The Log Book

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 969, 12 May 1930, Page 2

The Log Book

HERTFORD.—Now at Central \Jharf completing her cargo for London. Hamburg, Avonmouth, Liverpool, and Glasgow, the Federal steamer Hertford is to be dispatched on her Homeward voyage p.m. on Wednesday, according to advice from her local agent, the New Zealand Shipping Company. She is to proceed via the Panama Canal. z CAMBRIDGE SAILS DAYBREAK. Advice received from the New Zealand Shipping Company states that the Federal Steam Navigation Company’s steamer Cambridge, at present at Queen’s Wharf unloading the local part of her cargo of general merchandise from West Coast United Kingdom ports, is to sail at davbreak tomorrow for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Timaru to complete discharge. MATAROA AT PRINCE’S.—L. D Nathan, Ltd., advises that the Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company’s liner Mataroa. which is now engaged discharging the Inst of her general cargo from London, is to start loading for her Homeward voyage tomorrow*. _ She is announced to leave this port at 5 p.m. on Thursday for Napier, Lyttelton, and Wellington, to complete filling up, and is scheduled to sail finally from Wellington at daybreakon May 31 for Southampton and London, via the Panama CanaJ.

WAIKAWA SAILS TOMORROW. —The Union Company advises that its transpacific cargb steamer Waikawa, now at Queen’s Wharf putting out the local portion of her general cargo from the Pacific Slope, is to be dispatched at noon tomorrow for Wellington, Melbourne and Sydney to complete discharge. TOFUA DUE 4 A.M. —The Union Company’s Island passenger steamer Tofua has sent wireless advice that she does not expect to arrive in port from Fiji, Tonga and Samoa until 4 o’clock tomorrow morning. The vessel has been allotted a berth at Prince’s Wharf, where she will land her passengers, mails and cargo. The Tofua is scheduled to sail on her next trip to Fiji, Tonga and Samoa at 11 a.m. on Saturday. ULIMAROA DUE TOMORROW. —With passengers, mails and cargo from Sydney, the Huddart-Parker Company’s intercolonial passenger steamer Ulimaroa is duo in the stream early tomorrow morning. After pratique has been granted she will berth at the wharves, but no berth had been decided on for the vessel this morning. She is to sail on her return trip to Sydney on Friday. NAVANORA SAILS. —To engage in pearl-fishing, recruiting and trading in the Santa Cruz group, the schooner Navanora left Auckland on Saturday afternoon. She is proceeding immediately to the New Hebrides, via Russell. The vessel is 54 years old, and has been engaged in coastal trade in that period, this being her first overseas trip. She was formerly named the Saucy Kate, and was sold by J. J. Craig, Limited, to Messrs. C. Cowan and M. Zurich some months ago. PASSENGERS ON PORT HUON— The CoiiiDaifv Co-operative Auctioneeringvompan.v li.i.s leceived advice that the Commonwealth and dominion Line inotorshlp5 hlp Port Huon is scheduled to arrive from Liverpool next Sunday with cargo from West Coast ports of Great Britain Auckland, Wellington, Ljttelton and Dunedin. In addition to cargo the vessel has on board the foi-lotv-mg passengers:—Mr. and Mrs. J Ailum, Mr. -J. Allum, jtmr.. Miss M. Jr, Mac Lean, Miss A. Sowery and Mr 1-1 Hermon. Dr. Patrick Treahy is acting ship s surgeon and Dr. Clive Eadie is assistant-surgeon. PASSENGERS FROM HOME. —The New Zealand Shipping Company’s motorliner Rangitata, which is due at Wellington on Wednesday afternoon from London and Southampton, via the Panama Canal, has on board the following passengers:—First saloon—For Wellington: Mr. IF. R Angus, Mrs. F. J. Thompson. Mr. T. B. Gussott, Mr. W. J. Robins. R.N., and Mrs. A. G. Anderson and child, Mr W H. Saunders and the 29 members of the British Rugby team. For Dunedin; Mr. J. Thacker. For Oamaru: Miss 31. B. D. Bell. For Australia: Mrs. M. H Armstrong and Captain and Mrs. W. r. F. MacDonald. Second class—For Wellington; Mrs. J. K. Aitken. Mrs. M. C. Nelson and child. For Auckland: Mrs. M. M. Barry. For Dunedin: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Macdonald and two daughters, Mr. .1. L. L. Duff us. There are also 101 third class on board. PASSENGERS. The The Unroll Company’s Maunganui, which left Wellington' on Friday afternoon for Sydney, took the following passengers, including the Marama’s through passengers :—- First saloon: Mr. J. Aitken, Mr., and Mrs. Amos, Mr. Adams, l)r. and Mrs. Ardagh and two children, Miss A. I\ Ardagh, Mr. F. W. Avery, Mr. A. C. Burt, Mr. G. Byers, Mr. T. Bath, Mr. C. H. Brown, Mr. 31. W. Benson, Mrs. Bendall. Mi-. R. H. Borland, Mrs. D. E. Barlow, Miss N. E. Barlow, Master W. B. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Bullin, Miss M. M Blaekwall, Mr. Batten, Mr. E. Cole, Mr •T. Cole, Dr. A. F. Cowan, Mr. D. Cropp. Mr. J. X. Camp, Mrs. C. L. E. Clabham. Miss P. Clabham, Miss C. H. Cameron Miss S. D. Crossley, Mrs. F. D. Chinn. Mr. F. C. Chinn, Miss R. Cooke, Mr. Carpenter. Mrs. M. K. Case, Miss P. Coat man, Mr. and Mrs. De Malmanche, Miss Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. De Wet, Captain and Mrs. Dykes, Mr. G. P. H. and Mrs. Davidson. Mr. G. J. Davidson, Mr T. R. Edmonds, Mr. J. R. Elliott, Mr. Fear, Mr. E. Felton, Mr. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. A. Graney, Miss C. Gee Mr. Gilkes, Mr. Harvey, Mr. Houchins, Miss M. Hassett. Miss J. D. Hislop, Mr. A. F Johnson, Mr. W. E. Jackson, Miss K. Jansen, Mr. and Mrs. C. Jansen, Miss A. Janies, Mrs. L. Jordon, Mis. Lloyd-Hill, Mr. R. T. Lawrence, Mr. Milne, Miss E. M. B. Milne, Mr. J. G. Michie. Mr. and Mrs. Moxey, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mouat. Mrs. Maybank. Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. W. Myles, Mr. W. P. Morse, Mrs. and Miss Morse, Mr. W. Magno, Mrs. E. Mcßae, Mrs. E. C. McCafferty, Captain J. G. McCafferty. Mrs. J. G. McLeod, Mr. J. L. McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. It, I’. Morgan, Dr. -McCafferty, Miss E. Newman. Miss L. Xeilson, Dr. and Mrs. •T. O’Xeill, Mr. Parrott. Miss Parrott, Mr. A. 11. Pope, Miss E. Parsons, Miss Price, Miss Peacock. Sir Mark Sheldon, Mr. Sheldon, Mr. Stanton. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Slinn, Mr. and Mrs. Tonkin. Captain ami Mrs. D. Todd. Mr. L. M. Totolos, Mr. A. E. Thomas, Mr. K. 11. Thow, Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Young. Mr. and Mrs. Wansbrough, Mr. L. G. Wells. Mr. M. C-. Walker, Mr H. G. Woolf, Mrs. Wilsman, Westfield, Mrs. 11. White. Miss M. K. 3Tiss Westmacott, Mr. Westfield. Mrs. IT White, Miss M. E. Ward, Miss E. Randall, Miss L. Randall, Dr. A. T. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Walsh, Mr. A. 11. Ward. Second saloon: Mrs. B. Beaumont, Mrs. F. K. Allett, Mr. Ashman, Mr. J. Barr, Mr. S. W. Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bambury, Miss W. M. Bambury, 3liss Cox. Mr. R. Collier and infant, Miss E. J \V Chappell, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Clarke, Miss E. B. Creasey, Mr. B. B. Cottier, Mr R. Sangertrell, Mrs. M. E. Dimond, Mr. and Mrs. A. Delandrc, Miss E. E. Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fox Miss G. I. Gilmour, Mr. H. H. Gilmoui\ Mi*, and Mrs. Green and child, Mr. M. Gilfeather, Mr. R. T. Groom, Mrs. M. A. Geary, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hargreaves, Mr. M. A. Hemisch, Mr and Mrs. Hempstack Miss Hempstaek, Canon Hutter, Mr. K. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ervine and two children. Miss Jones, Mr. P. Jones. Miss E. R. Knapp, Mr. A. J. Lurc-ock, Mrs. L Mitchell and infant, Mrs. L. 31. McGarrv, Miss 31. E. McGarry, 31r. T. 3Tarks, Mrs! G. 3ratthews, 31r. R. 3loffatt, 3lr. J. F. S. Xicholls, 3lr. L. R. Norman, 3rrs. Reillv. 3lrs. Smith. Miss E. 31. Sutherland, 3li.«s H. D. Steel. 3T rs. A. P. Smith, 3lr. P. Smith, Mr. E Savage, 3lrs. S. A. Tribolet, 31 rs. 1,. 31. Traill. Mrs. L. Taylor. 31 r. and 31 rs. Whitbread and two children. 3lrs. H. 3T. Whitelaw, 31 rs. 31. Waller, Mr. E. Wruck. 3liss Truck. Mr. Wetin, 31iss Ward, Wong Woon Nam, Young Too Kim, Wong Young Gim, Gin Mung Ki; and 47 third class.

NARBADA FROM EAST.— The IndoPacific Shipping Company’s steamer Narbada arrived at Auckland this morning with general Eastern cargo for discharge at Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. The vessel’s loading ports were: Calcutta (April 4), Rangoon, Penang. Port Sweetenhani, Singapore, Samara ng, Sourabaya, and Probolingo. She had a fine-weather voyage, and the trip was uneventful. The following passengers arrived by the vessel:—Mrs. E. Begg, 3lrs. E. Stuart, Miss R. Stuart. Messrs. H. and D Stuart, Captain Frank Bultitude, Mrs. E Ellis, Mr. and 3lrs. W. L. Legg. The Union Company is the local agent, and hopes to dispatch the Narbada on Thursday for 'Wellington. Captain E. Harris is in command, and the ship’s officers are:—Chief. Mr. C. Burgess: second, 31 r. C. Strong; third, Mr. W. W. Molyneux: chief engineer, Mr. J. Nelson; second, Mr. McLeod: third. Mr. F Sinclair: fourth, 3tr. -Baker: fifth, 3lr. A. Dickey: sixth, 3lr. R. Robertson; seventh, 3lr. W. Thompson; radio operator, 3lr. E. D. Xicholl; chief steward. 3lr. W. Swift. , lONIC’S PASSENGERS. —The follow- ., I , s th © passenger list of the Shaw, savill and Albion liner lonic, which left Wellington for Southampton and London on Saturday evening:— Cabin Class.—3liss B. A. Barr, 3Tr. T. H. Bartlett, Mr. E. C. Beale, Mrs. Beale Miss E. Belcher. 3lr. G. G. Bridges, 3lrs. N. Browning. Master B. 31. Browning, Master .T. H. Browning, 3liss F. Z E Clare, Miss E. 3r. Cocks, Mrs. J. L. Collins. Mr. W. Curphey, 3lrs. Curphev, 31iss A. M. Curphey, Mr. C. G. C. Dermer. 3lrs. Dernier, Miss B. C. Dermer, 31rs. J Ewing, 31 rs. V. E. Forbes, Miss P. E. Forbes, 3lis.s 3r. J. Gallagher, 3liss L. 3L Gillies, 3fiss 3T. L. Grigg. 3lr. R. 3f. Hankinson, Mrs. Hankinson, 3liss 3. r G Havelaar. .Mrs. A. H. Henderson. 31 Is- M F. Hoggins, Mr. T. H. Juckes. Mrs. Juckes. Miss G. S. Jucbes, 31 r W G Kinder, 3lrs. Kinder. 31 r. R. Lock. Airs M. E. Longstaff. 3liss 31. I.ongstaff. Mr." J. A. G. Marshall. 31r. A. G. Mason. Mr G. F. Hutton, 31 is. 3lason. 3!iss 31. ] \ 3tason. Licut.-Commander H. « ;. K. Melville, Mrs. 3lelville, 3lis.s J. K. 3le!ville, Montgomery. Miss E. Murdock. 3Tr. W. McCulloch. 3lrs. McCulloch, Miss N. A. Mac Donnell, 3TT. D. 3TcGregor Mr« McGregor, 3liss H. 31. Y. 3lcGregor, Master J. D. G. 3lcGregor. 31r. J. 3lcllwraith, Mrs. Mcllwraith, 3liss M. H. McLaurin Miss J. 31. Perry, Miss A. M. Perrv, Mrs. E. Phillips. 3lr. J. Phillips, 3lrs. Phillips, Mr. C. C. Pitkeathlcy. 3Jr. N. K. Plumer Miss M. C. Ross, 3liss 3L A. Rowlands, M rs - -l- Rowlands. 3liss J. 31. Rowlands, Mr. \\ . H. Saunders, 31 rs. launders, Mr. R. W. C. Tallemache, 3lis.s M. E. 3r. Tayler. 3lr. E. A. Temple-Perkins. 3lrs. L. White, 3lr. J. Witten. Mrs. Witten, Dr. Ellen 3r. Wood, 3Tr. S. Schneideman. 3lr. A. Tovey. 3lr. W. E. Windsor-Richard-son; and 120 third class.