshening northerly winds, seas smooth to moderate. „ . . , Weather —Fine practically generally at first but showers developing to-morrow In Westland and far south. A cold night with many frosts. , ARRIVALS. Friday, April 28. .Kla Ora, s.s. (2 p.m.), 8031 tons, H. J. Orrlss, from Glasgow, and Liverpool, via Capetown, Sydney, and north New Zealand ports. Dalgety and Co., agents. . Waikoualtl, s.s. (5.30 p.m.), 3926 tons, Huntly, from Newcastle and Sydney, via Bluff. Union Steam Ship Company, agent. VESSELS IN PORT. DestiVessel From Berth nation Kla Ora Liverpool Pt. Chalmers Oamaru City of , Cambridge New York Pt. Ch’mers Newcastle Pt. Wh’garel Well’gton Rattray wf. Wh’garel Waikoualtl Sydney Birch at wf. Tlmaru Gale Wanganui Kitchener wf Wanganui SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, April 28.—Arrived; Canopus (1.45 p.m.), from Westport: Pegasus (7 a.m.j, from San Francisco; Golden Eagle (10 p.m.), from Los Angeles. Sailed: Rangltata (1.3 j p.m.), for Tokomaru Bay; Wanganella (3.1 a p.m.), for Sydney; Walmarlno (5.30 p.m.), for Wellington; Karetu (6 p.m.). for Newcastle; Walkawa (6.30 p.m.), for Wellington. WELLINGTON. April 28.—Arrived: Kalmal (1.55 a.m.), from New Plymouth: Rangatira CT a.m.), from Lyttelton; Wingatul (11 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Poolta (3.5 p.m.), from Lyttelton.—Sailed: Wingatul (6.20 p.m.), for Auckland; Rangatira (7.50 p.m.), for LytteI*°LYTTELTON, April 28.—Arrived: John (6.10 a.m.). from Tlmaru: Maori (9.30 a.m.), ftom Wellington. Sailed: John (12.20 p.m.), for Wellington; Maori (8.15 p.m.), for V/elllngton; Orari (6.30 p.m.), for Dunedin. PICTON April 28.—Sailed: H.M.S. Laburnum (9 aim.), for Auckland. BLUFF, April 28.—Sailed; Waikoualtl (3.u0 a.m.), for Dunedin; Huntingdon (3..) p.m.), for London. , , SYDNEY, April 27. —Sailed: Hororata, for Auckland. April 28.—Sailed; Moaowal, for Wellington. SUVA April 28.—Arrived: Walpahl, from Apia. Sailed: Walpahl, for Auckland. VANCOUVER, April 26.—Sailed: Aorangl, for Auckland. „ , PORT ARTHUR, April 26—Sailed: City of loklo, for Auckland. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. ■ The following vessels were expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations last night : Auckland.—Brunswick, Canadian Highlander, Dalmore, Golden Eagle, Kanna, Hororata. Karetu, Maui Pomare. Niagara, Port Hunter, Rangltata, Recorder, Ruahine, Victoria. Walpahl, Wanganella. , _ .. Wellington.—Alynbank, Aorangi, Canadian Leader, H.M.S. Diomede, H.M.S. Dunedin, Indien, Kalingo Karepo, H.M.S. Laburnum, Mahana, Mahla, Maori, Matal, Monowai, Otaio, Otakl, Port Fremantle, Port Melbourne, Rangatira, Rangitane, Tamahine. Awarua. —Huntingdon, Makura, Maunganul, Norfolk, Orari, Strathaird, Waikoualtl, Wainul. The Fort Whangarei Is expected to sail this afternoon for Tlmaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington to complete loading for Tauranga. Auckland, and Whangarei. ; _ ! The Holmdale is expected at Dunedin on Monday, and will sail the same day for Wellington, Picton, and Wanganui, via Oamaru. Timaru, and Lyttelton. The Holmglen Is fixed to load at Dunedin next Wednesday for Wellington, New Plymouth, and Waikato, via Tlmaru, and Lyttel*°The Waipiata has been delayed by neavy weather on the coast, and is now expected to arrive here at 7 a.m. to-day. She will, sail later for Bluff. The Calm Is due at Dunedin from Wellington to-morrow, and will load and sail on Monday for Tlmaru, Lyttelton, Wellington. Picton, and Wanganui. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Otakl was to clear Wanganui roadItead on Wednesday for London, via _ Cape Horn, Montevideo, and Las Palmas. The Hororata en route from Hull, arrived at Sydney on April 22. She was to sail on Thursday afternoon for Auckland, where she Is due about May 1. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Huntingdon was to clear Bluff finally yesterday for Montevideo, Santos, Rio de Janeiro, and London, via Cape Horn. The Gilmore Oil Company advises that the Swedish motor tanker Pegasus. 9583 tons gross, was due at Auckland yesterday with bulk motor spirit from San Francisco. She will later discharge at Wellington. The Shaw, Savlll Company advises that the Mahana was delayed at Wanganui roadstead on April 22, and did not sail until April 24 for Hook of Holland and London, via Cape Horn and Montevideo. ’ , , The Norfolk left Lyttelton on Thursday for Bluff. Port Chalmers, Wellington. New Plymouth, and Auckland to complete loading. She Is to sail from Auckland on May 13 for London, Avonmouth, Liverpool, and Glasgow, TU Cape Horn*

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The New Zealand Shipping Company’s motor liner Rangltata was to leave Auckland yesterday for Tokomaru Bay, Napier, and Wellington to complete loading. ' She Is to sail finally from Wellington on May 12 for London, via Panama. ' WAIKAWA FROM PACIFIC COAST. The Union Company advises that the Walkawa arrived at Auckland from Pacific coast ports on Thursday evening. She was to leave the northern port yesterday for Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. The vessel Is due here on May 4, and, after discharging a quantity of cargo, will sail the same day for Melbourne and Sydney. WAIKOUAITI PROM SYDNEY’. The Union Company’s Intercolonial steamer Waikoualtl, from Sydney and Newcastle, via Bluff, arrived at Dunedin yesterday afternoon. After discharging general cargo and coal the vessel will sail on Monday for Timaru, Lyttelton, Bluff, and Sydney. She brought transhipments ex the following vessels:—Nienw Holland, Mooltan, Orama, Tanda, Cephee, Montreal Maru, Main, Moreton Bay, Oronsay, Atsuta Maru, Strathaird, and Nankin. ORARI FROM LIVERPOOL. The Orari arrived at Lyttelton on Thursday morning from Wellington to continue discharge of her Liverpool , cargo. She Is due at Dunedin this afternoon to unload part cargo. She will complete discharge at Bluff and will load at Bluff, Port Chalmers, Tlmaru, Wellington, New Plymouth, and Auckland. The Orari Is to sail from Auckland on May 18 for London, via Cape Horn. MAUNGANUI FROM SAI& FRANCISCO. The Maunganul, en route from San Francisco, via Papeete and Rarotonga, has reported by wireless that she expects to arrive at Wellington at 6 a.m. on Monday. She will sail at 3 p.m. on Tuesday for Sydney. MAKURA LEAVES PAPEETE. The Union Company's R.M.S. Makura, en route from Sydney and Wellington, via Rarotonga, left Papeete on April 24 for San Francisco, where she is due on May 5. ' NARBADA LEAVES SAMARANG. The Narbada left Samarang on April 24. She Is from Calcutta, Rangoon, and Singapore, and is due at Auckland on May 13. AORANGILEAVES VANCOUVER. The Union Company’s motor liner Aorangi left Vancouver on April 26 for Honolulu, Suva, Auckland, and' Sydney. She Is due at Auckland on May 15. On her arrival at Sydney on May 20 the Aorangi will pay off and lay up for overhaul and survey. CORNWALL LEAVES LONDON. Cable advice has been received that the Federal steamer Cornwall left London on April 24, In ballast, for Lyttelton, where she Is due about May 31 to commence Homeward loading. CUMBERLAND LEAVES PANAMA. The Cumberland, en route from London In ballast, left Caracas Bay on April 20 and Panama on April 23. She Is due at Opua about May 15. MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL. The approximate traffic receipts of the Manchester Ship Canal for January amounted to i 102,879, an Increase of £4184 over the figure | for the corresponding period of 1932. PERSONAL ITEMS. Captain J. W. Johnson, late of the Malmoa, is at present in command of the Taranaki. Captain C. Wood Is in command of the Them!stoclcs. Mr W. A. Morris has joined the Koranul at Sydney as second officer, relieving Mr A. V. Knight for further orders. Mr J. A. Pearson Is now chief officer of the Koranul, and he has relieved Mr L. G. Ramsay, who has transferred to the Talune in a similar capacity. Sir J. Dawson, of the latter vessel, has transferred to the Karepo as chief officer, relieving Mr H. L. P. Brown for further Or Mr S 'A. H. Cell, late third officer of the Kiwitea, Is ashore on holiday at Auckland, and is sitting for his master’s certificate. KIA ORA AT PORT CHALMERS. The Shaw. Savlll, and Albion steamer Kla Ora arrived yesterday afternoon from Glasgow and Liverpool,' via Capetown. Sydney. Auckland Napier, Wellington, and Lyttelton. She was berthed at the George street wharf. Port Chalmers, to discharge the remainder of her Home cargo and commence Homeward loading. The Kla Ora left Liverpool on February 14, and arrived at Auckland on April 3 after an uneventful voyage. , ~ Captain 11. J. Orris is in command of the Kia Ora, and his officers are:—Chief, Mr D. Aitcheson; second, Mr J. J. Finn; third, Mr G. R. Bolton; fourth, Mr M. Harries; wireless operator, Mr W. H. Scaife; chief steward, Mr A. Preston; chief engineer, Mr B. J. Seymour; second. Air R. H. Reid; third, Air F. W. White; fourth, Air S. Penlerick; fifth, Air W. Jones; sixth, Air S. Lesley; seventh, Air J. Walnwriglit: chief refrigerating engineer. Air It. Robertson; second, Air H. APDermott. From Port Chalmers the Kla Ora will go to Oamaru, Bluff, and Wellington to complete loading. She is scheduled to clear Wellington on Alay G for London, via Alontcvldeo. arriving at London on June 17. ORONSAY’S PASSENGERS. The following passengers left Sydney on April 26 by the Orient liner Oronsay for London via Australian ports, Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Naples, Toulon, Palma (Majorca), Gibraltar, and Plymouth:—First saloon from Wellington: Air and Mrs J. A. W. Grosser and infant. Air G. J. W. Cooper, Mrs AI. AI. Cooper, jlr A. H. Larapard, Aliss AI. V. Alaudsley, Air a Potter Airs A. C. Potter, Air G. Robinson. Mrs 11. Robinson, Aliss E. D. Partridge, Allss J. Sutherland. Airs E. L. Sanderson, Mr J. Salmon, Airs R. Salmon Mr P. J. Salmon Air G S Young, Airs J. A. Young. Third class from New Zealand: Aliss C. B. Acheson, Air T. E. Armltage, Airs AI. P. Armltage, Mr S. Birch, Airs J. Bewick, Mr W. A. Bryant. Miss R. G. Brehaut, Air L. Calrd, Mr 1. rnur<u> Mrs E. A. Course. Mrs A. V. and Miss B. D. Chastney, Air F. H. and Alaster K. F. Chastney, Airs O. E. and Master T O. Graham. Allss R. Dawson Air f. ° av^° n 4, M T V’ ■ h F. Dykes, Air F. C. V. Bewick, Mr E. B. i Forest, Air B. Fox, Airs I. Edwards, Mrs E. Greenwood, Allss H. N. Gooder Air J. Gallagher. Alaster T. Gallagher, Aliss T. Gall, Airs AI. E. and Aliss J. Gallagher, Mr J. Horner, Air J. Jensen, Rev. W- Ke U le ’ T “L-n’ H. Keir, Mrs E. APQ. and Miss S. Louden, Air W. Louden, Miss A. G. Lawes, Airs A M. Lamb, Airs A. and Aliss D. Llndup, Air AI. Lamb, Air N, and Alaster W. Lamb, Messrs J. and F. Llndup, Miss N. G. AI Callum, Mr 1). AlacKay, Airs A. Al’Quillan. Allss AI. APQiilllan, Mrs E. and Aliss B. Aloroney Aliss K. Moroney, Messrs P. and J. and Master J. Aloroney. Air and Airs J. Milieu and infant, Air J. Peel, Air O. W. Peel, Captain A Raby, Air and Airs J. Schneider, Aliss L. and Masters • O. and B. Schneider, Air S. G. E. Shaw, Aliss H. E. Smith, Air A. Smith, Air L. F. Tanner, j Air J. A. Wakefield, and Mr W. W. Walsho.