The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 985, 30 May 1930, Page 2

The Log Book

; PHOSPHATES FROM NAURU.—The ! steamer Arlington Court is reported to have left Shanghai on May 7 for Nauru Island, where she will load phosphates for Australia or New Zealand. THE KAITUNA. —En route from Australian ports, the cargo steamer Kaituna was to sail from Wellington at 1 p.m. today for New Plymouth and Auckland, to complete unloading her Australian cargo. MAUNGANUI FOR AUCK LAN D.—The intercolonial steamer Maunganui is lo leave Sydney this afternoon for Auckland. She is due at this port on Tuesday morning. WAIHEMO LEAVES LOS ANGELES. —Cabled news lias been received by the Union Company that the Waihemo left Los Angeles on Tuesday with Paeilie Coast cargo for discharge at Napier, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, Nelson and New Plymouth. She is due at Napier on June 21. F. G. DRUM LEAVES SAN PEDRO. — The Union Company has received cabled advice that its chartered tanker Frank G. Drum left San Pedro on Tuesdawith a full cargo of fuel-oil for Wellin * ton. She is due at Wellington on June 21. CANADIAN CHALLENGER LEAVES MONTREAL.—Canadian National Steamships has received cabled advice that. : the Canadian Challenger left Montreal on Tuesday with cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton, Timaru and Dunedin. She is due at Auckland about July 8. THE TARANAKI.—To complete her Homeward loading, the Shaw, Savill motor-ship Taranaki arrived at Wellington on Wednesday morning from Napier. She is scheduled to clear that port fin- . ally at daybreak tomorrow for Southampton and London, via the Panama Canal NORFOLK TO LOAD.—The Federal steamer Norfolk left New Plymouth at 7 i o’clock this morning for Opua for further Homeward loading. From Opua she ! comes on to Auckland to continue filling up for London and West Coast United Kingdom ports. She is expected to ar- ‘ rive here p.m. on Tuesday. I CANADIAN CONQUEROR TO LOAD. ; —The Canadian National steamer Canadian Conqueror is on her way from Wellington to Auckland, and is expected . here tomorrow to complete loading for • New York, Boston, and Montreal. The ; local office of the Canadian National .Steamships hopes to dispatch her the same night. KIWITEA DUE 4 P.M.—En route from - Australian ports, the cargo steamer Kiwitea is arriving in the stream from Pic- . ton at four o’clock this afternoon. She - has been allotted a berth at Queen's Wharf, where she will put out the local l part of her cargo from Australian rind Southern ports. She sails later for New I Plymouth to complete discharge. GOLDEN CROSS SAILS 5 P.M.—Henderson and Maefarlane, Ltd., advises that 1 the O. and O. steamer Golden Cross, now at King’s Wharf loading scrap iron and general cargo for America, is to be dispatched at five o’clock this evening for Levuka (Fiji), where she is to take on a quantity of copra. . From there she proceeds to Honolulu to load sugar, thence to San Francisco. ! NIAGARA LEAVES SYDNEY.—The Union Company’s Royal Mail liner Niagara cleared Sydney at four o’clock yesterday afternoon for Vancouver, via Auckland, Suva, Honolulu, and Victoria ’ (8.C.). She is due at this port on Monday morning, and after pratique has i been granted will berth at Prince’s Wharf to land passengers, mails, and cargo for New Zealand. She is announced to resume her voyage to Vancouver at 11 a.m. on Tuesday. TAINUI DELAYED. —A radio message received by A. S. Paterson and Co., Ltd., from the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company’s liner Tainui, inward bound from London and Southampton, states that, she is encountering westerly gales and heavy weather, which will delay her arrival in port until Monday evening. She expects to arrive about dusk. The vessel has passengers for New Zealand and general cargo for discharge at Auckland and "Wellington. THE MIRRABOOKA. —Advice has been received by Spedding, Ltd., that the Swedish motor-ship Mirrabooka is to clear Stockholm on June 6, Gothenburg on June 10, and Oslo on June 13 with cargo for discharge at Bluff and Australian ports. En route she is to load Pacific Coast cargo, and is to take on cargo for Bluff at Los Angeles early in July, and is expected to arrive at Bluff at the end of July. This vessel is coming under the auspices of the General Steam Ship Corporation of San Francisco, which operates i*. Pa eitic-Coast-Austral-jan service with ships of the line to ■ which the Mirrabooka belongs. It is expected that these vessels will make calls at New Zealand ports at three-monthly intervals. MATAROA FOR HOME.—The Shaw, , Savill liner Mataroa is scheduled to leave Wellington at daybreak tomorrow for , Southampton and London, via the Panama Canal. She will take the following passengers:—First saloon: Mrs. D. M.. Ashford, Miss L. Ashford, Mr. R. R. Baret, Mrs. N. Browning, Master B. M. Browning, Master J. H. Browning, Mr. A. I>. Campbell, Mrs. M. G. Clayden, Miss B. C. Clavden, Mrs. F. R. Cliffe, Mr. Hid McCulloch, Miss J. C. Halliday, Mr. M. C. Hargrove, Mr. Hazel ton, Mr. Hollander, Mr. Lamotir, Mr. W. L. Lowrie, Airs. : Lowrie, Mr. G. S. Lynde, Mrs. Lynde, Master P. S. Lynde, Mrs. S. E. Macintosh, Mr. F. H. Foehin, Mrs. Pochin, Mr A. Pritchard, Mrs. E. L. Scales, Mr A. Strang, Mrs. Strang, Mr. D. W. Strang, Mr. G Stuart, Miss W. R. Stuart, Mi's. F. L. Strickland, Mr. Sutro, Mr. A. C. Thomas, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. A. Tritton, Mr. H. S. E. Turner, Mrs. Turner, Miss C. Turner, Mrs. Whiteman; and 130 third class. PORI OF ONEHUPCGA — ARRIVAL TODAY < ALEXANDER (9.15 a.m.). 377 tons, t j McLeod, from Onekaka ALEXANDER arrived this morning i from Onekaka and sails tomorrow afternoon for Nelson and Motueka. ARAPAWA is expected to cross the . Hokianga Bar this afternoon, and arrive . at Onehunga tomorrow morning. She i loads for Wanganui and is to sail at noon tomorrow. : HAUTURU is to sail at noon tomorrow * for New Plymouth. RONAKI is expected' to leave this afternoon for Raglan and Kawfcia.