The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 536, 13 December 1928, Page 2

The Log Book

PERSONAL.—Mr. J. Mac Neil has joined the Kaimai as second officer relieving Mr. R. F. Dewer, who is transferring to the Foolta in a similar capacity, relieving Mr. D. C. Champion for his holidays. Mr. E. A. Cox, chief officer of the Kaitangata, and Mr. J. Warcup, chief of tbb Katoa, exchanged ships at \V ellington on Tuesday. Mr. D. J. Rutter, third officer of the Kaitoke, is transferring to the Katoa in a similar capacity. Mr. P. J. Anderson, who recently passed the examination for his master’s ticket at Sydney, is joining the Kowhai as second officer, relieving Mr. P D Thompson for his holidays. Mr. J. A. Pearson, chief officer of the Kakariki, has joined the Qonah tempurarilv, relieving Mr. E. A. Buckingham, who will await orders. Captain W. J. s. Eyre, of the Kamo, te joining the Oonah, relieving Captain -k* . who will await instructions. _ A Press Association message from Sydney reports the death on Tuesday of Captain VV. Morgan, master of the steamer Karoola for 19 years. The Karoola ran for the British Admiralty during the war. AFANUI POSTPONED—The Northern Company advises that the Apanui’s depai un e for Totara North, llouhora and Parenga has been postponed until noon on Saturday, instead of Friday. R ,V AP ? HU AT DUNEDlN.—Arriving m the stream at Wellington on Tuesdav evening from Southampton and London, f. v, ew -Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Ruapehu berthed yesterday morning, and last evening sailed again for Port Chalmers, where she arrives to-day to continue discharge. The vessel will complete at Lyttelton, Napier, and New Plymouth. PASSENGERS BY CO M O RIN— Messrs Russell and Somers, Limited, advise that the following is a list of the passengers for New Zealand which are due to arrive at Sydney to-day on the P. and O. liner Comorin:—To Auckland, per Niagara, December 13: Mrs. Cramp, Airs. Knox, Miss Mark. To Auckland. per Ulimaroa, December 12: ATr. King, Miss Russell, Miss St. John. To Wellington, per Alaunganui, December 14: Mrs. Hope Lewis, Miss Raffle, Miss Doull, Mrs. Pearce, Airs. Foster, Dr. and Airs. Foster. To Wellington, per Alakura, December 2S: Miss Slatery.

AORANGI FROM VANCOUVER. —The Royal Mail liner Aorangi left Vancouver yesterday with passengers, mail, and cargo for New Zealand and Australia. She is due at Auckland on December 30, and at Sydney five days later. NIAGARA FOR VANCOUVER. —The Royal Mail liner Niagara is to leave Sydney this afternoon, and is due at Auckland on Monday morning. She is scheduled to leave Auckland for Suva. Honolulu and Vancouver at two o’clock on Tuesday afternoon. MAKURA FROM 'FRISCO.— From San Francisco, Papeete and Rarotonga, the Royal Mail liner Makura is due at Wellington on Monday morning. After landing passengers, mail and cargo for New Zealand, she Is to resume her voyage to Sydndy on Tuesday afternoon. SYDNEY SERVICE.— The Ulimaroa leaves Wellington to-morrow for Sydney. The Marama leaves Sydney to-morrow for Auckland. ' The Maunganui sails from Sydney tomorrow for Wellington. All the vesesls are due at their respective destinations on Tuesday morning next. TAMAROA BERTHS. —The Shaw Savill. and Albion Company’s liner Tamaroa, which arrived in the stream at Wellington late on Tuesday evening from Southampton and London, berthed yesterday morning to land her passengers and commence the discharge of her cargo. She will complete at Auckland where she is due early next week. MANUKA AT M E LBOU R N E.— From Bluff, the Union Company’s intercolonial passenger steamer Manuka was to arrive at Melbourne yesterday. The vessel is to saii on December 19 for Wellington, via Bluff, Dunedin and Lyttelton. She is scheduled to reach Bluff on December and "Wellington on December 29. REMU ERA AT COLON. —The New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Remuera reached Colon’ last Monday, en loute from London and Southampton, in addition to passengers and mail for New Zealand the vessel has cargo for discharge at Wellington and Auckland 9Q d^ e A at , Wellington on December -9 and at Auckland a week later. FROM TARANAKI. —The Shaw, Savill and Albion Companv re-"Tr-eless; message on Tuesday from the Taranaki, en route from Townsville, stating that the vessel was expected to arrive at New Plymouth at 6 o'clock i ™ i evening, to commence loading for London. ialie is to leave New Plymouth on Monday for Wanganui roadstead. w‘l?, EAT , BARRIER TRIPS. _ The Company has made arrangeraents for steamers to make davii^ht rates on Do- Gr ,? £it farrier at reduced jlnuarv i ? mber 24 > December 29, January 3 January 9 and January 16 Aucklund S< S r . ! be i dispatched from Auckland at S o clock in the morning fatlr. retUln to Au <*land hou£ Oa C M?i?° FROM EAST CANADA. —The National Steamships ad vis? that the- Canadian Conqueror, which i? to leave Halifax on December •>« -u-m leave Halifax on jSmSy^^^Tdis o charge at Bluff and NaDier in ~7m Lyttelton, TimlowinL M fs R ?lm S Jis^ol E^?oon%T^4° ll-£-hHS£S Pp» D a4er JE"f I Tuesday morning: Mr. D. Anderson anri two children, Mr. P. Brett MiJ a C d ?n p ,; L <n ß '^ 1 T. an T? three children, Miss ? l« S Safta^d Mrs! D. Bates, "anlS Mrs C a child hl M Mis s \ V - Cox - Mr. ami M W ai ‘d Mrs. K. Conrick, 7T r ’ Clifford, Miss H. Coates, Miss B Comerford, Mrs. F. Chisl #.m, Mr and \t^ S V* S 'rP hrichton and cilil <k Mr. H. Chin DUli? «? KT , a , nd f2; iBS . K ' Dennett, Mr d! S‘4 1 H Doherty, Mrs. E. Davies }?£«• B • P a niels, Miss I. Dalv. Nurse Elliott, Miss M. Elworthy, Miss F ForF * Fre * th ’ Mr - w - B. Fallowfield, Mr - r - Gunderson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Guthrey, Mrs. L. Gender, Miss B. Gra>, Miss E. Davey, Captain W. H. Gardner, Mrs. D. Griffiths. Mrs. Graham and two children, Mr. C. Halkyard, Mrs. A. Hetherington, Miss E. Haigh, Mr. R. Hunt Mr E Hartridge, Miss L. Heatlev, Mrs E. Ilazell, Miss A. Hickey, Dr. C. G Hickey Mr. and Mrs. J: M. Hickey and two children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Harrison. j U^ nant G * Heal, Captain L. Hall, Mr. r.., , f rs -, A- Hudson and child, Miss M. ltchett. Miss M. Joachim, Mrs. W. Johnston, Mrs. W. Kennedy, Mr. H. Haufmann, Mr. W. Kortlang, Mr. and Mrs. F. Knapp, Mr. E. Long, Miss D. Leech. Miss E. Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. A. and Miss J. Lees, Mr. F. Lingard, Mrs. H. Mason, Mrs. K. Martin, Miss I. Mason, Miss E. Manning, Mr. G. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Metz, Miss C. Mathieson Miss J. Munekton, Mr. J. Marshall, Mrs.’ M. Merritt, Mr. M. Marks, Mrs. A. Mackay, Mrs. McCormick and two children, Mr. D. McNicol, Mr. D. McLennan, Mrs. McKeague and child, Mr. J. McGill, Mr. H. Me Leiland, Mr. J. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. McVery and child, Mr. J. Noonan, Mr. S. Napier, Mr. J. Nunn. Mr. and Mrs. .T O’Neill, Miss E. Orbell, Miss E. Ony + Mr. A. Owen, Miss M. Palotta, Mr.~ K. Pedersen, Mrs. G. Peterbridge, Mr. and Mrs. W. Prentice, Mr. J. Pountnev, Mr. R. Pitcathley, Mr. G. Phillips, Rev. C. Power, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowland, Mrs. M. Renwick, Mr. C. Richardson, Miss F. Ryan. Captain E. O. RippingilJ, Major-General Sir George Richardson. Miss O. Saunders, Miss D. Symes, Miss P. Shand, Mrs. B. Stevens, Mrs. N. .Smith, Lieutenant C. Shuttle worth. Mr. N. F. Stewart, Miss L. Smith. Mr. L. Shuker, Mr. A. Sonimerville, Mr. C. Sewell, Mr. and Mrs. F. Samuel, Mrs. E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. A. Scanes, Mr. W. Saunders, Mrs. Sheppard and two children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stocker, Sir Hugh Stuart-Forbes. Misses M. G. and E. L. Stuart-Forbes, Mrs. M. Tolley. Mr. and Mrs. J. Thorp, Mr. H. Trehey, Miss H. Tewsle.v, Mrs. J. Tait, Miss M. Tattersall, Miss B. Thomson - Clay, Mr. J. Turner, Mrs. D. Verity. Mr. G. Maughan, Mrs. A. Walker, Miss M. Wharmby, Mr. W. Wadsworth, Mr. B. Williams. Lieutenant C. A. W T eir. Mr. J. Welsh. Mr. I. Weston. Miss E. Wallace, Mr. R. Witt. Miss G. Young. Miss P. Williams, Mr. R. E. Blount, Mr. and Mrs. R. Squaj-ise, Mr. Ken Chin Ying. Mr. Chin Yuen Xwong.