The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 567, 21 January 1929, Page 2

The Log Book

PERSONAL-Mr. H. McDougall has joined the Wahine as chief engineer, relieving Mr. E. 13. Low for holiday leave. Mr. A. L. Gatland, second engineer of the Aorangi, has rejoined the vessel after holiday leave. Mr. W. A. Scott is now second engineer of the Manuka, relieving Mr. K. J. McLeod for holiday leave. Mr. E. W. Scott has joined the Maori as third engineer, in place of Mr. E. M. Denby, who has transferred to the Tahiti. Mr. P. J. Burns, who has been on holiday leave, has rejoined the tug Terawhiti. Mr. J. Wilson is now third engineer of the Corinna. Mr. A. Alexander, who has been on holiday leave, has been appointed fourth engineer of the Maori in place of Mr. Dalziel. f Mr. Ken Liddell, chief engineer of the Waimea, has been granted holidays, and Mr. Reg. Houghton has taken his place. CANADIAN HIGHLANDER CLEARS BOSTON.—Cabled news has been received by Canadian National Steamships that the Canadian Highlander arrived at Boston on January 12. and left on January 13 for Halifax. The vessel left Auckland on December S for New York, Boston and Halifax. HAURAKI DUE FRIDAY.—The local office of the Union Company has been advised by radio that the trans-Pacific cargo ship Hauraki is expected to arrive at Auckland on Friday from the Pacific Coast. After discharge here, the vessel proceeds to Wellington, Melbourne. Adelaide and Sydney, to complete. TREWORLAS LEAVES NEW YORK.— Zealand Shipping Company, agents for the A. and A. Line, have recabled news that the Treworlas left New York on January 16 with cargo for discharge at Auckland, Wellington Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is due at Auckland on February 15. INDIANOLA FROM ANTWERP.—The New Zealand Shipping Company has received advice that the steamer Indiansailed from Antwerp for Auckland and New Plymouth on January 8. The vessel is 4 603 tons gross, and is owned by the Gulf Transport Companv. She ? UE L, v l slted Auckland twice, the last time in February. 1925. d. C^? IA !2, CONQUEROR LEAVES 5^N ai 'J a . —The Canadian National bave received cabled news Lnat the Canadian Conqueror arrived at Fanama on January 15 and left on JanuSiJ,,.* 6 fOF Aucklal «l- The vessel left Halifax on January 4 for Auckland 2 11 "? I™' 1 ™' Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin February ’ b °« RUAPEHU LOADING.—The New Zealand Shipping- Company’s liner Ruaoohii arrived from Nelson lalt evening to continue loading- refrigerated and general cargo for England! She is at IS Wharf . From Auckland the vessel will ‘° tte 1 1 o 11a n d Wellington to complete loading. She is to be from Wellington for Southampton 4 and London, via Panama, on January SI. rtoc R ? EY t O-MORROW.— The Federal ■ ’-earner Surrey was delayed at S to s l a a n U fo? a A d m rin S the week-end? and sto sad foi Auckland to-day. The vesNew P York onlatur^r^ 4 £or pal°s U Aiand T nas!? S -'~ The Union c »®- iSSSflt'pis? mails aSd cargo? Moderate w2 a ?S ensers * tog* G passen g ers aSF£ -l s oth Blt iS a " d £~;53B: aid E M?? r - JllS 8 Fernandez S Mr. Garnett, Mrs 1 Misses (2) Heron ’ tvipHt t,¥ Iss Gordon, Hutcherson, Honi^ lw H,tc S? 50ck * Mr. Hunt, Mr, Herr-oldfc w Hunt - Miss and Mrs. JoAes Mi™ Hargreaves, Mr. Long Miss McCillum Mr J °M2sa n ' ? liss tain Percy Mr p>,. _ Madden, CapRaynor, &r. Riff® I ™.* 11 . Mrs. and .Miss Reid, Mr. Rosa and R * c ketts, Mr. Mrs. Seal. Mr. Skelton b< \s> c llss Rounds. Sunderland. Messrs & P° on er, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs Tam'asel» PPe J <2> - Mr. Miss Tuumuli, AU- ¥?ri- r. n t i‘ ree br 'Tfc, U4 4li b 4-Wha e nT' Th| n To a ui ? nd ; hree ’ FiJbAns. 311 &nd land E a , T n4 S Sext d satu4 ,eave Auckturn trip to m^TonlT^S aSoa?"