SHIPPING PORT OF TIMARU

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21821, 26 November 1940, Page 2

SHIPPING P ORT OF TIMARU

QUIET PERIOD The waterfront was quiet yesterday, there being no arrivals or departures. Only one vessel, the Walnui, is expected to-morrow. The following list of coastal steamers' movements is compiled in accordance with advice supplied by agents for the different Lines:— EXPECTED ARRIVALS Walnui, Oamaru :... Nov. 27 Holmdale, Dunedin Nov. 28 Waiplata, Oamaru Nov. 28 Walana, Dunedin Nov. 30 Breeze, Dunedin Nov. 30 PROJECTED DEPARTURES Walnui, Lyttelton Nov. 27 Holmdale, Lyttelton Nov. 28 Waiplata, Lyttelton Nov. 28 Walana, Lyttelton Nov. 30 Breeze, Lyttelton Nov. 30 LISTED MOVEMENTS The Wainui is expected to arrive tomorrow from the south to load general cargo for Wellington, Napier and Gisborne, via Lyttelton. The Holmdale is now due on Thursday from the south on the Wel-lington-Wanganui run. The Waiplata, from Oamaru, is due on Thursday to load for Wellington and Auckland, via Lyttelton. The Walana, from Dunedin, is scheduled for Saturday to load for Wellington and Auckland, via Lyttelton. The Breeze Is listed to arrive on Saturday from the south to load general cargo for Wellington and Wanganui. NEW ZEALAND PORTS By Telegraph—Press Association AUCKLAND, November 25. Arrived—Monterey (8.30 a.m.) from Sydney. Sailed—Monterey (6 p.m.) for San Francisco. WELLINGTON, November 25. Arrived —Wlngatul (7.15 a.m.) from Westport: Gabriella (1.30 p.m.) from Greymouth. DUNEDIN, November 25. Arrived—Wainui, from Wellington. OVERSEAS MAILS AIR MAILS The best dispatch for Great Britain is per trans-Paclfic Air Service, Wednesday, December 4, at 7.30 pm. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4 At 7.30 p.m. (Trans-Paclfic Air Service) Great Britain, United States, Canada and intermediate countries. (Due San Francisco, December 12. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 At 7.30 p.m. (Trans-Tasman Air Service) Australia (including in Australia), Egypt, Africa and intermediate countries. ___________ ftADIO MUSICAL COMEDY HITS FROM 3YA New Zealand Programmes For To-night FROM ALL YA STATIONS (Approximate Times) 7.30 a.m.: Breakfast session. 10.0 a.m.: Devotional service. 12 noon--2 p.m.: Lunch music. 4.0: p.m.: Weather report. 5.0 p.m.: Children’s session. 5.45 p.m.: Dinner music. 7.0 p.m.: News. 9.0 p.m.: Newsreel. IYA Auckland 7.10: Talk by the Gardening Expert. 7.30: Chorus and orchestra, “Let’s All Join in the Chorus with Tommy Handley and His Pals.” 7.40: “One Good Deed a Day.” 7.53: The Norsemen Male Quartet “My Creole Sue” (Davis), “Moonbeams” (Herbert). 7.59: George Elliott (guitar), “Red Heels” (Ney), “Answer Me” (Nicholls). 8.5: “Evergreens of Jazz. 8.18: Lillie Palmer (vocal), “Swell” (Guest), “A Little Co-operation" (Hoffman). 8.24: “The First Churchill.” 8.49: The Minstrel Singers, "Minstrel Memories.” 9.25: Old-timers’ Orchestra, “My Gal Sal” (Dresser). 9.30: Dance music. 2YA Wellington 7.29: Talk, W. J. Brownlie, “Young Farmers’ Club Activities and Ideals.” 7.45: Sir Hamilton Harty and the London Philharmonic Orchestra. “The Bartered Bride" (Smetana). 7.54: Dorothy Helmrich (mezzo-soprano), “Carol," “Wizardry," "Racers,” “The Lamb Child" (d’Arba). 8.2: Concert by the NBS String Orchestra. Soloslsts, W. Roy Hill (tenor), and Winifred Bourke (pianist). The Orchestra, "The Rival Sisters” (Purcell). 8.7: W. Roy Hill (tenor), “Silence, Beautiful Voice" (Menges), “O Peace, Thou Fairest Child of Heaven,” “The Sleeping Beauty” (Armstrong Gibbs), “O Cease Thy Singing, Maiden Fair” (Rachmaninoff), (Violin obbligatos by Vivienne Blamires). 8.19: The Orchestra, “Rakastava Suite” (Sibelius). 8.32: Winifred Bourke (piano), “Andante.” "Allegro” (Greene), “Sonata in G” (Scarlatti), "The Flutes” (Defesch), “Rameau Variations” (Leschetizky). 8.46: The Orchestra, "Caprlol Suite” (Warlock). 9.25: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Clemens Krauss "Symphony No. 2” (Beethoven). 10.0: Music, mirth and melody. 3YA Christchurch 7.10: Talk, “Printing Yesterday and To-day," J. H. E. Schroder. 7.15: Book Review by J. H. E. Schroder. 7.30: London Palladium Orchestra, “These Foolish Things.” 7.39: "Dad and Dave." 7.51: From the Studio, The Harmony Trio. 8.17: "A Gentleman Rider.” 8.30: Cecily Audibert (soprano), “You Are All That is Lovely,” “Beloved in Your Absence,” “If In the Great Bazaars,” “Allah be With Us” (Amy Woodforde-Flnden). 8.42: “The Buccaneers of the Pirate Ship Vulture." 9.25: Musical comedy memories, Bernice Claire and Carol Dels and Chorus, “The Vagabond King” Selection (Friml). 9.33: John Hendrick (tenor), “Two Eyes Are Smiling," “My Darling" (Kalman). 9.40: New Mayfair Orchestra, “The White Horse Inn” Selection (Benatzky). 9.48: Nelson Eddy, baritone, “I’m Falling In Love With Someone” (Herbert). 9.51: Light Opera Company, "The Quaker Girl” vocal gems (Monckton). 10.0: Larry Clinton and his orchestra. 4YA Dunedin 7.15: A recorded talk by Prof. Arnold Wall, "Beginnings." 7.30: “An Evening with Liszt" (Urbach). 7.40: Winter Course Talk, “Fashions, Ancient and Modern: Medicine.” 8.0: Final Community Sing of the 1940 Season (relayed from the Town Hall). ,Y.rm.. lZsYouf(afr:. 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