FROM THE SEVEN SEAS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1077, 15 September 1930, Page 2

FROM THE SEVEN SEAS

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MAHANA FROM LIVERPOOL. —With general merchandise from West Coast ports of Great Britain the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Mahana sailed from Liverpool yesterday for Auckland, Wellington, 'Lyttelton and Port Chalmers. She is due at Auckland on October 21. WAIRUNA SAILS 11 A.M. TOMORROW The trans-Pacific steamer Wairuna, now at Queen's Wharf, is scheduled to sail for Wellington, Melbourne. Sydney, and Newcastle at eleven o’clock tomorrow morning to complete discharge. THE PORT BRISBANE.—Heather, Roberton, Ltd., advise that the Commonwealth and Dominion Line's motorship Port Brisbane, now en route from New York to Auckland with general cargo, has been assigned to load at Auckland on October 30 for West Coast ports of the United Kingdom. THE AORANGI.—The Royal Mail motor-liner Aorangi, owned by the Union Steam Ship Company, is reported to have arrived at Vancouver at 11 p.m. on Thursday last. She is scheduled to sail r»n Wednesday next for Sydney and Auckland, via Victoria, Honolulu and Suva. The vessel is due to arrive here on October 5. RANGITAT A TO LOAD. —The New Zealand Shipping Company’s motor-liner Rangitata has been fixed to commence her Homeward loading at Auckland on October 13. She will complete at Gisborne, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier and Auckland. The vessel is due at Wellington on October 22, and is scheduled to clear Auckland finally on November S for Southampton tnd London, via the Panama Canal. CANADIAN LEADER IN PORT.—The Canadian National Steamships steamer Canadian Leader arrived last night from Montreal, and anchored in the stream. This morning she berthed at Prince's Wharf to put out a quantity of motorcars and parts, and she is to sail again late tonight or at daybreak tomorrow for Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide to complete unloading. She also has some general cargo. The vessel cleared Montreal on July 31, and the Panama Canal on August 15. She had a fair-weather passage until two weeks off the New Zealand coast, when she encountered strong south-west winds, accompanied by a heavy south-west swell. These conditions held until she reached the shelter of the coast, and delaved her arrival by a day and a-half. In command of the Canadian Leader is Captain M. Robertson, and he has with him the following officers: Chief ofheer, Mr. C. W. Gilding; second. Mr. M. Ryer; third. Mr. G. Exworth; chief engineer, Mr. W. Tample: second, Mr. T. Jones; third, Mr. T. Burke; fourth. Mr. P. E. Porelin: wireless operator, Mr. H. H. Picton; chief steward, Mr. J. Corfield.

THE MAUNGANUI.—The following is the passenger list of the Maunganui, ! which left Wellington for Sydney on ' Friday evening:— First saloon: Mrs. T. H. Allen, 3P\ A. R. Allen, Mrs. F. C. Amos, Mr. M. Anderson, Mr. H. C. Asher, Miss A. G. Miss C. E. Bates, Mr. F. L. Bone, Mr. j and Mrs. A. T. Birchfield. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brown, Mr. A. A. Blackman, Mr. J. M. Buchanan, Mrs. R. Caro, Mr. F. J- Duval, Mrs. R. Davidson, Miss M. Davidson, Mr. W. H. Edwards, Mrs. R. Edmonds, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Finlavson and infant. Miss R. P. Finlayson, Mi'ss M. R. Finlayson, Mr. M. M. Freelich, Mr. Garden, Mr. E. A. Grove, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grove, Mr. C. C. Gallop. Mr. G. J. , Godwin, Mrs. E. Harris, Mr. C. E. Harvey, Miss D. J. Hardie, Miss A. Jamieson, Mr. J. A. Lipman. Mr. E- S. Lut- ; trell, Mrs. J. Lawson, Mr. R. E. Lapper. i Mrs. E. Mackay, Mrs. K. McCullough, Miss M. M. McCullough, Mr. H. Marshland. Miss N. C. McCullough, Mrs. T. A. Marden and child, Mrs. Markussen. 31 r. and Mrs. C. Mackay, Mrs. M. M. Murphy, Miss P. M. McClea, Mr. S. G. W. Makins, Mr. I. H. Mcßae, Mrs. M. C. B. Olderidge, Mr. and Mrs. E. S.Perks Mrs. S. A. Petherick, Miss K. A. Pih. Mrs. A. Rice, Mr. J. L. Ruthven, Mr. S. H. M. Richards, Mrs. M. A. Russell, Mr. S. J. Smith, Mrs. C. V. Sugden and child, Mr. IT. I). Stone, Mrs. C. B. Struthers and infant, Mr. "Y\. E. O. Stanford, Mrs. D. C Stanford, Miss M. O. Stanford, Miss 31 C. Stringer, Miss V. Shanlv, Mr. A. S. Smith. Mr. H. Tate, Mrs. Westawav, Miss G. illiams, Mrs. 31. A. Williams, 3lrs. T. S. AViltshire, 3lrs. 31. Wood, 3lr. and X- X-- Wright, Miss 31. J. Wright, Miss E. W mg, Mr. D. 3\. 3\ illiams. Second saloon: 3liss A. Bell, 3lrs. S. T Breen, Miss 31. X. Brocks. 3liss G. Cross. 3lr. H. J. Cornelius, 31iss J. 31. Cook, 3liss G. E. Collins, 3lr. Cormack, Mrs. J. Draper, Rev. J. Ecclestone, 3lrs. M Hunt, Mr. W. Hall, 31iss R. Hall. 3lrs! A. Hall, 3lr. A. Hay. Mr. 31. P. Holdsworth, Mr. C. Irvine. 3lr. A. Johnson, 31r. A. C. Keys, 3lr. T. Longman, 3liss X. F. Lee, 31r. N. Livingstone, 3lrs. 3L McGhie and infant, 3liss E. 31. Neave, 31r and 31rs. J. Preston, 3liss F. Payne 3iiv o E. A. Pudney, Mr. J. Taylor. 31rs. 31. Turner, 3laster, R. G. Turner, 3liss D. J. Turner, Mr. and 3lrs. J. D. Twohill. Mrs. b. Saunders, 31aster N. Saunders, 3lr. T. Irwin Mrs. F. 31. K. Woodman, Mr. and £fr s - G- G \Vatson, 3liss S. H. Watson, Miss O. J. Watson, Mr. A. Young; and 31 third-class. The vessel is due at Sydney tomorrow morning, and is to sail on her return trip to Wellington next Friday. From Welllngton the Maunganui will return direct to Sydney, leaving Wellington September 20, and will be transferred at Sydnev to the trans-Pacific mail service. She is scheduled to leave Sydney for San Francisco, via Wellington, Rarotonga and on October L\ After making . no to ban I rancisco and back, the Maunganui will be replaced in the San Francisco service by the Monowai. whi* h has been purchased from the P. and <_> I sCJTKn i and is leav e Wellington for San I lancisco on December 2,

THE TAlNUl.—Advice has been received that the Shaw, Sav ll and Albion Company's liner Tainui cleared Southampton on September I'Z with mail and cargo for Auckland and Wet’ ington. She is due to arrive here on October IS. So far her local agent has not been announced. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGEThe following vessels are expected v> be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations tonight:— Auckland: Tofua. Ulimaroa. Southern Cross, Soloy, Vacuoline, Astoria, Waipahi, Wairuna, Fernwood. Kaponga. Chatham Islands: Hertford. Pipiriki. Wellington: Maori. Wahine, Ngaio. Tarr.hine, Maunganui, Mataroa, 3Tamiliu<, Canadian Transporter, Zealandic, Rua* liine, Omana, Kalingo. Awarua: 3lVtkura, Rhymney, Port Caroline. Tutanekai. City of Lyons, Goldca Cross, Taranaki. PORT OF ONEHUNGA—ARAPAWA, due on Thursday nooning from Kaipara, sails at 3 p.m. that day for Wanganui. HAUTURU, arriving front Netr Plymouth at seven o’clock tomorrow morning, sails on the return trip at 2 p.m, on "Wednesday. HOKIANGA is expected to arrive tomorrow morning from Hokianga. She sails for Hokianga at 3 p.m. on Thursday. KAITOA is expected to arrive about September 24 to load for Nelson and West Coast ports. ROXAKI, arriving from Hokianga tomorrow morning, is scheduled to leave for Raglan, Kawhia. and Waikato Heads a: 3 p.m. tomorrow.