SHIPPING

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1934, Page 9

SHIPPING

ARRIVAL. " ' FRIDAY, JANUARY 2<S. TORT HUNTER, s.s. (2 p.m.). 8437 ttmi>Dnfham, from Auckland. - PEPARTURES. ; FRIDAY, JANUARY 2«. . HUNTINGDON, n.». (12.15 p.m.). .10,945~fc»«, Field, for- Lytteltou. KAVUNI, m.s. {1.5 p.m.), 184 ton*, MeKtamon, TATJPATA, m.s. (2 p.m.), 268 toni, P'DonneH, for Tarakohe. ' TAMAHINE, s.s. (2.45 p.m.), 1989 toni, Gray, for Plcton. PASSENGERS, ON HOBSON'S BAY. TUs following passengers for New Zealand are travelling oy the Aberdeen »nd Commonwealth liner Hobson's Bay, .which w dn» «t Sydney from London next Monday:.—For Auckland: Mr. C. J. Forward; Miss X. Simpjon, Mr. >V. A. Wycr, Mr. J. Acheson. For W«l----linRton: Miss M. Fountain Barber, Mr. T. Hoduklnson, Miss B. Danzlgcr, Mr. Ar E. Hurley. For Dunedin: Mrs. Y. M. Bell. MALOJA'S LIST. ■ The following ' passengers travelling b/^tlw P. and 0. liner Maloja, which arrlT«d at Bjdney yesterday, liavo booked through to Wtw Zealand:—Mr. and Mrs.. Lawrence, Mr, Mid Mrs. Douglas, Mr. and Misses (2) Upton, JO*1 Dooald, Miss Webb, Mr. and.Mn. T«l«, W« Massey, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Campbell, JOatttevenard, Mrs. Wood, Mr. Wood. >MW TagJJ. Mr. Cotter, Mr. • Abbott, Mr. Smith, »S. and Misses (2).Cardwell. MATAI'S MOVEMENTS. The Government steamer- Mat»L arrlTed^ln tho Haurakl Gulf from East Coast IlghthonteV on Wednesday, and attended to .buoys anrt beacons in the gulf. She arrived at AueJSa™ this afternoon, and will remain till ne*t 3J""»----day, when sue will .sail for northern, Hpuhoiiscs. BY TELEGRAPH. LONDON, Januarjr 15.' Arrived— Bangitane and Botorua. »" MONTEVIDEO; January ffSf Sailed—Canoncsa. - - of CURACAO, January » ? Sailed—Hertford. „ F GLASGOW, January IS. Sailed—Middlesex. „ • „ * ADELAIDE, January 25. Sailed—Kartlgl. for New Zealand.