The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 272, 7 February 1928, Page 2

The Log Book

KAIWARRA FOR NEWCASTLE-—A projected departure from Auckland *oKaiwarra for Newcastle where ?he is to load again for this pert. NILE LEAVES WANGANUI —K •- derson and Macfariane have been advised that the tramp steamer Nile sa: ed from Wanganui yes;- Lay for New - Nauru Island to load for Australia. KA! R ANGA’S DEPARTURE DOUBT. FUL. — the departure of the collier Kairanga from - she is to load for Wellington, t* fUlPORT FREMANTLE AT LONDON. — News by cablegram has beer re rived bv the C. and D. Line that the Port Fremantle arrived at London on Friday morning from Napier. The vessel left Napier on the afternoon of December 31. HALE- ; 5- —Ha .:.g completed the tramp steamer Haler ic left Au-k----land at 7.54) a.m. to-day for Westp*. r*. where she bunkers before proceeding to Makatea. Island to lead either for Newcastle or Auckland. WAIPAHI’S ITINERARY.—The WAipahi, which arrives at Auckland at 6 o'clock to-morrow evening from St .... discharges here and then sia's on Thursday for Sydney to load for Suva ago in. She is s- hednkd t : 9 ■ March 1 for Auckland. THE PIAKO.-The New Zealand Slopping Company advises that the steamer Piako, running under the auspices of the A. and A. Line, was to leave New York last Saturday for Auckland. 'Weliingtor. Lyttelton, Dunedin and Bluff. She is due at Auckland on March 9. GAL LIC SAILS THURSDAY. At present completing her loading at the Queen’s Wharf, L. D. Nathan and Company hopes to dispatch the Shaw. Savin and Albion steamer Gallic from Auckland at daylight on Thursday for New York. Halifax and West of England ports, via Panama.

ULI M ARO A AT WELLINGTON. An arrival at V ellington at 6 o'clock this morning was the Huddan-Parker Company's passenger steamer Ulixoarca from Sydney. She is the only passenger steamer arriving at New Zealand this week from Australia. The Ulimaroa leaves Wellington at 11 a.m. on Friday on her return trip to Sydney. WELLINGTON - LYTTELTON SERVICE. —The local office of the Union Company have been advised that ihideparture of the ferry steamer Maori from Wellington for Lyttelton on February has been postponed, from 7.45 p.m. until midnight, so as to enable the members of the -Roee Marie” Company to travel by her. HERMINIUS CLEARS BALBOA. —En route from Antwerp to Auckland, the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company have been advised by cable that the steamer Herminras left Balboa on February 5. The vessel, which is bringing a full cargo of basic slag for discharge at this port, is due here on February and L. D. Nathan and* Company • will act as the local agents. THE PORT CAROLINE.—The C. and D Line steamer Port Cajroiine arrived at Xew Plymouth yesterday from the Wanganui roadstead, for further loading. She is to leave New Plymouth at the end of this week agdin for Wanganui, and from that port will go to Wellington, arriving there on February 15. The Port Caroline will sail from Wellington on February 17 for London, via Panama. INDIANOLA ARRIVING. —A further radio message received by Henderson and Macfariane Elates tiat the tramp steamer Indianola is expected to arnxe at Auckland at S o’clock this etenmg from Casa Blanca. Morocco. The vessel, which has phosphates for i'Ut Auckland and Lyttelton, will berth at Wharf to unload the local portion of her cargo.

HERTFORD IN PORT.-An arrival in port this morning was the Federal steamer Hertford from Sew ' continue her loading under the , of the New Zealand Shipping Company, j To-morrow afternoon she is to be dis- i patched to Gisborne. thence Napier. Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington to} complete her loading. The Hertford is scheduled to sail finally from Wellington on March 3 for London via Panama. t MATATUA REPORTED. —En route! from London, the Shaw, Savill and Albion | steamer Matatua was to leave Suva yesterdav for Port Chalmers, Timaru and Lvttelton. She is due at Port Chaim- j ers next Saturday. After completion of discharge at Lyttelion the vessel will load ; at Oamaru. Nelson, Wellington and Auck. \ land. A. S. Paterson and Company, the j local agents, advise that the Matatua is * due at Auckland on March 9, and is sche- ! duled to sail four days later for London. i STEAMERS FROM NEW YORK.— Scheduled to clear New York on Feb- i ruary 18 the Commonwealth and Do- ! minion Line steamer Port Albany is bringing case oil and general merchandise for Auckland, Napier. Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is due at Aivkland on March 24. She is to be followed from New York on April 20 bv the Port Curtis for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. PORT MELBOURNE DUE THURSDAY. Leaving Gisborne this evening for Auckland, the Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company advises that the C. and D. Line’s steamer Port Melbourne is due here on Thursday morning to continue her loading. Next Saturday the vessel sails again for New Plymouth, thence Wellington and Lyttelton to complete, and should clear the latter port finally on February 22 for London, via Panama. DEWEY FROM PACIFIC COAST.—An arrival in the stream at Auckland at six o’clock last evening was AmericanA u stralia-Orient Line steamer Dewey, with a full cargo of lumber, case oil, tar and general merchandise from Pacific Coast ports of America. The Dewey, which was last at Auckland some years ago, loaded at Vancouver, Seattle, Aberdeen (Washington), Gray’s Harbour, San Francisco and Los Angeles, and sailed finally from the last-named port on January 19. Fine weather was experienced throughout the voyage, which was uneventful from port to port. The master. Captain E. H. Phillips, who has been in the company’s service on the China run for some years, is again in command of the vessel, and expressed pleasure at being able to revisit New Zealand. The vessel has in all 6,214 long tons of cargo, all of which will be discharged at New Zealand ports.

Captain E. H. Phillips has associated with him the following officers: Chief. Mr. W. A. Maybaum; second, Mr. R. Nordgren: third, Mr. G. H. Gill; radio clerk, Mr. R. E. Lutz: chief engineer, Mr. S. H. Shaw; first assistant, Mr. J. Williams; second. Mr. Gordon Brooks; third. Mr. W. F. Lossing; chief steward, Mr. Chas. L. Christian. The local agents. Messrs. Henderson and Macfariane, Limited, advise that the Dewey is to be dispatched on Friday evening for Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge.

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