Ports of Auckland

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 932, 27 March 1930, Page 2

Ports of Auckland

TIDES—PHASES OF THE MOON (March) New Moon, March 1 .. 1.33 a.m. Firat Quarter, March X .. 4.0 p.m. Full Moon, March IS .... fi.sß a.m. 1-a.at Quarter, March 22 .. 2.43 p.m. New Moon. March 30 .. .. 5.i6p.m. SUN Sets, Thursday, 5.55 p.m. Rises, Friday, 6 a.m. HIGH WATER Auckland, Thursday, 5.01 a.m , 522 P.m. Auckland, Friday, 5.5-4 a.m., G. 13 p m Onehunga, Thursday, 5.38 a.m., 850 p.m. Onehunga, Friday, 9.31 a.m., 9.50 p m Manukau Heads, Friday, 8.31 a.m., 8 50 P.m. Kaipara Heads, Friday, 9.26 a.m. 945 p m. ARRIVALS—YESTERDAY TORE A (2.15 p.m.), 50 tons, Hans?, from Coast. kUROW (5.55 p.m.), 2,625 tons, Crev, from Tnuranga. HAUITI (6.10 p.m.), 148 tons, Morgan, lrom \\ aiheke. RANGITOTO (5.45 p.m.), 606 tons, TV ann, from Thames. TANIWHA (11.45 p.m.), 263 tons. Freeman, from Faeroa. TODAY CORONATION (7.30 a.m.), 110 tons. Monaghan, from Awanui. CLAYMORE (7.80 a.m.). 260 tons, Johnston, from Whangarei. HANNA (8.25 a.m.), 1,948 tons, Lowe, from Napier. CLEARED FROM PORT—YESTERDAY „ HONAKI (2.55 p.i.T.), 120 tons, Robertson, tor Tauranga. M?t?Hn A 4 ’ lo S 3 tons, Allen, for PUKEKO (5.45 p.m.), 700 tons, Barnes lor Napier. HEREKINO (10.30 p.m.), 464 tons Savage, lor Portland. TODAY ABANI 1 (85 a.m.), 218 tons, Dono\an, tor Great Barrier Island. f RANOTTOTO (10.25 a.m.), C9C tons, Wann, for Thames. INWARDEXPECTED ARRIVALS Roserlc, Nauru Island .. Today llauiti. Waiheke Today Apanui, Great Barrier .. Todav Omana, Matakana .. .. Todav Rang! to to, Thames .. .. Today Golden Coast, Los Angeles March 28 c lansman, Russell, etc 28 Ronaki, Tauranga 28 Apanui, Coromandel 28 Omana, Warkworth 2S Tasmania, Liverpool .. . ‘>x Hauiti, Waiheke .. 29 Rangitoto, Thames 23 Taniwha, Faeroa *>9 Waipu, Kerepeeh i ;>•» Claymore, Whangarei ~ .. 29 June, Westport 30 Hauturu, Hokianga .. ..’ *’ *:;o Canadian Explorer, South ..’ 80 Wmgatui, Southern ports . . 81 Kalin*ra, Port Stephens .... 81 Port Victor, Opua 31 i Ruapehu, Antwerp ’ ;’,i Weirbanlc, Makatea .. .. 31 OUTWARD— — PROJECTED DEPARTURES 1 POllO, Mangawai Todav \ Taniwha, Faeroa Today Waipu, Turua Today Claymore, Whangarei .. Today ! Hauturu, Hokianga .. .. Todav Karepo, Westport Todav Somerset, America and London March 28 Maunganui, Sydney ~’s Hauiti, Waiheke v S j Rangitoto, Thames 28 Apanui, Coromandel .. ~ .. *\s Omana, Warkworth 28 Motu. Awanui * Ronaki, Tauranga ’ 29 ‘ Waipu, Waiheke ’ 29 Hauiti, Cowes Bay ! Taniwha, Faeroa *.I 80 ! <• laymore, Whangarei 80 Clansman, Russell .. .. .. . 8 1 Hauiti, Waiheke Rangitoto, Thames 2,1 Pono, Turua 31 Waipu, Kerepeelii .. . . .. 31 I Apanui, Mercury Bay, etc. .. 21 Hauturu, Raglan 31 Ngapuhi, New Plymouth .... 81 Ivawau, Warkworth 31

IN PORT AND WHERE—CHELSEA WHARF KAREPO (XJ.S.S. Co.). WESTERN WHARF KORDA (W and W.>. HANNA (U.S.S. Co.). PRINCE’S WHARF , RANGITIKI (N.Z.S Co.). HU ROW (U.S.S. Co.). QUEEN’S WHARF JIAUXGANUI (U.S.S. Co.). SOUTHERN CROSS (W. and W.). ‘ SOMERSET (N.Z.S. Co.). CITY OF LINCOLN (N.Z.S. Co.). CENTRAL WHARF WESTMOOR (N.Z.S. Co.). HU IA (E.C.C.). KING’S WHARF MAUI POM ARE (Spedding). ■ SINNINGTON COURT (N.Z.S. Co.). 1 SHEERLEGS WHARF H. M. S. PHILOi L EL. H.M.S. DUNEDIN. IN STREAM REWA (Scales). WAITOMO (U.S.S. Co.). IRIS (P.C.8.). MAKO CW and W.>. KAFONGA (U.S.S. Co.). ROUND TH£ COAST—GISBORNE, March 26.—Arrived: Tiroa (1.30 p.m.), from Auckland. WELLINGTON, March 26.—Arrived: Kartigi (5 a.m.), from Sydney; Holmaale (6 a.m.), from Wanganui; Wahine (7 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Wakakura (7.80 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Paua (9.5 a.m.), from Lyttelton; Himatangi (1.15 pan.), from Lytteiton; Storm (1.45 pan.), from Lyttelton; Svolder (6.10 p.m.), from : Auckland. Sailed: Matakana (5.10 pan.), 1 : for Lyttelton; Holmdale (6.5 p.m.), for Dunedin; Himatangi (7.15 p.m.), lor Wanganui; Wahine (7.50 p.m.), for Lytteli ton. j LYTTELTON, March 26.—Arrived. L Maori (6.40 a.m.), from Wellington; Calm l (11.15 nan.), from Wellington. Saaed: ( Gale (12.55 pan.), for Dunedin, Breeze * - (2.30 p.m.), for Dunedin; Tees (6.50 pan.), 1 for Chatham Islands; Calm (6.10 pan.), lor Bluff; Maori (8.20 p.m.), for Welling - DUNEDIN, March 2C.—Arrived: Poolta * 12.4 o pan.), from Wellington; Kaitoke (-10 pan), from Bluff; Waipiata (5.16 pan.), from Lytteiton. Sailed: Hotare (1.50 i .in.), for Invercargill; Wailienio (5.50 p. 111.), for Nelson. LLUli’', March 2C.—Sailed: Maheno (12.0 a.m.), for Melbourne; Haitoke (18.20 a.m.), for Dunedin. WELLINGTON, March 27 —Sailed: Waitangi (8.30 a.m.), for Dunedin. Arrived: Maori (7 a.m.), from Lytelton; Arahura 0.5 a.m.), from Nelson; Nikau (8.30 a.m.), lrom Motueka. NAPIER, March 27.—Arrived: Northumberland (9 a.m.), from Gisborne. LYTTELTON, March 27.—Arrived: Wahine (6.40 a.m.), Matakana (8.40 •■Liu.), from Wellington; Reniuera (7.15, GtSBORNE, March 27.—Arrived: Waimea (5.15 a.m.), Margaret W. (7.40 a.m.), • from Auckland. OVERSEAS—SUVA, JMaroh 27.—-Arrived: Tofua (daybreak), from Auckland. INWARD BOUND—CANADIAN COMMANDER (C.N.S.), • left Uaiuax March 3 for Auckland and Australia; due Auckland April 1U : CANADIAN TRANSPORTER (U.N.S.), • ktt Halifax March 1 for Auckland, Wellington, Lytteiton, Timaru, Dunedin; due ■ Auckland April 9. ULVERIC (A. W’elr and Co.), left Cuba March 3 for Auckland; due Auckland 1 April 5. Col DEN COAST (O. and O.). left Los Angeles, March 1 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, due Auckland Marcu 28. , HUNTINGDON (N.Z.S. Co.), left Liverpool March 15 for Auckland. Hawke's ■ , Bay ports. Wellington. Lyttelton. Pori Chalmers: due Auckland Apri' 2 lONIC (S.S and A. Co.), loft London • h ooruary Zi, Souinampteu, Fee. uar> : for Wellington, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers’, i Bluff, due Wellington April 9. ICYIRANGA (U.S.S. Co.), left Los * Angeles March 20 for Honolulu, Napier, Lyttelton. Bluff, Nelson, Wanganui, New Plymouth; due Napier April IS. i KI -V O!LA (S.S. and A. Co.), left Ant- 1 wei p February 15 for Auckland and New 1 ? ua Auckland April 3. ] lIOKQRALA (N.Z.S. Co.), left London : Alureh -o tor Suva, Wellington, Lyttel- ; on, t o; i t lialmer.s Bluff, New Plymouth; : due Wellington May n. MAUIA (S.S. and A. Co.), left Cardiff : ton April 21 r Weilln E ton ; due Welling-. MAIMOA (S.S. and A. Co.), left Cardiff March Jo for New Zealand; due April ; OTOKIA (U.S.S. Co.), left San Pedro ; March 13 tor Wellington; due Wellington April 7. f’ORT HASDI <C and D. Line), left ] London March 3 for Auckland, New Plymouth. Wellington; due Auckland , April 7. PORT NAPIER (C. and D. Line), left New York March 1 for Auckland, Well- i ington, Lyttelton, Dunedin; due Auckland March 31. PLUME (V.O. Co.), left San Francisco March 12 for Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, due Auckland April 3. UOSERIC (A. Weir and Co.), left Nauru Island March 15 for Auckland and Wanganui; due Auckland March 27 ™Z.S Co.), left London March Id for Auckland, Wellington. Nelson, due Auckland April 21 RUAPEHU (N.Z.S. Co.), left Antwerp . February 18 lor Auckland and Welling- , ton; due Auckland March 31. i TAIROA (S.S. and A Co.), left Liver- ! Pool March 1 for Auckland, Wellington, t-yttelton. Dunedin, due Auckland April , ! TALUNB (U.S.S. Co.), left Glasgow ; March I lor Wellington; due Welling- ; ton April 19. | TASMANIA (N.Z.S. Co.), left Liver- i pool February 15 for Auckland, Welling- ; ton, Lyttelton, Port Chalmers; due Auckland March 2S. tVAINUI (U.S.S. Co.), left Falmouth ; February 18 tor Wellington; due Well- 1 ington April 12. WAIOTARTJ (U.S.S. Co.), left Los AnS'oles March 2o for Auckland, Wellington, ' Melbourne, Sydney; due Auckland April 17. < AT MEW ZEALAND PORTS— 1 DISCHARGING CITY OF LINCOLN (N.Z.S. Co.), left I ] * ? February 15 for Auckland, ( Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Wanganui; arrived Auckland March 25. CANADIAN EXPLORER (C.N.S.), lert Halnax January 27 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin . Bluff Napier, arrived Auckland March 6: . at Wellington March 11. at Lyttelton March 14; at Dunedin March 21. CORINTHIC (S.S. and A Co.). left 1 London, January 30, Southampton Jan- * uary 31, for Auckland and Wellington; arrived Auckland March 16; at Wellington March 24. HERTFORD (N.Z.S Co.), left Liverpool February 1 for Auckland, Wellington, j ; Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, Bluff. New Ply- j mouth; arrived Auckland March 14; at Wellington March 21. 1 1 PORT WAIKATO CW and W >. left ! Leith December 10 for Australia and New ! Zealand, arrived Lyttelton March 16; at I Wellington March 23. ' RANGITIKI (N.Z.S Co.), left London'; February 13. Southampton February 14, : for Wellington and Auckland : arrived ! Wellington March 18; at Auckland March < ' 24. 1 ■ STNNTNGTON COURT (N.Z.S C 0.)., left Antwerp Jannarv 11 for AucklandI arrived Auckland March 23. 1 SVOLDER (A.U.O. Co.), left Los An- ; 1 geles February 26 for Auckland. Wellington. Melbourne. Svdney; arrived Auck- i land March 21; at Wellington March 26. WAIHEMO (U.S.S. Co.). left Lose 1 Angelos February ll for Napier, Lyttel- \ tofi. Dunedin, Nelson, New Plymouth ; ; i arrived Napier, March S : at Lyttelton i March 16: at Dunedin March 21. ' WIN TON (N.Z.S. Co.), left New York i i Febnnrv 12 for Auckland, Wellington, ! New i strati a; arrived Auckland 'March 20; at Wellington March 24. >

WESTMOOR (N.Z.S. Co.), left Antwerp January 26 for Auckland; arrived Auckland March 23. ZEALAXDIC (S.S. and A. Co.), left London February 6 for Suva, Port Chalmers. Lyttelton. Timaru; at Suva, March 13; arrived Fort Chalmers March 23. LOADING BENTENUE (Scales), arrived Wellington February 25; at Napier March 19; at Lyttelton March. 22; at Pi rt Chalmers March 25; thence March 2S for Dunkirk, London and Hull, via Panama. JUNE (H. and Macf.), at Westport; leaves there March. 24 for Auckland; due' here March 27; thence March 2S for Nauru and Ocean Islands. MATAKANA (S.S. and A. Co.), arrived Napier March 9 from Townsville; at Gisborne March 13: at Auckland March 15; at Wellington March 22: ;at Lyttelton March 27; thence March 29 for London, via Panama. MIDDLESEX (N.Z.S. Co.), at Bluff March 24; thence Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier; thence April 12 for Rotterdam, Hamburg and London, via Panama. NORTHUMBERLAND (N.Z.S. Co.), at Napier March 27; thence "Wellington; thence March 29 for Londn, Avonmouth, Liverpool, Glasgow, via Panama. OTAIvI (N.Z.S. Co.), at Nelson; thence Mavch 27 for Wellington, Port Chalmers, Bluff; thence April 7 for London, Manchester and Glasgow, via Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro. PAKEHA (S.S. and A. Co.), at New Plymouth March 24; thence March 28 for Wellington, Napier, Auckland; thence April 15 for Rotterdam and London, via Panama., PORT CAROLINE (C. and D. Line), arrived Auckland March 19 from Australia; now at Napier; thence Gisborne, Wellington; thence April 4 for London, via Panama. PORT VICTOR (C. and D. Line), at Wanganui; leaves there March 27 for Opua, Auckland, Napier, Wellington: thence April 11 for London and West Coast United Kingdom ports, via Fan- ' RARANGA (S.S. and A. Co.), at Waikokopu; thence Picton, Wellington, Bluff, Fort Chalmers; thence April 10 for London, via Montevideo. REMUERA (N.Z.S. Co.), at Lyttelton March 27; thence Wellington; 'thence April 1 for Southampton and London, via Panama. SOMERSET (N.Z.S. Co.), at Auckland March 23; hence March 27 for New York, Halifax and London, via Panama. iMTERCOLONIAL—MAHENO, left W ellington March 22 for Melbourne, via Bluff; left Bluff March 26: due Melbourne March 30. MAUNGANUI, left Sydney March 21 for Auckland; arrived here March 25; leaves here March 28 for Sydney; due there April 1. ULIMAROA, left Auckland March -3 for Sydney; arrived there March 25; leaves Sydney March 28 for Wellington: due Wellington April 1. MAKURA, R.M.S., at Wellington: leaves 1 there March 28 for Sydney; due Svdney April 1; leaves Sydney April 5 for Auckland; due Auckland April 9. PACIFIC MAIL—AORANGI, R.M.M.S., left Sydney March 6 for Vancouver, via Auckland, Suva, Honolulu and Victoria; left Auckland March 11; due Vancouver March 28. NIAGARA. R.M.S., left Vancouver ; March 5 for Sydney, via Victoria, Hono- 1 lulu, Suva and Auckland: left Auckland : March 25; due Sydney March 29. I TAHITI, R.M.S., left San Francisco March for Sydney via- Papeete, Rarotonga, Wellington; due Wellington April 7; due Sydney April 12. MARAMA, left - Wellington, March 26 for San Francisco, via Rarotonga and Papeete; due San Francisco April 12. COASTAL MOVEMENTS—APANUI is expected from Great Barrier at 11 p.m. today. She leaves again for Coromandel at 11.30 a.m. tomorrow. AWAHOU is due on Sunday next from Hicks, Tolaga and Tokomaru bays and Gisborne, and leaves on the return trip at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. CLANSMAN is expected from Russell, Opua, Whangaroa and Mangonui at 9 a.m. tomorrow. She leaves on the return trip at 4 p.m. on Monday. CLAYMORE is to leave for Whangarei at 6.30 p.m. today, and returns at 3.30 a.m. on Saturday. CORONATION arrived this morning from Awanui, and sails on the return trip at noon on Saturday. CANOPUS shouljl arrive at Westport from Auckland tomorrow morning, and will load in the week-end for this port. HAUITI is due from Surfdale, Ostend and OmHia at 6 p.m. today, and returns to those bays at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow. K A MONA is still bar-bound at Greymouth. Efforts will be made to dispatch her at 9 a.m. tomorrow for Westport. New Plymouth and Auckland. KUROW is to sail at 3 o’clock this afternoon for Westport. • HANNA is to be dispatched at 10 p.m. this day for Westport. KAREPO is announced to sail tomorrow afternoon for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin and Timaru in place of the Kurow. KAIMIRO loads at Picton on Saturday and completes at Lyttelton and Wellington for Auckland. MARGARET W. is due in the weekend lrom Gisborne and returns there on Tuesday. OMANA is expected from Hawaii, Mullet Point and Matakana at 8 o’clock tonight. She sails for Waiwera, Mahurangi and Warkworth at 3.30 a.m. tomorrow. PONG is to leave for Hawaii, Leigh, Mangawai. Mangapai, Parua Bay, One Tree Point and Waipu at 3 o’clock this afternoon. RANGITOTO' leaves for Thames at 9 o clock tonight. a * S c^lle rom Tauranga at 7 SOOT sailed last night for Waipu and is due back in the week-end. She is to or that Port on Monday. TANIWHA leaves at 9 p.m. for Faeroa, { at J’ 30 «- m * 0,1 Saturday. TIROA is due m the week-end from Hicks, dolaga and Tokomaru bays, and m»^TT in . for those Ports on Tuesday. „ WAIPU is to depart for Kopu, Turua and Kerepeehi at 8 o’clock tonight. The Log Book^j PERSONAL.— The Marama is now in command of Captain J. F. S. Brown. His deck officers are: Chief, Mr N. J. Siepen: second, Mr. A. P. Cousin: third, Mr. s! H - Crawford; fourth, Mr. F. E. Laffer. Jbe Makura is now in command of Captain Duncan MacDonald. His deck officers are: Chief: Mr. J. Ritchie; second. Mr. J. AV . Knox; third, Air. J. C. Sad: her: fourth, Mr. M. V. Kangdale. ..Captain G. B Morgan has rejoined the Maheno, relieving Captain J D Prew. who is proceeding to Auckland on holidays. , Mi-. A. Russell, chief officer of the l Marama, is proceeding- to Auckland on holidays. .. Mr * MacDonald has rejoined the Niagara as chief officer after holidays. Mr. A. M. Lucas is relieving Mr. S. E. Gaskin as chief officer of the Waikouaiti. Mr. AV. Peterson, chief engineer of the Government lighthouse steamer Tutane.leaY.e „ fc ’ r London by the Corintnic on April 9 to supervise the fitting of the engines into the new steamer TV hlc ik toeing built at Home to replace the Tutanekai. The new vessel is not October* *° arr * ve * n New Zealand before The marine superintendent of the Union Company of New Zealand at Syd--1 ?-. sl , nc . e IJl f* Captain 11. a. Morrisbv * e< *. rec ©Ptly. He had been connected v Ji 1 ? the , L ". ,on , Company for many V ea. l s, anc * his last command was the Niagara. He attained his master mar mer's certificate at the age of 2S and Un?on a £?ne I,Ulnerous vessels of’ ‘the PornC „m°J riEon . joined the toolta as chief engineer, relieving Mr H - T J • Knewstuff for holiday leave Mr. H Pike has rejoined the Tofua as second engineer, after holiday leave. Mi. R. 1. Barrett is relieving Mr G ,iL ast . a ? engineer of the Natone, th« latter being on holiday leave. H.M.S. DUNEDIN IN DOCK.—The cruiser H.M.S. Dunedin docked this mornmg for an indefinite period to undergo cleaning and painting. THE MAUI POMARE. —Spedding, Ltd. advises that the Government motor-ship Maui Pomare, now at King’s Wharf, is to lie dispatched on Tuesday next for Niue and Apia, taking passengers, mails and cargo. golden coast due tomorrow.— The O. and O Line steamer Golden Coast is arriving in the stream from Los Angeles tomorrow afternoon according to her latest wireless advice. The vessel has a cargo of General Pacific Slope merchandise for discharge at Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin. She has I been allotted a berth at Prince’s Wharf ■ where she will unload the local portion i to the agency of Henderson and Macfar- ' lane, Ltd.

MAUNGANUI SAILS TOMORROW.— The Union Company’s intercolonial passenger steamer Maunganui, now at Queen’s Wharf, is to be dispatched at 3 o’clock tomorrow afternoon for Sydnev with passengers, mails and cargo. She is due at Sydney on Tuesday morning.

H UIA WAITING FOR PORT HARDY. —The Nobel Explosive Company's auxiliary schooner Huia moves from Central Wharf tomorrow and is to lie up at the North Wall until the arrival of the Port Hardy' on April 7. The Huia will then lighter explosives at the powder anchorage.

WEIRBANK LEAVES MAKATEA.— Henderson and Macfarlane, Ltd., has received advice that the Bank Line motorship Weirbank left Makatea Island on March 22 with a full cargo of phosphates for discharge at Auckland and Lyttelton. She is due at Auckland about March 31.

ROSERIC DUE TONIGHT. —With a cargo of phosphates for unloading at Auckland and Wanganui, the steamer Roseric is due in port from Nauru Island this evening. The vessel has been allotted a berth at iKng’s Wharf, where she will discharge the local portion of her cargo to the agency of Henderson and Macfarlane, Ltd.

JUNE CLEARS WESTPGRT. —Advice has been received by Henderson and Macfarlane, Ltd., to the effect that the Norwegian steamer June, which has been loading coal and taking bunkers aboard at Westport, cleared the coal port for Auckland at 8 a.m. today. She is expected to arrive here on Sunday morning and is to load stores and general cargo for Nauru and Ocean Islands, sailing from here for those destinations on Monday afternoon.

PASSENGERS FROM SYDNEY.—The following passengers arrived at Welling- ' ton on Tuesday morning by the Union I Company’s Marama from Sydney:—l First saloon: Mesdames Anderson, ' Barnes, Curtis, Davis, Doherty, Hinley | and child, Kl’ppel and two children, Watson, Willis, Ellis, Free, Fitzgerald, Grice, Hunter, Holmwood, Partridge and child, Staniforth, E. Todd, W. A. Todd, Misses L. Bennett, L. Bush, H. Bringezu, M. Dalsey, R. Hart, S. Manoy, E. McGrouther, M. Nash, T. Shearman, H. Dwyer, W. Dwyer, E. Ford, A. Fuller, B. Hickey, P. Hart, M. Truby King, A. Walker, Messrs. W. Adams, Dr. C. Anderson. A. Brown, W. Barnett, C. Curtf% L. da Maun ay, R. Duffner, A. Davis, S. Flunking, E. Holmwood. Klippel, J. Lovell. V. Partridge, P. Rabbich, 11. Rabbich, C. Staniforth, A. Yates, Wong Kai Ming, G. Baillie, I-*. Barr, J. Barnes. M. Cameron, A. Cornelius, H. Christmas, S. Free, E. Grice, J. Hughes, H. Harcourt. J. Henderson. W. ITodge, V, Larson, G. Millward, J. Mackie, O. Mead. A. Neilly, J. Phillips. C. Shearman, Sir F. Truby King, F. Walton, Cole, Wyllis. Second saloon- Mesdames Dickson, Fossey, Meidric.h and three children. Jones, King, Mullins, Norman and child, Stanford. Misses F. Booth, li. Bartram, D. i Bowie, A. Davies, O. Schwarz, S Thornton, L. Wickens, M. Freeman, V. Gibson, M. Hurse, L. TTurse, F. Stanford, A. Schwarz, Messrs. A. Bourke. G. Burnett. N. Cowley. W. Dickson, W. Fossev, A. Miller, J. Miller, G. Mullins, W. Norman, H. Saver, T. Grange, W. Gray, S. Kenne, F. Klipsch, T. Musson, J. Stephenson; and 6i steerage. MARAMA FOR 'FRISCO. —The Union Steam Ship Company’s passenger steamer Marama left Wellington at midnight last night for San Francisco. via Rarotonga and Papeete, m place, of the disabled Makura, taking mails, cargo and the following passengers from Wellington:— First saloon: Mrs. M. E. Allen, Mrs. E. Aiken, Mr. R. B. Allen, Mrs. Ambridge, Mrs. Bannett and infant, Mrs. S. Been. Mr. J. B. Bourke, Mrs. C. Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Berryman, Mr. J. Barton, Mr. W. 11. Benton, Mrs. Bendikson, Mrs. A. Buckingham, Miss R. C. Berryman, Miss Berryman, Mrs. Binzer, Mr. N. A. Bacon, Sister P. Brayille, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cameron, Mr. S. A. Cheney, Mr. ajid Mrs. E. Currie, Mrs. Crump, Miss trump, Dr. Kathleen M. Curtis, Mr - vurtis, Mr. P. A. Crump, Mrs. H. B. Everett, Miss M. Foster, Mr. J. C. Foulds, Mr. E. L. Graxnlicb, Mr. M. ooudry, Mr. and Mrs. E. Groome, Miss P. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. W. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. C. Glenat and children. Mr. H. Hodgkin, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hetlierington, Mr. and Mrs. T. IT. Hees, Mrs. U. E. J. Hine, Sister F. Hannigan, Mr. and Mrs. M. J-Tarding. Mr dagger, Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Jarman, M. M. Johnston, Miss M. Jarman, Mr. F. Lees, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Louden, P- J- Lark, Mr. IT. D. Liebman, Mr. T. Martin, Captain and Mrs. McKinlev,*' Mr. IT. G. Mason, Mr. .T. IT. Moldyer, L. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Mulhall and two children, Mrs. McKegg, Mr. Mer- j riam, Mr. and Mrs. Mouat. Dr. J. E Niha.ll, Captain and Mrs. G. Xobbs, Mr O. Y. A. Xilson, Miss Ockenden. Mr. R 1 A. Pen fold. Mr. E. T. Pettit. Mr. G. C. J* ; Pointer, Captain Parker, Mr. 11. Richmond, Dr. J. W. Robertson, Mr. Robb Miss R. Kendall, Miss D. Rendall, Mr' : Otto Somner, Mr. A. F. Street, Mrs. Sevmour, Mrs. G. E. Shaw, Mr. R. A. Smith Mr. H. Tolley, Mr. and Mrs. W T Todds, Mr. W. Tailby, Mr. G. A Thorne Mr. J. Upton, Hon. and Mrs. T. Shailer vVeston, Mr. M. "Woods, Mrs. A. Wilkins Mr. Westoby. ua Second saloon: Mrs. 11. Anderson, Mrs D. Allen. Mr. R. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H IT Brown. Mr. W . Bennett. Mr. and Mrs A. Britton, Mr. A. IST. Bain, Mr E V Bain. Mr It. J. Burke, Miss M. Brown' Mr. and Mrs. CaTkin, Mrs. . E Cooner' Mr. H Doersan, Mr. E . T. F. Van'eecle.n Mi. J. French. Mr. and Mrs A s Grigs and boy, Mrs. J. E. Grant Mr’ John Gray, Mrs. H. Graves. Miss M* Graves. Mrs. De Graft Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Hmtz, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mr H. J. Heath, Miss E. Heybers, Mr. llton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hocking. Mr. 1.. E. 3die. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones Airs F s' Kossaek, Miss W. M. R. Miss' M E. Kerr, Mrs. A. Lambke, Mr. and Mrs T. G. Marsh, Mr. J. J. Meltz, Mr Mc-l -'Ess J AlcLenr.an, Mr. X. McKegg, I,S S. McMaster. Miss McMurruch. Mr J. C. .Neil, Mrs. F. M. Owen, Mrs. c n, s?i ,S 5 Mr. R. H. M. Smith, Mr. I’. Sherman, Mr. F. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Seim and girl, Mr’ R. A. Shelton. Mr. \V. Stewart Mrs Sandos Mr. A. AV. Taylor. Mr.’ J. c oss, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. West Miss I Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. J. .s'. Wilson and two children, Miss I. Walker Mr | and Mrs. G. Walker, Mr. G. M. Yerle; and 50 steerage.

CITY OF LINCOLN BERTHS. The Ellerman and Bucknall steamer City of Lincoln undocked this morning after having had a new propeller blade fitted, and berthed at Queen’s Wharf to commence discharge of the local portion of her New Y'ork cargo. Her local agent, the New Zealand Shipping Corapayn, expects to dispatch her on Saturday for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Wanganui, to complete unloading.

RANGITIKI'S MOVEMENTS. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s motorliner Rangitiki, at present at Prince’s Wharf completing discharge of her cargo of general merchandise from London, is to start loading hei-e for London as soon as unloading is finished. She will subsequently load at Tokomaru Bay, Napier, Lyttelton, and "Wellington, is due at Wellington on April 17, and is scheduled to sail finally from there on April 26 for Southampton and London, via the Panama Canal.

ESTABLISHES THREE PORT RECORDS.—Port Elizabeth (South Africa) established three port records during November. The first record was in the number of steamers which called either to load or unload, totalling 82. The second record was that, for the first time in the history of the port, over 100,000 tons of cargo were handled. The previous highest figure had been 90,000 tons. It is expected that when the final revised figures for November have been published, the total will be 106,000 tons. The third record was the shipment of .90,000 bales of wool, which is 30,000 bales ’more than the previous highest monthly total set in November, 1928. The record total of tonnage handled was due. in' a measure, to the fact that during the month five lumber and two wheat steamers unloaded.

OLD CLIPPERS BURNED. —Three famous old clippers, wooden sailing ships, formerly prominent in the lumber trade between the Pacific Coast and Australian ports, have recently been burned near Seattle to obtain the copper and other metals in their hulls. These vessels were the Abnei* Coburn, George Curtis and Oriental. For a number of years they were in the general carrying trade from New York to San Francisco and Honolulu, then in the lumber trade to Australia, and after that they were employed in service to the salmon canneries on Bristol Bay. For some time they hiive been laid up, having been succeeded by steam tonnage.

SERVICES OF MARAMA AND MAKURA.—The Union Steam Ship Company advises the following movements of the Royal Mail liner Makura and the passei - ger steamer Marama., following on their transposition in the intercolonial and Pacific mail services consequent on the Makura’s engine trouble.

The Makura is to leave Wellington a~ noon tomorrow for Sydney. She is to leave Sydney on April 5 for Auckland, arriving here on Wednesday, April 9. From then on she will maintain the same intercolonial service as has heretofore been maintained by the Marama until she arrives at Sydney on May 13 f- on Auckland. She will then withdraw from the intercolonial service and re-enter the I acme mail running again, leaving Syd--1- a, • °V "^ a £ f° r San Francisco via Wellington, Rarotonga and Papeete . T , h ? Marama, which left Wellington at midnight last night for San Francisco via a . nd Papeete, is expected to leach the American port on .April 12 She is expected to leave there again on fonoi Vnd wJ??' dn ? y Via .Papeete, Rarotonga and \v ellrngton, arriving nr frem a thp 4 'p Sh R T ' ill thereupon ivithdra-.V her^ 1 iintercolonial Sydney on May 16 for Wellington. S

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SOMERSET SAILS AT DAYBREAK.— The New Zealand Shipping Company advisees that the Federal steamer Somerset, now at Queen’s AVharf completing her loading for New York, Halifax, and London, is to be dispatched on her Homeward voyage at daybreak tomorrow. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE— The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wireless stations tonight:— Auckland. —Elveric, Golden Coast. Kalingo, Largo Law, Niagara, Plume, Port Napier, Port Victor, Port Wellington, Ruapehu, Tasmania, Titanian, Tofua, Tutanekai, Weirbank, Willscox. Chatham Islands.—Kia OraWellington.—Maori, Wahine, Tamahine, Arahura. Aorangi, Raranga, Otaki, Winton, Waihemo, Northumberland, Waitemata, Kaimiro, Mamilius, Marama, Port Caroline. Awarua.—Tahiti, Maheno, Karetu, Port Brisbane, Benvenue, Southern Princess, Sir J. C. Ross, City of New York. PORT OF ONEHUNGA—ARAPAWA was to arrive at Kaipara today from Westport, en route to Onehunga, where she is due tomorrow afternoon. HAUTURU is expected from Raglan and Kawhia at 6 a.m. tomorrow. HOKIANGA sails this afternoon for Hokianga. NGAPUHI is to leave at 4 p.m. today for New Plymouth. ; i i ; |