The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 900, 18 February 1930, Page 2

The Log Book

PERSONAL.—Mr. F. W r . Young chief officer of the Ngatoro, is proceeding to Sydney on holiday leave, Mr. s. A Smith tte v? ss r el! eVed hhU as cllief of Mr. J. S. Beaton has rejoined the TTni mai as chief officer and Mr. J. MacXeil who has been acting chief officer * has stoma off for holidays. 1 nai " . r ‘ T* Lockett is being appointed secr>n<\vftlTjlr i°i tlie Kiw 'tea, relieving Mr r \A V - L’lacklaws for holidays. n.l vY w - MacDonald, chief officer of ItkiaT 3 ' lS n ° W ° n holiday* at Otok'ia F as lO cbw haS . rejoihed the tanker leave chief engineer after holiday Kapunra ¥s secon , a engineer of the -rvetponga, is now on holiday leave P m? t , ake " by Mr - J- G. Craig placed a’ sh?re po'sff?on haS resi! ™ e <J to take up ~Mv J ' G. Morrison, fourth engineer of the Isiagara. is ashore on holiday leave. c ‘ALL. WELL ON TAlNUI'—The Sha.nr oS V wirWed TainUi- left Wellington aJd^LnSlay 1 ay morning for Southampton , V a tho Pan ama Canal, re?°rted bj wireless on Saturday that she had experienced fine weather since leaving, and that all was well on board. w,a-° RANGI RE PORTS— According to a received by the locafoffict ot the union Company. the RMat s I! \ tine at Suva at noon on Timrstrom Vancouver and way ports She clears the Fijian port at 6 p m the same dev an £ 1S ftxpect ed at Auckland on Ihi?s leave here 110 - 0 She is bounced to Sydney 5 P ’ m ’ next Monday for OTAKI FROM NEW YORK. Radio ad\ ice has been received by the local office of the New Zealand Shipping Com 1 panv that the A. and A. Line's chfrter?d steamer Otaki. from Mew York eda Suva, is expected to arrive at Auckland ? P’™- . tornor row. She will berth later at the Prince's Wharf to unload the loctl °£, her cargo before proceeding cSmple”? s ’ Lj ' ttelton Dunedin t 5 TO LOAD.— The Farm era Co-op. Auctioneering Complnv JS" vises that the C. and D Line'“ Auckland' 6 Jher" 8 Clpua. tomoVrow for kturkiand, v hei e she is due the same to S co e ntmne b i ert ?i &t thß Central , mil! to continue loading and on Friday sails for Gisborne, thence Wellington to fill up. The vessel is scheduled to clear Wellington finally toward the end of this month for London, via ranama.

MAILS HOME.—The acting-chief postmaster has received advice that mails, which left Auckland on January 14, per R.M.M.S. Aorangi. via Vancouver, arrived in London on February 15. MARLBOROUGH RACES.—The local office of the Union Company has been advised that for the convenience of patrons of the Marlborough races on February 28. the Tamahine will leave Wellington at midnight on February 27 for Picton, instead of her usual sailing time, Friday, February 28, at 3 p.m.. and will leave Picton for Wellington at 2.30 p.m. the following day. Friday, February 28. .TOFUA RETURNS.—After an exceptionally fine-weather passage the Union Company's Island passenger steamer Tofua (Captain Duncan McDonald) returned to Auckland yesterday afternoon from the Western Pacific Islands, and berthed at the Queen's Wharf to land her passengers, mails and cargo. The following passengers arrived by the vessel:—Mr. R. Anstead. Mrs. Anstead, Master W. Aidney, Master B. Aidney, Mr. R. H. Allen. Mrs. Allen, Master Allen. Mrs. M. Brent and two children. Mrs. L. Braisby, Miss N. Brighouse. Miss A. Brighouse. Miss J. Brighouse, Mr. H. Betham, Mr. D. Cargill, Mrs. Cargill, Miss L. Carlyle, Mr. W. Carsley, Mrs. H. E. Coates, Miss Coates, Mr. N. S. Chalmers, Mr. H. S. Cathcart. Miss W. E. Charles, Mr. Dodds, Mrs. Dodds, Miss Day, Master B. Dunwoodie, Miss A. Ensor, Master B. Ensor, Mr. A. B. Farquhar, Master Y. Fenton, Master P. Fenton. Master H. Fedder. Master P. Fabricius, Miss I. Fabricius. Miss I. Graham, Mr. W. H. Grove. Mrs. K. Garnett. Mr. Goldsmith. Mrs. Goldsmith. Miss S. Graham, Master C. R. Grey, Miss E. A. Hobson, Mr. G. Haslett. Mr. J. M. Harcourt, Mr. H. Hart-Lewis. Miss P. Israel, Mr. H. Johnston, Mr. Jarmin, Mrs. Jarmin, Miss Jarmin, Mr. R. Johnston. Mr. J. Kermack. Mrs. Kermack. Miss E. Ivlinkmuller, Mrs. J. Letford. Master P. Luxford, Miss J. Miller. Mr. R. Main. Miss V. E. MacKenzie, Mr. A. Messenger. Mrs. Messenger, Miss E. Marlow. Miss B. MeGusty, Master D. McGusty, Mr. C. N. Marden. Master A. Nelson. Mr. H. Pilling, Mr. W. D. Richter, Mrs. Ross, Mr. Reichlemann, Mrs. Reichlemann, Miss Reiclilemann. Masters Reichelemann (2), Miss M. Smith, Mrs. C. G. Spiers. Master J. Stackhouse, Mr. W. J. Smith, Mrs. Speed, Mr. Stuart, Mr. C. South, Mr. O. P. Thyme, Mr. D. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. R. Thakabou, Mr. H. F. Wilson, Mr. L. B. Wright. Mr. P. Walker. Mr. F. Wall. Miss E. Wall, Lee Wai, Mrs. 1 allop, Miss Yallop, Masters Yallop (2). The Tofua leaves Auckland at 11 a.m. next Saturday on her return trip to Fiji. Tonga and Samoa.

ULIMAROA IN PORT.—This morning the Huddan, Parker steamer Ulimaroa arrl ,ved at Auckland from Sydney and berthed at the Queen’s Wharf to land her passengers, mails and cargo. The UliNew South Wales port last .r i iday and experienced a fair weather passage across the Tasman Sea. The following passengers arrived by rhe vessel:— J XT?jl l 0 - A ' Allan ' 3lrs - M. Allen, "Lss J . Anderson, Mrs. R. Armstrong. Mri Hi A E e 4-v n ' j lr - ,4' Batiste, Mr. and S a ;.r Berry, Mr. i. Bryant. Miss PL. i l Un ’ D. Bindley. Mr. L C Bailey, Mrs. A. Beddy, Miss (J Hein brick, Mr. P Bredie, Dr. K. Black Mrs UwkHe ‘ U M r5 nl 4 J ‘ ¥ r * and Mra - A- BfcckMv and w“.- 4- Lyriie, Miss S. Baker, . Mis. A. Bell and child. Mrs 1R na vT kl * Connell, Mr ’ J CresMi E .t' L. Cornes, -\ir. i-.J. Cairn, Mr. P. Cork, Mrs Granby and thiee children, Mrs. E CaruenM?; c r 'DaVif a M Pbe fe »' !> «; Donohue Mr. ’V asd Mi?s et uf s^S£g E Mr S j ' DavjS Ur M?° r A p l ' 4 Kck. iILR. E S ais^ r Ml A d.¥r t o^ > rit- w' 1'. ha.in Mr. and Mrs. J. p'raser* d bJ lI - r T' f ’ MiSS J - Gle.g, Miss }; Vkk'l 1 Gregory, Mr. J\ Urettou A Hiu ; Ml- *E yy S£h M if ses H. and N - pfav! M J Tv? lr * y J * , Herdm an, Mrs. t * - * Hamlin, Mr. J. Ingram vrr - \ Jamieson, Mi. c. Joni.s ii y!' , , .AKSSekfr^M^? 0h S St M' d^ d . ST F. Katas, Mr. knd Mri w v :' lrs ' Mr. and Mrs. D. Mr W 6 ’Sy' Mr. m i St & W F. Luck. Mg and Mrs A 4- e , s ; Ml mIX'l May 1 J ' V M "yjj^ lr ' M- Murphy, Moffatt, Mr C Maks?:- M; e llken. Mr. R. Mr. J. Miller Vlikk ?? Mr. J. Meigher, McLein, J r v v a Sif u , I ' ric , k ' Mr. F. E. Kenzie, Mr.'w n SS 4 Mao ' Carthy, Mr A Vei?£4 ‘ ' ? ev - M - McMiss R. Osborne M? n, T ili^ ter E ‘ A'ixon, Oberhelzer, Mr h r ¥ CHvtns - Mr. J. Pafmer, Ml A k Pearson" Mi’s'l^’^^M."^^; Mr^¥/£ M^ r an e d Sid d en, R ’S f h r ar % R Heidy C M?^ : vUSe, Miss Y Sa'rsn at MIS 3- M ' SomerMiss M. Smith, Mrs O

Sutherland, Miss M. Sutton, Mr. F. Smj, man, Mrs. E. and Miss V. Sy-nr-r Y Sproule. Mr. J. Tripper. Mr. D. Tftlurj. Mr. F. Tucker. Mrs. M. TrenwarUi, Xz R. Tovey, Mrs. K Theregood, Mi X Tempier, Mrs. Talbot and two children Rev G. Thorpe, Mr. M. Temple, Mr St Viljoen, Mr. B. Van Eden. Mr. and Sin D. and Miss D. ’Wilkes. Miss M. Wilde. spin. Mr. A. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. C. Westwood, Mr. E. Whitaker. Sir. R. Yliras. Mr. W. Webb. Miss M. Yates, Mr E. Eauser, Mr. and Mrs. K. Norma l. It and Mrs. J. Dardgrove, Sir. O. Hardxrctf, Mr. G. Knuakoff, and 90 steerage. The ITlimaroa is scheduled to laati Auckland at II o'clock on Friday on he return trip to Sydney. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGEThe following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations tonight:— Auckland. —June, Largo. Law, Makamto, Mamilius, Marama, Maui Pomare, Mlteric, Nucula, Port Pirie, Port Waikato. Chatham Islands. —Valacia, Remuera, Tai* nui. Wellington. —Maori, Wahine, Arahwa, Tamahine, Niagara, Aorangi, Dunedin, Cumberland, Brunswick, Otokia, Karsmea, Kalingo. Coptic, Herminiog, Argyllshire, Hopemount, Rotorua, Kaxefe, Rangitane. Awarua.—Sir J, C. Ross, C. A. Lariff. Southern Princess, Kosmos, City of Ke* York, Eleanor Boling, Wakakaua, Hfc*moa. PORT OF ONEHUNGA—DEPARTURES YESTERDAY NGAPUHI (4.30 p.m.), 703 tons, Bart for New Plymouth. ARAPAWA is due from Westport W Dargaville, tomorrow morning ami torw Oneliunga at 3 p.m. the same day to Wanganui. HAUTURU was to leave Onehunsi*' noon today for Raglan, Kawhia and wrkato Heads. HOKIANGA is due today from Hoffanga and sails at 3 p.m. on Thumda 7 on her return trip. NGAPUHI arrives from New Plymw® at 7.39 a.m. tomorrow and sails *jp» at 4 p.m. on Thursday for the •D* port. KAITOA is due at. Onehunga on Tfcur** day to load for Nelson and Motneka