Markets and Money

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 153, 19 September 1927, Page 2

Markets and Money

A Review for Business Men

ON THE ’CHANGE BUSINESS QUIET OCCIDENTALS FIRM A quiet tone prevailed on ’Change this morning. Little business was transacted. Mining is quiet. Lucky Shot and j Waihis are weaker. Occidental Una are firm, and were done at Is 5d at j mid-day. ! Though generally idle, banks are in I good tone, mostly with steady buyers. Coals are slightly easier. Miscellaneous shares are quiet. A greater demand is registered for Government and local body bonds and debentures, but there are more sellers than buyers. SALES REPORTED At this morning’s 10 o’clock call: Reported:* Wellington Woollen Mills (pref.), £6. At to-day’s mid-day call. On ’Change l : South British, 57s 9d; Auckland Gdtf (ord.), 235: Occidental Una (con.), Is sd. Reported: British Tobacco, 57s 3d. MID-DAY QUOTATIONS Closing quotations at to-day’s midday call wen*:

LONDON MARKETS FROZEN MEAT PRICES Bu Cable—Press Association o Hg'ht 5 ' "53,lV'’ m'i diunv eS sidV d i,p^V Kent A r ‘? Patagonian, none offering. * 4 * c ; Lambs. Canterbury, light *>. , medium. 9d: heavy, 8 5-Sd s?™* •M: other selectees 'lisrhr ° r -«s, si; 8 7-Sd: Xolth island, firsts medium. SJd: seconds, 9 LBdf ht * 9 Chilled Beef. —Argentine, fores aia hints, b 3-Sd. Other meats „ n u id; ts unchanged COTTON, RUBBER, HEMP, ETC Cotton.—Liverpool quotation” an9dfa U ]lf nCI, October delive^^^J Rubber. —Para, 15d (15d) a lb - ni an tation, first la :ex crepe. 16'd (is’2 t.iCT smoked ribbed sheet, 16}d (16 3-Sd). 1 * Jute.—Native Indian first mark.\' R« r ioS) b l r 'Sn t . ober shipments > £ 3S 15s uai , iierap.—August-October shipments, jjj V’i’ r l - South Sea, SeptemberOctoher shipments, .£26 £s 6<J J e;6 y r a Linseed Oil.— £32 (£32 S S ) a ten. Turpentine.—32s (32s 3d) a elet CONSOLS AND COLONIAL STOCKS The following table gives quotations f„ r consols and colonial inscribed stocks, cob. pared with those of September S:

FOREIGN EXCHANGES Foreign rates of exchange on September Id, compared with par rates, ir as averaged first half of 1914, are: , Sept. 16. Sept 12. Par. Brussels, francs . 34.92 34 91 ‘'3.221 Paris, francs., .. 124.00 124.00 Ilm Stockholm, knr. . 18.09 lg io 15.12 Oslo, knr 18.41 islio 15.12 C openhagen, knr.. 15.17 18.1. is ig Berlin, r.m 20.43 20 44 Home, lire 89.35 59.40 25.221 C alcutta, pence .. 18.00 18.00 24 Yokohama, pence. 23 3-16 23} 24 41 Hong-Ivong. pence 233 23! 24' Montreal, dollars.. 4.86 3-16 4.86 S-16 4.868 hew York, dollars 4.86 g 4.86 4 866 Amsterdam florins 12.138 12.13 1-3 1 >lO7 Batavia, florins .. 12.14} 12.133 WHEAT, FLOUR AND PULSE Wheat.—Sellers are nervous, owing lo unfavourable weather reports from Canada. Quotations meanwhile are unchanged. Parcels are quieL Liverpool futures: October, 10s 4 3-8 d per cental; December, 10s 6 3-Sd; March, IDs 5 j-Sd: May, 10s 4 3-Sd. Spot trade dull, and prices are tending to he easier. Flour slow of sale. Australian, cx store, 40s to 40s 6d. Oats and Peas.—Steady Beans.—Quiet. A. S a£d r i7z ram ‘ lated ’ 31s lid ,ier DISSATISFIED FARMERS ANALYSIS OF FERTILISERS Press Association . FEILDING, Sa turns At a meeting of the Feilding and Pastora l Association, the ft*lowing resolution was carried: 'Tlist the Minister of Agriculture be asked U> I tui r °^ UC f-, leglslation this session to amend the Fertilisers Act in such a d ree Jon as will enable the farmer to know in plain language, the 100 per cent aaiifcsjs of the composition of his purchase.’' Leading farmers present said the farmers organisations had been hammering away for years for this and other legislation affecting farmers' interests, but they had go no hearing from the Government It was stated, also, that amendments to the Stock Act were urgently n«ed<-d.

Sellers. suyers. BANKS— £ s. d. £ s. d. Bank of Australasia 14 16 6 14 18 t; Com. Bank of Aus. 1 8 6 1 J( Ditto (pref.) .. .. 6 39 0 15 0 Eng., Soot, and Aus. 7 16 0 .Nat. of N.Z 0 0 6 16 6 New South Wales . . 43 6 42 15 0 New Zealand . . .. 2 18 6 17 9 Ditto (10s paid) . . 0 16 3 Ditto (20s paid.) .. 1 6 0 Union of Aus 14 18 0 14 18 0 INSURANCE— New Zealand .. .. 1 19 1 19 3 South British .. .. 2 18 0 2 17 6 DOAN AND AGENCY— Farmers' Co-op. Auc. A (pref.) 0 IS 0 0 16 0 Ditto B (prei..) — 0 14 6 Goldsbrough, Mort — 2 4 0 Nat. Mort. ana Agen. — 3 0 Newton King (pref.) 0 13 6 N.Z. Guar. Corp. . . 0 5 0 1 N.Z. Loan and Merc. 96 • » 0 93 0 0 Ditto (pref.) .. .. — 80 0 0 N. Auck. Farmers’ Co-op. B (pref) — 0 D 6 COAT Renown 0 7 3 0 a 0 Hikurangi 0 3 4 c 3 1 Ditto (pref.) .. .. 0 7 6 Ditto A (pref.) .. 0 6 6 0 5 6 Taupiri 1 4 9 Ditto (pref.) .. .. 1 3 6 Waipa .. .. — 0 lb 6 GAS— Auckland 1 3 0 1 2 9 Ditto (con.) .. .. 0 17 8 0 16 9 Birkenhead and Northcote 0 16 0 Gisborne (pref.) 1 0 0 Christchurch (rights) 0 0 5 SHIPPING— Devonport Steam . . 1 4 0 Huddart-Parker 2 3 7 0 Northern Steam 0 14 9 0 14 0 Ditto (con.) .. .. 0 7 0 7 0 P. and O. (deferred stock) 275 0 0 Union Steam (nref.) — 0 19 10 TIMBER— Kauri Timber .. .. 1 5 0 1 4 6 National 0 14 0 Parker-Lamb 3 2 0 Taupo Totara .. .. 0 16 9 — BREWERIES— G L. Innes (pref.).. 1 0 0 J. Staples and Co. 1 18 6 — M iSCELEANEOUS— Auck. Amuse Park 0 17 0 0 16 0 British Tobacco 2 18 0 2 16 0 Bycroft, Ltd. .. .. 1 9 0 Checker Taxicab .. 0 19 0 Col. Sugar (Aus.) .. 52 12 6 52 b 0 Dental and Medical Supply . . . . .. 0 16 0 Dominion Pictures . . 1 1 Ditto (pref.) .. .. 1 0 0 Electrolytic Zinc (ord.) 1 10 3 Ditto (pref.) . . . . 1 11 6 1 9 6 Hamilton Theatres . 0 18 0 Hill and Plummer .. 1 2 6 1 1 6 H.M. Arcade (pref.) 1 0 0 1 Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. (7 p.c. B pref.) 1 1 0 Milne and Choyce .. 1 4 0 Ditto (pref.) . . . . 1 4 o ; Ditto (B pref.) .. 1 4 0 i Ditto (deb. stk.) . 1 4 3 1 6 Murchison Oil Co. (20s paid) .. .. 0 19 0 National Pictures 0 6 N.Z. Paper Mills . . 0 17 0 Robinson Ice Cream 1 1 6 Sanford, Ltd 1 1 Taranaki Oilfields . . 0 9 0 0 6 Thames Theatre 1 0 0 0 16 0 Tonson Garlick 0 12 0 0 10 0 Union Oil 2 2 0 2 0 0 Whittome Stevenson 3 0 Wilsons Cement 1 16 6 1 lb 9 MINING— Alburnia 0 3 0 0 2 8 Ballarat (con.) .. .. 0 0 6 Moanataiari (pd.) .. 0 3 0 0 2 0 Ditto (con.) .. .. 0 1 0 0 10 Empire Reefs (cor.) 0 0 8 Golden Age (con.) . 0 0 Kawarau 0 1 0 0 0 6 Komata Reef* . . .. 0 0 3 Lucky Shot (2s pd.) 0 3 0 1 10 Ditto (con.) . .. 0 1 10 0 1 8 Maoriland (con.) .. 0 1 Majestic 0 0 6 New Waiotahi (4a paid) 0 1 4 0 0 104 Ditto (con.) .. „. 0 1 0 0 0 9 Occidental Una (2s paid) 0 1 10 0 1 4 Ditto, (con.) .. ... 0 1 0 1 4 Ohinemuri .. ... ... 0 4 3 0 3 8 Waihi 1 0 1 1 Waihi Grand Jua«. 0 1 6 0 1 2 AUSTRALIAN— Mount Lyell 1 7 3 1 6 0 DEBENTURES— Auckland Gas, 1921, 6J p.c 101 0 0 99 0 0 Auckland Harbour Board, 4 p.c 85 0 0 Ditto, 5 p.c 96 10 0 Ditto, 6 p.c 101 0 0 City of Auckland. 1940, 5J p.c 96 0 0 Ditto, 1934, 5 .. 97 0 0 Bor. of Devonport. 6 p.c 100 0 0 Ditto, 4J p.c 92 0 0 Bor. of Mt. Albert, t 103 10 0 101 10 0 Bor. of Rotorua, 6 102 0 0 N.Z. Breweries, Ltd. 1 3 s 1 Glaxo — 89 0 0 GOVERNMENT BOlfDS War Loan, 1930, 41 per cent 98 0 0 97 7 € Ditto, 193$, 41 .. 96 0 Ditto, 1933, 51 .. .— 100 10 0 Ditto, 1936, 51 .. — 100 10 0 INSCRIBED STOCK War Loan. 1929 i 99 5 0 98 5 0 Ditto, 1933, 41 .. 96 lb 0 Ditto, 1939, 41 .. 96 10 0 Ditto, 1933, 5J .. 101 0 100 15 0 Ditto. 1936, 51 p.c. 100 15 0 !

- , • ‘ 2 THE SUN, AUCKLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 192/. SHIPPING LOADING CANADIAN CHALLENGER (C.G.M.M.) at Dunedin September IS; thence Bluff, Wellington, Auckland; due Auckland September 27; thence September 30 for New York, Boston, and Halifax. { WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE— fw.il FROM THF .<JFVFW vEAS I — 1 The Log Book The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Markets and Money A Review for Business Men MIDDLESEX <N.Z.S. Co.), at Auckland September 17, thence September 23 for Lyttelton, Timaru, Wellington, and Auckland; due here October 20, thence October 24 for London, via Panama. PAKEHA (S.S. and A. Co.), at Napier PERSONAL.—Captain S. Hewitt has been transferred to command of the Kaponga, relieving Captatn E. J McClellan, who is now in command of the Komata. Captain T. B. Sewell, late of the KoAuckland.—Pleiodon, Marama, Ruahine, Pulpit Point. Malaroa, Hinemoa, Tutanekai, Port Caroline, Port Carlisle. Chatham Islands.—Kia Ora, Mataroa. Wellington.—Maori Wahine. Arahura, Ngaio, Otokia, Manuka-, Ulimaroa, Maheno, Pakeha, El Cievro, Waipori, Wai'if SAILORSSeptember 18, thence Lyttelton, Timaru, Bluff. Port Chalmers, Wellington; thence October 28 for London, via Montevideo, and Teneriffe. PORT CAROLINE (C. and D. Line), arrived Auckland September 15; thence September 19 for Wellington; thence September 24 for London, via Cape Horn. PORT HUNTER (C. and D. Line), arrived Auckland September 20, thence September 22 for London, via Cape Horn TAINTJI (S.S.. and A. Co.), at Lyttelton September 16, thence Napier, Waikokopu, Wellington; thence October 2 for Southampton and London via Panama. WETMORELAND (N.Z.S. Co.), at Dunedin; leaves there September 20 for Timaru, New Wanganui, mate, has been appointed to command the Karetu, vice Captain (?. B. Morgan, who is awaiting orders. Captain A. H. Prosser has reported from holidays, and has been appointed to command of the Maheno temporarily, relieving Captain A. H. Davey for instructions. ON THE ’CHANGE BUSINESS QUIET LONDON MARKETS FROZEN MEAT PRICES TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPACT OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED ' SHIPS•'MAILSIN PORT AND WHERE pahi, Kaitangrata. Awarua.—Makura, Tahiti, Epsom, Waikouaiti, Kawatiri, H.M.S. Dunedin. PORT OF ONEHUNGA— — the Kaitoke, has been transferred to the Waipahi in a similar capacity, relieving Mr. J. B. Gibson for private business. PORT CAROLINE SAILING.—At ten OCCIDENTALS FIRM A quiet tone prevailed on ’Change this morning. Little business was transacted. Bi, Cable—iVcs* LOXDO.V. Sirdar Sheep.—C'nnterbury, light Sid- ' (Circumstances Permitting) NEW PLYMOUTH (from Onehunga) Rarawa Mondays and Thursdays rorts or Auckland NORTH WALL KAIMONA (U.S.S. Co.). ARRIVALS YESTERDAY OREPUKI (4 p.m.), 575 tons, Pearson, from Kaipara. GISBORNE AND NAPIER (Cargo Only.) Walmeu Every Tuesday tides--PRINCE’S WHARF KATOA (U.S.S. Co.>. PORT CAROLINE (F. Co-op. A.). PORT HUNTER (Heather R.). QUEEN’S WHARF MIDDLESEX (N.Z.S. Co.). CITY OF BATAVIA (N.Z.S. Co.). SOUTH CRN CROSS (M.M.). o clock to-night the C. and D. Line's steamer Port Caroline is to leave Auckland for Wellington, where she completes her loading, and finally departs on HAUTURU (S.30 p.m.), 270 tons, Donovan), from Hokianga. DEPARTURE TO-DAY AR A P AW A (11 a.m.), 291 tons. Burk, for Wanganui. The Rarawa, sailing at three o’clock this afternoon for New Plymouth, returns again at 7.30 a.m. on V\ ednesday. The Arapawa sailed this morning for Wanganui. She goes from there to Westport, and returns to onehunga again about the end of the week. The Hauturu, which arrived at Onehunga last night from Hokianga, sails again at 4 o’clock this afternoon for Raglan, Kawhia, and Port Waikato. The Anchor steamer Orepuki arrived at Onehunga yesterday afternoon from Dargaville. She is to be dispatched again this afternoon for Nelson and West Coast ports. The Kaitoa is due at Onehunga next Monday to load for Pic ton only. lit - seconds, odYYes YYYlight, 5Jd: medium. 5jd h e ?[J? eBl,TI *. Patagonian, none offering.’ ‘ '* WELLINGTON TO LYTTELTON Wahlne .. Mon., Wed., jm. Maori Tues., Thurs.. Sab At 7.45 p.m. Bertha booked Auckland Office. WELLINGTON TO PICTON Ngaio .. .. Mon., Wed., Frl., 1.1 p.m. PHASES OF THE MOON (September) First Quarter, 4th .. .. .. .. 10.15 p.m. Full Moon, 12th 12.24 a.m. I.ast Quarter. ISth 3.0 p.m. 2; thence October 6 for London via Panama. INTERCOLONIAL— September 24 for London, via the Cape Horn route. MANUKA DELAYED.—The local office of the Union Company has been advised that the passenger steamer Manuka has been delayed by bad weather,- and now arrives at Wellington to-morrow from Melbourne direct. She is to leave Wellington on Wednesday for Melbourne, via Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff. HINEMOA MEETS BAD WEATHER. —According to radio advice received by Spedding, Ltd., the Government steamer Hinemoa has met with bad weather, and is not expected to arrive at Norfolk Island until to-day from Auckland. She is to leave the island early to-morrow, and is now due here on Saturday next. PORT HUNTER IN PORT.—To complete her loading for Home, the C. and Waihis are weaker. Occidental Una are firm, and were done at Is 5d at mid-day. Though generally idle, banks are in good tone, mostly with steady buyers. medium, 9d: heavy. S 5-Sd; second S‘7-Sd: Xorth ’ Island® medium, SJd: seconds, 9 ** 9 Chilled Beef -—Argentine, fores. 2ia. New Moon, 26th 9.41 a.m. KENT’ (N.Z.S. Co.). MAHENO, left Wellington September 16 for Sydney; due Sydney September 20; sails from Sydney September 23 for Auckland; due Auckland September 27. MARAMA, sailed from Auckland September 16 for Sydney; due Sydney September 20; leaves Sydney September 23 for Wellington; due Wellington September 27. ULIMAROA, left Sydney September 16 for Wellington; due Wellington September 20; sails from Wellington September 23 for Sydney; due Sydney September 27. MANUKA, sailed from Melbourne September 14 for Wellington; due Wellington September 20; thence September 21 for Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, and Mel-. COTTON. RUBBER. HEMP, ETC STDN3S (from Auckland). Maheno Friday Sept. 30 11 a.m. * Marama Friday October 14, .5 p.m. SIDNEY (from Wellington) 'Marama Friday September SO Maheno Friday October 14 FIJI. TONGA, SAMOA Tofua Saturday October 8 11 am. Every four weeks thereafter. TRANS-*-AC 1FIC SERVICES (Booking for all Canadian. United States end European Points). To SUVA. HONOLULU, VICTORIA (B.C.). VANCOUVER. Sets. Monday, 5.45 p.m. Tuesday, 5.45 a.m. HIGH WATER Auckland, Monday, 0.29 a.m., 0.57 p.m. Auckland, Tuesday, 1.21 a.m., 1.56 p.m. Onehunga, Monday, 4.6 a.m., 4.34 p.m. Onehanga, Tuesday, 4.58 a.m., 5.33 p.m. Kaipara Heads, Tuesday, 4.58 a.rn. : , 5.33 p.m. Manukau Heads, Tuesday, 3.58 a.m., 4.33 p.m. MAUI (W. and W.). KING'S WHARF ANTINOUS (H. and Macf.) TIROA (A.G.F.). DEVONPORT H.M.S. WAKAKURA. H.M.S. PHILOMEL H.M.S. NUCULA H.M.S,. DIOMEDE IN STREAM REWA (Scales). Coals are slightly easier. Miscellaneous shares are quiet. A greater demand is registered for Government and local body bonds and debentures, but there are more sellers than buyers. SALES REPORTED At this morning’s 10 o’clock call: — Reported:* Wellington Woollen Mills (pref.), £6. At to-day’s mid-day call. — On C«?Ji-Ltcr?ooi^jotISon nU '^ middling upland, October (12.39d) a lb. •’ Rubber.—Para, 15d (15d) a lb - nlan tat ion, first la.ex crepe. 16-d (is smoked ribbed sheet, 16jd (16 3-Sd) 1 * Jute.—Native Indian first marks,’ 10s) b a r "ton tOber shipments * £33 15s (±34 Hemp.—August-October shipments. (£35) a ton. *** , , <-'opra.—Bassr-d South Sea. SeptemberOctober shipments, £26 is 6d ( C' > 6) a ARRIVALS— RESOLUTION at Auckland late last night from Gisborne, and berthed at the Prince’s Wharf Turpentine.—39s (39s 3d) a cwt (from Auckland) •R.M.S. Niagara Tuesday Sept. 27 11 a.m. •R.M.M.S. Aorangi Tuesday October 2o SATURDAY HALIT! (2.10 p.m.), 148 tons, Morgan, KAITOKE (U.S.S. Co.). IRIS (H.M.C.S.). IN DOCK PACIFIC MAIL— this morning. The agents, Heather, Roberton. and Co., are endeavouring to dispatch the vessel on Wednesday afterDOUBLE CELEBRATION. — Passengers on the Cunard liner Berengaria. had ’Change 1 : South British, 57s 9d; Auckland Giim Cord.), 23s; Occidental Una (con.), Is 5d. Reported: British Tobacco, 57s 3d. MID-DAY QUOTATIONS Closing quotations at to-day’s midCONSOLS AND COLONIAL STOCKS The following table gives quotations for consols and colonial inscribed stocks com pared with those of September S: Price. Variation. ■L s. d. ad. Britistf’s"" War* Loan !! 192 1 % RAROTONGA, TAHITI, AND SAH E'RANCISCO (from Wellington). •R.M.S. Makura Tuesday October 11 •R.M.S. Tahiti Tuesday Nov. S AUCKLAND TO SYDNEY RAN G IT OT O (2.55 p.m.), 696 tons, Warm, from Thames. YESTERDAY MATANGI (7.20 a.m.), 1,349 tons, Dorling, from Tauranga. WAI.MBA (3.35 p.m.), 454 tons, Wfaalstrom, from Napier. PORT HUNTER (11 p.m.), 8,437 tons, Cottell, from Gisborne. CLEARED FROM PORT— WAIMEA (U.S.S. Co.). NGAPUHI (N.Z.S. Co.). AROUND THE COASTAORANGI, R.M.M.S., at Vancouver, leaves there September 21 for Sydney via Honolulu., Suva and Auckland; due Auckland October 10; due Sydney October 15. MAKURA, R.M.S., sailed from San CAN ADI AN SEIGNEUR REPORTED. —En route to Montreal,, via New York and Boston, the Canadian Seigneur is reported to have reached New York on Saturday. She loaded in New Zealand, two historic events: Independence Day and the eighty-seventh anniversary of the inauguration of the Cunard Steam Ship Company. “Farewell” dinners were accordingly served in the several saloons on the last night of the voyage before reaching Cherbourg, the first-class passengers, who dined at one sitting, numbering 7S9. In the second-class there were 451, in addition to 517 ’’tourists” and 366 thirds, the crew of 1,012 bringing the total number of people on board to 3,125. R.MJLS. Aorangi Monday Oct. 10 •Passengers in three classes. TT C7D DART PARKER LINE. (Circumstances Permitting.) WELLINGTON.—September 17: Arrived—Opihi (12.40 p.m.}, from Lyttelton; Kartigi (7.5 p.m.), from Auckland. September IS: Arrived—Wahine (7.5 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Kotara (10.10 p.m.), from New Plymouth; Komata (1 p.m.), from Westport; Sussex (3.30 p.m.), from AuekFrancisco September 7 for Sydney, via Papeete, Rarotonga, and Wellington; due Wellington September 26; due Sydney October 1. NIAGARA, R.M.S., at Sydney, leaves there September 22 for Vancouver, via Auckland, Suva, and Honolulu; due Auckland September 26; due Vancouver Octoand sailed from Auckland on August. 10. MIRO FOR GISBORNE.—The Nobel Explosive Company’s auxiliary ketch Miro arrived at Auckland yesterday from Paeroa. She sails again to-day with a cargo of explosives for discharge at Tauranga. Gisborne, and Napier. Sellers. suyera. BANKS— £ s. d. £ s. d. Bank of Australasia 14 16 6 14 13 6 Com. Bank of Aus. 18 6 17 9 Ditto (pref.) .... 6 19 0 6 15 0 Eng., Scot, ani Aus. 7 16 0 — Nat. of N.Z 7 0 0 6 16 6 New South Wales 43 2 6 42 15 0 New Zealand .. .. 2 IS 6 2 17 9 Ditto (10s paid) .. — 0 16 3 Ditto (20s paid) .. — 16 0 Union of Aus 14 18 0 14 18 0 Com^wealth, 51 1923-27 ,-S 7 6 S Zi£ Com wealth, 6. 1931-11. 102 5 0 5,7 "Victorian, 3. 1929-49 .. 72 0 0 2 *• Victorian, 35, 1929-49 .. 76 S 9 6 Victorian, 55, 1930-40 .. 100 S 9 1 ** Victorian, 5, 3932-42 .. >7 15 0 9 FOR SYDNEY (from Auckland) ULIMAROA Friday, Oct. 7. FOR SYDNEY (from Wellington). ULIMAROA .. .. Friday, September 23 YESTERDAY PABOTO (6.10 a.m.), 64 tons, Cathoart, for Awanui. CORONATION (10.15 a.m.), 104 tons, Burridge, for Coast. TANiiVVHA (4.10 p.m.), 263 tons, Freeman, for Paeroa. CLAYMORE (10.15 p.m.), 260 tons, Johnson, for Whangarei. TO-DAY land; Waipiata (9.5 p.m.), from Timaru. Sailed: September 17—Wairau (6 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Opihi (6.45 p.m.), for Nelson; Cygnet (11 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Holmdale (12.25 p.m.), for Wanganui. ber 14. TAHITI, R.M.S., sailed from Sydney September 8 for San Francisco, via Wellington, Rarotonga, and Papeete; left Wellington September 13; due San Francisco September 30. COASTAL MOVEMENTS— MARYLAND COMING. —Cable advice received states that the tramp steamer Maryland sailed from Probolinggo, Java, on September 15, with sugar for the Chelsea works. The vessel is expected to arrive at Auckland on October C. Robert Millar and Co. will be the local agents for the vessel. CORINTH1C LEAVES HOME. —Advice CADETS’ ROUGH TRIP.—-The British India Line cadet ship Woodarra, which arrived at Melbourne last month, had her share of rough weather on the way from Liverpool to Melbourne. After rounding \ ic.Lorian, 4 j, 1940-60 .. 95 12 6 5 JL X.S.W., 4, 1933 .. .. 93 13 J ? 11 X.S.W., 1935 .... 75 17 ■■ (J, X.S.W., 3\, 1930-50 . . S5 5 0 I ,} X.S.W., 5,, 1922-32 .. 102 On t! N.S.W., 6.. 1980-40 . . 103 5 ft 2 lN.S.W., 1930-40. . .. 103 2 6 3 <■' Queensland, 3i, 1930 .. 95 15 o Sam,. Queensland, 3, 1922-47. 71 18 9 i Queensland, 6, 1930-40. 102 7 6 * t: New Zealand, 4. 2929 . 99 2 6 1 "» New Zealand, 3i, 1940. 87 0 0 Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Surgeon Carried. Office: QUAY ST. (Opp. Queen’s Wharl). Phone 43-183. Napier. LYTTELTON.—September —Persian Prince (2.20 p.m.) land. September 18—Maor Somerset (7.55 a.m.), from September 17: Sailed—Sch 17: Arrived from AuckCape Guardaful, at the entrance to the Red Sea, the vessel encountered the south-westerly monsoons, and for a week INSURANCE— New Zealand .. .. 1 19 9 1 39 3 Wellington. Duwen (11.15 The Antinous sails from Auckland toreceived by cablegram states that the White Star liner Corinthic sailed from Off Cape Leeuwin a sudden storm arose, and for 12 hours the vessel was lying hove to while the deck cargo was secured. Drums of oil were carried on deck, and these broke loose; at the height of the storm. Three of the cadets were caught by waves and thrown against the rail, but they suffered only minor injuries. The steam pipe casting on the deck was twisted by the waves. There are 39 cadets on the Woodarra, all of whom are completing a course of four years, at the end of which they will sit for their certificates as second officers. Ten are new to the ship since her last visit to AusLOAN AND AGENCY— Farmers’ Co-op. Auc. A (pref.) 0 IS 0 0 16 0 Ditto B (pref.) .. — 0 34 6 Goldsbrough, Mort — 2 4 0 Nat. Mort. ana Agen. — 3 2 0 Newton King (pref.) 0 13 6 — N.Z. Guar. Corp. . . 0 9 5 0 9 1 N.Z. Loan and Merc. 96 u 0 93 0 0 Ditto (pref.) .... — SO 0 0 N. Auck. Farmers’ Co-op. B (pref) — 0 5 6 COAT jL'JHRE’S THE WAY TO ENGLAND. When planning your European trip, decide on the Canadian Pacific “All Red” Route. It's a Journey of pleasant surprises—filled with peeps at roOMANA (7.15 a.m.), S3 tons. Heatley, for Silverdale. RANGITOTO (8.45 a.m.), 696 tens, Wann, for Thames. INWARD— a.m.), Wingatui (4.35 p.m.), for Dunedin; Karetu* (5.30 p.m.), for Oamaru; Wahine (8.20 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN. —September 17: Sailed— Ivanna (L.25 p.m.), Kahika (3.30 p.m.), for Bluff. September 18: Arrived—Canadian Challenger (8 a.m.), from Timaru; Island to load for Sweden. The Austvard should get away from Bluff on Wednesday for Australia to load for the Continent. The El Cievro is due at New Plymouth to-dav from Auckland and later proceeds to Wellington and Dunedin to complete discharge. The Golden Sea arrived at Wellington this morning from Auckland and sails on Wednesday for Australian ports. The Harpalyce is expected to leave Westport to-night for Ocean Island to Wellington, and Auckland. The Vessel is due at Wellington on October 24, and at Auckland a week later. CANADIAN CHALLENGER AT DUNEiDIN.—The local office of the Canadian Government Line advises that the Xew Zealand, 3, 194o .. .7 5 0 , Xew Zealand, 6. 1936-51 107 50 * i S. Australia. 3J, 1939. 85 7 6 5 t S. Aus., 3, 1916 or after 60 15 0 5 o« S. Australia, 6}, 1930- 10 103 5 0 Tasmania, 31. 1920-40.. S3 17 6 5 Tasmania. 3, 1920-40.. TS 0 0 Sim. EXPECTED ARRIVALS Port Hunter, Gisborne To-day Omana, Brown’s Bay To-day Taniwha, Paeroa To-day Hauturu, Hokianga To-day Schouwen (8.20 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Wingatui (2.5 p.m.), from Lyttelton. WELLINGTON, September 19. —Arrived: Waipahi (7.40 a.m.), from Auckland. NAPIER, September 19.—Arrived: Canadian Challenger leaves Dunedin today for Bluff. Wellington, and Auckland to complete her loading. She is due here on September 27, and sails finally from this port on September 29 for New York, Boston, and Halifax. W. Aust. 11, 1929-35.. S3 2 6 i J. w. Australia, 3. 1915-55 S6 5 0 s t W. Australia, 6, 1930-40 101 17 6 J » tHlgher 'Lower.