The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 253, 16 January 1928, Page 2

The Log Book

® PERSONAL.—Captain S. A. Cliatfield has been appointed to command of the Kaiapoi. which vessel recommissioned at _ Auckland recently. His deck officers are: a Chief, Mr. A. E. Rawlins; second. Mr. A. W. Pert: third, Mr. JL J. Kemp. Captain G. M. Buxton has been app pointed to command of the Kartigi. relieving Captain A. B. Sizer for holiday's. Captain G. B. Hoddinott has been appointed master of the Waipahi. Captain G. A. Grey is now in temporary command of the Opihi. Messrs, r j. Glasgow and R. Allan are chief and * second officers of the vessel. r Mr. J. B. Gibson has been appointed second officer of the Waipahi, vice Mr. J J. W. Knox, who has transferred to the J Kaimanawa in a similar capacity. y Captain J. M. Cameron has resumed command of the Poolta, after holidays, . Captain R. M. Kane having come ashore ’ for instructions. Mr. W. A. A. Morris has relieved Mr. W. J. Hill as second officer of the Karl tigi; the latter officer is taking holidays e in order to sit for his master's ticket, f Captain W. Raynes is master of the Northern Company’s steamer Daphne, which was recommissioned recently. Mr. F. W. Green is chief officer, and Mr. A. W. Price engineer. The Mahurangi was recommissioned recently under the command of Captain " S. Hakanson, whose officers are: Chief, . Mr. J. Brown; engineer, Mr. C. A. R. - Holmes. ] CITY OF WINCHESTER SAILING.— ; At present completing her loading at ■ Port Chalmers, the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company advises that it is ex- * pected to dispatch the vessel on Wedi nesday for London, via Panama. KA! RANGA FOR MELBOURNE.-At i present discharging at Auckland, the ’ Union Company hopes to dispatch the : l cargo steamer Kairanga at 10 o’clock to- i - morrow evening for Melbourne to load * again for this port. ATHENIC *AT LYTTELTON .—Now ■ loading at Lyttelton the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, advises that the liner Athenic leaves on Thursday for Wellington where she completes loading and finally departs at 6 a.m. on January 27 for Southampton and London, via 1 Panama. KAPONGA FROM AUSTRALIA.—Due | at* Wellington to-day from Mel- ► bourne, via Newcastle, the Union Company advises that the cargo steamer Kaponga loads at Picton to-morrow for i Auckland, and should arrive here about [ Friday morning. , TANKER PAUA SAILED— Early on Saturday afternoon the British Imperial ! Oil Company's tanker, Paua, sailed from Auckland for Napier to continue dis- ■ charging hulk oil from the company’s 1 tanks at Wellington. The vessel has been ( at Auckland about a week. MATAKANA AT WELLINGTON. —To fill up for Home the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Matakana arrived at Wellington yesterday from Wanganui. The vessel is scheduled to sail finally from Wellington on Wednesday for London, Avonmouth, Glasgow and Liverpool, via Panama. HINEMOA REPORTS.—A radio message received by Spedding Limited states that the Government steamer Hinemoa is meeting with bad weather and is not expected to arrive at Auckland before tomorrow morning from Norfolk Island. The vessel leaves Auckland on January 25 on her return trip to Norfolk Island. TOFU A LEAVES APlA.—Cable advice received by the local office of the Union Company states that the Island passenger steamer Tofua sailed from Apia, Samoa, at 3 p.m. last Friday for Suva and Auckland. The Tofua is to clear Suva on Thursday afternoon and should arrive at Auckland next Monday, MAUNGANUI FROM SYDNEY. —Due at Auckland early to-morrow morning from Sydney, the local office of the Union Company advises that the passenger steamer Maunganui will berth at the Central Wharf to land her passengers, mails and cargo. The Maunganui sails from Auckland at 3 p.m. next Friday on her return trip to Sydney. HORORATA COMPLETING.—Arriving at Auckland at midnight from* Napier, the N.Z. Shipping Company's steamer Hororata berthed this morning at the Queen's Wharf to complete her loading. The Hororata is expected to clear Auckland next Saturday, January 21, for New York, Halifax, and London, via Panama. MANUKA AT MELBOURNE.—CabIed news received by the Union Company reports that the Manuka arrived at Melbourne at 5 p.m. on Thursday from Wellington. The vessel is timed to leave again a t 10 a.m. next Wednesday for Wellington, via Milford Sound, thence to Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff, and should arrive at Wellington on January 23. TAMAROA RETURNS,—To complete her loading for Home under the agency of L. D. Nathan and Company, the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Tamaroa returned to Auckland yesterday morning from Wellington and berthed at the Queen’s Wharf. The Tamaroa te scheduled to sail finally from this port at daybreak next Saturday, January 21, for Southampton and London, via Panama. GALLIC LOADING.- —Leaving New .iy mouth to-morrow, the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Gallic will load at Wanganui roadstead, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, Gisborne and Auckland. She is due here on February 1 and is announced to clear this port finally on February 9 for New York, Halifax, Avonmouth, Liverpool and Glasgow, via Panama. L. D. Nathan and Company will act as the local agents. CYDONIA RADIOS.—The N.Z. Shipping Company has received a further radio message stating that the tramp steamer Cydonia is expected to arrive in the stream at Auckland at 3 o’clock this afternoon from Montreal. After pratique has been granted, the Cydonia berths at the Prince’s Wharf to unload the local portion of her cargo before proceeding ter Wellington, thence Lyttelton, Dunedin and Australia to complete. NILE ARRIVING THIS EVENING. — According to a further radio report received this morning by the local agents, Messrs. Robert Millar and Company, from the tramp steamer Nile, the vessel is expected to arrive off Rangitoto at nine o'clock this evening. She will anchor in the stream and at 10 o’clock to-morrow morning will berth at King’s Wharf to discharge 4,250 tons of sulphate. The remainder of her cargo is for Lyttelton, Kew Plymouth and Wanganui. TUTANEKAI IN PORT.—From Wellington via East Coast lighthouses, the New Zealand Government lighthouse supply steamer Tutanekai arrived at Auckland shortly before noon on Saturday and berthed at the Prince’s Wharf. The vessel was able to work all the lighthouses en route. Owing to a rough north-east sea the crew had considerable difficulty in landing stores at Gable End Foreland, East Cape and Cuvier Island. After loading stores to-day the vessel will sail at six o’clock to-morrow morning for the buoys and beacons in the Hauraki Gulf. She will not return to Auckland, but will proceed from the Gulf to Northern lighthouses. Captain J. Bollons is in command and associated with him are the following officers: Chief, Mr. G. M Simpson; second, Mr. H. Williams; third, Mr. J. Johnson; wireless operator, Mr. A. H. Ciarke; chief engineer, Mr. W. Peterson; second, Mr. A. Jackson; third, Mr H. Bower; fourth. Mr. M. Sullivan; chief' steward, Mr. J. Waters. PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY.—The following is the list of passengers who left Wellington for Sydney on Friday by the Huddart-Parker steamer Ulimaroa: Saloon. —Misses Barth, Collins, Malster (3), Foster, Jordon, Evans, Shaw, Jones Knight, Duff, Pocklington, Oldgate, Stewart, Passmore, Goodson, McDonald, Currie, Larking, Locksley, Barnett, Coogan, Campbell, Leycock, Keeley, Rankine Adams, Hunter, Cullen, Farquharson’ Tapsall, Fitzgerald, Walker, Kerr, Bidlake, Gray, Dodd, Fairbairn (2), Sharp Geddis, Salmon, Gibbons, Ahradsen, Carson, Nissenbaum, Passmore (2), Carter Harrold, Brooks, Spry, Cox, Thomas! Pain, Sisters Bridget and Cyril, Mesdames Davie, Berry, Rock, Deane, Woodger, Robertson, Durrschmidt, O’Malley Hughes, Geddis, Harrold, Downer and two children, Par ton and three children, Roberts, Knewstubb and child,. E. Knewstubb and three children, Begg, Dodd Fairbairn, Hamilton, Street, Daunt and three children, Wilkie, Nissenbaum and infant, Wells, Carter, McKay, Walsh and child, Gould, Prior and two children McNelly and two children, Messrs. Daunt’ Kerrnish, Hall, Fraokcomb, Midgley’ Goldberg, Findlay, Wies, Boucher, Rev Biggins, Holdgate, payment, Gray, Goodhew, Carr, Major Gurry, Carr, Roch Durchmidtt, Robertson, Cook, Hunter’ Malley, Father Ryan, Sutherland, Gentles’ Hughes, Smith, Chapman, Geddis, Crammond, Clark, Gist, Harrold, Cameron Herman, Brett, Downer, Roberts, Clifford, Black, Begg, Caldicott, Evans, Walsh, Stewart, Ellis, Jorgenson, Prideaux, Trotter, Hughes, Traversi, O’Neill Goer, Gould. Prior, McNelly, Bond, McGuthrie, Polak, McDonald, Dyte, Scott, Marks, Frelich, Hunter, Burge, Dunlop; and 100 steerage.

MARGARET W SAILING—Late this evening it is expected that the auxiliary cargo of New Zealand timber for Brisbane. The vessel is loading at tentral Wharf. PORT DUNEDIN TO c ®'* lPl - E t Ts'r : ' To complete her loading for Home the C. and D. Line's motor-ship, Pj» t -Dunedin, is due at Lvttelton to-day from Napier. The vessel should clear the Canterbury port next Saturday for London via Panama. ' RUAHINE SAILS. —The New Zealand Shipping Company's liner Ruahine left 'tuck’land yesterday morning for loading at Tokomaru Bay. Timaru. Lyttelton and Wellington. The liner is scheduled to clear Wellington finally on Febrnan 4 f«.r Southampton and London via Panaina. PORT SYDNEY AT LYTTELTON.— The C- and P. Line advises that the motor-ship Port Sydney arrived at Ljttelton yesterday from \\ ellington to complete her loading. The vessel is to lea e Lyttelton finally next Saturday for Lon don via Panama. RIMUTAKA'S MOVEMENTS.—The local office of the Mew Zealand Shipping Company advises that the steamer Riniutaka leaves Oarnarutlus evening lor loading at Wellington, Opua and Auckland. The vessel is due here on Januarj 09 and sails finally from Auckland on February 2 for Southampton and London via Panama. SUGAR STEAMER REPORTS.—The Colonial Sugar Refining Corn pan> s steamer Rona reported this niorif ig by wireless that she expects to arrive at Auckland on Wednesday morning. The vessel left Suva last week with a full cargo of raw sugar for discharge at Auckland and Sydney. She will discharge the local portion of her cargo at Chelsea, i KAWAU WEATHER BOUND. —The Northern Company advises that the Kawau is weather bound at Mangawai. and will not be able to make her trip this evening. The auxiliary schooner Pono is loading in her place at Northern Wharf, and will be dispatched for Kawau, Mullet Point and Matakana as soon as the weather moderates. PIR! FROM MELBOURNE.-rThe Nobel' auxiliary schooner Piri is expected to arrive at Auckland any time now with explosives from Melbourne. She left Mel- - bourne on January 5. After discharge the vessel will remain at Auckland to lighter explosives from the steamer Middlesex, which is due from London on January 2S. The auxiliary schooner Huia sailed from Hokianga last Saturday with a full cargo of timber for Melbourne. There she loads explosives for Queensland ports. NIAGARA ARRIVES.—An arrival in the stream at Auckland this morning was the Union Company’s R.M.S. Niagara from Sydney, en route to Vancouver.. After pratique was granted the vessel berthed at the Prince’s Wharf. The Niagara left Sydney shortly after 4 p.m. last Thursday and experienced fair weather until the New* Zealand coast was reached, when she ran into a slight southerly buster, which delayed her slightly. The following passengers for New Zealand arrived by the vessel:— First Class Passengers.—Mr. W. A. Anderson, Mr. B. A. Anderson, Captain P. Angus, Mr. R. He Alderson, Miss N. Affleck, Hon. T. R. Bavin, Miss S. Bavin, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. T. Buckle, Mr. and Mrs. C. Baker, Miss C. Baker, Miss D. Burchener, Mr. J. Burbeck, Mr. and Mrs. W. Broadhurst, Mr. G. J. Browne, Miss M. Browne, Mr. C. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bentley, Master Bentley, Master Bentley. Mr. E. Chapman, Mr. S. Crouch, Mrs. M. A. Cairns, Mrs. E. Creagh, Mr. F. J. Clancy, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Coleman. Air. and Mrs. T. Dennison, Miss M. Davis, Miss M. Davis, Mr. F. E. Dobscn, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Dobbie, Major-Gen-eral and Mrs. Douglas, Miss V. Dysart, Mr. and Mrs. E. Duthie, Miss J. Duthie, Mr. F. W. Erringrton, Mr. J. Elliot, Sir Geo. and Lady Elliot, Mr. H. Everiit, Hon. W. and Mrs. Forgan-Smith, Master G. Forgan-Smith, Master W. ForganSmith, Mr. and Mrs. D. Fletcher, Mr A. Flaskett, Mr. R. Greenham, Miss Z. Green, Mr. N. S. Giimour, Mr. T. G. Hope, Mr. T. V. Healey, Airs. N. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Headley, Miss E. Hill, Mr. C. Hennessy, Mr. C. Huntley, Air. J. Inglis, Air. F. Inglis, Air. K. Imisom, Mr. and Mrs. R. Inglis, Mrs. G. James, Mr.. D. Jones, Mr. S. Johnston, Miss M. Lewtas, Air. and Airs. G. H. Levey, Aliss J. Mason, Mr. R. Min ear, Mrs. A. Morris, Air. D. Marshall, Miss V. Morgan, Mrs. P. Morrison, Miss M. Alette, Air. H. Meier, Aliss K. McCline, Airs. A. Macdonald, Mr. C. H. Munson, Airs. C. NeviU, Miss D. NeviU, Air. T. Nettlefold, Mr. G. Pottinger, Air. T. Purves, Air. R. D. Read, Miss L. Read, Mr. W/ Ryder, Mr. F. M. Rice, Miss D. Rice, Air. A. R. Robinson, Air. S. Smith, Miss E. Stuart, Mr. C. Smith, Lieutenant-Colonel Sclater. Airs. E. M. Spencer, Dr. T. Scjernk, Aliss E. Schenk, Air. W. A. Smith, Mrs M. A. Sharpe, Miss G. Sorby, Air. AL Sinclair, Air. S. V. Toose. Air. T. Tyzack. Air. G. H. Thomas, Mr. J. Taylor, Mr. and Airs. J. Van Steeden, Aliss J. Wiseman, Air. and Airs. J. Winterbottom. Air. W. F. Wei berry, Mr. D. Af. Webster, Mr. R. Windeyer, Aliss L Windeyer, Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams! Alas ter Williams, Mr. H. Weymouth. Second-class Passengers.—Aliss O Beattie, Mr. E. I. Bull, Air. J. Brady Master Brady, Aliss E. Berridge, Airs, a! Carmichael, Aliss A. Carmichael, Air. C. A. Carroll, Aliss L. Coleman, Air. J. Craig* J /rs. M Crangle, Miss E. Chapman, Air! A. Drysburgh, Mr. J. Dodson, Mr. W. J. Dodson, Miss AI. Delmaine, Aliss D. Fullarton, Airs. J. Hennessey, Air. G. Hayward, Miss E. Hayward, Air. H. R. Kofoed, Mr. J. T. Kofoed, Air. A. Kelso, Air. and Airs. J. Killip, Airs. A. Ladson, Air. S’ Miss E - Lysaght, Air. and Mrs. W. M Morrison, Air. E. R. Manning, Mrs. H. Alazlin, Airs. F. AI. Moore, Mr R. W. Meadows, Miss AI. Alvers, Air W AlcGrath, Air. W. McCrindle, Airs L McCarthy, Miss A. McCarthy, Air F h’ McKernon, Aliss E. AlcElhinnev, Air! E* J. Osborne, Air. and Airs. A. JL Panton. Air N. Pollock, Airs. A. Parsons, Air. and Mrs. S. G. Roseman, Arr. W. S. Rose man. Airs. D. Spencer, Mr S D Spencer, Mr. W. If. Thurston. Miss EL Withers, Miss E. M. Withers, Mrs. L. Weller Mr A. Warbrick, Mr. and Mrs. (J. waikinshaw; and 14 third-class nassengers.

The Niagara is scheduled to leave Auckland at 5 p.m. to-morrow for Suva, Honolulu, Victoria and Vancouver.

I SURREY'S Waikokopu ; i'ji ns ijg Shipping Company 1 eral steamer Surrey tlat A £ for Wellington, where I? 1 . finally departs on Jari-Si 9 and West of England SgJ l ,S>i jl TAIRCIVS ITINER»«r* I? Sa\il! and Albion <-I^??*—X B the Tairoa. now JL leaves rn Saturday, H .Napier to complete, Napier on February ? (a Panama. * 1 tjp MAKUF.A AT Wp,,. , I kKUtI office of the ft been advised that the rI rived at WellmstoT ; San Franc sco via OenT « rv w Yn voyage to Sydney. RETURN OF Wtßsu,. ship. H M S. BiomeJe. land eeirlv unis morniit > H is expected to make thiaK . The vessels have tempts to l.Rcate the fmen, who left 1 i” Last Tuesday i anchored it. the .treX A fit SP rival of the ! "Jnedh^'.^ 11 t.’N ■ berth at Sheerlegs | WITHIN WIRELESS b. T l wireless stations i Auckland—Canadian ■ pahi. Rona, N-on'olk, * douia, Nile. Tofca. Chatham Islands.—ip,— 9 Alerchant. Wellington—Maori, Wlll . ’ . Arahura. Tamihina R—j. I Tainui. Ampuliarla, Ma2S. r - J 1 Otokia, ttairuna Karow. Hertford. S Awarua—Sir J. C . ros. w?' *1 Larsen. X. T; Nilsen a, f fl be r land. USen# Alosso, ft PORT OF ONEHONGiU ARRIVALS VESTr.., HAI'TI'RL' (6 a.m ) from Hokianga. ' *** •'»* iw Jj AHA RAM A (11 a.m.) Js, . son, from Wanganui. 1 “**• s(*. J| .. The N'gapuhi, sailing at this afternoon for xTv b®® *4, 9 turns agai nat seven o'cifvS® o '*-- I nesday morning. 011 ffl The Hauturu arrived at terday morning from Hokimu?’ ffle K 1 o clock to-mororw c: ft< r:i,„. c?' Atfc, 9 dispatched for Raglan TSShf* ** > Waikato. ' Kawhl » Had y 1 The Arapawa arrived at eleven o clock yesterday °° l ti, j Wanganui. She is to I evening for Wanganui and' d 5? * I The Anchor steamer Kaitre^il* 6 ! Onehunga next Wednesday