Province and Suburb

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 561, 14 January 1929, Page 2

Province and Suburb

(From THC SUN'S CorrMpondtnta).

! ROTORUA SUNSHINE LEAGUE I A meeting of the committee of the Rotorua Sunshine League was held on I Fridav evening in the Sanatorium. Mr. I c H. Clinkard. M.P.. presided. Mr. R. Macßae, of Kaingaroa. wrote enclosing a cheque for ,€4S 16s 6d, ana expressing Tin- hope that it would be l expended mainly on the children in King 1 George V. Hospital. \ A letter had been sent to Mr. Macßae ! acknowledging the receipt of the money | and thanking him for his efforts on bej half of the hospital children. Captain E. F. H. Knowles, organiser, said the town had been divided into j areas. He had written to various Auckland firms soliciting donations. Circulars and posters had been printed and circulated. The programme was full and other arrangements were well in hand. TAURANGA HARBOUR BOARD At the monthly meeting of the Tauranga Harbour Board it was decided to amend the by-laws so as to enable the board to hold meetings at two-months intervals instead of once a month. Messrs. C. H. Macmillan, M.P., and J. G. Green were appointed to represent the board at the meeting of the Bay of Plenty Development League, to be held oil January 23. The following remit will be submitted to the league by the board:—“That the Minister of Railways be asked to take over the railway line from- the Te Maunga Junction to Mount Maunganui, and to run all excursion trains in the district to the Mount Station.” CARGO FOR ENGLAND. —Advice from Sydney states that the steamer Hurunui, which is unloading cargo from New York in Australia, is expected to reach Adelaide from Melbourne next Friday. She is to leave on Saturday for Port Pirie, thence New Zealand for Homeward loading. COPTIC'S LOADING. —Advice has been received by the Shaw, Savill and Albion Line that the motor-ship Coptic, which left London on Tuesday for Australia, will subsequently load in New Zealand about the middle of March for England. She was in New Zealand last September on her first voyage to these waters. AORANGI FROM SYDNEY. —At 7.30 p.m. yesterday the Union Company s R. Aorangi arrived in the stream at Auckland from Sydney. About an hour later the vessel berthed at the Prince's Wharf to land her passengers, and mails and to load for America. The Aorangi left Sydney shortly after noon last Thursday and experienced fair weather for the run across the Tasman Sea. - The following passengers disembarked at Auckland:—First saloon: Mr. P. E. Andrews, Mrs. Andrews, Mr. N. Archer, Mrs. Archer, Mr. H. W. Apperley, Mr. A. F. Abbot, Miss M. Abbot, Mrs. A. F. Abbot, Mrs. F. A. Alexander, Mr. H. Abel, Sister M. Alphonsus,. Mr. XV. Allen, Mrs. Allen, Mr. H. Adams, Mrs. Adams, Mr. Birks, Mrs. Birks. Mr. H. Bracey, Mrs. Bracey, Miss Bracey, Mr. H. Bartley, Mrs. Bartley, Master Bartley, Mr. J. Batey, Mr. A. IT. Bristow, Mr. J. Brennan, Mrs. Brennan, Mr. V. Baker, Mr. Boueicault, Mrs. Boucicault, Mr. B. Brown, Mrs. F. Burley. Mr. F. Burley, Mr. T. Burrows, Mrs. Burrows, Mr. B. Banks, Mr. W. B. Burnett, Mr. J. Broad, Mr. J. Burbeck, Mr. W. Beggs, Sir E. Clark. Lady Clark, Mr. S. E. Chatterton. Mr. W. L. Olabburn, Mr. G. S. Craig, Mr. S. Cook Mr. W. D. Christian, Mr. A. Close, Mrs. Close, Mr. W. Car tell, Mr. R. R. Dangar, Miss M. Duckliani, Mr. Dodwell, Mrs. Dodwell, Mr. F. E. Dobson, Mr. H. J. Diddams, Mr. F. Davies, Mr. A. Donald, Miss M. Duncan, Miss J. Duncan, Mr. Durnell, Miss Daymond, Mr. Davey, Mr. Esmond. Miss Esmond. Mr. D. Francesco, Mr. it. Fraser, Mr. Field, Mr. D. Francis, Mrs. Francis, Mr. W. Fraser, Mr. O. E. Friend, Mr. F. Foster, Mrs. F. Foster, Mr. j. Fuller, Mrs. S. Friedlander, Mr. M. W. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. N. Francis, Miss Fischer, Mr. O. Fiske, Miss A. Fehan, Miss B. Fehan. Mr. T. Fehan. Mrs. Fehan, Mrs. IT. Gebhardt, Miss B. Glasson, Mr. L. Gleekstein, Miss A. Geary, Miss C. Gear 3% Mrs. M. Galparin. i?ir M. Hirst, Sir J. Hewitt. Miss N. Hewitt, Lady Hirst, Miss E. Heath wood, Mr. E. Hirst, Mr. R. E. Hassell, Mrs. Hassell, Mr. C. L. Hempton, Miss J. Uislop, Miss F. Henderson, Mr*. R. H. Henderson, Mr. 11. N. Hilliard. Airs. Hoadley, Miss Hoadley, Mr. M. Harris, Mrs. Harris, Miss T. Harris, Mr. H. Hale. Miss D. L. TTilford, Mrs. D. M. Hickey, Miss Hickey, Mr. S. Heidir, Mrs. Heidir, Mr. J. Hickey, Master Hickey, Mr. R. Inglis, Mrs. Inglis, Miss A. Innes, Mr. F. A. Johnston, Miss J. Kennedy, Miss P. Kennedy, Mr. R. Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss B. Knox, Dr. J. Kelly. Mrs. Kelly, Mr. G. Kent, Mr. A. Ivimpton, Mrs. Kimpton, Miss Ivimpton, Miss Ivimpton, Miss M. L. Lane, Mrs. H. Levy, Mr. E. Lupton, Miss A. Lawrie, Mrs. B. Lawrie, Mr. G. Lindsay, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. J. H. Lover, Mrs. E. Luttle, Mr. N. Letton, Mr. A. E. Murrell, Mr. C. E. Murrell, Master M. Mass, Mr. E. Mass. Mrs. E. A. Murrell, Miss M. L. Murrell, Dr. C. Maxwell, Mrs. Maxwell, Dr. Jackson Munn, Mrs. Munn, Hon. - W. Mulholland, Mrs. Mulholland, Mr. E. Moss, Mrs. Moss, Mr. D. Moore, Mr. R. W. Marsh, Mr. N. Middlemans, Miss D. Moss, Miss M. Miller, Miss F. Miller, Mr. L. Martin, Mr. D. McMillan, Major C. Mcßae, Lady Mcßae, Miss McRae, Mr. W. McConchie, Master MeConchie, Miss McLeod, Mrs. W. McConchie, Miss V. McConchie, Miss M. McConchie, Miss McKay Mrs. A. McKillop, Mr. McCullock, Mrs. *McCullock, Mr. A. McLeod, Mr. A. MacKinnon, Miss B. McMillan, Mr. W. Neild, Mrs. Neild, Dr. J. E. Nichols, Mr. Nunnan, Mrs. Nunnan, Mr. F. Olmstead, Mrs. Olmstead, Miss J. E. Orrock, Mr. T. Purves, Mr. C. Payne, Mrs. Pavne, Mr. G. Price, Miss K. Parr, Mr. C. Powell, Mrs. Powell and two infants, Mr. E. Pearce, Mr. G. Park. Mrs. Park, Mr. M. E. Priestley, PLster Quinn, Mr. A. Robertson Mrs. Robertson, Mr. L. G. Rickard, Mr. H. E. Robinson, Mr. J. D. Ryan, Miss Ronald, Mr. Rowes, Mrs. Rowes, Mr. W. Robins, Mrs. W. Robins. Miss S. 1. Ruskell, Mr. W. Rowe, Miss Sharland, Miss J. Stirton, Miss J. Stirton, Mr. A. Stirton, Mrs. Stirton, Mr. F. Smythe Miss H. Stephens, Mr. A. Salainan, Mr. H. Stedman, Mrs. C. Suttle, Mr. W. Spruson, Mrs. Spruson, Miss Saker, Miss M. J. Spurson, Miss C. Spurson, Mr. A. Saxon, Mrs. Saxon, Miss E. Steele, Mr. Sullivan, Wing Commander Spicer, Miss A. Spicer, Airs. Sullivan, Miss Sicard, Air. H. V. Slade, Mr. H. Town Sister Therisa, Mr. E. Tyler, Airs. Tyler, Air. H. Thompson, Mr. Turner, Airs. C. Tarrant. Mr. L. Vincent. Air. L. Victor, Air. Wykham, Mrs. Wvkham, Brigadier-General Willoughby, Air. B. Williams, Airs. Williams, Air. E. J. Watt, Air. Ward, Air. H. Woodman, Air. H. Wheeler, Airs. Wheeler, Mrs. AI. H. Yoole, Air. Yolke. Second Saloon: Arr. C. Alexander, Airs. A. Blood, Air F. T. Button, Alas ter D. Bourke, Airs. E. AI. Bradford, AJiss R. Bedford, Air. F. Binns, Airs. J. Beddoes, Alr. W. Broody Airs. Brood, Aliss I. Crawley, Mrs. AI. Crooks, Air. C. Ching, Wong Kin Ching, Aliss M. Challis, Aliss Ah Chee\ Miss V. Chalmers, Rev. L. C. Donaldson. Airs. E. Downman, Miss R. Downman,' Aliss N. Dunn, Air. N. Dewells, Air. W. F. Eddie, Airs. Eddie, Mr. W. Elder, Airs. M. Ellis, Air. R. Fleming, Air. L. Fowkes, Master T. J. Finn, Mrs. W. Finn, Alaster R. Finn. Master C. Finn, Airs. D. Fen, Mr. W. C. Gibson, Mrs. Gibson, Aliss AI. C. Glasford, Aliss E. M. Gibson. Airs. R. Greenslade, Air. R. Greenslade, Airs. W. Griffiths, Aliss B. Gerthorpe, Airs. I. Hudson, Rev. Father Hogveld, Air. W. Hammond, Airs. Hammond, Mrs AT. Hadden, Airs. H. S. Harvey, Airs. F. Johnson and infant, Aliss K. Jarvis, Miss B. Jones, Air. T. G. Knox, Miss L. King, Air. T. Lappin, Miss L. Lepherd. Mrs. Leonard, Air. Lewis, Miss F. Alorley, Miss A. Alortimer, Airs. E. Alellalien and infant, Mrs. A. A. Alaxwell, Aliss M. D. Maxwell, Aliss Muller. Mrs. D. Alatheson, Air. D. Matheson, Dr. H. D. Alatheson, Air. R. Meviller, Aliss E. AI ay. Airs. G. McLean and infant, Air. A. AlcDonald, Miss M. Newman, Mrs. H. Y. Nieol, Aliss Y. Nicol, Air. J. O'Connor Air. G. Pettigrew, Mr. A. J. Rusher, Air. C. H. Reid, Airs. Air. C. Roxford. Miss K. Small, Aliss E. Shying, Mrs. C. Shying. Mr. N. Sunjich, Miss R. Stewart, Mr. G. Stewart, Mr. F. Simmons, Airs. Simmons, Air. A. J. Sheele, Airs. Treweek. Airs. E. Virgin. Miss A. Virgin, Aliss O. Wallace. Aliss AT. Walsh Miss E. Walsh and infant, Aliss V. Willis, Mr. W. Webberley. Airs. Webberfey, Sui Wong Car. Sam Wong, Peter Wong, Mrs. A. Wong, Air. G. A. Young, Airs. Young, and 29 third class. The Aorangi is scheduled to leave Auckland at three o’clock to-morrow afternoon for Suva, Honolulu, Victoria ami Vancouver.

KING COUNTRY NEWS Another mark of Taunurunuis i 'or the Bunk of N. sl»uth''u a u j structure will be of two tori,, I b ";.’o, T a ” n :* n<» and^; i manager s residential portion th#> , j being fitted out in the most up-to-dar^ ! manner. The building. which Situated In AUrianm Street, is t ! erected at an approximate price ** ! Nicholi and DaV^s.**'J.td T 1 **' Hing Country Gun Club opened th, ' IP;.? season with u very successful on the property of Mr. and Mrs H i lof Lower Metarule.. Results:— No V j three-bottle shoot: F. McFodven l" ji' Gage, -. No. 2, final PC, intake' of ft. I Gape medal 10 birds: A. Davey and P McPadyen, s breaks, 1; G. Bretherton, : breaks. Geary, o breaks. 3. c.earv Wh'h Wjg stake for the Sherlnw . up and medal- r : "’ d h o breaks. 1, A. Davey, H. Gage r* Bretherton and F. Fouthee, 3 brakes • Aggregate marks fo- the season: ’ r Oretherton, 26, 1; G. Geary. 24, 2; p. M O . Fadycn- 21. 3. Bretherton received t handsome silver cup, and Geary a medal No. 4, utility shoot of six bird*- T Rutherford, 3 breaks, 1; F. AlcFadyen 4 breaks, 2: G. Bretherton, 3 breaks, 3.’ A ?rood deal of improvement has taken place in the condition of the hfghwav link between Taumarunui and To Kuiti this summer, the Takiri Road, which has formerly been very troublesome io motorists, having in particular been given much needed attention. The metalling of this portion has set well and with the completion of the work of taking off a number of bad corners between Tangitu and Waimiha, the rout** for cars will be quite good for the next months and probably through the Buyers of fat lambs have been freelr operating in the Central King Country during the past few weeks, and report's indicate that excellent prices are paid for this class of stock. Severafbic shipments have been railed away u< Southern factories, and some of the more optimistic farmers express rh. view that the fat lamb industry will show a record this season. CANADIAN HIGHLANDER.-A cabin message from New York reports the arri val of tlic Canadian Highlander. route from Auckland to Montreal. Shn left Auckland on December 6, after loading in the South. KOMATA TO RESUME.—The difficulty with the crew of the Koiuata having beta settled with satisfaction to all parties the Union Company will dispatch the vessel to-day from Wellington for Westport to loud for Wellington. Captain Corby has been appointed master. HERTFORD CLEARS PANAMA.— Cable advice received by the Federal Line states that the Hertford has left Panama en route from Auckland to London and West Coast of United Kingdom i»orts. She left Auckland on December 15. PORT BOWEN FROM GLASGOWA cable message from Colon report* the departure of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamer Port Bowen, route from Glasgow and Liverpool to Auckland. She is due there on February 1, and she also has cargo for the South. CANADIAN BRITISHER ARRIVES.— The Canadian Britisher left Napier at six o'clock on Saturday evening and arrived at Auckland early this morning. Site will berth at King’s Wharf to complete loading general cargo for New York, Boston and Halifax. It is hop*4 to dispatch her for New York about midday to-morrow. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE— The follow ing vessels are expected-to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations to-night:— Auckland.—Tofua, Olivebank, Marama, Benton, Trekieve. Chatham Islands. —Cornwall, Port Alma. Kent. Taranaki. Pareora. Wellington.—Maori, Wahine, Tanrnhinr, Arahura, Ngaio, Ulimaroa. Maunganui. Niagara, Tredennick, Mahin. Corinthic, Mahana. Rotorua, Tekoa, Surrey, Northumberland, Enton, Paua. Awarua.—C. A. Larsen, Sir -T, C. Rof-s, N. T. Nielson. Alonso, City of New York, Eleanor Boling, Makura. PORT OF ONEHUNGA—ARRIVALS YESTERDAY ARAPAWA (9 am). 251 u ' n '' Robertson, from IVaneanui. REGULUS 14.13 p.m.), jS4 tons, Ha!, from Nelson. ARRIVALS TO-DAY HAITI'KC <8 a«i.>. 270 tons. HowlerJackson, from Hokianga. The Anchor Company’s steamer Rcgulus arrived at Onehunga yesterday aiteinoon from Nelson and sails to-morr© on her return trip to Nelson and Coast ports. , . The Rarawa, sailing at four ocukk this afternoon for New Plymouth, returns to Onehunga at 7.30 a.m. on Wednesday. _ The Hauturu sails from Onehunga a 4 p.m. to-day for Raglan, Kawhia ana Waikato Heads. The Arapawa arrived at Onehunga yesterday from Wanganui via the Coast an sails at noon to-morrow on her return trip.