STEAMERS FROM SYDNEY

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1933, Page 13

STEAMERS FROM SYDNEY

An unusual situation ha's'arisep. owuijd '■ to the mishap at Sydney' to. the Hu<W>dart, Parker motor-ship ,■ WanganelW:J For the first time in a long period two* liners with passengers from Sydney ■wilt arrive at Wellington within/three clay^ £ The Wanganella left Sydney on Tucs* day evening after having been held., up ( there for four days owing to damage ' to her rudder. She is due at Welling^ _" ton either late tomorrow. night^.jbr', oitj ■ Saturday morning. ; The Union-,1! ConW^ pany's Makura, on a trip to San'Fraff*}-; cisco, was to leave Sydney this aftekH' noon for Wellington, and is due heie;otfij* Monday morning.. .- / .• ' _ ;:;'; The Wanganella's stay in Wellingg ton .will be very short,' for sji© _wilfl, leave again on Saturday afternoon^ onfl ' her return trip to Sydney and Mew" ■bourne. She was originally lav*" left Sydney on October 7 ior.AjkcJclana, but she -will now leave, there,-on- Oci \z< tober 9,. reaching Auckland on.. ike-foU'M lowing Friday. She will- leave AtfcJ* ,) v land vfor Sydney later- the saiue- day* ;•.;; and then resume her normal timetab^Si ,^ The; Makura is to leaw.WellingKg -; next Tuesday afternoon in eontijtßi^Mj •;; at ■ her? voyage to San .: Fiaaerp*^ ~ ''fifm :- Karotongß and .Papeete. '. :- f ,_ ...■(. ■;, .!