SHIPPING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19883, 9 March 1939, Page 3

SHIPPING

PORT OF GISBORNE TO-DAY'S ARRIVALS Port Whangarei, m.v.. 0.35 a.m., 508 tons, A. E. Webster, from Auckland. Kopara, m.v.. 7.30 a.m., 070 . tons, F. S. Bates, from Auckland, via Coast bays. VESSELS DUE AT GISBORNE Port Denison, Auckland, to-morrow. Vainui, southern ports, Mai eh 13. Pukeko, Wellington, March 14. Imperial Star, Auckland, April 10. COASTAL TRADE The Kopara reached Gisborne at 7.30 a.m. to-day front Portland, Auckland, Hicks Bay and Tokomaru Bay. On account of the wet weather discharging operations were postponed until 1 p.m., and it was hoped to dispatch the vessel later for Napier. The Port Whangarei arrived at Gisborne at (1.35 a.m. to-day from Auckland. She was delayed this morning by rain and was not expected to complete discharge and loading until noon to-morrow, when she would sail for Tolaga Bay, Tokomaru Bay and Auckland. The Wainui, from Bluff and Dunedin, left Oarnaru last night and sails from Timaru to-day, Lyttelton tomorrow and Wellington on Saturday for Gisborne, arriving here on Sunday. From Gisborne the ship proceeds lo Napier, Wellington, and South Island ports to load again for Napier and Gisborne. The Pukeko is at Wellington, where she completes loading on Saturday [or Napier and Gisborne. The Pakura completes her overhaul at Auckland to-morrow and on Monday will load cement at Portland for East Coast ports. HOMEWARD LOADINGS Gisborne Roadstead Port Denison (Port Line; agents, Williams and Kettle) cleared Auckland at 9.15 p.m. yesterday for Gisborne and is expected to anchor in the roadstead early to-morrow morning ,o load meat and dairy produce for London. Imperial Star (Blue Star Line), loads it Gisborne April 16-18 and clears jyltelton finally on April 29 for jondon. AUSTRALIA-N EW ZEALAND Vwatea, left Wellington March 6; due Sydney March, 9; leaves Sydney March'll; due Auckland March 14 Vanganella leaves Sydney March 10; due Wellington March 14; leaves Wellington March 16; due Sydney March 20. Maunganui, left Melbourne March 8; due Bluff March 12 and Wellington March 17; leaves Wellington March 18 and Bluff March 20; due Melbourne March 24. PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE donterey, left Sydney March 3, arrived and left Auckland March 6; due San Francisco March 21. /lariposa, left San Francisco February 28; arrives and leaves Auckland March 17; due Sydney March 20. 'Jiagara, left Vancouver February 15; arrived Auckland March 0; left Auckland March 7; due Sydney March 11. \orangi, left Sydney February 1(1; arrived Auckland February 20; left Auckland February 21; due Vancouver March 10. ,latua, left Auckland February 28 for Rarotonga, Nukualofa, Apia, and Suva; returns Auckland on March 19. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS tangitata, left London February 2;| due Auckland March 10. loin in ion Monarch, left Southampton February 17; due Wellington March 25. tangitane, left London March 3: due Wellington April 6. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE Auckland.—Matai, H.M.S. Endeavmr, Matua, Maui Pomare, Niagara, Vaitaki, Edward F. Johnson, Celtic Monarch, Cornwall, Ettrickbank, Forresbank. Port Brisbane, Strathallan, dangitata, Susana, Tairoa, and Thorshov, Wellington—Rangatira, Tamahine, i /Vahine, Gabriella, Kaikorai, Kaii -.varra, Kalingo, Karepo, Korowai, Sas.sel, Cambridge, Empire Star, Marioosa, Monterey, Opawa, Piako, Port Denison, Port Hunter, Rangitane. Rangitiki, Rimutaka, and Ruahine. Awavua. —H.M.S. Achilles, Aorangi, Maunganui, Triadic, Triaster, A. F. Corwin, Cathay, Largs Bay, Kaimata, Maetsuycker, Maloja, Mooltan, Morelon Bay, Narkunda, Orama, Orford, Orontes, Oronsay, Orcgdes, Port Halifax, Strathaird, Strathcden, Strathnaver, Tasman, Wairangi, and Dominion Monarch. Chatham Islands, —South Sea. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS Sydney.—March 8: Arrived, Wnipori, from Auckland. Westport.—March 9: Arrived, Rata, 11.15 p.m., yesterday, from Gisborne. . Wellington.—March 9: Arrived, Pukeko, 7 a.m., from Gisborne. pig, unwittingly turned into a superman by the scientific magic of a henpecked college professor, Brown’s role is like nothing he has ever before portrayed. It is different, exciting and funny. And Brown supplies the proper balance of whimsy which makes “The Gladiator’’ believable despite the humorous intent of its Columbia technical staff. You will like the other members of the cast, who have never beet) seen to better advantage. They include June Travis, who makes a most charming loading lady; Robert Kent, who Ls a convincing villain: Lueien Littlefield, the eccentric professor: Ethel Wales, his nagging wife; Dickie Moore the boy actor; and Man Mountain Dean, the Hill-Billy who ran a set of whiskers to fame and fortune in the wrestling game, and is now duplicating this act .in the fields of films and politics. How unlicensed and unscrupulous “mystic fortunetellers" can delude gullible clients and rob them of millions annually is vividly depicted in the associate feature, “Crime Ring," in which Allan Lane and Francos Mercer are teamed. Lane is east as a live-wire newspaper reporter who persuades the police department to use himsell and his girl friend. Miss Mercer, as a decoy in trapping a gigantic ring of swindlers operating behind a for-tune-telling front. Inez Courtney. Frank M. Thomas, Clara Blandick, Bradley Page and Charles 'Prowbridge also appear in the cast. The programme will commence tit 1-45 and 7.45 p.m., with Chapter three of “Red Berry.”