The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 409, 18 July 1928, Page 2

The Log Book

TAMAROA AT SOUTHAMPTON.—The Shaw, Savill and Albion liner Tamaroa is reported to have reached Southampton from New Zealand last Sunday. She was dispatched from Wellington on June 9.

POOLTA TO LOAD.—The Union Company’s Poolta iett Greymouth on Monday for Sydney. From there the vessel will proceed to Clarence River, Port Stephens, Newcastle and Sydney, to load lor New Plymouth and Wellington.

VALACIA AT WELLINGTON.—The C. and D. Line chartered steamer Valaeia commenced the discharge of the Wellington portion of her Liverpool cargo on Monday. The vessel is timed to leave tliere this evening for Lyttelton and Dunedin.

THE PORT DENISON.—An arrival at Wellington to-day will be the Commonwealth and Dominion Line vessel Pore Denison troni Lyttelton to complete loading for London, via Cape Horn. She is scneduiect to sail finally from the capital on Friday next.

WHAN GAPE FOR CHINA.—The exUnion Company steamer Kaihorai is due from the bourn shortly to bunker the Wiiangcipe at western vVhari oeiore both vessels leave for Cmna. T'ne Waipori is to come up from Hobson’s Bay this afternoon ana berth alongside the Wnangape.

THE PORT ALBANY.—The Commonweal in ana Uoniiiuoii Dine steamer rori Albany, with caigo irom New Zealand ana Australia, is reported to have reached xxuii last bui.uay, biie sa*icd from New jL-nyinoutn on April 2± anu irom wynu-

HURUNUI LEAVES iviON i EViDlO.— i\ew z_oL.ianu imping company mat the xx ur until ifcii *vxoii te v\»aeo rast Thursday ior Doiition a,.iU west o± tirea*. Britain, en route irom Wellington. x'ne vessel saned from Wellington on June 2u. LAMBS STEAMER OMANA.—The

northern Company nas received advice that the Lamp steamer Uiimana was dispatched from Port Stephens last Friday with coal and poles lor Auckland and Gisborne. She is expected at Auckland to-morrow and will berth at King s Wharf.

BORDERER DUE.—No wireless advice has been received from the Ellerman-Hall Line steamer Borderer, which is scheduled to arrive from New York on Friday. The vessel is runing under the auspices of the A. and A. Line, and the New Zealand Shipping Company is the local agent. She nas case oil and generalw merchandise for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin.

SULPHUR FROM TEXAS. —Messrs. R. Millar and Company have received advice that the Glasgow steamer Copennagen, tons, was dispatched from waives ton, Texas, on July H, with a full cargo of sulphur lor discharge at Auckland, Lyttelton and Wanganui. She is due at Auckland about August 16. HARDWOOD FROM BUN BURY.—The Norwegian motor-snip Borgestad sailed from dunbury' last Tnursday with a lull cargo of Australian liarawuod for disenarge at Lyttelton and Wellington. She is of 3,924 tons gross and was built at Copenhagen in 1924. Like the motor-ship Brynje, now at Auckland, the Borges cad •is under charter to the American Trading Company. She is due at Lyttelton about July 26.

MAKURA’S PASSENGERS. —The Union Company s R.M.S. Makura arrived in the stream at Wellington on xvtonday morning from Sydney'. The iviakura leit Sy'dney at 4 p.m., on Thursday, and experienced fine weather with moderate southerly seas until nearing port early on iuonuay morning, when the wind freshened a little from the south. The Makura left Wellington again yesterday afternoon lor San Francisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete. She brought the following passengers from Sydney—lor Wellington: FirstClass: Mr. H. R Appledore, Mr. R. J. Anwyl, .Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Akers, Mr. and Airs. D. A. Aiken, Dr. A. Bennett, Air. F. G. Brown, Air. F J. Cave, Mr. W. J. Clabburn, Air. R. Al. Cuabbe, Air. E. W. Cuddon, Airs. Cuddon, Air. C. H. Clem, Air. J. Clegg, Aliss Al. Clegg, Mr. J. Donald, Air. H. J. Freeman, Mrs. A. Gilbert, Mr D. Grant, Air. W. E. Hancock, Air. and Airs. A. Holmes, Air. F. R. Hockey, Mr. H. Howe, Air. F. A. King, Air. A. B. Lloyd, Air. T. S. Little, Mr. R. G. Low% Air L. E. Myers, Air. and Airs. A. H. Alessenger, Air. and Airs. P. Alyers, Aliss K. Alurphy’, Air. H. F. Norman, Airs. P. Prichard, Air. and Airs. W. Page, Mr. E. Robertson, Air. F. de L Reis, Air. and Arts. A. R. Smith, Mr. E. E. Short, Air. A. Shaw, Air. S. Schneideman, Airs. G. Scott. Air. W. Turtle, Air. F. Trescott, Air and Airs. R. S. Taylor, Air. and Mrs. A M. Turner. Air. B. G. and Mrs. Trickett, Miss R. Vitetta, Air. A. J. Windayer, Air. G. Wilson, Aliss E. Wilson. Second-Class; Air. R. S. Bremner, Mr. B. Beer, Mr T. Creighton, Aliss A. Driscoll, Aliss M. Greening, Air. and Mrs. R. Harewood, Miss J. Holden, Airs. AT. A. Jenkins, Mr. and Airs. A. E. Alarriott, Airs. E. McCracken, Air. ’E. J. Odlem, Mr R. Rutherford, Air. W. D. Tucker, Air Chow Kui. Air. Chow Kum Chun, Air. Young Saye; and 12 third-class. For San Francisco.—First-Class: Miss E. Callaghan, Dr M. B. Johnson, Air. J. T. Johnson. Airs. Al. Kling, Air. A. Alenard, Air. B. I>. ATanchester, Aliss E. L. Ott, Mr. R B. Phelps, Marquese Romanazzi, Aliss E. B. Strom, Airs. E. Wolheim, Air. and Airs. A. J. Young, Aliss R. E. Zverina, Aliss F. S. Zverina. Second-Class: Mr. T Buzza, Air. D. Burnley', Aliss Al. Burnley, Airs. J. Brigham, Aliss J. E. Brigham, Air. S. Chapman, Air. P. Laughton, Airs. Al. Aletayer, Air. J. S. Nairn, Mr. .J. C. Runclle, Aliss M. P. Sawers; and 19 third-class.