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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2572, 21 September 1915, Page 8

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OVERSEA. SYDNEY, September 20. Arrived—Ulimaroa (7 p.m.), from".Wellington (N.Z.). . NEWCASTLE, September 19. Railed—Kauri, for New Zealand. SUVA, September 18. Arrived.—Fiona, from Sydney. COASTAL. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 POUTO (KAIPARA).' Arrived.—Waihora. (10 a.m.), from Welling, ton. AUCKLAND. Arr'ved.—Makura (5 a.m.), from Suva.. New "iwiland passengers are:—Misses Hornby, Nolan, Cole (3), Bloomfield, Hamilton, Freeman, Morrison, Johnson, Mesdames Carney, Mason, Cranby, Bloomfield. Cole. Brown, Mooney, Lawrence, Dunt, DunkIcy, Messrs. Bigelow, Carney, Kirl;lan<l, Mason, Cranby, De Schryver, Witlijjley, Turner, Chalmers, Hall, Peacock, Stranger, Mooney, Wilson, Guthrie, Brewer, Parsons, Dunn, Anccil, Dunklcy, Montrose. Robinson, Dalton, Father Tubman, Brother Priscillian. 1 Sailed.—Talunc (3.15 p.m.), for Fiji and Samoa.; Kercru, kctcli (4.30 p.m.), for Nine; Shimpo Maru (640 p.m.), for lilulf, Kamona (5.25 p.m.), for Greymouth. GISBORNE. I Arrived,.—Kawkca Bay (9 a.m.), from Auck--4 lead, .

NAPiEIt. Sailed.—l'aloona. (3 p.m.), for Wellington. WANQANDI. Arrived.—Hawcra (10.50 a.m.), Kapunt (10.55 а.m.), and Aorero (11.50 a.m.), from Wellington (all sheltering). PICTON. Arrived— Karori (noon)', from Newcastle; A r,ilium, (4.30 p.m.), from Wellington. Sailed.—Arahura (8 p.m.), for Nelson. NELSON. Sailed.—Nikau (3.35 p.m.), for Motuekaond Wellington. GKErMOUTH. Arrived.—Ngatoro (5.40 a.m.), from Wellington. LYTTELTON. Arrived.—Sardhana, schooner (C.30 a.m.), \ from Dunedin; Sailcd.-Cygnot, for Akaroa; Carpentaria б.20 p.m.), for Waitara.; Mararoa (8.20 p.m.), for Wellington, with 130 passengers. MAPOURIKA DELAYED. Bad weather has been responsible for again delaying the Mapourika on the West Coast. The vessel arrived off the Greyraouth bar. yesterday morning, and it was hoped tliat she would be able to enter the port on tJie ovening's tide. If this was accomplished tho Mapourika wns expected to leave on the return trip to Wellington, via way ports, this morning. MOERAKI PROM SYDNEY. ell. up to time the Union Company's Moeraki arrived 'at Wellington from Sydney shortly after 10 0..m. yesterday, and berthed at Jervois Quay Wharf No. 14. Her departure for Lyttelton has been postponed till 3 p.m. to-day. She will return hero in time to sail for Sydney direct at 5 p.m. on Thursday. NOTICE TO MARKERS. Captain J. Dawson, harbourmaster at Wellington, told a reporter yesterday that while the work of extending tho Wool Wharf is being oarried out, the usual lights will be shown thereon. For tho convenience of shipmasters working the port at night, however, a white light will bo shown from each corner at the end of the new wharf as the extension is in progress. MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD. NEW SECRETARY APPOINTED. By a unanimous vote Captain F. A. Macindoo has been appointed secretary of the Merchant Service Guild (New Zealand Section) out of over ICO applicants. Captain Macindoo is a brother of Mr. A. E. Macindoe, one of tho Government inspectors of machinery at Wellington, and he served liis apprenticeship with the New Zealand Shipping Company in sail. ' After wards he was for soveral years in the service of the Donald Currie Line, trading between Southampton and South Africa.' Ho came to New Zealand eight or nino years ago as chief officer of tho Northern Steam Ship Company's Ngatiawa, and has been with that company. ever ■ sinco At present ho is master of the Ngapuhi, which is in the Whangarei run. He holds an extra master's ticket, and for the past two or three years has been • president of the Auckland Shipmasters' Association. MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. Mr. G. T. Webb, late chief officer of tho Rakanoa, has been appointed chief officer of the Warrimoo, vice Mr. Reeves, who lias resigned from the Union Company's service to tako up a shore position' in Wellington. Mr. J. Nicholson, late of the Whakatanc, is now chief engineer of tho Rimutaka. Mr. J. W. Taylor, late of the Turakina, is fifth engineer on the Rimutaka. - Mr .G.' Kinnell, late of the Otaki, is now third officer -of the Rimutaka. Captain G. M. Symmers is in command of the 8.1. Co.'s steamer Carpentaria, now ■at Lyttelton, and has associated with hira the following officers:—Chief, Mr. C.. G. Gwyn; second, Ml'. E. S. Higss; third, Mr. (j. Mason.; chief engineer, Mr. R. Robertson; soondi Mr. Bryiner; third, Mr. Fyall; fourth, Mr. J. N. Briggs. Mr. M'Kenzio is chief refrigerating engineer, and Mr. Barclay second. M Forminger, wireless operator on the Moeraki, is under orders to transfer to tho Maori.

Gisborne will not bo visited by. tlie Shaw-Savill Et-oamar Matatua this trip. She wi!! proceed from Oama.ru to Napier, leaving the latter port finally for London, via Sydney, about October 5.

Tho collier Karori arrived at Picton from Newcastle yesterday. After discharging a quantity of coal t.hero she will come across to Wellington to-morrow.

Before-, proceeding to southern ports today the Paloona will load 430 tons of northern cargo at ■Wellington.

- The 6. and D. lin-er Port Albany arrived at Auckland from Sydney on Sunday evening to load for Homo Subsequently tlie vessel will take in cargo at southern ports. Discharge ■of the Bimutaka/s Londan cargo is expected to lie completed i'n time for her to leave Wellington on Thursday next.

On incuiry at the head ollice of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company yesterday no advice had been received concernin? the Atbcnic's'arrival.at London from Wellington . The liner left here on August 6. and was due at 'her destination on Saturday last. The Corinthlc, which left Wellington on August 10. is due at London tomorrow. The Delphic was due at. Lofi- . don from Auckland yesterday^.

The Government steamer Hinemoa will leave Wellington at 8 am. to-day for Aust.ralabe beacon and the Beef Barrels buoy. If the weather is favourable she will go on to Kaliurangi Point light to land stores. The vessel is duo back at Wellington about tho end of this week.