The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 307, 19 March 1928, Page 2

The Log Book

PERSONAL.—Mr. L. Sinclair. second officer of the Opihi, has transferred to the Poolta in a similar capacity, relieving Mr. A. P. Cousin, who has come ashore for instructions. Mr. D. N. McLeish. late chief officer of the Wahine, left Wellington yesterday for Sydney, to receive instructions. Mr. C. G. Hill has relieved Mr. A. H. Dunnings as third officer of the Tamahine. The latter officer is taking holidays at Picton. Captain J. G. Watson has been appointed master of the Kurow, relieving Captain W. Whitefield, who is awaiting instructions. RIMUTAKA AT SOUTHAMPTON. — The New Zealand Shipping Company’s passenger liner Rimutaka is reported to have reached Southampton from Auckland on Saturday. She was despatched from here on February 3. MAHANA AT WELLINGTON.—The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company s steamer Maliana arrived at YVel ling toil on Saturday morning from Wanganui. She is now timed to sail finally from Wellington at daybreak on Thursday lor London, via Panama. OTIMAI AND TUHOE.-A Press Association message from Opotiki states that owing to shallow water at the Opotiki Bar all shipping has been held up for the first time for a considerable period. The Northern Company’s cargo vessels Otimai and Tuhoe are held up at Kutarere. An endeavour will be made, however, to the bar by bringing only part, cargo from Kutarere, the remainder being brought to Opotiki later. PORT ADELAIDE’S VOYAGE.*—-The C and D. Line steamer Port Adelaide, which arrived in the stream at WeHing ton on Thursday night from London will leave the capital at noon to-morrow loi Auckland and New Plymouth, to complete discharge. She is due here o# Thursdav. The Port Adelaide left London on February 15, and had a fineweather and uneventful voyage, via Panama Canal, to Wellington. Captain L. H. Swan is master of the Port Adelaide, and his officers are the following:—Chief, Mr, G. S. Hall: second, Mr. E. Rogerson; third, Mr. F. Laverns; chief engineer, Mr. P. Grainger; second, Mr H. Cran; third, Mr. L. Stark, cruet steward. Mr. C. O. Burrows; wireless operators, Messrs. L. Bayliss and J. Y\ il hams. br. W. H. Bull, of Napier, was ship’s surgeon for the voyage. The Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company will be the local agents. PASSENGERS FOR ENGLAND.—At 7 o’clock yesterday morning the Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Mataroa sailed from Wellington for Southampton and London, via Panama, taking the following passengers:—First saloon: Mr. A. J. Abbott, Mr. R. Acton-Adams, Miss A. A. R. Anderson, the Hon. G. J. Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. D. B. Atkins, Mrs. S. G. Baird, Mr. E. H. Bowley, Mrs. Bowley X.lr, R. E. Briei-cliffe, Mrs. Brierclifte, Miss E. D. Brierclifte, Mr. R. T. Cameron, Sir Charles Campbell, Lady Campbell, Miss M. S. Campbell, Mr. J. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, Master J. R. Campbell, Miss B. H. Campbell, Miss J. D. Campbell, Mr. H. P. R. Caughley, Mrs. E. M. Cock, Sir Francis Colchester Wemyss, Father Cooney, Mrs. H. Craig. Mr. W. S. Cope, Miss E. D. Duncan, Lieut.-Colonel W B. Du Pre, Mrs. Du Fre, Miss E. M. Du Pre, Mrs. F. Duthie, Miss J. Duthie, Mrs. E. Duthie, Mrs. F. Dwan, Mr. E. C. Eastman, Mrs. M. E. Elmore, Mr. W. C. Fleming, Mrs. Fleming, Miss V. E. lleming, Sir William Hall-Jones, Miss B. A. Heffereir, Mr. F. A. Hellaby, Mrs. Hellaby, Mr. R. S. Hellaby, Miss A. M. Herbert, Mr. H. Hull, Mr. W. H. Inskip, Miss G. V. E. Jackson, Miss F. Q. Jardine. Mrs. M. Jones, Miss D. I. Jones, Miss y. M. Jones. Mr. J. Langridge, Miss J. K. F. Lawford, Sir Thomas Mackenzie, Mr. A. H. Miles, Mr. L. Miles, Miss A. M. Milligan, Mr. E. M. Monckton, Mrs. Monekton , Mr. V. M. Murray, Mrs. Murray, Mr. J. A. Newman, Mr. A. Oliver, Mrs. M. A. Patterson, Mrs. j. E. Pease, Master J. C. Pease, Mrs. M. E. Pilkington, Father T. W. Price, Mrs. B. W. Read, Miss J. A. Read, Master P. W. Read, Miss J. Retallack, Miss G. E. Rhodes, Miss G. I. Runcie, Miss J. Sanderson, Dr. A. C. Sandston, Mrs. Sandston, Mr. W. N. Satterthwaite, Mr. W. H. Saunders, Mrs. J. Y r . Seavill, Miss J. M. Seavill. Miss G. M. Seth-Smith, Miss M. M. Seth-Smith, Mr. C. G. Sherwood, Mrs. Sherwood, Mr. A. P. Smith, Mr. B. P. Smith, Miss L. M. Smythe, Miss D. D. Steel, Miss E. Stiles, Mr. A. Stocker, Mrs. Stocker. Mr. J. W. Trolove, Mrs. Trolove, Miss G. S. Trolove, Miss G. R. Trolove, Mr. D. Waddel, Mrs. Waddel, Miss B. I. Waddel, Mr. W. Wadworth, Mr. T. Ward, Mrs. C. J. Wilson, Miss E. P. Wilson; 245 thirdI class. MARAMA’S PASSENGERS—The Union Union Company’s intercolonial passenger steamer Marama, which left Wellington at 4 o'clock last Friday afternoon for Sydney, took the following passengers:— First saloon: Miss V. Adkins, Mr. J. Amor, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Bumpstead, Mrs. M. M. Beardsmore, Mr. Brewster, Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. C. Bradley, Mr. W. Bitch, Mr. W. W. Briscoe, Mr. F. Bushell, Mr. L. M. Browne, Mr. L. Bennett, Mrs. Bumpstead, Miss H. Brown, Mrs. and Miss Braisley, Mr. and Mrs. Blackie and three children, Mr. Britts, Miss Burnett, Miss C. C. Buntley, Mr. A. Braisley, Mr. and Mrs. Bass, Mr. Brodie, Mr. and Mrs. Bottington, Mr. J. Blythe, Mr. B. Baumbey, Mr. and Mrs. Collie, -Miss F. <’ostello, Mr. I. J. Costello, Mr. J. F. Costello, Mr. N. Clarke, Mrs. Cording, Miss E E. Clarkson. Mrs. R. Cohen, Miss Aj. Crook, Mr. Callman, Air. Chappe, Airs. Clarke, Aliss B. V. Coventry, Miss Bath, Mr. L. Ditsheim. Mr. and Airs. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Davis. Air. AI. E, Dunham. Mrs. J. Barth, Airs. Bavidson, Mr. Donovan, Airs. AI. C. Dillon, Del. Davey, Aliss B. Earnshaw, Airs. J. L. Edmonds and infant, Air. Ellis, Air. T. L. Elliott, Air. W. T. Esson, Aliss Fay, Mr. W. Fitzgerald, Master Firth. Air. and Airs. Firth, Dr. and Airs. Fox, Mrs. Glen, Air. Gracie, Aliss Glen. Aliss Godfrey, Air. Glen, Air. and Airs. Carling, Airs, and Aliss Green, Air. Green, Air. H. Gibson, Misses Gaining, Airs. Gormley, Aliss R. Grienfield, Air. YV. H. Green, Airs, and Aliss Goodhand, Arr. Gale, Miss AI. Gale, All*. D. E. Graham, Mr. Gleeson, Mr. Gracy, Air. H. P. Hawkins, Misses AI. C. and F. Hook, Airs, and Miss Hook, Mr. A. Hamilton, Mr. A. C. Harvard, Air. A. Irvine, Aliss M. R. Irvine, Air. I. Illingworth, Mr. AI. C. Illingworth, Air. S, S. Jenkins, Air. J. C. Jones, Air. Jones, Air. Jolly, Air. R. T. Jones, Air. and Mrs. E. Kaye, Air. Keene and tivo sons, Air. Kitto, Aliss E. Kaye, Aliss Kemp, Air. Kemp, Airs. A. AI. King, Father Kellidy, Dr. Krahman, Airs, and Aliss Lees, Air. P. Little, Miss Longman, Air. J. Long, Air. Lewis. Airs. A. Levy, Mr. Lyons, Aliss P. D. Alartin. Col. McKenzie, Mr. Macfarlane, Aliss AI. Moorehead, Mr. At. H. AlcKellar, Air. and Airs. Morgan, Major and Airs. Aliles, Air. A. A. Mitchell, Dr. McNamara. Miss McCarthy, Aliss Inerney, Airs. Alillington and child, Aliss Millhuish, Air. AlcCabe, Air. and Airs. AlcKenzie, Alisses Nathan, Aliss Nixon, Mr. Nixon, Airs. E. Nesbit, Air. Nunn. Air. F. J. Nathan. Alisses O’Brien (3), Aliss M. O’Brien, Air. O’Shane, Air. Pedersen, Air. and Mrs. O. Pfafflin, Airs. Pilcher, Air. Pyn, Air. and Airs. Prime, Air. B. H. Phillips, Air. and Airs. Poynton, Air. Penfold, Aliss J. AI. Roberts, Mrs. Rittie, Air. and Mrs. Rea, Air. Reid, Miss Rostrom, Air. Rivet, Aliss F. Rowie, Alessrs. Russell (2), Mr. G. Robinson, Miss Sroby, Air. Stokes, Air. Stivars, Aliss B. Smith, Aliss A. C. Spence. Airs. Scott, Airs. Summerhays and three children, Father Segreif, Aliss Symes, Air. P. O. Spicer, Mrs. and Aliss Scott, Air. and Airs. Sutherland, Air. and Airs. Savage, Mr. Soloman, Air. D. G. Sparks, Alessrs. Staig (2), All*. H. S. St. John, Rev. Tassie, Com. Tongue, Alisses Tingey (2), Airs. Taubman, Air. Taubman, Mr. Thomson, Air. and Airs. T. W. Vickery, Air. Van Borsun, Aliss YV. A. Wasney, Air. G. H. Woin, Air. YVells, Aliss E. AI. Wright, Mrs. L. Whitter, Airs. Wellwood, Air. Wellwood, Airs. S. Williamson, Air. and Mrs. J. T. Young, Air. and Airs. Marment and infant. Air. McKay. Air. AlcLay, Aliss Aloggerie, Airs. Aleredith, Airs. Muller, Airs, and Aliss Mott, Air. McLeish, Airs, and Alisses Heyworth, Aliss E. AI. Healey, Airs. C. Hebb, Air. and Airs. Heyes and three children, Air. and Airs. E. Hassell, Airs. F. M. Hounsley, Air. R. Hobbyan, Air. and Airs. Hyde, Air. Halloran and two sons, Air. and Airs. Harley, Air. Hickey, Aliss AI. A. Hall, Airs. HaJloran and three children, Air. M. Hyman, Air. F. HarriSecond class: Airs. F. AI. Ashford, ATrs Biggs, Mr. Benjunan, Airs. Borough, Airs. Bruce, Air. Borough, Air. Buchanan Air Bruce, Air. G. A. Cunliffe, Aliss E G Clarke, Air. G. Cottle. Mr. H. L. Collins, Mrs. A. Dow, Aliss E. Dalziel, Aliss Bavis, Miss A. Exion, Mrs. E. Evans and child, Aliss E. V. Fletcher, Air. Freeland, Air. AI. Howard, Aliss J. Hare, Airs. B. AI. Heath Mrs. F. A. House, Mr. T. A. House, Mr.’ and Mrs. T. A. Inness, Mr. C. H. Jones Mr. Johnston, Mrs. M. E. Kean. Mrs Kerslake, Mr. Kerslake, Miss TO. A. Leach Mrs. .T. Ij. Nathan, Mr. McKenzie, Mr. U Matthews, Mrs. C. Matthewsnn, Mr McRae, Miss J. Martin, Miss S. Non-jp Miss F. Pyke, afr. G. Peterson, Mrs. M. Peterson, Miss G. M. Peterson, Mr 10 Rothery, Miss C. Reid, Mr. and Miss Reid' Mrs. 10. w. Stringer, Mr. E. A. Stringer’ Mr. R. O. Speed, Mr. W. S. Tannock, Mr’ Taylor, Mrs. .T. Vause, Miss Wheeler. Mrs' White, Miss I. Young, and 100 steerage.

MAMILIUS AT PANAMA.—The Shaw. Savill and Albion Company s steamei aMmilius (ex-Zealandie> is reported to have arrived at Panama yesterday * a route from New Zealand to London. Tnj vessel was dispatched from Port c halnjer: on February 22. THE ULIMAROA. —The local the Huddart Parker Company ad\ that the sailing: of tlie l Svdnev on March 22 for New Zealand .us been cancelled, and that all future sailings are indefinite. TOFU A ARRIVES. —An arrival at Auckland this afternon was the Union Company’s Island passenger steamei 'loin a from Fiji. Tonga and Samoa. The vessel berthed at Central Wharf to land her; passengers and put out her .aigo -'ln is to be dispatched on the return trip at elevent o’clock oil Saturday morning next. MANUKA AT MELBOURNE.—The Union Company’s steamer Manuka. i» i«ported to have arrived at Melbo - ‘ terdav from Wellington, via Bluft. Ihe vessel is to leave Australia again on Wednesday for Bluff. Dunedin. 1 *>, T I '' ll '|’ and Wellington. She is due at Blutt on March 23. TURAKINA LEAVES LIVERPOOL. En route from West Coast ports m t,l ° United Kingdom to Auckland, \\ ellinghm. Lyttelton and Dunedin, tlie New Zt_.ua ml Shipping Company's steamer T urakina is reported to have sailed from Lim rp0..1 yesterday. The vessel is due here about April 22. WAIRUNA AT VANCOUVER.—’To commence loading for Auckland, W ellmkton Melbourne. Adelaide and S>dne>, the Union Company’s traps -Facinc ca steamer Wairuna is reported to have ai rived at Vancouver yesteri.ay. The ve.sei will also load at Powell River, Ocean Falls and San Francisco. VOSERIC SAILS TO-MORROW. To complete the discharge of cargo oi iarrah from Bunbury, the Andrew \\ steamer Yoseric is to be dispatched from Auckland at noon to-morrow f ington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. Messrs. Russell and Somers, Ltd., are the local agents. REMUERA DUE ON SUNDAY.—The 1 local office of the New Zealand Shipping Company is in receipt of a radio l opou from the company’s liner Remuera, tn route from London and Southampton to Aucklajid, stating that the vessel expects to arrive here on Sunday afternoon next. The vessel also has cargo for Napie , and after discharge will load at New Zealand ports for Heme. PORT BOWEN SAILING. —At daybreak to-morrow, the Commonwealth ana Dominion Line steamer, Port Bowen, is to be dispatched from Auckland for London and West Coast ports of the 1 mted Kingdom, via Panama. She is taking the following passengers from Auckland: Misses M. M. Davidson, IST. McLeod, I IST. Booth, E. A. Fulton, Mesdarr.es B Fulton, M. J. McCracken, C. R. Peacock. Messrs. H. B. Peacock and H. C. LasCe Messrs. Heather Roberton and Company are the local agents. SOMERSET FROM LIVERPOOL. — With general merchandise from Newport, Avonmouth, Glasgow and Liverpool, the Federal Line steamer Somerset reached Auckland yesterday morning. The vessel berthed at Queen’s Wharf to unload a quantity of cargo to the agency of the New Zealand Shipping Company. The remainder of the cargo is for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Blufl. She sailed from Liverpool on February 7, and encountered boistei-ous weather during the first week from port. After passing the Azores the conditions improved and generally fair weather prevailed during the remainder of the voyage. She reached Colon on February 24, and after replenishing her oil fuel at Balboa she cleared Panama the same day. Captain J. Howell Price, D. 5.0., D.S.C.. is in command, and he has associated with him the following officers:—Chief. Mr. A. .1. Angell; second, Mr. L. Cann; third, Mr. W. Redwood; fourth, Mr. C. Latch; wireless operator, Mr. A. Howard; chief engineer, Mr. A. Johnston; second, Mr. H. Brown; third, Mr. W. Smith; fourth, Mr. D. Gelling; fifth, Mr. H. Musker; sixth, Mr. B. Hill; seventh, Mr. J. Chard; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr. C. Wood; second, Mr. S. Broatch; chief steward, Mr. A. E. Honeybun. The New Zealand Shipping Company advises that it hopes to dispatch, the Somerset on Thursday afternoon for Wellington. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE— The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Auckland. —Niagara, City of Rayville, Canadian Scottish, Rona, Neptunian, Quercus, Pakeha, Matatua, Port Bowen, Kaponga, Remuera. Wellington.—Maori, Wahine, Ngaio, Arahura, Tainahine, Iron Cross, Matnroa, Port Hunter, Rotorua, Ike la, Piako, Aorangi, Marama, Cambridge, Waitemata, Paua. Awarua. —Sir J. C. Ross, C. A L.arsen, N. T. Nielsen Alonso, Port Napier. Kaikorai, Anglo Columbian, Corinthic. PORT OF ONEHUNGA—SATURDAY’S DEPARTURES ARAPAWA (3.30 p.m.). 291 tons, Burk, for Hokianga and Auckland. YESTERDAY’S ARRIVALS. HAUTURU (i. 30 a.m.), from Wanerunui. The Xgapuhi is announced to sail from Onehunga for New Plymouth at •! o’clock this afternoon. She will arrive back on a ThSday th ne.vt aranaki P ° rt at 4 I,m ’ PACIFIC ISLANDS REPORT

Received Station. at 11.50 Wind. a.m. by Radio. Bar. Tier. W ea. Apia .... XW 3 29.79 S3 BC Suva .... Calm 29.74 83 BC Awanui . . . SE 3 30.16 67 B< ' Norfolk Is. . SE 2 30.00 71 Vavau.... NE 3 29.80 S5 s c