FROM THE SEVEN SEAS

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 377, 11 June 1928, Page 2

FROM THE SEVEN SEAS

SAILORS ~ SHIPS - MAILS-

■ -===- ! Ports of Auckland

rDES—PHASES OF THE VOON Full Moon, 3rd 11.44 p.m. SUN Se'LE, Monday. 4.40 pjn. _ - I HIGH WATER f E Marnibtif’ Heads/ Tuesday, 4.29 a-m ! Kaipara Heads, Tuesday, 3.34 a.m. | ARRIVALS—SAT’- RDAY ( ' - * - ' » ' i ’ • =; - - W arkworth. MATT! POMARE <S SO* tons. Mien, from i - vf«;terdav AV>pr.T' (« rr. am.>. 454 tons. Wnal- t TLROA (7 pm ). 205 tons, Clark, from j KAIWARRA 0.15 pm.): 3,051 tons, ’ i Rar.kine, from Wellington. ; ‘ TO-DAY KATOA C»-Sfc 2,43 4 tons, Dal- * I t gle*>h from Southern ports. TOFUA (1 p.m.). 4,345 tons, Duncan, c MacDonald, from Fiji. ; - CLEARED FROM PORT— j, SATURDAY MOTU (1 p.m.), 210 tons, Cathcart, for « AwanuL COROXATIOX (1.45 p.m.), 110 tons, ; J Monaghan, for Awaimi. i HAUITI 0-55 p.m.), 145 tons, Morgan, for Waiheke. H-M-S. WHAKAKURA (1.55 p.m.), 200 j , tons, Weils, for Haurain Gulf. ; - 11AI MAX AW A (4.50 pm.), 2,416 tons, 1 Stewart, for Westport. J CUMBERLAND (5.40 p.m.), 11446 ions, McMillan, for Wellington. i YESTERDAY KAWAU (10 a.m.), 99 tons, Olsen, for 3 Waiheke. TANIWHA (3-40 p.m.), 263 tons. Free- - man, for Paeroa. CLAYMORE 0.45 p.m.), 25*J tons, Johnson, for Whar.gareL TO-DAY HEREKINO (12.30 am.), 462 tons, Sav- j age, for Portland. „ , OMANA (8.5 a.m.), &3 tone, Alien, for ' Silverdale. J INWARD— ] EXPECTED ARRIVALS <

j - OUTWARD— h - t PROJECTED DEPARTURES

IN PORT AND WTiERE— — WESTERN WHARF HIXEMOA (Spedding). > NORTH WALL EAITOKE (U.S.S Co.). * PRINCE’S WHARF KAHVAERA (U.S.S. Co.). r QUEEN'S WHARF TOFUA (U.S.S. Co.). S KATOA (U.S.S. Co.). MAUI FOMA RE (Spedding.). II CENTRAL WHARF KALINGO (X.S.S. Co.). SCHELDEPAS (N.Z.S Co.). S KING'S WHARF S GAMBIA RIVER (H. and Mac!.). L AWAHOU CW. and W.). TIROA (A.G.F.). J ELSIE MARY (A.G.F.). ]< IN STREAM WHANGAPE (U.S.S. Co). «. REWA (Scale,). WAINUI (U.S.S. Co.). * rRIS (P C.B > v FLORA (U.S.S. CO.). WAIFORI (U.S.S. Co.). DEVONPORT H.M.S. PHILOMEL. _ J

ROUND THE COAST—t • ' : < 1-45 a_ra.;. from Dunedin. Hailed: June 1 —' ¥. gated . ' i : : for Wellington. I gatui (2 . j aim <, from Lyttelton; Coriitr-a I .A | S -u —1 WBLUXGTON lime ' —£ eAz Tutor ( ' OVERSEAS—INWARD BOUND—ARAWA {S.S. and A. lip London ~ AYMERK) (H.. and Macf.), left Nauru June 1 for Auckland., Wellington, and Lyttelton; cue Auckland June "CAN ADLAN CHAU LUNGER 'C.N.Sa, left Halifax May for Auckland, Wei:“Canadian" highlander cc.n.s.), -■^f z yxontreal Mav 27 for Auckland, Wellington. Lvttelton, Timara, Dunedin: due Auckland June 12. . GOLDEN COAST Ti V. est Nivaria), fH- and Macf.», left Lc-s Angeies on May SO for Auckland. Wellington and Lytce*ton, due Auckland June 24. HAURAKI (U.S.S. Co.), Aft San Francisco May 23 for Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, Sydney: due Auckland June ~ MINEP-IC (Spedding), left Sourabaya, June 23. NO R T HUM E ERLAND (N.Z.S. Co.), left Liverpool May 12 for Auckland, Welling- ■ ton, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, Bluff, New ph.-mouth; due Auckland June 19. OTOKXA (U.S.S. Co.), left San Ltue, California, June 6 for Wenmgton; due j Wellington June "0. , „ , I PTPnum rN.Z.S. Co.), left Montreal j Jlav *, via Cape Breton and New York, for' Auckland, Wellington Lyttelton and j Dunedin; due Auckland July L . PORT DENISON (C. and D. Line) due Auckland July 1 from Australia, thence July 3 for Gisborne. Waikokopu, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton; thence Ju-y 2< for London, via Las Palmas. PORT SYDNEY (C. and D. Line), due Bluff June 14 from Sydney, ther.ee Port Chalmers. Wanganui, Napier, Wellington; thence June SO for London, via Cape K ROTORUA (N.Z.S. Co.) left London June 9, Southampton June 11, for Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru and Port Chalmers; due Wellington July 17. TARANAKI (S.S. and A. Co.), left London Mav IS for Lyttelton. Port Chaim- ; ers, Bluff, Napier, New Plymouth; due Lvttelton June 22. TEKUA (N Z.S. Co.), left London Sis* 10 for Suva, Auckland and Wellington: due Auckland -Tune 20. VALACIA (C. and D Line), left Liverpool May 27 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton. Dunedin; due Auckland .uiy 8 ' WAIKAWA (U.S.S. Co.). left San Francisco May 12, via Los Angeles, for Apia Napier. Lyttelton, Dunedin. Bluff. New Plymouth, due Napier June 13. WILL ASTON (N.Z.S. Co.), left New York May 9 for Auckland, Wellington. Lvttelton. Dunedin; due Auckland June 13. AT NEW ZEALAND PORTS—DISCHARGING CUMBERLAND (N.Z.S. Co.), left Liverpool April 25 for Auckland, Welling- j ton, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers; arrived Auckland June 6: at Wellington June 11. GAMBIA RIVER (H. and Macf.), left; Makatea on May 22 for and j Lvttelton; arrived Auckland June 5. IND LAN OL A «H. and Macf.), left Nauru Island Slay 24 for Lyttelton and Port Chalmers; arrived Lyttelton June LEOPOLD L. D. (R.M. and Co.), left Galveston, Texas, April 25 for Auckland, New Plymouth, Australia; arrived Auckland Mav 30; at New Plymouth June 9. NORFOLK (N.Z.S. Co.), left Liverpool April 14 for Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers; arrived Auckland May 27; Wellington June 7. RANJA (B.P. and Co.), left San Pedro May 14 for Auckland, Wellington and Australia; arrived Auckland June 5; at Wellington June 9. RUAHIXE (N.Z.S. Co.), left London April 25, Southampton April 26, for Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, Auckland; arrived Wellington June 1; at Lyttelton June 7; due Auckland June 17. SCHELDEPAS (N.Z.S Co.), left Antwerp February’ 29, Panama April 12 for Auckland and Wellington; arrived Auckland May 25. TAINDI (S.S. and A. Co.), left London April 25 ; Southampton Apr:: 27, for Auck- | land and Wellington; arrived Auckland ; June 3; at Wellington June 11. WAIOTAFU (U.S.S Co.), left Los Angeles May 6 via Papeete for Auckland, ; Wellington, Lyttelton. Melbourne, Sydney; arrived Auckland June 4: at Wellington June WEST CARMONA fU. and Macf.), left ; Los Angeles May 1 for Auckland, Well- ' ington Dunedin arrived Auckland May ‘ 26: at Dunedin June 11. YOSERIC <H. and Macf.), left Ocean : ‘ Island May 17 for Auckland; arrived Auckland May 29; left here June 9 for Westport for bunkers. LOADING HUHUXUI (X.Z.S. Co.), at Xew Ply- : mouth June 3": thence Welling- ; ton: thence June 16 for London and West . of England ports, via Montevideo and , Las Palmas. MATAKAXA (S.S. and A. Co.), at Waikokopu June 10: thence Napier, Wellington - J 18 f or London, Avonmouth, Glasgow and Livemool, via Montevideo and TenerifTe. PORT AUCKLAND (C. and D. Line), at Wellington .June 9: thence June 14 for ; London, via Las Palmas. PORT CURTIS (C. and T>. Line), at ] Bluff June 9; thence Wellington. Wanganui. New Plvmouth, Opua, Auckland; due here June 27. thence June 30 for Avonmouth. Liverpool, and Glasgow, via Las Palmas. RARANGA (S.S and A. Co.), arrived New Plymouth May 25 from Brisbane; at Gisborne June 10; thence Auckland due here June 13 : thence June 18 for New 3 York, Boston, and London, via Panama ; RIMUTAKA (N.Z.S. Co.), at New Ply- < mouth June 9: thence Wanzanui. Lyttelton. Wellington; 'thence June 27 for f Southampton and London, via Panama. INTERCOLONIAL—- ' j MARAYLA left Wellington June 8 for c Sydney; due SS’dney June 12; sails from x Sydney June 15 for Auckland; due Auck- i land June 19. i M AUNG AN UI sailed from Auckland l June S for Sydney; due Sydney June 12; leaves Sydney June 14 for Wellington; Wellington le 18. IJLIMAROA, from Auckland, arrived 1 Sydney February 2?. Laid up at Sydney ‘ T Ivfarch 3. and sailing indefinitely post- c poned, ] MANUKA, sailed from Melbourne May i 23 for Wellington: arrived Wellington May < 2S: left May 29 for Lyttelton, Dunedin. Bluff and Melbourne; left Bluff ] June 6, ! <

PACinC MAIL—AC RAN GL RM-M-5-, sailed fre-m s;d- - ' I Pa: eeteTßart tonga and 'welSngt on: cue XGANUI, TL.M.S -- E - : - v . :: ’ rr-rzm Honolulu Suva, and Acckiatid;^due COASTAL MOVEMENTS—u: half-past seven on * - J leaves for Tauranga at r ' p.m, rc—day. She is expected back ai naif-past seven on Wednesday momRang! to to sails at 6 P-m. to-day o saEs at noon to-morre-w for Mercury Bay and Talma. The Kawau was to leave at a_-past tw this a-ftemoon fer Kawati. Leign and Mangawai. She is due back at 9.30 p.m. The" Tarl iwba arrives from at be dispatched again at 5 p.m. to-morrow The Omana is due from Brown's Bay, A rides Bay. Manly, Deep Creek and Silverdale at 4 o'clock this afternoon. She sails at 7 o'clock to-morrow morning for Waiwera, Mahtarangi, and Warkwortin The Claymore, arriving at half-past three to-morrow morning from Wharcga- ] on the rerum trip. The Daphne sa:is at 7.29 a m. to-mor-row for Coromacdc:. and returns again The Otimai sails at 10 a.m. to-znorrow for Kutarere and C'potikh The Toa leaves at noon to-morrow for Whakatane. The Tirca arrived at Auckland at 7 : o'clock last ■evening from Gisborne. She is loading to-day at King's Wharf, and 1 at noon to-morrow is to be dispatched for j Hick s Bay and Gisborre. _:e Ri hands on steamer Awahon ar- . rived a: Auckland on Saturday morning from the coast At 5 o'clock to-morrow even:ng she :s to be dispatched for Hick's Bay, Tokomaru Bay and Gisborne. _ The Waimea whieh arrived at An :on her return‘trip to Gtsbcrne'and Napier Tee Kama arrived this morning from i Southern ports and berthed at the Prince's Wharf. On Wednesdav she leaves here on her return trip to Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Timaru. The Kaikorai, from Westport, via New v’-yrnouth, is due at Auckland to-dav and oerths at the Prince’s Wharf. After disi charge here the Kaikorai proceeds to i Pc-nland to load cement for Wellington ana Lyttelton. The Kaiwarra. which arrived at Auckland Elsi evening from Lvttelton, via j Wellingrton. berthed at the Prince's Whar.f Alter discharge she undergoes her ar.nual overhaul and survey at this poru The Kaituna is expected to arrive at ; Auckland at 6 o clock this evening from Greymouth and is to berth at the Prince’s Vi harf. After discharge here the vessel 1 Ptcceeds to Portland to load cement for j estport. i T be Kairrcanawa, which left Auckland, i on Saturday afternoon for Westport, j. loads There to-morrow for this port, and i ue here about Saturday next. The Kaitangata has been fixed to load at Greymouth next Monday for New Piy_ i mouth and Auckland. xne Gunbar is expected at Auckland zoom Sunday next and sails the follow:ng day on her return trip to East Coast : bays, Gisborne and Napier. The Cumberland left Auckland Saturday afternoon for Wellingfton, Lyttelton ! Dunedin to complete her discharge I of Liverpool cargo. The Gambia River sails from here tomorrow for Ljutelton, where she completes her discharge of Makatea phos- , phe.tes. The Ruahine leaves Lyttelton to-dav for Port Chalmers and Auckland, and is ■ due here on June 15 to complete her dis- : charge o? London cargo. The Tainui is due at Wellington this morning from Auckland and completes : the discharge of her London cargo there. The Waiotapu leaves Wellington to--1 day for Lyttelton, Melbourne and Sydnev , to land the remainder of her Pacific Coast j cargo. The West Carmona is due at Dunedin to-day from Wellington, and on comple- ; tion of her discharge there returns to the ■ Pacific Coast to load again for New Zealand,

j The Log Book

Personal.—The Maori has re-entered : the ferry service, and is in command of s Captain A EL Prosser. His deck officers | are: Chief, Mr. T. S. Mac Nicol: second, ; Mr. J. S. Beaton; third, Mr. J. Wailing. Captain G. B. Morgan is now in coraj mand of the Mafaeno. Captain W D. Cameron, of the Wahine, is being granted holiday leave. Mr. A. W. Pert has been appointed second officer of the Waikouaiti. relieving Mr. T. A. Mack for holidays. Mr. W. A Dobrn has joined the Oon-sfc as second officer relieving Mr. F. W. Gibson for instructions. Mr. O. C. Bray, the second officer of the Tahiti, signed on the vessel at Wellington on Wednesday. Mr. F. W. Ross, late third engineer of the Marama, has resigned to take up a shore position in Sydney. Mr. H. F. Miller, third engineer of the Kartigi. is at present ashore in Dunedin, his place being taken by 31 r. J. Summers. Mr. W. 31. Jackson is acting chief engineer of the Corinna, 3lr. Inverarity having resumed holiday leave. YOSERIC SAILS.—The tramp steamer Yoserie left Auckalnd this morning for ; Westport for bunkers, thence she pro-; ceeds to 3la.katea to load phosphates for Sweden. TAINUI DEPARTS—The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s liner Tainui left Auckland this morning for Wellington, where she completes her discharge of London cargo and commences loading for ; her return voyage. CANADIAN ERITISHER.—The Cani adian National Steamships has received , advice that the Canadian Britisher reached Panama on June 1. en route from j Auckland to New York, Boston and , 3£ontreal. She was dispatched from ; Auckland on May 5. MARGARET W. —The four-masted auxiliary schooner 3largaret W is to I leave Kopu for Motu. River, Bay of Plenty, to-morrow morning to complete i unloading poles from Newcastle. From 1 Motu she will go to Lyttelton to load genI era! cargo for Waikato Heads and Hokianga. MIRO REPORTED.—The Nobel ExS Plosive Company’s auxiliary kiteh Miro ?.s reported to nave pasesd Cape Brett | at half-past eight this morning en route j from Nelson to Auckland with a cargo of ; pig iron. The vessel should make port ! tk JS evening. She may call at Thames • first, however. PORT RENAMED.—The Government of : Chile has altered the name of Punta ! Arenas (Strait of Magellan), to 3lagal- • lanes, and all documents for cargo to that ! destination must use this appellation. The new arrangement will avoid confusion beween the Chilean port and Punta Arenas, Costa Rica. RIMUTAKA AT NEW PLYMOUTH. Due at New Plymouth to-day from Auckland. the New Zealand Shipping Company advises that the Rimutaka later proceeds to Wanganui, thence Lyttelton and Wellington to complete her loading. She sails finally from Wellington on June 27 for Southampton and London, via Panama. PIPIRIKI CLEARED PANAMA.—Advice received by the New Zealand Shipping Company states the Pipiriki cleared Panama on June 2 in continuation of her voyage from Montreal and Sydney (Cape Breton) to Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is scheduled to reach Auckland on June PASSENGERS ON PORT DUNEDIN. —The following passengers left Weilington for London on Saturday morning by the Commonwealth and Dominion Line’s motor-ship Port Dunedin: The Countess of Kin tore and maid. Lady Hilda KeithFalconer, 3lr. and Mrs. L. W. Melvin and infant, 3fiss E. G. D. Theobald. Miss G. M. Fryer, 3fr. F. de La tour, Mrs. F. 'his holm. Mr. R. G. Anderson. Idr. W. H. C. Donnelly, Mrs. Crawsbaw. Dr. Crav shaw is acting as ship's surgeon.

KALI NGG SAILING —T/ e . - THE HINEMOA.—The -'ax-d G>:‘ eroaen: steamer ffiterr. :-a, wii::h ras A'>;klaxu drun, is : shift from Queen’s : Wharf to Western Wharf to-morrow. She KARTIGI REPLACES KAITASGATA. - I towards the er7f 7f Juuel~ar.d : rrrp'.etes 8 RARANGA TO COMPLETE.—Xow . 1: Sg at S r • Albion steamer Raranga is ctr at A;::-:-._r. i .. ' ‘ i_; : . : rra ete «a *: TOFU A ARRIVES. —Short.:* before 1 *■ , o’cic-tk this afternoon the Union Conpsny's Island fasseager steamer Tof ua arrived in the stream at Auckland from , , her periodical voyage round the Western : Pacific islands. The Tofua, after pra- _ j tiqne has been granted, is to berth at the Queen's Wharf to land her passen- , gers : mails and cargo. i HAURAKI RE PO RTS.—According to \ a radio message received by the local office of the Union Company, the motor- ; ship Hanraki Ls expected to arrive at > Auckland next Monday afternoon from - the Pacific Coast. After discharge here, the vessel proceeds to Wellington, Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney, to cozn- [ | plete. PORT AUCKLAND' POSTPONED. — Advice has been received by the Parmors' Co-op. Auctioneering Company that : the departure of the C. and D. Line's * steamer Port Auckland, ■which arrived at Wellington on Saturday evening from Gisborne to fill up for Home, has beer, postponed. She is now scheduled to sail t ; finally from Wellington on Thursday nextJune it, for London, via Las Palmas. } CANADIAN CHALLENGER.—The , Canadian Challenger, which was expected from Halifax on Saturday, ras re . ported by wireless that she vrill arrive k next "Wednesday. Her general merchan- 1 * aise cargo is for discharge at Auckland, * Wellington, Lyttelton. Tlmaru, Dunedin ’ and Bluff. After the cargo has been unloaded the vessel will load in New ROTORUA LEAVES SOUTHAMPTON. - —j C ablebl e _afi vice received by the local office : . the liner Rotorua, from London, left r Southampton yesterday atern con for ; Wellington, where she is due on July 17. The liner has passengers and mails for r disembarkation at Wellington and cargo - for discharge at Lyttelton. Tiiraru and l Port Chalmers. : PORT DENISON DELAYED.—The : l Pa. :ct.a' Co-op. Auctioneering Compacv ! 1 as Deen advised that the C. and IX Line's ' steamer Pert Denison. which is to load ’ 1 Zealand for Home, has been de- l * and is now expected to arrive at 1 AncXland on July l from Australia. She .eaves here again on July S for Gist oorne, tcence Waiaokopn, Napier, Well- \ * Jngtou and Ly tieitoc, to fill up, and is ■ scheduled to sail finally from the Can ter- - Palmaj? 2 "* for Bor: don, via. Las ' vflfl-'A 1 . AT SYDNEY.—The Royal lL.ll! I -fTahiti reached Sydney from Well- ! i* l r ;%\ lon aI 6 o'clock yesterday morning, j completed her voyage from San ! i Francisco. The vessel iT being with-! , y ra J VTI from the Pacific mail service, and 1 1 yr t 0 ,?_ a v lO ’day for WeDington. whersiie will be laid up for overhaul and surl Ve -V -he :s scheduled to take passengers - a C c Al "om Sydney to Wellington and should reach Wellington next Friday. 1 ' PAPANUI’S ITINERARY.—The Xew - Zealand Shipping Company has received r advice that the Papanui arrived at Montreal last Tuesday to commence loading j - for h'ew Zealand. She will also lead at : i j Sydney (Cape Breton), New York a-d = Xewport Xews. The vessel is expected to clear Xeyrport News on June 30 for - Auckland, Xapier, Wellington. Lyttelton . and Dunedin. She is due at Auckland . - on August 4. TRAFFIC AT CONSTANTINOPLE.— Tne port of Constantinople was visited s ; during 1«»27 by 6,6118 vessels of 10.966,235 tons, of which 2,675 loaded or discharged j cargo, tne remainder passing through en - reunte for other destinations- From the : Point of view of tonnage, Italy heads the list with 2.624,822 tons, or 24 per cent, of ! * | the total, followed by Great Britain, with i ' 2.050, 1 80 tons, or 19 per cent. The num- - oer of foreign vessels calling was 1.452. 1 and it is interesting to note the serious j * effect which recent discriminatory measures instituted by Turkey have had on ’ - the trade of the port, for in 1926 the total l ■ was 1,572, while in 1908 it was 3,259. _ LARGE FRENCH LINER.—The Cie * Generale Transatlantique has ordered \ rom the Ponhoet yard, Saint-Xazaire, a passenger liner of the De Grasse type •; enlarged, which will be propelled by in- ! ternal combustion engines. This is the I . j most important order placed by a French j 1 steamship company for many months i past, and perhaps more interesting still ; f is the fact that the new vessel, which is l - . destined for the Havre-Xew York mail i ■ service, will be the first motor-liner j owned by the Transatlantique. the com- i pany's other large liners being driven by j j steam turbines. She will measure 574 ft . 2in in length by 75ft 6in in breadth and j | 50ft in depth, and will have a gross ton- = r nage of 22,009, the corresponding dimen- ! * , sions of the De Grasse, built in 1924 at \ , { Birkenhead, being 522 ft by 71ft 4in by ‘ i 42ft Sin, and the gross tonnage 17,759. SCHELDEPAS TO DOCK—The Belgian - j steamer Scheldepas. which is unloading ' j basic slag from Antwerp at Central .; Wharf, is to go into dock about next j j Friday for repairs to her bow, which was j damaged when she collided with a subj | merged derelict in the Pacific Ocean on j ; ; April 18. The principal damage was done . | to the underpart of the steamer's bow j j in the vicinity or the fore peak tank, I * j which has been leaking constantly since 1 I the accident. A damaged plate on a level with the 20ft mark on the stem, and j now well above water, has been repaired i with 14 new rivets since the steamer has ■ j been at Auckland. The full extent of the • damage will not be known until the vessel has been docked It is estimated the repair work will occupy about 4S ‘ i hours. After the work has been com* [ pie ted she will resume her voyage to Wellington to complete discharge. From Wellington the Scheldepas is to go to Papeete and Yokohama. • PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY.—The Manama, which left Wellington on Friday for Sydney, took the following pas- : sengers:—First class: Miss E. M. Arm- . stead, Mrs. Alien, Mrs. and Miss Wynn Allison, Miss M. Anderson, Mrs. A. *W. Akers, Mr. J. Acland. Mr. A. D. Adams, Mrs. B. M. Back, Mr. F. H. Broderick. Mr. P. Beveridge, Miss B. Brown, Mr. Bowie, Dr. Bowie, Mr. H. J. Baker, Mrs. i * XL Browne, Miss L. Burnett. Miss Becki ; ingsale, Miss G. Brownlee, Mrs. A. Bryce, ' Ir - J- Blythe, Mr. and Mrs E. W. C*ud- > hen, Cole, Miss .J. Crawley, Mr. Peter i -M iss M. E. Craig, Mrs. A. Carr, Mrs. | Chisholm, Mrs. A. Curow, Mr. Donovan. : Mr. AN. Dickins, Mrs. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. C. Fountain, Mrs. A. Gilbert, Mr. J. Gilbert, Mrs. F. i E. Graham, Mr. Kazlett, Mr. Hintz. Mr. ; » : A. J. Hairie, Mrs. A*. P. Johnston. Misses ; A. L. and E. Johnstone, Mr. J. H. Keys, . . Miss Le Crew, Mr. and Mrs. A. McKen- ; - zie, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. McDonald, Xliss M Q- XlcDonald, Xlr. and Mrs. H C M>-- f ' Taggart, Mrs. E. E. Marsh, Miss A. Me- ■ Ghea, Xlr. Xlartin. Mr. and Mrs. M. livers. r Miss Maughan, Mrs. R. XlcConnell and 2 i children, Mr. and Mrs. Persh, Xlr. R H >- Parton, Xlr. and Mrs. F. S. Paraham, Mr. s - XL C. Piake, Mr. M. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. ! t A. F. Smith, Mr. P. Selig, Mr. J. Shearer, ! ‘ Mr. R. Somerville, Commander Woods i - Smith. Xliss F. SL Clair, Mrs. M. E. and , Miss M. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. H J Shrimpton, Mr. E. Townsend, Mr. W. j! Torrens, Mrs. M. Townsend, Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs. A Williams. Mr. and Mrs T ; Weatherburu, Miss Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. A D. Webster, Mr. Wall, Mr. R. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wood, Mr. E. E. Wen* ber. Second class: Mrs. E. Ash, Mr. and Mrs. Ah Wing and 2 children, Mr. Brawner Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Bartelson. Mr. L. J. Beal, Miss Buris, Mr. Brophv, Mr A'. Bolding, Mrs. E. Boal. Mr. E. E. 'Bragger, Mr. A L. Cooper, Mr. J. E. Connor, i Mr. G. Carter, Mrs. D. Connor, Misses ! Connor (2>, Captain Dale, Miss M. Dris- j coll, Rev. and Mrs. Dent, Miss J. Edis. f Miss Emanuel, Miss Everard, Rev. aod rs - S. G. Fox. Miss A. Finch. Mr. and j Heggie, Miss I. J. Hampton, Master • Inginail, Mrs. E. Healy and 3 children, ; air and Mrs. M. P. Kennedy, Miss J. J. ; Laing, Mr. and Mrs. Lunn and 2 infants, , Mr. J. Law, Mrs. T. C. Laws, Mr. Leoper., Mr. and Mrs. D. McPherson. Mr. i and Mrs. A E. Mairiott. Mrs. F. M. Moss, Mr. W. G. Xelson, Mr. O’Sullivan, i Mr. and Mrs. G. Porteous, Mr. J. L. Peek, Mr. J. Quinn, Mr. Rolls, Mr. Slater, Lieut- ! CoL C. M. Saunders, Mrs. R. M. Sha_p- J cott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Timbs. Mr. Thurs- I ton, Mr. G. A. Tattle, and Mrs. A. Wright. Mrs. Wilkinson. Miss Waugh. Mr. ■ P- Waugh Mr. H. Wilson; and 93 third* class, including 13 Chinese.

WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE—e - gum PORT OF ONEHUNGA—ARRIVALS YESTERDAY ISAH _ - ARRIVAL TO-DAY nescly for Uictcn. XeL :i al i West Coll: jaftemocn for Rag Ar-. KawfiLa and For: Sh Onehunga fer Hokiarxga. She :s to be dispatched on Wednesday evening.

MAUI POMARE ARRIVES.—The A’ew Zealand Government’s new motor-ship. Maui Ponare, arrived at Auckland on | Saturday evening last from England, via ! Apia and Wellington. The Maui Pom are was built at Dublin and afterwards went to Southampton, i where she loaded 800 tons of cargo, in- ‘ eluding four lighters in sections, for dis--1 charge at Apia. In the Atlantic four days’ stormy weather was encountered, and her behaviour during the boisterous conditions demonstrated her seaworthiness. Except for this the weather during the voyage was generally fair. Being ■ a new vessel, the engines were not opened ; out to their full capacity, but the speed j from Southampton to Wellington aver- - aged 10 knots. After discharge at Apia, the Maui Po- ! mare loaded 700 cases of fruit and then i went to Xiue Island, where another 2,709 I cases were taken on board. The fruit was unloaded at Wellington. At Aiue Island 17 natives were embraked, and | they now form the crew, having been i signed on at Wellington in place of the \ European seamen who brought the vessel to A"ew Zealand and who have been paid off. The vessel will be docked tomorrow at Calliope to undergo refitting. She will then be commisisoned in the Island trade in place of the Hinemoa. According to present arrangements, the Maui Pomare is to leave Auckland on June 23 for Xiue Island and Apia to Isad fruit for Lyttelton. The vessel will afterwards call at Wellington and Auckland and will then make a trip to Xorfolk j Island.

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