The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 316, 29 March 1928, Page 2

The Log Book

PERSONAL.—Mr. A. Russell has reported from holidays, and has rejoined the R.M.S. Makura. as chief officer, relieving Mr. C. Sharpe for his holidays. Mr. J. J. Barnard has relieved Mr. R. A. Barling as second officer of the Corinna. The latter officer is at Wellington awaiting orders. Captain A. S. Dalgleish has relieved Captain E. Lowe, of the Corinna for his holidays. Captain A. R. Stewart has relieved Captain S. Hewitt, of the Kaimanawa, so that the latter may take his holidays. PORT HUNTER SAILS ON FRIDAY, —The C. and D. Line steamer Port Hunter will now leave Wellington to-morrow evening for London, via Panama CanaL PAUA SAILS SATURDAY. —The Shell Company’s tanker Paua will commence loading bulk oil at Western Wharf shortly, and is to be dispatched from Auckland on Saturday for New Plymouth. WAIKAWA DUE NEXT WEEK.—The local office of the Union Company have been advised that the Waikawa now leaves Bluff to-morrow for Auckland, where she is due on Tuesday next to load for Honolulu and Vancouver. NORTHUMBERLAND AT LONDON. —A cable message to the New Zealand Shipping Company reports that the Northumberland arrived at London on Monday morning from Napier. She sailed from Napier on February 16 for London tend West Coast ports of Great Britain. CORINTHIC AT PORT CHALMERS.— Due at Port Chalmers this morning from Lyttelton, the Shaw, Savill, and Albion advises that the White Star liner Corinthic leaves the Otago port on Sunday for Wellington, where she completes her- loading, and finally departs at 6 a.m. on April 11 for Southampton and London, via Panama. KING EGBERT REPORTED.—The Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Albany, which arrived at Auckland late last evening from New York, reports that the King Line’s new motor-ship King Egbert, en route from Antwerp to Auckland with a cargo of basic slag, will arrive here on Saturday next. The King Egbert has not yet reported by wireless, however. EMPLOYMENT OF SEAMEN. The International Labour Office has been informed of the ratification by France of the convention for finding employment for seamen. This convention was adopted by the International Labour Conference at Genoa in 1920. Any state ratifving it undertakes to organise and maintain an efficient and adequate system of public employment offices for seamen. The business of finding employment for seamen shall not be carried on as a commercial enterprise for pecuniary gain bv any person, company, or other agenev No fees can be charged or indirect}- by any person, company or other agency for finding employment for seamen on anv ship. National legislation shall provide punishment for any violation of these provisions. This convention had already been ratified by 13 countries. EASTER TIME-TABLES.—The Union Company advises that the Marama. from Auckland, and the Maunganui, from \v ellington, are to sail to-morrow afternoon for Sydney, where they are due on Tuesday morning. Owing to the Easter holidays the two steamers are to leave Sydney next Thursday, instead of Friday, their usual sailing day, the Maun- ?£ n ,V- 1 £2 r Auckland, and the Marama for Wellington. They will reach their respective ports on Easter Monday. Owing to the Easter holidays the Waimea is to sail next Monday instead of Tuesday, for Gisborne and Napier Next Thursday she is to leave Napier on her return trip to Auckland. The Easter time-table of the Tamahme is as follows;—Leaves Wellington. April 4 IAS P-m.; April 5, 6 p.m.; April 7, I.la p.m.; April 9, 6 p.m.; April 11 3 April 4 A n A P pS • APr “ 12 ' 2 "° Purine Easter the ferry steame--,-Wal'ine and Maori will maintain their 2nd m L > r itelton e : tableS between Wellington

HINEMOA DEPARTS — W a - gets, and cargo, the Govcment J steamer Hrneznoa left Auckland yes.erday at 5.20 p.m. for Norfolk Lsianc. is due back here ;AT* - 4 - 8& *- J tgaia on April 21 for N;ue bur— GALLIC AT LONDON. C- > d , , has been received t;- ~ and Alt on Company that the ov.ic arrived at Lender. or_ Surcay a. tp rr_:‘r. ... -l.:. 2- N--: - ' 7.-: fax. The vessel left At.aland on wary S. WAI PAH I AT SUVA.—Er route from S J«;b>nd fruit StBOMT Walpahl «**«i a ' Suva at 7 L a. m_ yesterda:*. S- e .= t Ir r " ' -- I day n^xt_ ceived by the offi.e : iae lr. ■ Company states that tae Islat._ % ~. g- ' steamer* Tofua. en route to i :rxa -- - Sam-:a, arrh e t at tuva at r <-n j estr fAuckland. The T a s to'return to Auckland on April K. PAKEHA’S MOVEMENTS,— The r rmw Savill and Albion Compatny JdriMS mmZ I the Pakeha arrive-2 at x :maru at « am on Tuesday frc-m «_*pua. 2?ce L.>t night for Bluff. Port C.u:.. »i-.d Wellington. The Pakeha peeled ar •WrfSißFton or. A»r-J «. and -vri” sail finally from trere on Apru for Montevideo and London. PORT NAPIER LEAVES WELLINGTON.—Heather. Rccenct, ana y been advised that the C and P ih r - - £ -;v-r:er Port Napier left Wellington :••»- terdav afterr. :-:»n for loading at N-ier. Oisborr:. sad AECiiaad. She is due i -r- ---: eiriv rex- week, ar-3 :t :s hoped to c:spatch her Er.s!h from this port or Art for N< Tork, Boston, and London, r.Panama. PASSENGERS FOR SAN FRANCISCO. ’“re M: ~ ’ ’ ! Tuesday lor San Francisco, via ports.

took the following passengers:—Firstclass: Mr. A B. Armstrong. Str G. ABacon. Mr. R. Barrs. Mrs BrEa.ry A.tand Airs. C. V. Birch. Mr. and Mrs. .H- H. Barlow. Mr. IXsdweli, Mr. A- K. F.rtn. M-. and Mrs. 'ieorce Gratefcen, Mr. and V. - Green. Miss F. M. HaiL M:ss G. -/■ Aliss J. Jones. Mr. C. K. Kerr, Mr- K.n.beli, Mr. Thos. Miller. Mr. L. B. >-- -n----sell. Mr. G. H_ Moc-re. Major A- Moncrieff. Dr. F. W. MaunttL. Maunseii. Mrs. Mooney. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlare, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. - - wood. Mis? E- C. Nor»o.jd, Mis E. Norvood, Mr. and Mrs. A- P- A- \'- cr *°‘;v W M. Norwood, Mr. and O Prevost. 2Hr. Perruau. Mr. Racmore, Mrs. RusselL Mr. and Mrs. L. E-,.- agar, Mr. and ilrs. Thos. Simpson, Miss, M. Spencer. Mis? B. Slirgsby, Mr. and : S?3tt and infant. Mrs. Tailbv ard ch.,d. Mrs Werrv. Misses Werry <-), Mr. Howard Young. Second saloon: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ay ns ley. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bardsley, Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. £row J. Craig, Mr. W. H Lemon, Mf C- L. Elis, Mr. C- T. Frood, Air. G. B. der.er. Air. E. HIKs. Mr. A. E. R; Miss T. E. Kissock, Mrs. H. «' Kerr. Afiss A- Lewis. Airs. M- E Ltly. Air . Mcodie. Mr. and Airs. K. A. Melvdle. Air E J. Osborne. Mr. Owens. Mrs. W. A. Slade. Mrs. J. M. Sweet. Miss J. t'r' Miss May WaAr. Miss A. Walto. Mrs. R_ Watkins, Mr. A. Wuson, Mr. Wng- ■-. and 15 third-class. MAUNGANUI’S PASSENGERS.- The Maunganui. which arrived at We...ng qq Tuesday from Sydney, broug.-t tne folio wins passengers: —First-chess: r. ..---v----i Brownlee, Chapman. O«fE- WaWh. Chadwick. Cunningham. Paterson, Zander. Cow land. Gi’.berL Lawrence. Jefferv. Mackerrae, Handcock, Cawieir Gaider, Srkes, Hunt. Peake. Carr, Wilson. McDonald. Steers. Maoimes Muir, Clegg, Meyer, Wi-ua—s. tme, McCrae, Macs, r> ?n;r-p.e. Bees Paterson. Wade, Hawiey, Fnlier, Lwr.cn™:n, Kollo. Scot. Fell Minty Je^errHallows, Weed, Hume, STfW.JI _ MacGregor, -Ter, it ins. Lund, Latej. Jacobs. Toms," Archer. Messrs. M.:ir. _obuuti 12). Rose, Timms, Witched, Kee--Mkiitta, Hickey. Hacon, A augn. Page. Stewart, Z’ekbarr.s. Dnnsford. Ouchester. Fuller. Htrriey, Burger, Wadde:. Walker Lichensteir., Moore. Tewer, jock Lloed. Scott, Fell. Dr. Forbes. Fyutx. Cowland. Smith, Inrtn, Ha-jows. Wooo Keller Xicholie. Failcver. Hawley, Her .e. XVa-ts’ Stewart. Paitner. Gt**e*tock. Bega ’ Lund. Laker. Wilson, Mc-Cor-S?k, Winter. Jacobs. Murphy, Brooke. Toms At am- Archer. Lough .m, Hodges. Second-class: Misses Merailtk, - Mesdames Gaddey, Ba.dw.n, Greenhl. AVMnderlkh, Shnte. Cotter S,cdells. Blundell. Saarijarei, Horse. Nock, ; Chiids. Meredith, Grimmett. AA nun....--McCarthy. P.yies, Jewett, Tavior ku- - Saunders. Linford. At art, A Vnodes, Pmeonthenis, HHL Rutherfoml Watson. Scott. AAatkms, Messrs Noc . Childs, Pc-iatoa, Storey. D•- - v liamf, Grimmett, Dutfeie, Bhaaa, Taylor, Temple, Jessett- Tfeere were . * ! third-class. PORT ALBANY ARRIVES—With case oil and general r erchandlKe t.oJi New York, the Commonwealth ami jx.--

minion Line steam er, ! rived in the stream at Auckland at ha,--past ten last evening and berthed tms morning at Prince’s Wharf to commence : discharge. The vessel was m New Ze_land last year, arriving at Auckland cn Aueust 17 from New York. thtrn returned Home with New Zealand cargo. The Port Albany sailed from New i ork on her present voyage on FebruaiT and called at Newport News two days later for bunkers. The vessel arrived at Colon on March 13, clearing Balboa the next day. Fine weather was experienced for the whole voyage, whuh was uneventful throughout. The Port Albany brought the flowing passengers for Auckland: Miss Beatrice Cowey, Messrs. G. J. Marsh, 'V. O'Brien, John Robertson. Captain Rex Needham is in command of the Port Albany, and the following are his officers: Chief, Mr. E. Leaver: second. 31 r. S. Hearn: third, Mr. G. W. Horton ; fourth, Mr. N. Deed man : wireless operators, 3lr. Geo. Hudson and Mr. E. Weatherhead: chief engineer, Mr. W. J. Barrett; second. Mr. A. Williams: third. 3lr. A. E. Smurthwaite; fourth. Mr. F. Washington: fifth, 3fr. J. S. Kerridge; sixth, Mr. C. A. Hallgrert: chief refrigerating engineer, 31r. W. E. Bibbs; second, Mr. J. Barth ur. The vessel is to be dispatched from Auckland next Saturday for Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin to complete discharge. The Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company axe the local agents.

g "cAVSRtDGE rt “"-577h. i : “ w * _p„ O SP_M ATES f OCEAnT^ Z£ilp?< the mam*a.—Er f- r _ . r y-' L - n tSM u T!H: " a %r * 7^ Chaimer* or \ ' ' to REWvERAS T'NERARY —^rjj, is rai o“.' • At N'?-iwrSf "tan* UiC WITHIN WIRELESS RAJ«G&_ 7 ~. , virelwa Btstioai ♦rL * rg>ga haa fe , Auckland. —Tofas, jri_ . West CrT King Egbert. HbL-iT King Edwiu Port Adelaide. Well^Stcw-^^-ru Ti’fsda. Fort Xkpiff, Sf' S '"™- Hemirias, JLto, pkk& PORT OF ONEHUNGA—DEPARTURES YESTERDAY ISABELLA I’E FRAJNE {£ n , . tens, Tcxiera. for Kokianga. ’ - ARRIVAL TO-DAY HAUTURU ?72 a.m ). 27 toa « . ler. from RagM:

The Isabella de Frame, whwh from Ouehunga last evettiv for 2x ar.ga, is due back again over the LIT ? end. The Ngapuhi sails at four ociori •. afternoon for New P.’raootk. rives back aga uat seven o cioek miL j' urday morning jj The Hatrtnru. which arrived mt (W huuga at sever, o .iock this morris Raglan, sails again at three odS7 j afternoon for anganuL ’ |,