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The SAILORS SOCIETY in AUCKLAND
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Auckland International Seafarers Centre
114 Quay Street
Auckland
New Zealand
(opposite Marsden Wharf)
Location Map
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Society's Mail Address: |
42 Knights Rd
Rothesay Bay
Auckland 0630
New Zealand
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Centre opening Hours: |
0900-1500
1830-2200 approx daily |
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Sailors Society
Missioner/ Contact: |
David Millar (09) 827 6554
Centre: (09) 373 4352
Secretary: (09)478 4782
Email: secretary@iss.org.nz |
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Services:
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Telephone; email (including wireless access); Videos for loan (regular-run ships only); SKY TV; Table Tennis; Pool Table; Tea and Coffee; Foreign Exchange; Mail; shop; licensed; chapel (Presbyterian service 10am on Sunday); chaplains (non-conformist, anglican, presbyterian, with other denominations on call). |
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Board Members: |
| Chairman |
Mr E Terry Nobbs |
| Hon Secretary |
Mrs Jane E Robbins |
| Hon Treasurer |
Cdr Larry Robbins OBE RNZN Rtd |
| Presbyterian Representative |
Rev Linda Hope |
| Baptist Representative |
Rev Rod O Hoggard |
| Methodist Representative |
vacant |
| Salvation Army Representative |
vacant |
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Captain R McKenzie |
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Rev Mervyn A Aitken |
| Missioner |
Major David Millar |
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Other: |
The Auckland International Seafarers Centre is run in a partnership between ISS, Stella Maris and Mission to Seafarers.
Ships are visited on behalf of the AISC by chaplains, including the ISS Missioner, and volunteers as opportunity permits.
Auckland/Onehunga - Ships in port (link to POAL website)
Auckland/Onehunga - Expected Arrivals (link to POAL website)
Seamens' accommodation (not associated with the Centre) is situated a short distance from the Centre.
www.iss.org.nz
For more information about the Auckland International Seafarers Centre please click here
NEWS
SUPPORTERS
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AISC - The Lounge
Major David Millar, ISS Chaplain
With visiting seafarer
The recreation hall
The Chapel
Chaplain David Millar (Centre) with Captain Commons and crew of BALTIMAR BOREAS after memorial service for the late father of one of the crew Dec 2005 (Photo thanks to Mike Wade, Baltimar NZ)
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